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NEBSA Scholarship Awards
NEBSA intends to give two types of annual awards:
1. an academic scholarship to one or more individuals enrolled as a student in a bachelor's, master's, or doctoral program in biosafety, occupational safety, industrial hygiene, biology, health sciences, or related field at a college or university.
2. a biosafety training scholarship to one or more individuals with an educational background in science, engineering or health who are interested in moving into the field of biosafety.
Each award shall consist of the following:
Timeline
The scholarship application period is from March 1st to May 15th every year. No applications or supporting materials will be accepted after May 15th. Award recipient(s) will be notified and announced on the NEBSA website by June 15.
Eligibility RequirementsAcademic Scholarship Applicants must:
Biosafety Training Scholarship Applicants must:
Application Requirements and Procedure - Academic Scholarship
All applications are reviewed by the NEBSA Board. Applicants are required to complete and submit the online application form, available here: NEBSA Academic Scholarship Application Form.
In addition, applicants must submit:
These materials must be emailed to contact@ne-bsa.org and must be received by May 15th of the application year. Questions about the scholarship process may be emailed to the same address.
NEBSA reserves the right to interview any and all applicants, and to choose not to award the scholarship in any given year.
Application Requirements and Procedure - Biosafety Training Scholarship
All applications are reviewed by the NEBSA Board. Applicants are required to complete and submit the online application form, available here: NEBSA Biosafety Training Scholarship Application Form.
In addition, applicants must submit:
These materials must be emailed to contact@ne-bsa.org and must be received by May 15th of the application year. Questions about the scholarship process may be emailed to the same address.
NEBSA reserves the right to interview any and all applicants, and to choose not to award the scholarship in any given year.