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She Rose in Health Scholarship

Funded by
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She Rose Initiative
$500
1 winner$500
Awarded
Application Deadline
Feb 1, 2023
Winners Announced
Mar 1, 2023
Education Level
Undergraduate, Graduate
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Eligibility Requirements
Race/Ethnicity:
Black/African American
Education Level:
Undergraduate or graduate
Gender:
Female
Major:
Healthcare field
GPA:
3.0 or higher
Race/Ethnicity:
Education Level:
Gender:
Major:
GPA:
Black/African American
Undergraduate or graduate
Female
Healthcare field
3.0 or higher

Only 5% of physicians identify as Black or African-American, despite making up 13% of the population in the United States.

In healthcare professions, diversity is still lacking. It is important to empower minority students to pursue their passions and make a difference in their chosen profession. Because representation is still sorely lacking in the healthcare field, there needs to be more opportunities available to minorities. The She Rose in Health Scholarship seeks to give female African-American students an opportunity, allowing them to further pursue their higher education.

Female undergraduate or graduate students are eligible to apply if they are African-American, have a GPA of 3.0 and are earning a degree in a health related profession, such as nursing, public health, pre-medicine, nutrition, etc. To apply, write about why you chose your degree, how you will use your education to make a difference, and how this scholarship will help you achieve your goals.

Selection Criteria:
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Published October 14, 2022
$500
1 winner$500
Awarded
Application Deadline
Feb 1, 2023
Winners Announced
Mar 1, 2023
Education Level
Undergraduate, Graduate
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Essay Topic

Why did you choose your degree, how do you plan to make a positive impact through your degree, and how will this scholarship help you towards your goals?

400–600 words

Winners and Finalists

March 2023

Winners
Sara James
University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Philadelphia, PA
Finalists
Jasmine Patton
University of Memphis
Memphis, TN
Janvier Stewart
Bryan College of Health Sciences
Lincoln, NE
joyce nagbe
Morgan State University
Upper Darby, PA
BETH LAWSON
Liberty University
Hummelstown, PA
Jazmyn Butler
North Carolina A & T State University
Winston-Salem, NC
olushola Kukoyi
Lipscomb University
Nashville, TN
Zaenab Kadiri
Howard University
Bowie, MD
Lillian Alford
Hofstra University
Temple Hills, MD
Kalista Kerr
Monmouth University
Aberdeen, NJ
Shanelle Guy
Capella University
Philadelphia, PA
Carlyssa Hordge
South Mountain Community College
Phoenix, AZ
Lauren Forney
Spelman College
Katy, TX
Nia Lane
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
San Antonio, TX
Maame Amoako
Duke University
Durham, NC
Shelby Hughes
University of North Florida
Port St. Lucie, FL
Mikyah Moore
Seton Hall University
Windsor, CO
Esther Nnali
The University of Texas at Austin
Richmond, TX
Simisola Shabi
Emory University
Hempstead, NY
Aniya Harris
University of Southern California
Country Club Hills, IL
Rayna Richardson
Drexel University
Teaneck, NJ
Shalom Fagbuyi
Towson University
Randallstown, MD
Grace C
Howard University
Hanover, MD
Skylar Everett
Ohlone College
Fremont, CA
Priscilla
MCPHS University
Worcester, MA
Rahaf Hamour
University of Colorado Denver/Anschutz Medical Campus
Denver, CO
Kennedi Poe
University of Illinois at Chicago
Lynwood, IL
Obeaney Falaise
University of Massachusetts-Boston
Tewksbury, MA
Corona Blakey
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA
Miriam B
Georgia State University
Sandy Springs, GA
Jacci Martin
Crossroads Arts and Sciences Early College
Mooresville, NC
Taleya Jordan
Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College
Hammond, LA
Kirsten Adams
University of Central Florida
Orlando, FL
Maya Singh
University of Miami
Plantation, FL
Sha'Dyamond Bond
Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond, VA
Caroline Henry
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, CA
Kaiayo Shatteen
National Midwifery Institute
Oakland, CA
Amanda Threatt
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Birmingham, AL
Nina Shepherd
Clark Atlanta University
Lansing, MI
Jimiah Campbell
University of Mississippi
Oxford, MS
Bria Murphy
Howard University
Houston, TX
Desiree Brown
The University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
Breanna Maclin
Rush University
Chicago, IL
Sydney Smith
Howard University
Farmington Hills, MI
Loren Barber
Emory University
Ashburn, VA
Julianna James
Rasmussen College-Florida
New Port Richey, FL
Brelynn Hunt
Meharry Medical College
Washington, DC
Natalie Lovinsky
CUNY Graduate School of Public Health & Health Policy
Brooklyn, NY
Ashantaliyah Perkins
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
Tallahassee, FL
Savanna Savage
Pacific University
Spanaway, WA
Sudi Hussein
Rasmussen College-Blaine
Saint Michael, MN
Ja’Khia Dismukes
Howard University
Milwaukee, WI
Javauna Vaughn
A.T. Still University
Phoenix, AZ
Lauryn T.
Hillsborough Community College
Tampa, FL
Rashmi Perceval
University of Florida
Windermere, FL
Chauntrell Turner
California State University-San Marcos
Murrieta, CA
Jaibreon Bunyon-Nelson
Lincoln University
Philadelphia, PA
Jaquella Nellems
Chamberlain University-Illinois
Noblesville, IN
Rhiana Jones
Chicago State University
Park Forest, IL
Serenity Sharp
South Puget Sound Community College
Lacey, WA
Jasmyn McEachin
George Mason University
Woodbridge, VA
Nakala Durden
Southern University and A & M College
Haltom City, TX
jordan cooley
South College
Douglasville, GA
Kandace St. John
Saint Johns College
Greater Landover, MD
Daija Peoples
Morgan State University
Upper Marlboro, MD
K'sha Bloise
William James College
Boston, MA
Naija Lee
Spelman College
Richmond, VA
Paige Jones
Florida International University
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Aaliyah Shirley
Manhattanville College
The Bronx, NY
Beyonce Grizzle
University of South Florida-Main Campus
Cape Coral, FL
Sydney Miller
Carroll College
Moscow, ID
Candace Williams
Bucks County Community College
Morrisville, PA
Shanaya White
CUNY New York City College of Technology
The Bronx, NY
Mattie Blake
Illinois State University
Oak Park, IL
Kasia Wade
College of the Desert
La Quinta, CA
Trinity Thomas
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
Oran, MO
Nadia Williams
Long Island University
Brooklyn, NY
Akiyah Arnold
Georgia Southern University
Statesboro, GA
Emmanuela Ane
Prince George's Community College
Lanham, MD
Tristyn DeRouen
Nicholls State University
Zachary, LA

