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The NSU College of Psychology Doctoral Alumni Scholarship Fund is open to Clinical Psychology doctoral students who are in good academic and professional standing. Students on academic probation are not eligible during the period of their probation. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Max Hutt Scholarship aims to support outstanding students demonstrating significant financial need as determined by the Office of Enrollment and Student Services of Nova Southeastern University. Applicants must be 3rd or 4th-year clinical psychology students with an interest in psychodynamic psychology who are in good academic standing and professional standing. Students on academic probation are not eligible during the period of their probation. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Leonard Roth Memorial Scholarship aims to support students who are committed to doing research and professional work in the area of geriatric psychology. Students must be in good academic and professional standing. Students on academic probation are not eligible during the period of their probation. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Joe Millsaps Scholarship Fund is open to applicants who are identified as academically superior by members of the clinical psychology faculty. Preference is given to applicants who demonstrate a passion for the US Military with devotion to those who protect freedom. Students may be eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member, or they can make an application independently. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Brave of Heart Scholarship was established to provide support to families of frontline healthcare workers, volunteers, and support staff whose lives were lost in the fight against COVID-19. Applicants must be a child, spouse or domestic partner of a frontline healthcare worker who lost their life to a COVID-19-related cause. The child must be living in the frontline healthcare worker's household or primarily supported by the frontline healthcare worker. If the child is enrolled in a graduate school program, they must be age 26 and under and may be financially dependent or independent to be eligible. To continue receiving scholarship assistance beyond age 26, children must then continue to apply for the Brave of Heart Scholarship (uninterrupted) and maintain continuous enrollment in their program (uninterrupted), with the exception of summer vacation. Frontline healthcare worker is defined as a person who lived in the United States at the time of death and worked or volunteered in or for a licensed hospital, medical center or clinic, nursing home, medical transport vehicle, triage center, or other licensed medical facility, provider, or setting, or who worked or volunteered as an emergency medical technician, ambulance technician or paramedic. The individual must have had the possibility of exposure to patients with COVID-19 while working or volunteering. Applicants must plan to enroll in an undergraduate or graduate program (graduate program must have a patient-facing medical major). Non-traditional students are encouraged to apply, and will be considered even if they do not have a recent GPA. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

AIGA believes all students deserve access to design education. The AIGA Worldstudio DxD Scholarships aim to increase diversity in the design profession by creating equitable opportunities for the next generation of creative talent. Scholarships are awarded annually to students enrolled at colleges and universities in the U.S. who demonstrate a commitment to positive social change, environmental responsibility, and cultural awareness through the practice of visual communication, including phot...

The NMPF National Dairy Leadership Scholarship Program supports graduate students enrolled in Master's or PhD programs who are actively pursuing dairy-related fields of research that directly benefit milk marketing cooperatives and the U.S. dairy industry at large. Graduate students pursuing research of direct benefit to milk marketing cooperatives and dairy producers are encouraged to apply, they do not need to be members of NMPF to qualify. Recommended fields of study include but are not limited to: Agriculture Communications Economics; Animal Health Environmental Science; Animal/Human Nutrition Food Science; Bovine Genetics Food Safety; Dairy Products Processing Herd Management; or Dairy Science Marketing and Price Analysis. Applicants must submit a Research Summary that should include the following: the current problem or issue that your research proposes to address; your research objectives; your research approach; and why this problem is important to the US dairy industry and, specifically, how your research will allow the industry to better address the problem. Two letters of recommendation, submitted directly by the references, are required. The research summary and the letters of recommendation should be emailed to NMPF. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Health Resources and Services Administration is offering the Nurse Corps Scholarship Program, which provides support to nursing students in exchange for a minimum two-year, full-time service commitment (or part-time equivalent) at an eligible health care facility with a critical shortage of nurses. Students must be accepted or enrolled at an accredited school of nursing located in the United States or territory, and be pursuing a nursing degree or certificate program. Types of eligible nursing programs include: Diploma in Nursing; Associate degree in Nursing; Bachelor of Science in Nursing; Graduate-level nurse practitioners; Graduate-level registered nurse and advanced practice registered nurse; and Bridge Nursing Graduate-level. Applicants must be a U.S. citizen (either U.S. born or naturalized), U.S. National, or Lawful Permanent Resident. They must provide acceptable documentation of their status. Funding preference is given to applicants with the greatest financial need. Applicants are required to submit two letters of recommendation, one academic and one non-academic. If the applicant is currently enrolled in the nursing program, the academic recommendation letter should be from the department chair, faculty advisor, or a faculty member of that academic program who can attest to the applicant's qualifications. If the applicant has not begun the training associated with the scholarship, the signed letter should be from the department chair, faculty advisor, or a faculty member of the applicant's most recent academic program. The non-academic recommendation letter should be from an individual who is familiar with the applicant's professional, community, and/or civic activities, especially those related to underserved communities and, if applicable, federal pipeline program experience. The recommender can be an employer or previous employer, community leader, colleague, or anyone who has knowledge of the applicant's interest and motivation to provide care to underserved communities. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

AIANTA is proud to offer the Tourism & Hospitality Scholarship, which provides American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian students with financial assistance towards a degree or certificate in hospitality, tourism, recreation, culinary arts or related fields. Applicants must be a high school senior or a student accepted into an accredited higher education institution at the time of application. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is recommended, although all current or future undergraduate and gradua...