IPRCE is accepting applications for a summer-long student scholarship to assist and train students in injury prevention and control. The fellowship is designed to recognize, assist and train students working on research or practice-based projects in (1) violence prevention (dating violence, sexual violence, intimate partner violence; child maltreatment (including abuse, neglect, or sexual abuse), suicide; or youth violence prevention, including media influence and bullying; (2) motor-vehicle crash or crash-injury prevention, (3) preventing traumatic brain injury, (4) falls prevention (both adult and pediatric), or (5) drug safety (prevention of drug misuse/abuse, or prevention of recidivism). All projects must be applicable to an injury problem in the State of Georgia. 

Recipients of the award will receive the following:
• $2,000 stipend to be distributed at the start of the summer, to be used towards the completion of a project of their choice.

• Scholarship certificate
• Opportunity to interact with local injury control experts 
• Recognition on the IPRCE website