The Brooks Webb Student Scholarship aims to support the next generation of injury and violence prevention researchers by providing financial assistance to deserving students. This scholarship, established thanks to the generous support of Dawn Comstock, Public Health Consultant at the Colorado School of Public Health, will provide $500 to each student scholarship awardee help cover conference registration and travel costs for students presenting their research at SAVIR 2025. Each year, Dawn Comstock will match at least $1,000 of donations from the SAVIR community to ensure we can make a meaningful impact.

100% of donations to the scholarship fund go directly to students.

By donating to this scholarship, you’re helping students who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership potential, and a strong commitment to their community. Recipients will also receive a complimentary SAVIR membership, giving them ongoing opportunities for growth and networking.

"A scholarship like this provides students who are passionate and dedicated to injury and violence prevention research, but may not have financial support, to be able to afford to attend the conference and reap the benefits not only the conference itself, but the amazing SAVIR community.” - Lauren Malthaner, SAVIR Student and Early Career Professional Committee Co-Chair 2021-2024

Join us in supporting the next generation of leaders in injury and violence prevention. Your contribution helps reduce the financial burden on students, empowering them to attend crucial conferences that inspire and shape their careers.

With your help, we can significantly improve the lives of students and make our world safer. Your donation supports future leaders, helping them build skills and connections that will make a lasting positive impact on their communities and professions.

photo of student award winner at SAVIR conference

Brooks Webb Student Scholarship 2024

By Society for Advancement of Violence and Injury Research Inc

Brooks Webb Student Scholarship 2024

Empowering Future Leaders in Injury and Violence Prevention