2014-2015 School of Psychology
Scholarship Application
Follow these steps to apply for School of Psychology Merit Scholarships:
1. READ the description and criteria for each scholarship.
2. DECIDE which scholarships you are applying for.
3. PREPARE by writing essays, vita and asking for recommendations as required.
4. SUBMIT ONLINE all application materials to Student Financial Services by 5 PM Monday, March 17, 2014.
Very Important Details
Apply for Financial Aid—You need to have a completed 2014-2015 Fuller Financial Aid Application on file.
Apply online by going to http://www.fuller.edu/Offices/SFS/Forms_and_Petitions/
U.S. citizens and permanent residents must submit a FAFSA. Please use your 2013 completed tax forms.
Vita—A vita is required for all applications.
 Include your name and Student ID (G#) on each page of the vita.
 Save your vita as a Microsoft Word document or PDF file.
 Important! Do not combine your vita with your essays.
 Use your own name and the word “vita” as the file name for the file containing the vita like this:
“yourname_vita.doc” or “yourname_vita.pdf”.
 For example: if your name was Phil McGraw, the name of your file would be
“philmcgraw_vita.doc”.
Essay Responses—Write a separate essay for each award that requires an essay. Using the same essay for
each award is not acceptable. Be sure your essay addresses the specific criteria for that award.
 Include your name and Student ID (G#) on each essay page.
 On each essay page write the corresponding scholarship name.
 Combine all of your essays into one Microsoft Word document or PDF file.
 See an example file at:
http://fuller.edu//uploadedFiles/Siteroot/Offices/Student_Financial_Services/Clarissa_Freud_Essays.pdf
 Use your own name and the word “essay” as the file name for the file containing all of your essays like this:
“yourname_essay.doc” or “yourname_essay.pdf”.
 For example: if your name was Clarissa Freud, the name of your file would be
“clarissafreud_essay.doc”.
Letters of Recommendation or Support
 Give a completed Scholarship Recommendation Form (see page 3 of this packet) and the descriptions of
each scholarship that you are applying for to each person you are asking for a recommendation or letter of
support. Be sure to include your name, student ID, sign the waiver, and list the awards you are applying for
on each form.
 Scholarships that require a faculty recommendation: Ask for ONE recommendation from a faculty member.
You do not need a separate recommendation for each scholarship.
 Scholarships that require letters of support: Ask for ONE letter of support from a pastor or other professional
as stated in the award criteria. You do not need a separate recommendation for each scholarship.
 All letters should be sent in sealed envelopes directly to the Student Financial Services Office.
 It is your responsibility to verify with your recommender that recommendations have been submitted by the
deadline. Due to volume, the Student Financial Services is unable confirm the receipt of any
recommendation or letter of support.
Very Important Details Continued
Submitting Your Application—You will submit your application and any required essays and vita ONLINE to
the Student Financial Services Office.
 Go to the 2014-2015 Scholarship Applications at
http://www.fuller.edu/Offices/SFS/Forms_and_Petitions/
 Click on the SOP Returning Student Scholarship Application link.
 Complete the online form and select the scholarships you are applying for.
 Upload your properly named essay file (see Essays on the first page) as necessary.
 Upload your properly name vita file (see Vita on the first page) as necessary.
 Click the Submit button. A confirmation page will appear and the same will also be sent to the email
address you specified on the form.
Timeline—All materials, including recommendations must be received by Student Financial Services by 5 pm
Monday, March 17, 2014. Late submissions will not be considered.
 Award recipients will be notified by May 2, 2014.
 Recipients will be required to submit a brief biography and thank-you note for the donor before funds
can be released. Letters of thanks will be due to the SOP dean’s office on June 13, 2014.
Notes:
 Most recipients are selected by the recommendation of a scholarship committee made up of senior
faculty and a vote of the combined faculty in consultation with the donor of the award.
