Psychology Students:

Corin Humphrey was a Hunter College student who was on a mission. She was a fulltime student, worked as an EMT, was a member of Hunter College's Fencing team, and was performing research in a lab at Mount Sinai Hospital, all the while obtaining a 4.0 GPA. She was on a mission to gather the knowledge needed to make a difference in the transgender community. Her goal was to improve the lives of transgender people by researching the use of hormone replacement therapy. She felt trangender people were underrepresented in science, and wanted to make her contribution in this area. 

We lost Corin in October of 2020 and would like to honor her by giving a student an award in her name that also has a passion to help. We will award one student $500 upon completing a winning essay (single spaced - no more than two pages) on "How your work/research/contribution will make a different to an underrepresented community. 

Please submit your document in PDF format. 

The award will given at the end of every spring academic term.