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CSUN Psychology Students Win Prestigious CSU Pre-doctoral Award!

September 18, 2014

The Sally Casanova Pre-doctoral Scholars program is open to all undergraduate and graduate students throughout all of the California State Universities. Thus, it is highly competitive and quite prestigious.  As a Sally Casanova Scholar, students will have unique opportunities to explore and prepare for doctoral programs. They receive one-on-one guidance and mentorship from faculty members within the CSU, as well as have the opportunity to work with faculty from doctoral-granting institutions. Students receive funding for activities such as participation in summer research internship programs at a doctoral-granting institutions, visits to doctoral-granting institutions to explore opportunities for doctoral study, travel to a national symposium or professional meeting in your chosen field, and graduate school application and test fees. 

 

This year the following four students from the Psychology Department were awarded this scholarship and three students received honorable mention.  This is quite an honor for these students and their mentors. Congratulations to the awardees! You make our department proud! 

 Sandra Michel

Student Awardee:  Sandra Michel

Faculty Mentor:  Dr. Bradley McAuliff

 Sandy Gonzalez

Student Awardee:  Sandy Gonzalez

Faculty Mentor:  Dr. Bradley McAuliff

 David Alpizar

Student Awardee:  David Alpizar

Faculty Mentor:  Dr. Luciana Lagana

 Cynthya Morales

Student Awardee:  Cynthya Morales

Faculty Mentor:  Dr. Scott Plunkett

 Kelly Whaling

Student Honorable Mention:  Kelly Whaling

Faculty Mentor:  Dr. Scott Plunkett

 Sophia Chang

Student Honorable Mention:   Sophia Chang

Faculty Mentor:  Dr. Sun-Mee Kang

 Arlene Sagastume

Student Honorable Mention:  Arlene Sagastume

Faculty Mentor:  Dr. Mark Otten