Josh Gibson MD Grant

Dr. Josh Gibson, a San Francisco-based executive coach and former psychiatrist, understands the challenges of financing an education and the character built through hard work. This grant aims to alleviate some of that financial burden for deserving students who demonstrate resilience and dedication.

Since 2021, Dr. Gibson has been committed to supporting students through various philanthropic initiatives. An alumnus of Cornell University and Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, Dr. Gibson believes that students who can successfully manage multiple responsibilities are often the ones who become the most effective leaders in their fields.

Many students face the dual pressure of excelling academically while working to support themselves or volunteering to improve their communities. The Josh Gibson MD Grant specifically honors this "double duty." It is not just a financial award; it is a recognition of the grit, determination, and work ethic that define successful professionals. By supporting these students, Dr. Gibson hopes to empower future leaders who understand the value of hard work and service. Dr. Gibson recognizes that education extends beyond the classroom and that the skills developed through employment and service—responsibility, time management, and teamwork—are vital for future success.

This scholarship aims to continue Dr. Josh Gibson’s legacy by supporting students who balance their academic pursuits with significant work or volunteer commitments.

Any undergraduate or graduate student with a history of employment or volunteering may apply for this scholarship opportunity if they have demonstrated financial need. Applicants should reflect the values of Dr. Josh Gibson: resilience, hard work, and a commitment to personal and professional growth.

This is a no-essay grant. To apply, simply create your Bold.org profile and click "Apply". The selection committee will review your profile, focusing on your: work experience (history of employment, internships, or significant volunteer roles), your resilience and ability to balance academic and external responsibilities, and your financial need. Ensure your Bold.org profile is complete, highlights your work history and volunteer experiences, and gives context to your financial situation.