J. Michael Moses ScholarshipAwarded to the
second year class representative for academic year duties in
representing the second year students: participation in the prospective
student selection process, organizing student and staff gatherings and
promotions, and representation of the 2nd year class and all students in
education program decision-making. The
position is selected by popular vote of the class members each summer,
approved by the Program Director according to retention status, and
consensus approval of the athletic training faculty and clinical
education staff.
Value: $500 awarded during the second program year; more than one
student representative is possible; no application or inquiry is
necessary.
Nancy J. Moses Scholarship
Awarded to the
third year class representative for academic year duties in representing
the third year students: participation in the prospective student
selection process, organizing the annual awards banquet, and
representation of the 3rd year class and all students in education
program decision-making.
The
position is selected by popular vote of the class members each spring,
approved by the Program Director according to retention status, and
consensus approval of the athletic training faculty and clinical
education staff.
Value:
$500 awarded during the third program academic year; more than
one student representative is possible; no application or inquiry is
necessary.
Kevin Nels Negaard Scholarship
Awarded to a second year
program student who shows the most promise in pursuing the profession of
athletic training. Qualified students will be
identified by the program Director. Selection
of qualified students is based on (1) fall portfolio submission on time
that exceeds the minimum requirements; (2) performance assessments that
exceed staff expectations in dependability, communication, and
leadership; and (3) a cumulative college grade point average of 3.00 or
above by the end of the fall semester before graduation.
The candidates will be ranked for review and a final selection
made by a consensus of the faculty and clinical education staff. This
recognition may not be given each academic year.
Value:
$500 awarded during the third program academic year; this recognition
may not be given each academic year; no application or inquiry is
necessary.
First Year Student Scholarship
Awarded to first year students formally admitted to the athletic
training major for the academic year following selection.
The student must maintain at least a 2.50 overall college grade
point average and complete their clinical practicum requirements to
remain eligible for the scholarship during the second semester.
Students must formally accept or reject the scholarship offer,
because clinical duties are assigned.
Value: Athletic Library Books awarded during the
first program academic year; no application or inquiry is necessary.
Contact: Scholarship details available from the Athletic
Training Education Program, University of Iowa, 414 FH, Iowa City, IA
52242, (319) 335-9393.
Acceptance
Deadline: April 15 for the fall semester and November 1 for the spring
semester.
Second Year Student Scholarship
Awarded to second year
students starting in the summer session for the academic year following
a program retention decision signifying successful completion of the
first year of practicum experiences. The student
must maintain at least a 2.50 overall college grade point average and
complete their clinical practicum requirements to remain eligible for
the scholarship during the second semester. Students
must formally accept or reject the scholarship offer, because clinical
duties are assigned.
Value:
Full Book privileges awarded during the second program academic year; no
application or inquiry is necessary.
Contact: Scholarship
details available from the Athletic Training Education Program,
University of Iowa, 414 FH, Iowa City, IA 52242, (319) 335-9393.
Acceptance Deadline: April
15 for the fall semester and November 1 for the spring semester.
Third Year Student Scholarship
Awarded to third year students for the academic year following a program
retention decision signifying successful completion of the second
practicum year. The student must maintain at least a
2.50 overall college grade point average and complete their clinical
practicum requirements to remain eligible for the scholarship during the
second semester. Students must formally accept or
reject the scholarship offer, because clinical duties are assigned.
Value: a minimum $ 2500 plus Full Book Privileges awarded
during the third program academic year; no application or inquiry is
necessary.
Contact: Scholarship details available from the Athletic
Training Education Program, University of Iowa, 414 FH, Iowa City, IA
52242, (319) 335-9393.
Acceptance
Deadline: April 15 for the fall semester and November 1 for the spring
semester.
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