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ORGANIZED BY YEAR

2025
September 2025: Student Government Association Grant to HGAPS for Speaker Series and Supplies, $2150
PI: Julia McGowan (UNC Chapel Hill Chapter Treasurer); Co-Investigator: Paris Griffin (UNC Chapel Hill Chapter President).
​Faculty Mentors: E. Youngstrom, PhD, Casey Calhoun, PhD, Patrick Harrison, PhD
2024
September 2024: National HGAPS Grant to UNC Chapel Hill HGAPS, $500
PI: Aidan Blumsack (UNC Chapel Hill Chapter Treasurer); Co-Investigator: Cameron Thomas (UNC Chapel Hill Chapter President). Faculty Mentors: E. Youngstrom, PhD & Casey Calhoun, PhD

September 2024: Student Government Association Grant to HGAPS for Speaker Series, $3400
PI: Aidan Blumsack (UNC Chapel Hill Chapter Treasurer); Co-Investigator: Cameron Thomas (UNC Chapel Hill Chapter President). Faculty Mentors: E. Youngstrom, PhD & Casey Calhoun, PhD
2023
January 2023: Student Government Association Grant to HGAPS for Speaker Series, $850
PI: Julia Bondareva (UNC Chapel Hill Chapter Treasurer); Co-Investigator: Phoebe Rodda (UNC Chapel Hill Chapter President).
Faculty Mentor: E. Youngstrom, PhD


Feburary 2023: Student Government Association Grant to HGAPS for Speaker Series, $6500
PI: Julia Bondareva (UNC Chapel Hill Chapter Treasurer); Co-Investigator: Phoebe Rodda (UNC Chapel Hill Chapter President).
​Faculty Mentor: E. Youngstrom, PhD


September 2023: Student Government Association Grant to HGAPS for Speaker Series, $6330
PI: Julia Bondareva (UNC Chapel Hill Chapter Treasurer); Co-Investigator: Aidan Spelbring (UNC Chapel Hill Chapter President).
​Faculty Mentor: E. Youngstrom, PhD
2022
January 2022: Promoting dissemination of cross-cultural mental health resources using Squid Game. Wikimedia Foundation Rapid Grant, $5,000
PI: Hannah Kim, Co-Investigators: Morgan Ciochina, E. Youngstrom, PhD

January 2022: UNC Graduate Research Consultant Program, Office of Undergraduate Research, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, $1,000
PI: Emma Grace Choplin; Faculty Mentor: E. Youngstrom, PhD

March 2022: Leveraging Wiki Platforms for Academic Conferences. Wikimedia Foundation Rapid Grant, $4,992
PI: Natalie Charamut, Co-Investigators: Hide Okuno, Breiana Sisk, E. Youngstrom, PhD

March 2022: Student Senate grant to HGAPS for Speaker Series and Community Engagement, $13,900 by the Student Government Association of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
PI: Colin Park (Chapter President); Co-Investigators: Kyra Klemes (Chapter Treasurer) & Caroline Vincent (Chapter Past President). Faculty Mentor: E. Youngstrom, PhD

September 2022:​ Student Organizations Council Grant to HGAPS for Speaker Series, $250
PI: Julia Bondareva (Chapter Treasurer); Co-Investigator: Phoebe Rodda (Chapter President).
​Faculty Mentor: E. Youngstrom, PhD
2021
 January 2021: Student Senate grant to HGAPS for Community Engagement, $4,500 by the Student Government Association of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
PI: Taylor Steele; Faculty Mentor: E. Youngstrom, PhD

Fall 2021: Creating an Open Teaching Toolkit to Level the Playing Field for Access to Research Skills for Analysis and Presentation at Conferences, $4,997
Co-PIs: Eric Youngstrom, PhD, Wilson Jacobs
2020
January 2020: Student Senate grant to HGAPS for Community Engagement, $4,000 by the Student Government Association of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
PI: Hannah Kim; Faculty Mentor: E. Youngstrom, PhD

August 2020:  Student Senate grant to HGAPS for Community Engagement, $5,000 by the Student Government Association of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
PI: Taylor Steele; ​Faculty Mentor: E. Youngstrom, PhD
2019
January 2019: Customizing Models for the Assessment Engine to Carry Diverse Audiences to Psychological Resources, $14,980
​PI: Eric Youngstrom, PhD
Mechanism: CODAPAR Interdivisional grant sponsored by Division 53, Division 5, Division 12, Division 52, and the American Psychological Association
2018
January 2018: Using Wikiversity to Build Resources for Teaching and Implementing Evidence-Based Assessment and Treatment, $10,000
Co-PIs: Eric Youngstrom, PhD; Co-I: Mian-Li Ong, M.A.
Mechanism: CODAPAR Interdivisional grant

February 2018: Seeding Projects and Teams to Help Give Away Psychological Science, $30,000 (Two years, awarded to HGAPS, Inc. 501c3)
PI: Eric Youngstrom, PhD
Agency: Society for Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology
2017
April 2017: Varda Shoham Clinical Scientist Training Initiative Grant, $1,500
PI: Eric Youngstrom, PhD; Co-I: Mian-Li Ong, M.A.
Agency: Society for a Science of Clinical Psychology

May 2017: Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance - Improving the Global Assessment of Mood Disorders, $9,480
PI: Eric Youngstrom, PhD; Co-I: Stephanie Salcedo, M.A.
Agency: Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance
2016
July 2016: Investigator Initiated Grant to the Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, Competitive Renewal: $39,500
PI: Eric Youngstrom, PhD, Co-I: Mian-Li Ong, M.A.
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July 2016: Data User's Guide for Developmental Psychopathology Mechanism: Data at Carolina Award, $9,995
PI: Eric Youngstrom, PhD

July 2016: Using Wikipedia and Wikiversity as Teaching Tools to Critical Thinking in Students about Psychological Science, $2,500
PI: Eric Youngstrom, PhD
Mechanism: APS Fund for Teaching and Public Understanding of Psychological Science
2015
​April 2015: Investigator Initiated Grant to the Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, $38,475
PI: Eric Youngstrom, PhD, Co-I: Mian-Li Ong, M.A.

December 2015: CODAPAR Interdivisional grant sponsored by Division 53, Division 12, and the American Psychological Association, $14,875
PI: Eric Youngstrom, PhD, Co-I: Mian-Li Ong, M.A.
2014
​November 2014: Improving the Dissemination of Evidence-Based Assessment Strategies for Common Mental Health Diagnoses, $1,500
Co-PIs: Eric Youngstrom, PhD; Mian-Li Ong, B.A.
Agency: Society for a Science of Clinical Psychology; Clinical Scientist Training Initiative Grant

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