The J.W. Darden Scholarship is a cash reward that is presented annually at the Darden Gala in January to outstanding student(s) enrolled in an advanced health degree (Medicine, Advance Practice Nursing, Pharmacy, or Physical Therapy). Criteria for the award are scholarship, activities, character, and the intention to meet the needs of the underserved in the East Alabama area.
Deadline: Usually November
Sponsored by J.W. Darden Foundation, Inc.
Non-renewable
Contact Name: Kathy Jo Ellison, PhD, RN
Mailing Address: EAMC/Dr. Bill Lazenby Endowed Professor
- 135 Miller Hall
- Auburn University
,
, United States36849
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To assist in funding the medical education of a student from an Essex South city or town.
Qualifications
Residency in an Essex South community for at least 5 years prior to college, with a desire to return and practice in this area. These communities are: Beverly, Danvers, Essex, Gloucester, Hamilton, Ipswich, Lynn, Lynnfield, Manchester, Marblehead, Middleton, Nahant, Peabody, Rockport, Salem, Saugus, Swampscott, Topsfield and Wenham, Massachusetts.
Current curriculum vitae, which includes the permanent address, high school with date of graduation, and medical school with expected date of graduation.
A statement of academic standing from the medical school.
A letter of recommendation from a district society member, if possible.
A letter that includes a statement of personal goals.
Scholarships will be awarded at the Annual Meeting of the Essex South District Medical Society (usually in April).
Available to Auburn
Available to Carolinas
Available to Louisiana
Available to Virginia
Available to 1st Year Students
Available to 2nd Year Students
Available to 3rd Year Students
Available to 4th Year Students
Created to honor a distinguished member of POMA who served in a number of key leadership roles, the scholarships are available to individuals who resided in Western Pennsylvania prior to entering an AOA approved College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Scholarship Qualifications
Must be a citizen of Pennsylvania and a member of POMA.
Must be enrolled as a 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year osteopathic medical student or a resident at a Pennsylvania affiliated residency program with Osteopathic educators.
Requirements
A completed application.
An essay of approximately 500 words as to why you feel you are the best candidate for the scholarship you are applying for. This essay is extremely important.
A copy of your current curriculum vitae (CA).
Two letters of recommendation: One to two of which may be from a faculty member of your medical school, a letter from your Program Director is also acceptable.
Application cycle usually opens sometime in October or November each year.
Deadline is February 28th
Sponsored by Pennsylvania Osteopathic Medical Association Foundation
Available to Auburn
Available to Carolinas
Available to Louisiana
Available to Virginia
Available to 2nd Year Students
Available to 3rd Year Students
Available to 4th Year Students
This scholarship is intended to affirm and recognize the efforts of osteopathic students and/or residents who have donated their time and effort as a medical volunteer beyond that which is usually accomplished as a medical student or resident.
Scholarship Qualifications
Must be a citizen of Pennsylvania and a member of POMA.
Must be enrolled as a 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year osteopathic medical student or a resident at a Pennsylvania affiliated residency program with Osteopathic educators.
Requirements
A completed application.
An essay of approximately 500 words as to why you feel you are the best candidate for the scholarship you are applying for. This essay is extremely important.
A copy of your current curriculum vitae (CA).
Two letters of recommendation: One to two of which may be from a faculty member of your medical school, a letter from your Program Director is also acceptable.
Application cycle usually opens sometime in October or November each year.
Deadline is February 28, 2025
Sponsored by Pennsylvania Osteopathic Medical Association
Available to Auburn
Available to Carolinas
Available to Louisiana
Available to Virginia
Available to 2nd Year Students
Available to 3rd Year Students
Available to 4th Year Students
This Scholarship is meant to honor a student or resident that exemplifies a superior knowledge and interest in Osteopathic Manipulation, the theories that govern it, and the will to preserve the tenants of osteopathic medicine.
Scholarship Qualifications
Must be a citizen of Pennsylvania and a member of POMA.
Must be enrolled as a 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year osteopathic medical student or a resident at a Pennsylvania affiliated residency program with Osteopathic educators.
Requirements
A completed application.
An essay of approximately 500 words as to why you feel you are the best candidate for the scholarship you are applying for. This essay is extremely important.
A copy of your current curriculum vitae (CA).
Two letters of recommendation: One to two of which may be from a faculty member of your medical school, a letter from your Program Director is also acceptable.
Application cycle usually opens sometime in October or November each year.
Deadline is February 28, 2025
Sponsored by Pennsylvania Osteopathic Medical Association Foundation
Available to Auburn
Available to Carolinas
Available to Louisiana
Available to Virginia
Available to 2nd Year Students
Available to 3rd Year Students
Available to 4th Year Students
This scholarship is designed to affirm the recipient’s participation in a variety of Osteopathic Organizations on a national, and state level by their leadership and commitment to those organizations.
Scholarship Qualifications
Must be a citizen of Pennsylvania and a member of POMA.
Must be enrolled as a 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year osteopathic medical student or a resident at a Pennsylvania affiliated residency program with Osteopathic educators.
Requirements
A completed application.
An essay of approximately 500 words as to why you feel you are the best candidate for the scholarship you are applying for. This essay is extremely important.
A copy of your current curriculum vitae (CA).
Two letters of recommendation: One to two of which may be from a faculty member of your medical school, a letter from your Program Director is also acceptable.
Application cycle usually opens sometime in October or November each year.
Deadline is February 28th
Sponsored by Pennsylvania Osteopathic Medical Association Foundation
Available to Auburn
Available to Carolinas
Available to Louisiana
Available to Virginia
Available to 2nd Year Students
Available to 3rd Year Students
Available to 4th Year Students
Effective medical education incorporates a global and multicultural perspective as populations become increasingly diverse. This scholarship is designed to honor a student or resident that has done exceptional outreach to populations that are considered to have significant health disparities due to race, gender, sexual orientation or economic status.
Scholarship Qualifications
Must be a citizen of Pennsylvania and a member of POMA.
Must be enrolled as a 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year osteopathic medical student or a resident at a Pennsylvania affiliated residency program with Osteopathic educators.
Requirements
A completed application.
An essay of approximately 500 words as to why you feel you are the best candidate for the scholarship you are applying for. This essay is extremely important.
A copy of your current curriculum vitae (CA).
Two letters of recommendation: One to two of which may be from a faculty member of your medical school, a letter from your Program Director is also acceptable.
ALL applications must be in by the deadline of February 14th. Announcements will be made in March.
Application cycle usually opens sometime in October or November each year.
Deadline is February 14th
Sponsored by Pennsylvania Osteopathic Medical Association Foundation
Available to Auburn
Available to Carolinas
Available to Louisiana
Available to Virginia
Available to 2nd Year Students
Available to 3rd Year Students
Available to 4th Year Students
Deborah West, EdD, currently serves as Provost for the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM). Dr. West has served in various administrative roles while at VCOM, most recently serving as the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Accreditation. During her tenure at VCOM, she established The Center for Institutional, Faculty, and Student Success, which is focused on supporting students throughout their medical education journey and continuously advancing the quality of education by providing faculty with resources, programs and support that promote excellence in teaching.
Previous to her employment at VCOM, she served for 15 years in the public education setting as a school counselor and school principal. In 2019, Dr. West earned a Doctor of Education Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Liberty University. She majored in Education at Concord College and completed her graduate degree in Counseling from Marshall University. Dr. West is passionate about helping students reach their full potential and creating an educational environment where students and faculty thrive.