2023 Recipients

Ruhan Ding, Zhejiang University 
"Overparenting and Children's Perspective Taking in China: The Role of Child Behavioral Inhibition"  

Haeun Shin, Seoul National University 
"Latent Profiles of Work-Life Conflict Among Employed, Dating Emerging Adults in Korea"

Purpose

The International (IN) Section wants to encourage scholarship with a focus on international families. It also seeks to foster student and new professional research in this area by offering a scholarship to assist with travel expenses to present original research at the National Council on Family Relations Annual Conference.

Award

Two scholarships of $250 each are made available as a contribution towards the travel costs of the student or new professional attending and presenting at the NCFR Annual Conference. The awards are given annually and presented at the IN Section Annual Meeting.

Note: This award is offered only if funds are available. Please check with the IN Section Chair before applying.

Criteria

The applicant must:

• be an international student or international new professional attendee at the NCFR Annual Conference;
• have originally travelled outside the United States or Canada;
• be an international student or international new professional living outside the United States or Canada; and
• attend and be recognized at the International Section Annual Meeting at the NCFR Annual Conference.

Note: International is defined as NOT being a current resident of the United States or Canada.

Preference is given to a person authoring or co-authoring a paper that is presented at the conference. The research should focus on an international issue.

Preference will be given to applicants from countries meeting the World Bank categories for lending eligibility.

Nomination/application process

Submit the application form and all materials by email to the International Section Chair, Gizem Erdem.

Deadlines

June 15: Application deadline
July 31: The recipient is notified by this date