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Has anyone in the Clinical/Counseling Psyc field been able to receive the GRFP?

^ I know someone who did back in the early 2000s with a basic science proposal. But they tightened up on eligibility requirements this year and there's no longer any way for clin/counseling people to do it at all, even if their science is basic research with clinical applications.  The program solicitation now phrases it such that they will not fund you if you are getting a clinical/counseling degree regardless of your research focus.
 
See the program solicitation: http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2014/nsf14590/nsf14590.htm#elig

I was just awarded this year and the guidelines said the same things when applied. My lab focuses on neuroimaging and general emotions. Clinical Students can apply as long as the proposal isn't based in clinical work or uses a clinical population. 

E/E  E/E  E/VG
 
Awarded
 
I honestly cannot even believe my life right now  
 
(1st year grad student, HM last year)
 
 
Congratulations to everyone who won!

Holy crap holy crap holy crap!!!! I GOT IT!!! Good thing I checked on here because the email went to my spam folder. Sorry to the guys who got good scores but no award. Happened to me last year. Also, $34,000!! Whoever predicted an increase was correct! Only one in my program to get it muahahahah. I took the "bold important lines" approach and my reviewers seemed to have a better time processing everything (or they were just better reviewers)
IM: VG, E, E      BI: E, E, E

Got it! E/E, E/VG, E/VG. First-year grad. Congrats to everyone for putting their best foot forward.

I got it!!!

E/VG VG/VG E/E

I'm kind of stunned...
 
Second Year: Won E/E, E/E, E/E