 Students currently completing their final year of the program are welcome to apply. Any scholarship
awarded will then be applied to the student’s outstanding balance upon graduation.
FAQ
Q: I have a question about a scholarship requirement. Who can I ask about it?
A: Please contact Ginger Eppinette ([email protected]) in the SOP dean’s office.
Q: I have a question regarding the application process, such as uploading my essays. Who can I ask about it?
A: Please contact Student Financial Services at 626-584-5421 or via email: [email protected].
Q: Where can I get another recommendation form?
A: You may download the recommendation form from the Student Financial Services website at
http://www.fuller.edu/Offices/SFS/Forms_and_Petitions/
Q: Can recommendations or letters of support be completed online?
A: Unfortunately, not this year; but we’re working on it!
Q: My recommender gave me their recommendation to submit to Student Financial Services. Is that okay?
A: Yes, but it must come in a sealed envelope, preferably with a signature across the flap.
Q: Can recommendations be faxed?
A: No, unless the recommender is out of the country and, due to unreliable service, is unable to submit the
recommendation by mail. In that case, please contact Student Financial Services for the available options.
Q: Where should recommendations be sent?
A: Send materials to: Student Financial Services, Fuller Seminary, 135 N Oakland Avenue, Pasadena, CA
91182
Q: I want to apply for an additional scholarship but have already submitted my application. What do I do?
A: Submit another application online and upload the new scholarship information as required.
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2014-2015 School of Psychology
Scholarship Recommendation Form
Student Instructions:
1. Read the Very Important Details on the first two pages of this application packet.
2. Please complete the information below, including the waiver and your selections.
3. Give this form to your recommending faculty member or professional along with a copy of your essay(s)
and the scholarship descriptions.
__________________________________________________________________________________________
Last
First
MI
Student ID Number (G#)
WAIVER: I understand this Scholarship Recommendation Form is to be received and maintained in confidence by Fuller
Theological Seminary for consideration for financial aid. I hereby expressly waive any and all rights I have of access to
this evaluation under the Family Education Rights and Privacy Acts of 1974, the California Information Practices Act of
1977, and any/or all other laws, regulations or policies. I understand that the rights I am waiving include, but are not
limited to, the right to inspect and review this form; the right to have a copy of this form made for my use; the right to
request an amendment of this form.
 I agree to waive access to this statement.
 I do not agree to waive access to this statement.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Signature of Student
Date
Please check the box of the scholarships for which you are applying:
 Carlsberg Family Scholarship
 Clare W. Headington Memorial Scholarship
 John Stauffer Memorial Merit Fellowship
General SOP Awards (Clinical or MFT)
 Alumni/ae Merit Scholarship
 Dilworth International Graduate Scholarship
MFT Awards
 Dennis B. Guernsey Memorial Award
Clinical Awards
Faculty/Supporter Instructions: This student is applying for the School of Psychology Merit Scholarships and
Awards indicated above. Applicants are required to provide a faculty, pastoral or professional recommendation as part of
the application process.
Please write a brief letter of recommendation explaining why this student meets the qualifications for the award(s) for
which they are applying. The student has indicated whether they have waived their right of access to your letter as shown
above. Your frank response will greatly assist the Scholarship Committee in the evaluation process.
Please attach this form to your completed letter of recommendation and forward both documents in a sealed envelope
directly to Student Financial Services. Your letter will be paired with the student’s other application materials for review.
By Mail:
Fuller Theological Seminary
Student Financial Services
135 N. Oakland Avenue
Pasadena, CA 91182
In Person:
Student Service Center
rd
250 N. Madison Ave, 3 Floor
Inter-Campus Mail:
Box SFS
ALL M ATERIALS FOR ALL AWARDS MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE
STUDENT FINANCIAL SERVICES OFFICE BY 5:00 P.M. MARCH 17, 2014.
Student Financial Services
135 North Oakland Avenue, Pasadena, California 91182
Phone: 626-584-5421 Email: [email protected]
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2014-2015 School of Psychology
Scholarship Application
Your application, essays and vita should be submitted online. See the first two pages of the application for details.
