Throughout the year, award opportunities are announced via the SCCAP Listserv and from national organizations and foundations. We have compiled a list of the relevant award opportunities for graduate students with a focus on clinical child and adolescent psychology.
This list is not exhaustive but should be valuable as a resource.
If you would like to post an award opportunity on this site or inform us of a relevant opportunity, please contact our Director of Operations.
Poster Award Opportunities
POSTER AWARDS DO NOT FOLLOW THE STANDARD SCCAP AWARD CYCLE. EACH POSTER AWARD OPPORTUNITY IS ANNOUNCED INDIVIDUALLY WITH THE SPONSORING CONFERENCE. SCCAP student members can present posters in a variety of ways. SCCAP members who submit posters for presentation at ...
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Routh Dissertation Grant
The Routh Dissertation Grant provides support for student research that shows promise to add significantly to the research literature in the area of clinical child and adolescent psychology. Up to four $2,500 grants will be awarded annually ...
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Professional Development Awards
The Student Development Committee for the Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology is pleased to invite applications for its Professional Development Awards. These awards are aimed at supporting the professional development of undergraduate, and of graduate students in APA ...
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LEAD Institute Fellow Award
APPLICATION FOR LEAD 2025 is CLOSED. THE 2027 APPLICATION PERIOD WILL OPEN FALL OF 2026. SCCAP acknowledges that the success of the society and the field of psychology is dependent upon the diversity of individuals stepping up to fill leadership ...
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Student Achievement Awards
The Student Development Committee of the Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology is pleased to invite applications for our annual Student Achievement Awards in Research and the Graduate Student Achievement Award in Clinical Practice ...
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Diversity Professional Development Award
The intent of this award is to allow graduate students and ECP's from diverse groups (e.g., ethnic and racial, sexual and gender diversity, individuals with a disability) the opportunity to attend a conference to gain professional skills and increase their ...
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