Marian R. Stuart Grant
This grant funds early career psychologists advancing research or education that bridges mental and physical health, with a focus on projects that significantly impact public health.
Funder: American Psychological Foundation
Due Dates: July 10, 2026 (full application submission)
Funding Amounts: 1 grant of $20,000 for a 12-month project period
Summary: Funds early career psychologists for research, practice, or education projects connecting mental and physical health, with emphasis on public health impact.
Description
This grant supports early career psychologists aiming to advance research, practice, or education at the intersection of mental and physical health, particularly for projects that have clear public health relevance. The program is designed to encourage innovative work that bridges psychological and physical well-being, such as developing counseling skills among medical professionals, investigating behavioral effects on health, or exploring psychologists’ roles in medical settings to enhance patient outcomes. Preference is given to psychologists working in medical schools, but all eligible early career researchers are encouraged to apply.