Print and complete this page and submit with your essays and vita only if you do not have access to a computer.
__________________________________________
Last
First
MI
Degree: M.S. MFT
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Cumulative GPA: _________
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Student ID Number (G#)
Clinical Psy.D. Year:  1  2
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Country of Citizenship ____________________________
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Through the generous support of many donors, Fuller Theological Seminary is pleased to offer the Merit Awards listed
below.
 SOP Awards (Section One)
 Alumni/ae Merit Scholarships (Clinical or MFT)
 Amadeus Award (Clinical or MFT)
 Dilworth International Graduate Fellowships (Clinical or MFT)
 Dunavant/Reeves Scholarship (Clinical or MFT)
 Liepmann Scholarship (Clinical or MFT)
 Stafford/Enright Scholarship (Clinical or MFT)
 International Student Scholarship (Clinical or MFT)
 MFT Awards (Section Two)
 Dennis B. Guernsey Memorial Award (MFT)
 Jeffrey Balswick Memorial Awards (MFT)
 Ray Anderson Integration Scholarship (MFT)
 Clinical Awards (Section Three)
 Angehr-Westbrook-McMillen Memorial Scholarship (Clinical)
 Arch Hart Scholarships (Clinical)
 Carlsberg Family Scholarship (Clinical)
 Clare W. Headington Memorial Scholarships (Clinical)
 Clinical Excellence and Advocacy Scholarship (Clinical)
 Del and Joyce Goehner Scholarship (Clinical)
 Edith Munger Scholarship (Clinical)
 Evelyn and Frank Freed Scholarship (Clinical)
 Grace Li Jubilee Scholarship (Clinical)
 H. Newton and Suzanna Malony Scholarship (Clinical)
 Hansen Family Scholarship (Clinical)
 Heavenly Treasure Jubilee Scholarship (Clinical)
 John P. Davis Jr. Memorial Award (Clinical)
 John Stauffer Memorial Merit Fellowship (Clinical)
 Johnson/Bock Scholarship (Clinical)
 Lee Merritt Scholarship (Clinical)
 Richard Gorsuch Scholarship (Clinical)
 Tan Family Jubilee Scholarship (Clinical)
 Warren and Janet Brown Scholarship (Clinical)
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 Awards which require a nomination (Section Four)
Students do not apply for these awards. Faculty and PGU nominate students they feel are eligible for these awards. The
descriptions are provided below for your information.
 Gene Wesley Pfrimmer Memorial Award (Clinical)
 Marriage and Family Department Community Award (MFT)
 Marriage and Family Faculty Award (MFT)
 School of Psychology Dean’s Award (Clinical and MFT)
 David Allan Hubbard Achievement Award (All Seminary)
Student Financial Services
135 North Oakland Avenue, Pasadena, California 91182
Phone: 626-584-5421 Email: [email protected]
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SECTION ONE – SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY AWARDS
Final Award amounts may vary and are subject to available funding.
 Alumni/ae Merit Scholarship (Clinical and MFT)
This scholarship recognizes both clinical and marriage and family students who exhibit unusual potential for contributing
to the field of Christian mental health following graduation.
Amount for 2014-2015: $1,000
Application should include:
 An essay of 500 words or less describing your unique clinical skills and/or service delivery models, as well as
examples of practical integration, and how you plan to contribute to the field of Christian mental health.
 A letter of recommendation from faculty, clinical supervisor, pastor, or other professional that documents your
potential for professional contribution.
 A copy of your vita.
 Amadeus Award (Clinical or MFT)
The Amadeus Award was established to support students in the School of Psychology who actively present Christ as the
foundation for the client’s healing. Recipients of the Amadeus scholarship fund may be pursuing any degree program in
the School of Psychology; have completed one or more years of study in the School of Psychology; and maintained a 3.0
grade point average.
