Learn more about Gerontology's scholarships that can help fund your graduate degree:
- Flyer regarding the Fall 2021 Scholarship cycle
- Anabel Pelham Gerontology Scholarship
- Long-Term Care Administration Scholarship
- Michelle Benjamin Scholarship Fund
- Monarch Village/Peninsula del Rey Scholarship
- Patrick Nobis RCFE Endowed Scholarship
For further information about the above Gerontology Scholarships and other scholarship opportunities, please visit AcademicWorks and/or consult with the Scholarship Program Director (Professor Darlene Yee-Melichar; dyee@sfsu.edu).
Anabel Pelham Gerontology Scholarship
Scholarship Intent: To assist promising San Francisco State students majoring in Gerontology. To encourage Gerontology students to remain steadfast in their pursuit of higher education regardless of the challenges they might face. To enrich the reputation, body of knowledge, impact and efficacy of the field of Gerontology through professional pursuits and service to the community.
Long-Term Care Administration Scholarship
Scholarship Intent: This scholarship honors an Administrator-In-Training who exemplifies excellence in long-term care administration and a strong commitment to older adults living in Continuing Care Retirement Communities or Skilled Nursing Facilities in the Bay Area.
Michelle Benjamin Scholarship Fund
Scholarship Intent: To provide scholarships to students studying for the M.A. in Gerontology with an academic emphasis in Long-Term Care Administration and a strong commitment to working with the elderly with special needs.
Monarch Village/Peninsula del Rey Scholarship
Scholarship Intent: The Monarch Village Scholarship honors an internship student who exemplifies excellence in long-term care administration and a strong commitment to older adults living in independent senior communities managed by American Senior Living (ASL).
Patrick Nobis RCFE Endowed Scholarship
Scholarship Intent: This scholarship honors an RCFE Administrator-In-Training who exemplifies a strong commitment to older adults living in Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly in the SF Bay Area.