Karen Lopp Memorial Scholarship
The Karen Lopp Memorial Scholarship was established in memory of Karen Lopp, a Ph.D. student in the School Psychology program at Georgia State University.
Karen Lopp was committed to several multi-cultural issues, in particular, the LGBT community and African-American girls. Her life and work stand as a model for all of those who are in the helping professions. She stood up to social injustice. It is our hope that, through the provision of this scholarship, her crusading spirit and efforts live on.
The scholarship is awarded each year to one graduate-level student at the Honors Day Ceremony. The College of Education and Human Development recognizes this exceptional individual and the contributions made to the university, college, and the community.
Applicants should meet the following criteria:
- Be a current graduate student in the GSU Counseling and Psychological Services (CPS) department. Both master and doctorate level students are encouraged to apply.
- Demonstrate a commitment to advocacy or service to one of Karen Lopp’s areas of interest or another multi-cultural area.
Award Amount:
- One (1) $500 scholarship will be awarded to one graduate-level student.
To apply, visit the Academic Works portal »