
ALT On the left is a gray panel with the WIN Logo at the top. Below is a box with the words Mentoring Moments. Below is a the question "How do you maintain your sense of self and well-being in academia" In a text bubble below is Dr. Levy's reply "Pursuing a graduate degree and making it through the various benchmarks of career advancement in clinical neuropsychology often feels like an uphill battle requiring fortitude and perseverance. It can be an isolating experience, particularly for a woman of color, not often understood by family and friends outside the field. I have been very fortunate to have a strong group of women in my coroner, with bonds forged through shared experiences in academia, who are sources of support, encouragement, and wisdom, and who will always go to bat for me. My advice to you is this: find your tribe and hold them dear! They will be your lifeline and make the challenges of academic easier to bear." On the right is a headshot of Dr. Levy above her title.

ALT This image depicts the scholarship eligibility (doctoral applicant in neuropsychology who is from an underrepresented background and is not a previous recipient), application due date and instructions (10/1/23 at 11:59EST; 500-word essay on given prompt), and submission link. Please see the following website for additional details: theaacn.org/relevance-2050/graduate-school-application-scholarship/.


































