What are the consequences of early childhood development trauma and how do you plan to use your chosen career field to help combat this issue?

Eligibility Requirements
Education Level:
Field of Study:
Undergraduate student
Social work, psychology, or child development
Many children suffer abuse and neglect and are traumatized in early childhood development.

Children often don’t have an advocate, especially when they’re being abused by their parents or guardians. As a result, many children slip through the cracks, often suffering long-term consequences due to the trauma they face in their tender years.

This scholarship seeks to increase awareness of the severity of trauma on young children by supporting students who will work to combat these issues in their careers.

Any undergraduate student who is pursuing a career in social work, psychology, or child development may apply for this scholarship.

To apply, tell us about the consequences of early childhood development trauma, how you plan to fight this issue through your career field, and any personal experience you have related to this issue.

What are the consequences of early childhood development trauma and how do you plan to use your chosen career field to help combat this issue? Additionally, if you have a personal experience that is related to this issue, feel free to tell us your story.
Selection Criteria:
Ambition, Drive, Impact
1. Grab the Reader From First Sentence
Try telling a relevant personal story to make sure your application stands out.
2. Stay Focused
Make sure you respond specifically to the essay prompt. A great story that doesn’t answer the question won’t be enough for reviewers.
3. Write Your Essay In Separate Paragraphs
Essays that include separate paragraphs are easier for donors to read than large blocks of text.
4. Use Correct Grammar
Applications with perfect grammar have a 7x chance of winning.
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