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About SREP

The School of Social and Family Dynamics at Arizona State University is accepting applications for a summer program for underrepresented undergraduate students interested in gaining research experience for graduate school. Students participating in SREP 2008 will be mentored by a faculty member and a graduate student during an 8-week summer session. Applicants and faculty will be matched based on their research interests (click for faculty interests). SREP students will register for a 3-credit upper division seminar at ASU focused on professional development (e.g., applying to graduate school, taking the GRE, attending professional conferences), conduct a small research project based on the faculty mentor’s ongoing research, and prepare a poster for presentation of their research at the end of the 8-week session.

Accepted students will receive a financial package that includes:

• Tuition for the 3-credit seminar
• Roundtrip airfare to Tempe, AZ (for non-ASU students)
• On-campus housing (for those needing housing)
• A $1,500 stipend to cover meals, research, and miscellaneous expenses

Eligibility Requirements:

• Sophomore or Junior standing during the Spring 2008
• Be enrolled full-time in a 4-year college or university
• Minimum of 3.0 Cumulative GPA
• Demonstrate an interest in research with children, youth, and/or families (particularly those at-risk) and attending graduate school
• Appropriate match with participating SSFD faculty
• Be a member of a group that is underrepresented in graduate education in the social sciences such as racial and ethnic minorities, and first generation college students.

Apply now!

NOTE: This program focuses exclusively on providing research experience for graduate school and will not provide training with regard to clinical, counseling, or applied work.

Questions can be emailed to: Adriana.Umana-Taylor@asu.edu.