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APAGS Psychological Science Research Grant (PSRG). https://www.apa.org/about/awards/apags-science?tab=1
This is the main page of the American Psychological Association Graduate Students Psychological Research. Not only does the page include the description of the grant, and the level of funding, but also a tab with the description of eligibility and a “How to Apply” tab that includes instructions for the application. Another tab lists the past recipients of the award. The funding opportunity includes additional funding for diversity-related research.

Delaney, M. E. (2015). Grant writing for the counseling professional. Journal of Counselor Preparation and Supervision, 8(3), 72-99.
This resource includes a detailed section on how to write a budget and budget justification.

Santoro, H. (2021). The daunting but vital world of grant writing: Research scientists and program officers share their advice on the importance of seeking out grant funding, making grant applications stand out to reviewers, and moving past rejection. Monitor on Psychology, 52(8).
This resource covers materials included in other resources in this course but also deals with the lack of diversity of the applicants who submit grant proposals, the importance of learning how to deal with rejection and resubmission, and ensuring that the specifics of grant instructions are followed carefully, including APA style formatting.

Solomon, G. (2021). 9 grant proposal review questions to ask yourself. Tech & Learning, October, 20-21.
This resource provides a clear but important checklist that can guide grant revisions and finalization.