Amount for 2014-2015: $3,360
Applications should include:
 Using Psalm 62:5-8 as your reference point, please write a 3-4 page (maximum, double-spaced) personal
reflective essay describing how you see your own and your client’s ultimate identity, worth, and healing as
dependent upon and coming from God (i.e. Jesus Christ). Use specific examples of how this applies to your life
and your work with specific clients. In your writing, strive to integrate theology and psychology in a personal and
specific way. Applicants should also attach a sheet describing financial need. The donor of this scholarship will
review the essays.
 A copy of your vita.
 Dilworth International Graduate Fellowship (Clinical or MFT)
Through a generous bequest of the Dilworth family, this fellowship has been made available to recognize international
students who plan to minister or teach in their home country upon completion of degree requirements.
Amount for 2014-2015: $4,614
Application should include:
 Country of citizenship and birth.
 A statement of 500 words or less describing your plans for ministry in your home country.
 A letter of support from a pastor or other leader in your home country, or from the appropriate missions’ board.
 A copy of your vita.
 Dunavant/Reeves Scholarship (Clinical or MFT)
This scholarship recognizes a School of Psychology student with strong interest in an area of family studies who is
enrolled in either the Department of Clinical Psychology or Department of Marriage and Family of the School of
Psychology.
Amount for 2014-2015: $3,410
Application should include:
 A written statement of academic interest in the area of family studies.
 A list of courses taken in family studies or family psychology.
 A list of papers presented/published in the area of family psychology or family studies.
 Examples of experience with delivery of services to families.
 For doctoral students: Thesis or dissertation research in family psychology and/or a major clinical placement in
family service delivery. Limit to 500 words.
 A copy of your vita.
 Liepmann Scholarship (Clinical or MFT)
This scholarship is for one student in either the Department of Clinical Psychology or Department of Marriage and Family
who is interested in pursuing a career in community mental health leadership or service with organizations that serve
disadvantaged youth and families.
Amount for 2014-2015: $1,662
Application should include:
 An essay of 500 words demonstrating a thoughtful connection between your faith and call to leadership and
service in the community mental health field.
 A copy of your vita.
 Stafford/Enright Scholarship (Clinical or MFT)
This scholarship recognizes an international student in the Masters or Clinical Psychology Program in the School of
Psychology.
Amount for 2014-2015: $609
 An essay of 500 words or less describing the characteristics, accomplishment, and plans for utilizing your training
in your home country that qualify you to receive this award.
 A copy of your vita.
 International Student Scholarship (Clinical or MFT)
This scholarship recognizes an international student in the School of Psychology with financial need who is planning to
return to his or her home country to serve his or her people.
Amount for 2014-2015: $610
Application should include:
 Country of citizenship and birth.
 A statement of 500 words or less describing your plans for ministry in your home country.
 A letter of support from a pastor or other leader in your home country, or from the appropriate missions’ board.
 A copy of your vita.
SECTION TWO – MARRIAGE & FAMILY AWARDS
 Dennis B. Guernsey Memorial Award (MFT)
Given in honor of the late Dennis B. Guernsey, former associate dean for marriage and family programs, this award
recognizes a student in the Department of Marriage and Family who is striving to live a balanced life, including
maintenance of family and other interpersonal relationships, academic excellence, application of theory to practice,
spiritual health, ministry/church involvement, and self care.
Amount for 2014-2015: $3,062
Application should include:
 Your cumulative GPA.
 Short statement regarding family life and interpersonal relationships.
 Example of clinical application of theory to practice.
 Summary of involvement in church and ministry, listing of forms of self-care (limit to 500 words).
 A letter of support from a pastor or spiritual director.
 A copy of your vita.
 Jeffrey Balswick Memorial Award (MFT)
This award is given annually in memory of Jeff Balswick, the late son of Drs. Jack and Judy Balswick, of the Department
of Marriage and Family. This award recognizes master’s students in the Department of Marriage and Family who have
demonstrated academic and/or clinical excellence, financial need, and a commitment to the application of family therapy
or family studies in cross-cultural contexts.
