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http://bhpr.hrsa.gov/dsa/ STATE AGENCIES…..STATE AGENCIES…..STATE AGENCIES ALABAMA • Alabama Osteopathic Medical Association www.aloma.org The Alabama Osteopathic Medical Association awards one $2,500 scholarship annually to an applicant who is currently enrolled in a college of osteopathic medicine and is in satisfactory academic standing. Applicant must intend to return to the state of Alabama to practice medicine for a minimum of one year after completing medical school, internship, and residency. To apply, the applicant must provide a biographical letter containing pertinent information regarding background, how/why you’ve chosen osteopathic medicine as your profession, pre-medical education information, and a statement of reason/need for financial assistance. Applicant must also provide a reference from at least one osteopathic physician currently in practice in the State of Alabama and academic transcripts from a College of Osteopathic Medicine. Valerie Smith, Executive Director Alabama Osteopathic Medical Association P.O. Box 433 Red Bay, AL 35582 ALASKA • Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (scholarship & internship opportunities) http://www.anthc.org/jt/int/ Applications for the 2007-2008 academic year will be available in late fall 2006. All applicants will receive a letter regarding whether or not they have been selected to receive a scholarship award or internship. o ANTHC $5,000 scholarship program The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC) Education and Development department awards five (5) scholarships of five-thousand (5,000) dollars per academic year in healthcare-related fields to full-time undergraduate students and five (5) scholarships of five-thousand (5,000) dollars per academic year in healthcarerelated fields to full-time graduate students who are Alaska Native or American Indian permanent Alaska residents. ANTHC grants these scholarships as an integral part of its long-term strategy of providing the highest quality health care services to all Alaska Natives and American Indians. ANTHC graduate scholarships provide supplemental funds for graduate education for students with the greatest demonstrated need. o ANTHC summer internship program Awards nine-week paid summer internships to approximately twenty-five (25) high school and undergraduate students and five (5) graduate students who are Alaska Native or American Indian permanent Alaska residents. ANTHC grants these internships as an integral part of its long-term strategy of providing the highest quality health services to all Alaska Natives and American Indians and providing work experience in a range of medical professions and support services including; finance, human resources, health records, computer technology, engineering, maintenance, and housekeeping. o Indian Health Service (IHS) scholarship program The Indian Health Service (IHS) Scholarship provides selected scholarship recipients who are Alaska Native or American Indian permanent Alaska residents with paid tuition, related fees, a small amount for travel and books, and a monthly stipend for living expenses. IHS currently funds three (3) health career and allied health career scholarship programs: Health Professions Preparatory Scholarship Program - Section 103 (b)(1)
CALIFORNIA Health Professions Pregraduate Scholarship Program - Section 103 (b)(2) Health Professions Scholarship Program - Section 104 Application requirements IHS Scholarship Application and Required Forms Must be Alaska Native/American Indian and provide documentation of tribal enrollment or proof of descent from a federally recognized tribe Current Letter of Acceptance from selected educational institution listing declared degree or proof of application (Tip: There must be a letter of acceptance, letter of good standing, or letter of application from each university noted.) Official Transcripts from all colleges attended or high school transcripts if less than 12 college credits have been earned (Tip: To be considered official, transcripts must be in a sealed envelope from the educational institution.) Please visit the IHS scholarship site for further information. For applications or more information about these programs please contact the Scholarship and Internship Coordinator at: Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium Division of Human Resources, Education and Development 4000 Ambassador Drive, Suite 114 Anchorage, Alaska 99508 Tel: (907) 729-1917 Fax: (907) 729-1335 Toll Free: 1 (800) 684-8361 • Fresno County Medical Society Scholarship Up to $1,500 is available for students enrolled in or entering medical school. Established in 1962-63, this scholarship fund was financed originally through excess funds accumulated by the Sabin Oral Polio Sunday Clinics. Thirteen physicians who are members of the Fresno-Madera Society form the committee which administers these scholarships. Eligible students are those who are residents of Fresno or Madera County for at least one year. Financial need and high academic performance are also requirements. No money is given directly to the recipients, but rather is used toward tuition, laboratory fees, books, etc. Applications are due May 15 Fresno Madera Medical Society Scholarship Foundation Ellen Burton P.O. Box 28337 Fresno , CA 93729 Tel: (559) 224-4224 ext. 12 Fax: (559) 224-0276 Email: info@FMMS.org • Lakewood Medical Center Foundation Medical Scholarship The Lakewood Medical Center Foundation is a non-profit organization that offers medical scholarships to medical, nursing, and pharmaceutical students. To be eligible, a student must have a permanent California address, or a California address of record in one of the following cities: Lakewood, Bellflower, Paramount, Downey, Compton, Signal Hill, Artesia, Cerritos, Hawaiian Garden, Norwalk or Long Beach. Students must be currently enrolled in a professional school and medical students must have completed their first professional year in medical school. Applications are due March 1. Lakewood Medical Center Foundation Ken Hemkin, Pharm.D., Scholarship Coordinator P.O. Box 6070 Lakewood , CA 90712 Tel: (562) 633-1150 • Los Angeles Hillel Council Medical Scholarship Program Hillel Medical Scholarship Program The Hillel Medical Scholarship Program was founded in 1950 by a group of concerned professionals led by Rabbi Juhudah M. Cohen, who was the Pacific Regional director of Hillel. The goal of the program is to provide scholarships of $1,000 to financially needy medical students. In order to be eligible, students must demonstrate financial need and then the awards will
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Any young person under the age of 1
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AHBAI is accepting scholarship appl
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• EPA Tribal Lands Environmental
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• Ames Nursing Foundation Scholar
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The Hartley Lord Scholarship ($1,00
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