Medicine Scholarships

This program is for medical students and residents who wish to conduct small research projects. The awards to be given will range from $1,500 - $2,500 and will support research in the following areas: * Adolescent Health * Animal Use in Research Education * Arhtritis and Rheumatism * Cardiovascular/Pulmonary Diseases * HIV/AIDS * Meta-endocrine Diseases * Neoplastic Diseases * Psychiatric Diseases Clinical and applied research projects criteria: * Worthy research objective * Scientifically sound project design * Demonstrate need for start-up, interim, or supplemental funding on a time-limited basis * Significantly help young researcher involved in an applied/clinical research project * Not associated with product research and development activities * Pursued in the United States * Funding from other sources not effectively available * Contribute meaningfully to the project * Grant recipients will be expected to submit a report regarding their research findings within 90 days of the project's completion.

This highly competitive scholarship is awarded to encourage Hopi college students to obtain baccalaureate and graduate degrees in subject areas of priority interest to the Hopi Tribe, and to encourage these graduates to apply their degrees to Hopi Tribal Goals and Objectives. This scholarship is only available to college juniors, seniors and graduate students pursuing a baccalaureate or graduate degree in one of the following areas: law, natural resources, education, medicine/health, engineering or business.

Helen M. Buckby, wife of Richard A. Bucky, Montana State '24, established a fund in 1976 to award medical scholarships in memory of her husband. This fund awards grants to worthy Sigs who are preparing for medical school, currently in medical school, or in other areas of study related to the medical field.

Preferably a resident of Southbury. - Entering a four-year college or university with interest in health related field or medicine. - Applicant must be a resident of the Foundation's 21 town service areas.

* Applicant must be a fellow-in-training, resident, or post-doctoral scholar associated with an approved allergy and immunology training program approved by the Accreditation Council of Graduate Medical Education. * Applicant must be a AAAAI member or have submitted an application for membership by the time of application receipt. * Applicants who are themselves enrolled as a trainee in an approved training program as part of their training for the American Board of Allergy and Immunology or Clinical and Laboratory Immunology will be given preferential consideration. * Applicants with faculty status will not be considered. * Past AAAAI research award recipients are not eligible. All applicants will be reviewed by the Grant Review Committee. All applicants will be reviewed for past accomplishments, the quality of the research outline, and the importance and relevance of the planned research.

The Foundation strives to meet this mission by providing scholarship grants to health care students from DuPage County. To be eligible for a scholarship grant from the Foundation, students must be enrolled in or accepted for admission to a professional education or training program before applying, and they must exhibit a strong academic background in addition to financial need. Students in prerequisite and undergraduate curriculum (i.e. pre-med) are not eligible for these scholarships. The number of scholarships granted varies each year. The average amount of each scholarship is $1000.

The Frank and Louise Groff Foundation was created to assist students to become Registered Nurses or Medical Doctors by providing needed financial assistance for them to be able to pursue a career in medicine. This Foundation was established in 1970 under a provision of the Will of the late Louise Darby Groff who as a nurse recognized the great physical, moral, and spiritual benefits she received from her professional training. Awards will be made at the discretion of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees without regard to race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. However, as mandated by the Groff Will, scholarships are limited to those students who have graduated from a public high school within Monmouth County, New Jersey. These scholarships are renewable for four years. Recipients are chosen: On the basis of demonstrated financial need On the basis of their high school records, recommendations and sincere interest in programs leading to certification as a Registered Nurse, a BSN, or as a Medical Doctor On the basis of being admitted to and maintaining satisfactory progress in a nursing program or medical school

The AcademyHealth Delivery System Science Fellowship (DSSF) provides a paid post-doctoral learning experience to help researchers gain more applied experience conducting research in delivery system settings. Students and researchers with an interest in conducting research in delivery system settings are encouraged to apply. To begin the application process, please complete the Intent to Apply. Once the Intent to Apply form is received, candidates will receive a confirmation email with a link to the full application, which requires a writing sample, CV, statement of interest, and two letters of support. The Delivery System Science Fellowship provides a year-long professional development opportunity for highly qualified, doctorally-prepared individuals interested in enhancing and applying their analytic skills to relevant and timely research topics in a delivery system setting. The need to develop experiential-learning opportunities in delivery system settings was expressed as a specific recommendation emerging from the HSR Summit on data and methods convened by AcademyHealth in 2009. The concept of a fellowship focused on delivery system science was also defined as a priority by the AcademyHealth HSR Learning Consortium (a forum for employers, educators, and student leaders interested in advancing training in HSR) in the Consortium’s 2011 strategic plan. AcademyHealth's strategic plan further emphasizes a commitment to advancing delivery system science. The goal of the fellowship is to provide hands-on training and professional opportunities for highly qualified researchers with a background in health services research (HSR) or related fields to enhance analytic skills and ultimately increase the capacity of the HSR workforce. AcademyHealth, in collaboration with our delivery system partners, plans on identifying additional host sites in future years and securing support to grow and enrich this important new program. The fellowship is guided by an advisory committee, which provides strategic direction for the fellowship and plays a key role in selecting Fellows.

Preference to students majoring in Allied Health or a pre-professional program related to a medical field with a minimum 3.0 GPA. Financial need shall be considered.

It is preferred the recipient be a Pre-Medicine student of western Kansas origin. Recipient should consider practicing medicine in western Kansas.

Scholarships are awarded in the following areas of study: Chemistry, Pre-Dental, Pre-Medicine, Pre-Osteopathy, Pre-Pharmacy, and Pre-Optometry. Applicants may submit a supporting letter from a science teacher (preferably the chemistry teacher). This letter is to be submitted to the Chemistry department. Also, the applicants may submit a short statement outlining their academic plans and career goals. These awards are for incoming freshmen only.

The recipient will be an FHSU junior or senior majoring in Pre-Medicine.