Amount for 2014-2015: $3,144
Application should include:
 Documentation of cross-cultural experience (i.e. term paper, research project, publication or presentation,
participation in cross-cultural events or committees, etc.). Limit to 500 words.
 A copy of your vita.
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 Ray Anderson Integration Scholarship (MFT)
This scholarship recognizes a marriage and family student who demonstrates a strong commitment to the integration of
Christian faith and clinical practice.
Amount for 2014-2015: $500
Application should include:
 A two-page reflection paper of 500 words or less on integration.
 A copy of your vita.
SECTION THREE – CLINICAL AWARDS
 Angehr-Westbrook-McMillen Memorial Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship is given to a student with financial need who has demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and
Christian leadership and lifestyle.
Amount for 2014-2015: $1,666
Application should include:
 A reflective essay of 500 words or less outlining your financial need, academic achievements and how you
strive to be a Christian leader both in word and in action.
 A copy of your vita.
 Arch Hart Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship will be given to students who either come from Africa, desire to work in Africa, or are African-Americans
who show a special giftedness in following Dr. Hart's example of building a bridge between the Church and
Psychology, and a desire to apply their training as psychologists to the enhancement of the Church and its ministry
throughout the world.
Amount for 2014-2015: $4,336
Application should include:
 An essay on the following questions:
o What is your background that prepares you for ministry to underserved peoples?
o How do you see psychology as a ministry?
o What are you plans after graduation and how do they include serving underserved populations?
 A copy of your vita.
 Carlsberg Family Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship is given to a returning clinical psychology student who demonstrates financial need and evidences a
particular interest in health psychology and/or the function of the brain.
Amount for 2014-2015: $7,399
Application should include:
 A proposal of 500 words or less about research you have done or will do in one of the areas above.
 A letter of support from a faculty advisor or other professional with whom you have engaged in this type of
research or coursework.
 A vita that includes publications, publications at professional meetings, as well as other relevant material (courses
in health psychology and neuropsychology, etc.).
 Clare W. Headington Memorial Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship is given to clinical psychology students in either the second or third year of the program, who have
demonstrated the ability to relate the Christian faith and psychological principles to the emotional problems of individuals
and families.
Amount for 2014-2015: $4,745
Application should include:
 One or two sentences that document your integration competencies (this might include listing appropriate courses
taken and grades earned).
 A case study of up to 250 words on how you have applied psychological principles and Christian faith to individual
or family problems.
 A recommendation letter from a professor or clinical supervisor.
 A copy of your vita.
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 Clinical Excellence and Advocacy Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship is for one clinical psychology student who has excelled in the doctoral program and is heavily involved in
the area of advocacy.
Amount for 2014-2015: $5,000
Application should include:
 A reflective essay of 250 words or less outlining your academic achievements and work in the area of advocacy.
 A copy of your vita.
 Del and Joyce Goehner Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship is for one clinical psychology student in remembrance of Del Goehner, a clinical psychology student who
passed away due to medical complications in the early years of the establishment of the School of Psychology.
Recipients of the Del and Joyce Goehner Scholarship must hold a 3.5 GPA or above.
Amount for 2014-2015: $1,000
Application should include:
 A reflective essay of 250 words or less outlining your financial need and academic achievements.
 A copy of your vita, including current GPA.
 Edith Munger Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship will be given to a female student pursuing her Ph.D. in clinical psychology as preparation for a second
career. The student must be matriculating in their second through sixth year of the Clinical Psychology program at Fuller
Theological Seminary, School of Psychology. The award will be for one year. Recipients are invited to re-apply for the
award in subsequent years, though preference will not necessarily be given to their applications.
Amount for 2014-2015: $3,839
Application should include:
 An essay describing why you have chosen to pursue a second career in clinical psychology.
