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The Morton Kramer Fund for the Application of Biostatistics and Epidemiology in Research on the Prevention and Control of Mental Disorders
This fund was established by the late Morton Kramer, ScD ’39, an internationally renowned research scientist in the Department of Mental Health. The income from this fund provides an annual award to an outstanding doctoral student in the Department who has demonstrated excellence in application of biostatistical and epidemiological methods to the solution of problems in research dedicated to advancing our knowledge of the epidemiology and prevention of mental disorders.
Eligibility
Mental Health doctoral students with demonstrated excellence in the application of biostatistical & epidemiologic methods for solutions to problems of mental disorders, and the application of such knowledge in programs designed to prevent and control mental disorders and associated disabling conditions.
Departments
Applicant Type
Current Students
Citizenship
No Preference
Academic Level
Doctoral
Application Procedure
Student must be recommmended by a department faculty member.
Application Period
- Application Period Opens: January 1
- Application Period Closes: March 15
Fund Amount
$12,000
Number of Awards
one
Application Period Closed