Division 20 K. Warner Schaie Memorial Fund for Adult Development and Aging Grant

American Psychological Foundation
Award USD 1.3K–2.5K ≈ €1.1K–€2.3K
Closing date 0 days left · Apr 01, 2026
Location Global
For Individuals

About this opportunity

The Division 20 K. Warner Schaie Memorial Fund for Adult Development and Aging Grant provides funds to support new research on adult development and aging that will be conducted by members of APA Division 20 who are graduate students or early career psychologists. The proposed research should be congruent with Dr. K. Warner Schaie's research and methodological approaches to the study of aging and adult development. This grant is sponsored by APA Division 20: Adult Development and Aging and supports innovative research projects that advance understanding of the aging process and adult development across the lifespan. The program aims to encourage new investigators in the field and promote research that builds upon Dr. Schaie's legacy in developmental psychology and gerontology.
2 awards
research adult development aging gerontology lifespan psychology developmental psychology adult psychology research methodology longitudinal studies

Who can apply

Applicant Types

individual

Region

United States

Years from Degree

Up to 11 years

How to apply

Institutional approval

Stages

  1. 1 single_stage

Required documents

research_proposal · cv · budget · letters_of_recommendation

Review process

Evaluation based on quality and viability of proposed project, originality and innovation, applicant competence, criticality of funding, alignment with grant goals, dissemination plan, and congruency with Dr. Schaie's research approaches

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