The following are a list of prizes and awards in the Psychology Department. The awards are automatically computed for all graduating students and are awarded at Convocation.

G.P Brooks Prize in Psychology

• Awarded to a student demonstrating outstanding achievement in the History of Psychology course. In addition to receiving the award, a monetary prize is also given.

Canadian Council of Canadian Departments of Psychology Teaching Assistant Award

• Awarded to a graduating Psychology student. The award is limited to teaching assistants.

CPA Certificate of Academic Excellence

• Awarded to a graduating student for the best undergraduate thesis in Psychology.

E. George Nichols Prize in Psychology

• Awarded to a student demonstrating outstanding achievement in Statistics and Sensation and Perception courses within the Psychology Programme. In addition to receiving the award, a monetary prize is also given.

F.A Surbey Prize in Psychology

• Awarded to a graduating student in psychology with the highest cumulative Grade Point Average undertaking a Major in Psychology with a Minor in Biology. In addition to receiving the award, a monetary prize is also given.

Dr. Karen Nicholson Psychology Prize

• Awarded to a graduating psychology student with the highest averaged grade for the following two courses offered by the Department of Psychology (Biopsychology and Human Neuropsychology). In addition to receiving the award, a monetary prize is also given.

For the following scholarship, eligible students will be contacted during their final year and asked to apply.

The New Brunswick School Trustees Association Scholarship

• Limited to:
• students who graduated from a New Brunswick High School
• graduating students in a program directly related to the education of children

Or

• Who are pursuing post graduate studies directly related to the education of children

And

• Who plan to seek employment in their field in the province of New Brunswick

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