 A copy of your vita.
 Evelyn and Frank Freed Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship is presented to a clinical psychology student who is genuinely committed to glorifying God by integrating
personal faith and professional practice. This student will also demonstrate concern for working with a particular
population of clients. The faculty in consultation with the donors selects the recipient of this award.
Amount for 2014-2015: $3,417
Application should include:
 An essay of 500-750 words indicating ways they have integrated Christian faith and professional practice.
 A copy of your vita.
 Grace Li Jubilee Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship recognizes an international doctoral student in the Department of Clinical Psychology from a developing
country who is preparing for mental health service and ministry in developing countries.
Amount for 2014-2015: $1,186
Application should include:
 An essay of 500 words or less describing what your career and ministry goals are and in which developing
country.
 A copy of your vita.
 H. Newton and Suzanna Malony Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship recognizes the academic success of an ethnic minority student in the Department of Clinical Psychology,
with preference for African-American students.
Amount for 2014-2015: $2,000
Application should include:
 An essay of 500 words or less describing the characteristics and accomplishments that you believe qualify you to
receive this award.
 A copy of your vita.
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 Hansen Family Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship recognizes a students in good standing in the Department of Clinical psychology who is AfricanAmerican, Hispanic, Native American or from a two-thirds world country and is preparing for leadership in a ministry that is
either US or Internationally-based. Student’s academic focus must be on equipping leaders in the church and they must
meet the criteria for financial need.
Amount for 2014-2015: $4,136
Application should include:
 An essay of 500 words or less describing personal characteristics, accomplishments and future plans that you
believe qualify you to receive this award.
 A copy of your vita.
 Heavenly Treasure Jubilee Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship recognizes an international doctoral student in the Department of Clinical Psychology from a developing
country who is preparing for mental health service and ministry in developing countries, with a preference for Asia.
Amount for 2014-2015: $1,432
Application should include:
 An essay of 500 words or less describing what your career and ministry goals in Asia or another developing
region/country.
 A copy of your vita.
 John P. Davis Jr. Memorial Award (Clinical)
The John P. Davis award remembers a person who brought all dimensions of his life to his therapy. He loved his family
and friends; he was a sportsman who loved to sail, ride motorcycles and play tennis; an Episcopalian Priest who
continued to practice ministry; a therapist who brought openness, intelligence and a sense of the sacred to his practice.
He exemplified the integration that the school cherishes. The award is given to a clinical psychology student who is deeply
involved in personal growth and in the deepening of his/her spiritual life, and who recognizes that it is one’s person that
is primary in being a therapist. The faculty in consultation with the donor selects the recipient of this award.
Amount for 2014-2015: $2,627
Application should include:
 An essay or clear statement of 500 words or less describing the personal growth experiences that you have
engaged in and how they have deepened your spirituality and personal maturity.
 A copy of your vita.
 John Stauffer Memorial Merit Fellowship (Clinical)
This fellowship recognizes a clinical psychology student with demonstrated excellence in the following eight areas:
 High potential for professional and scientific creativity.
 Demonstrated leadership skills.
 Presentation of research papers at professional conferences.
 Publication of articles in psychological journals.
 Manifestation of a clear commitment to public service.
 Articulation of clear professional goals.
 Maintenance of an outstanding academic record.
 Leadership through grant proposals or designing new models for delivering human services.
Amount for 2014-2015: $5,000
Application should include:
 One essay of 500 words or less describing examples of leadership activities in profession and community in each
of the eight areas listed above.
 A letter of recommendation from a faculty member or other professional who is familiar with your work.
 A copy of your vita.
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 Johnson/Bock Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship recognizes a clinical psychology student with:
 Promise for pastoral/preaching ministry or counseling;
 A clearly articulated call to evangelism and commitment to Jesus Christ as Lord;
 Evidence of dedication and contributions to church and society through such things as work experiences,
volunteer and civic activities;
 Academic achievement.
