Provost Visit to HHD
October 15, 2025, 3:25-3:55 p.m.| Bennett Pierce Living Center, 110 Henderson Building
Zoom access request — Undergraduate Students
All undergraduate students are strongly encouraged to take advantage to meet the Provost face-to-face and participate in person. However, we do want all interested to be able to participate, so if you are unable to attend in person and would like to join remotely, please fill out the form below by close of business October 14, 2025 and a Zoom link will be provided to you ahead of the session.
Complete Penn State (CPS)
The Complete Penn State program administered by the College of Health and Human Development, is under the direction of the Office of Student Aid. This program offers financial support aimed at helping HHD students complete their degree requirements.
Eligibility
Complete Penn State provides resources for students who are:
- within one or two semesters of graduation (30 credits or less until graduation)
- must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher
- who experience a situation that negatively impacts their ability to complete their degree
- and must have exhausted all other sources of aid that have been offered to them
Application Deadline
All applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis in Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters. Applications will be reviewed holistically and on an individual basis. Apply HERE.
For more information, please contact Amy Joyce, Financial Aid Specialist for HHD, at hhdscholarships@psu.edu
Suggested LEAP Prides by Intended Major - Summer 2025
The LEAP Pride recommendations below are based on your intended major, however, you can choose from among many of the LEAP Prides being offered (see the complete list here). There are, however, several Prides that are restricted to students admitted into specific colleges or the Division of Undergraduate Studies.
The College of Health and Human Development will be offering funds to enrich undergraduate students participating in low-pay or no-pay internships or engaged learning opportunity programs (research, fellowships, service and civic engagement, leadership, career, and professional development, global engagement- study-abroad and other engaged learning experiences ) with related expenses. Expenditures shall conform to existing University policy and may include costs associated with internships, travel or transportation costs, housing, and scholarship support and any other related expenses for undergraduate students enrolled in the College of Health and Human Development.
Eligibility
Consideration for scholarships is given to undergraduate students who are pursuing a degree in the College of Health and Human Development who are participating in either an approved internship or engaged learning opportunity. First preference will be given to students who are participating in unpaid internships or engaged learning opportunities. If no students meet the first preference criteria, funds may be awarded to any student based on General Eligibility Criteria.
Application Deadline
Students interested in receiving this funding should complete the application form at form at https://pennstate.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_b9s2Tm9mjure4FE
Questions
Questions should be emailed to Amy Joyce (alw173@psu.edu).
General College Scholarships
Learn how Penn State's College of Health and Human Development helps students navigate scholarships and financial aid.
Emergency Support
The College of Health and Human Development offers financial assistance for students facing emergencies and provides support for those nearing graduation. Discover the resources available to help you stay on track and complete your degree.
Changes in Enrollment/Dropping Courses
Thinking about dropping a class or changing your major? Before making a decision, it's important to understand the potential impact on your scholarships and student status. Talk to your academic adviser and the College of Health and Human Development for guidance. We're here to help you make the best choice for your academic journey.
Internship and Study Abroad Support
Looking to enhance your experience beyond the classroom? The College of Health and Human Development offers support for students pursuing internships and study abroad opportunities. Whether you're dealing with low-pay internships or exploring global programs, there are funding resources available. Stay informed through the HHD Student Info newsletter for the latest updates on scholarships and financial support.
Conference and Research Support
Enhance your academic journey at the College of Health and Human Development by attending professional conferences or participating in research projects. The college provides funding to help undergraduate students cover expenses for these opportunities. Learn how to apply and stay informed through the HHD Student Info newsletter for more funding updates.
The College of Health and Human Development will be offering funds to enrich undergraduate students participating in low or no-pay internships with internship-related expenses. Expenditures shall conform to existing University policy and may include costs associated with internships and scholarship support for undergraduate students enrolled in the College of Health and Human Development.
Eligibility
Students eligible for this funding may be completing their internship in Fall, Spring or Summer semesters. Internships may be either domestic or international and shall focus on ecotourism, national parks, veterans, non-profits and/or community service.
Application Deadline
Students interested in receiving this funding should complete the application form.
Questions
Questions can be directed to Amy Joyce (alw173@psu.edu).