SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PSYD GRADUATE STUDENTS
For the first time in over a decade, the US Air Force is offering full scholarships to assist students during their last two years of graduate study (not counting the internship).
THE SCHOLARSHIP:
- All tuition, fees and related academic expenses
- Supplies, books and any special equipment that is required
- Stipend: $1,100+ per month
- Available for the last two years of academic study
- Application must be begun near the beginning of the academic year preceding the start of scholarship benefits
- Graduates may compete for outstanding Air Force internships
QUALIFICATIONS:
- US citizenship
- Successful performance in an APA/CoA accredited program in clinical or counseling psychology
- Selection will be highly competitive. Enrollment in strongly science based programs is preferred
COMMITMENT:
- Four week introduction to the Air Force course the summer prior to the start scholarship benefits
- Two weeks of military training each of the succeeding summers
- Three years of challenging and exciting service in a Air Force medical facility following internship completion
OTHER CONSIDERATIONS:
- Full pay and benefits of a second lieutenant during summer training periods
- Waiver of summer training possible if graduate program requirements do not allow for that time away
- Commission as a Captain in the Air Force with full salary and benefits: during internship if taken in a military internship program; or after completion of a civilian internship program
MORE INFORMATION:
- On the program requirements and application process: Contact an Air Force health professions recruiter near you, or call 1-800-423-USAF, or check www.AIRFORCE.com.
- On life as an Air Force psychologist; professional roles, internship programs, etc;Contact one of the following:
Robert K. Klepac, Ph.D.: or ; 210-292-5949
LtC ol Mark Bates, Ph.D.: ; (240) 857-8942
Maj Kirk Rowe, Ph.D.: ; (937) 257-8727