Specialties School
Published Nov 18, 2002
bergren
1,112 Posts
The National Association of School Nurses provides scholarships to its members for academic courses and career enrichment. All applications are due April 1st, 2003 http://www.nasn.org/membership/benefits.htm#awards
Shirley Steel Scholarship Fund: The Shirley Steel Scholarship Fund was established to improve the practice of school nursing by assisting registered nurses employed in schools to advance their education by awarding scholarships. Two awards of $750.00 per person.
http://208.5.177.157/members/steelguide.asp
Sally Williams Legislative Award intended to provide funding for an NASN member to attend a legislative education program, improve school nursing practice and promote school health through legislation, and to advocate for the children through legislative action. $1500 http://208.5.177.157/members/williamsguide.asp
New Member Annual Conference Scholarship - all new members who join prior to April 1st each year are eligible for this $1,500 scholarship for NASN Annual Conference expenses. This year the confernce is in Cincinnati in June 2003
American School Health Association (ASHA) awards three $500 scholarships each year to graduate and undergraduate students in health education, school nursing, pediatric or adolescent medicine, or dentistry. Scholarship winners also get a free registration for ASHA annual conference and one year free ASHA membership.
Applications due April 1
http://www.ashaweb.org/scholapp02.pdf
MrsK1223
186 Posts
Does anyone know what states require nurses for their schools and what states have a great need for nurses?
Sally Williams Legislative Award intended to provide funding for an NASN member to attend a legislative education program, improve school nursing practice and promote school health through legislation, and to advocate for the children through legislative action. $1500
http://208.5.177.157/members/williamsguide.asp
New Member Annual Conference Scholarship - all new members who join prior to April 1st each year are eligible for this $1,500 scholarship for NASN Annual Conference expenses. This year the conference is in Cincinnati in June 2003
These links to the schlarships work:
Shirley Steele:
http://www.nasn.org/members/steelguide.htm
Sally Williams Legislative:
http://www.nasn.org/members/williamsguide.htm
Sorry for the inconveneince!
The deadline for postmarking applications for the 2003 NASN scholarships is tomorrow, April 1, 2003!
http://www.nasn.org/members/memblogin.asp
American School Health Association (ASHA): One $500 scholarship each year to a graduate and undergraduate student in school nursing. Scholarship winners also get a free registration for ASHA annual conference and one year free ASHA membership. Applications due April 5, 2005
http://www.ashaweb.org/awards_scholarship.html
National Association of School Nurses NASN Educational Advancement Award: Established to improve the practice of school nursing by assisting registered nurses employed in schools to advance their education. Two awards of $1500.00 per person. Requirements:
-Current and active NASN member for at least the past two years.
-Currently employed as a school nurse.
-Currently licensed as a registered nurse.
-Bachelors Degree or pursuing BSN/MSN combination degree.
-Commitment to healthy students and advancing school nursing practice.
Deadline for application: October 15th
http://www.nasn.org/membership/benefits.htm#awards
NASN State Affiliate Scholarships: Link to state affiliate websites. Some states have scholarships for their members. http://www.nasn.org/community/affiliates.htm
Tylenol Scholarships for Students in Health: Grants totaling $250,000 -- ten $10,000 scholarships and 150 $1,000 scholarships -- to outstanding students pursuing undergraduate or graduate studies in a variety of health- related fields. Eligibility: undergraduate or graduate course of study in the fall of 2005 at accredited two or four-year college, university, or vocational-technical school. Criteria: Leadership in community and school activities, grade-point average, and intended focus on healthcare-related areas of study. Due date April 30, 2005
http://www.tylenol.com/page.jhtml?id=tylenol/news/subptyschol.inc
https://www.horacemann.com/scholarship/scholarship/scholarship.jsp
The Horace Mann Scholarship application
Student Scholarship Program
Horace Mann is dedicated to serving the needs of the educational community.
This year, The Horace Mann Companies is offering $50,000 in scholarships to assist children of public and private school employees to attend college.
The scholarship deadline is March 15, 2005. On or about April 15, 2005, The Horace Mann Companies will announce the names of our new Horace Mann Scholars. One of the Horace Mann Scholars will receive $15,000 in scholarship funds payable over four years, and one other scholar will receive $10,000 in scholarship funds payable over four years. Ten additional scholars in 10 designated counties will each receive one time $2,500 awards.
The 10 designated counties are:
a.. Clark County (NV)
b.. Davidson County (TN)
c.. Denton County (TX)
d.. Franklin County (OH)
e.. Hartford County (CT)
a.. Lake County (IL)
b.. Lancaster County (NE)
c.. Maricopa County (AZ)
d.. Marion County (IN)
e.. Ramsey County (MN)
Scholarship money will be paid directly to each student's college or
university for tuition, fees and other educational expenses.
After the program closes on March 15, 2005, semifinalists will be randomly selected. After confirmation that the semifinalist applicants have met all eligibility requirements, the judges (panel of educators) will select the first and second place awards, and the 10 $2,500 awards.
Scholarship applicants will be judged based on a written essay. Financial need is not a consideration, but applicants who have all educational expenses paid through other scholarships and/or grants are ineligible
sls4083
11 Posts
Do any of these scholarships help with the national certification test?
Sue
I am not aware of any resources that assist with the NBCSN test fee (http://www.nbcsn.com). Even though it is expensive -
$225.00 - Application fee for NASN Members
$300.00 - Application fee for Non-NASN Members
- it is one time only. You maintain certification by providing evidence of CEUs.
Do any of these scholarships help with the national certification test?Sue