Student Summer Scholarship, IPRCE

Student Summer Scholarship, IPRCE

Overview of Scholarship

This is a grant opportunity designed to support students with research or practice-based projects in injury prevention.

Three research or practice-based projects will be funded for $1,000 each.

Eligible applicants must be enrolled as a full time student in an undergraduate or graduate degree program.

The proposed research or practice-based project must address one or more of the following topics:

  • Violence Prevention
  • Motor-Vehicle Crash or Crash injury Prevention
  • Preventing Traumatic Brain Injury
  • Falls Prevention
  • Prevention of drug misuse/abuse

How to Apply: 

  • Click here to submit application and supporting documents here: 
  • Click here to submit references and LOS

See attached flyer for more details! 


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