The mission of Project MALES Graduate Scholars Program (PM-GSP) is to support the academic and career advancement of emerging scholars whose research is focused on improving the educational outcomes of boys and men of color. Up to four scholars are selected for the Graduate Scholars Program, and they will receive a $500 stipend to support their individual research, are assigned a mentor from the Project MALES Faculty/Research Affiliates network, and receive professional development.
The application cycle for the 2023-2024 cohort is closed.
2023-2024 Scholars
Ramon Johnson, University of Washington
Gabriel Pullido, Pennsylvania State University
Omar Sanchez, Ohio State University
Briana Savage, University of California, Riverside
Past Scholars
2022-2023
- Johnnie Campbell, Loyola University Chicago
- Joseph Romero-Reyes, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Stephanie Tilley, Prairie View A&M University
- Josh Wallace, University of Wisconsin-Madison
2021-22
- Jarett D. Haley, University of Michigan
- Jonathan Ibarra, University of California, Santa Barbara
- JC Lugo, University of California, Los Angeles
- Trevor D. McCray, University of Texas at Arlington
2020-21
- Ángel Gonzalez, San Diego State University
- Jesse Enriquez, University of California, San Diego
- Shawn S. Savage, Boston College
- Breauna M. Spencer, University of California, Irvine
2019-20
- Lazaro Camacho, Florida Atlantic University
- Enrique Espinoza, University of California, Riverside
- Roberto Montoya, University of Colorado, Denver
- Guillermo Ortega, University of Houston
- William Ramos Ochoa, Mills College
2018-19
- Kenny Lopez, University of Hawai’i
- Carlos Martinez-Cano, University of Pennsylvania
- Uriel Serrano, University of California, Santa Cruz
- Michael Singh, University of California, Berkeley