Winning Application

Sara James
University of Maryland Eastern ShorePhiladelphia, PA
I gravitated toward science, and medicine has been an area of study even as young as ten. However, when deciding which career I wanted, I knew I wanted a healthy work-life balance and an environment that fosters lifetime learning. I also wanted to impact my community and advocate for the overlooked and underrepresented. So I set my sights on a career as a physician assistant. I chose this career because it affords me the freedom and flexibility needed to help my community in any medical specialty I choose. My goal is to help and protect minorities who face roadblocks when seeking health care due to the systemic racism in our healthcare system. I plan to specialize in primary care to help improve minority access to care, increase patient satisfaction and provide quality care to those in need. For example, as a physician assistant, I can help reduce the black maternal mortality rate in the United States by advocating for black mothers during labor, lessening the chance their life-threatening symptoms go unaddressed. For example, knowing that my mother had to have an emergency c-section while giving birth to me because she was experiencing signs of preeclampsia during l; labor. She was fortunate to have a black physician who didn't ignore her concerns and possibly saved her life. I hope to be that kind of provider for other women like my mother. I will also have an opportunity to create a safe space for LGBT+ patients who seek treatment and preventative care for sexually transmitted infections without fear of judgment or rejection by their providers. As a member of the LGBT+ community, I know how much discrimination many faces when seeking adequate health care services. I witnessed this through my experiences and also that of my family and friends. I want to be an exception to the norms. I believe everyone deserves healthcare and should receive nothing but respect and kindness during their visits. Due to being in such a rigorous program, my only chances to work are often limited to one to two-week breaks between semesters, spending 40-50 hours a week grinding for the money to purchase supplies for the upcoming semester. This scholarship will help to lower the financial burden I experience trying to pay for books, medical equipment, and study tools out of pocket, thus giving me more time to rest, recuperate, and prepare for the next semester of courses.

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FAQ

When is the scholarship application deadline?

The application deadline is Feb 1, 2023. Winners will be announced on Mar 1, 2023.

How will scholarship application information be used?

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What is the scholarship award?

Award amounts per winner are designated by the donor. Check the award amount for a detailed breakdown.

When will the scholarship winner be chosen? How will they be notified?

The winner will be publicly announced on Mar 1, 2023. Prior to the announcement date, we may contact finalists with additional questions about their application. We will work with donors to review all applications according to the scholarship criteria. Winners will be chosen based on the merit of their application.

How will the scholarship award be paid?

Award checks will be sent to the financial aid office of the winner's academic institution in their name to be applied to their tuition, and in the name of their institution (depending on the school's requirements). If the award is for a qualified educational non-tuition expense, we will work with the winner directly to distribute the award and make sure it goes towards qualified expenses.

How will my scholarship application be verified?

Before we award the scholarship, the winner will be required to confirm their academic enrollment status. Depending on the circumstances, verification of Student ID and/or their most recent transcript will be required.

How should I get in touch with questions?

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Does the scholarship have terms and conditions?

Yes. The terms and conditions for this scholarship can be found here.

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