Dr. Gregory Schraw Student Fellowship Award

Dr. Schraw

Dr. Gregory Schraw earned a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology and M.S. in Applied Statistics from the University of Utah. He taught in the learning and measurement programs at the University of Nebraska for 11 years before joining the University of Nevada Las Vegas faculty in 2000. He served on the editorial boards of the Journal of Educational Psychology, Contemporary Educational Psychology, Educational Psychologist, and Educational Psychology Review. Dr. Schraw published extensively in the areas of metacognition, situational interest, and beliefs and cognition. He authored three books and was the recipient of two distinguished teaching awards from the University of Nebraska.

The Schraw Student Fellowship Award was created in memoriam of his contributions and dedication to students. This award provides funds to undergraduate and graduate students who attend and present their research at the annual NRMERA conference. Recipients receive $250 and formal recognition at the annual conference.

The Dr. Gregory Schraw Student Fellowship Award Committee is comprised of the founders of the fellowship: Aaron Richmond, Fred Kuch, and Antonio Gutierrez de Blume. If you are interested in applying for this award, download and complete the application below. Then, either email it to Aaron Richmond or bring a hardcopy with you to the NRMERA conference.


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Dr. Gregory Schraw Student Fellowship Award Recipients

Year —— Schraw Fellowship Award Recipients
2025Grace Epperson — Montana State University (Montana)
Maria Zaman — University of North Dakota (North Dakota)
2024Grace Leatham — Central Washington University (Washington)
Emily Romero — University of Northern Colorado (Colorado)
2023Philip White — University of Nebraska Lincoln (Nebraska)
Lori Qian — Utah State University (Utah)
2022Mikela Campos — Rogers State University (At-Large)
Cole Homer — University of Nebraska Medical Center (Nebraska)
2021Twila Miner — Montana State University (Montana)
Kristi Maida — University of Colorado–Colorado Springs (Colorado)
2020No Awards — Conference Cancelled due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2019Catherine Bacos — University of Nevada, Las Vegas (Nevada)
Kerong Wu — Brigham Young University (Utah)
2018Mara Neitzel — South Dakota State University (South Dakota)
Cathryn Lokey — Florida State University (At-Large)
Kaylee Gill — [Not Recorded]
Victoria Rosdahl — Brigham Young University (Utah)