Amount for 2014-2015: $5,000 (estimated)
Application should include:
 An essay or 500 words or less articulating your call to ministry or counseling and describing a personal
experience of God and understanding of God as derived from biblical, theological and historical sources.
 A copy of your vita.
 Lee Merritt Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship is given to a returning clinical psychology student who demonstrates financial need.
Amount for 2014-2015: $4,116
 A reflective essay of 250 words or less outlining your financial need and academic achievements.
 A copy of your vita.
 Richard Gorsuch Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship honors Richard Gorsuch and is given to a doctoral student who, through their research and professional
practice seeks to resolve conflict within congregations and across social groups, and/or apply their training in other areas
that Dr. Gorsuch has championed.
Amount for 2014-2015: $1,251
Application should include:
 An essay of 500 words or less describing how your research and practice seeks to resolve conflict within
congregations and across social groups or in other areas that Dr. Gorsuch has championed.
 A copy of your vita.
 Tan Family Jubilee Scholarship (Clinical)
This scholarship recognizes an international doctoral student in the Clinical Psychology Department from a developing
country who is preparing for mental health service and ministry in a developing country.
Amount for 2014-2015: $1,080
Application should include:
 An essay of 500 words or less describing what your career and ministry goals are and in which developing
country.
 A copy of your vita.
 Warren and Janet Brown Scholarship (Clinical)
As professor of psychology, Director of the Lee Edward Travis Research Institute, and beloved mentor to many in the
School of Psychology, Dr. Warren Brown and his wife Janet have played a foundational role in the lives of many Fuller
alumni. This scholarship will be given annually to a full-time Clinical PhD student studying neuropsychology in Dr.
Brown's laboratory in the form of a research assistantship for one school year. Recipients must hold a 3.5 GPA or above.
Amount for 2014-2015: $3,949
Application should include:
 A reflective essay of 500 words or less outlining your academic achievements, your work in the area of
neuropsychology and your future plans.
 A copy of your vita, including current GPA.
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SECTION FOUR – AWARDS BY NOMINATION ONLY
CLINICAL
 Gene Wesley Pfrimmer Memorial Award (PGU Nomination)
Established as a memorial by Gene Pfrimmer’s family and friends, this award is given annually to a student in the Clinical
Psychology Department who actively promotes a sense of cooperation and unity among the members of the graduate
union with fairness and justice.
Amount for 2014-2015: $1,450
MFT
 Marriage and Family Department Community Award (PGU Nomination)
This award recognizes a marriage and family master’s student who has, in the judgment of his or her peers, embodied the
ideals of servant leadership in fostering Christian community in the student body.
Amount for 2014-2015: $500
 Marriage and Family Faculty Award (MFT Faculty Nomination only)
This award honors a current doctoral student or a graduating master’s student in the Department of Marriage and Family,
who has been accepted to doctoral study, and who, in the faculty’s judgment, demonstrates the highest levels of clinical
and scholarly potential as a professional in the field of family therapy or family studies.
Amount for 2014-2015: $500
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SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY
 School of Psychology Dean’s Awards (SOP Faculty Nomination only)
These awards recognize one first year student each from the Department of Clinical Psychology and Department of
Marriage and Family, who demonstrate academic competence, a strong Christian faith, and a commitment to the
integration of psychology and theology.
Amount for 2014-2015: $500 each
ALL-SEMINARY
 David Allan Hubbard Achievement Award (SOP Faculty Nomination only)
This award comes from an initial endowment fund created by Homer and Margaret Surbeck, who, as laypersons, are
active in Christian organizations. Their gift was intended to signify their appreciation for the work of the seminary and in
particular for the outstanding leadership provided by the former president, the late David Allen Hubbard. The award
recognizes a graduating student whose accomplishments clearly reflect the academic, spiritual, and professional goals of
his or her school, and who shows promise in his or her chosen ministry.
Amount for 2014-2015: $500
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