University of Southern Mississippi/Scholarship
Bates-Sisemore Excellence in Maternal-Child Nursing Award Fund
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The purpose of this fund is to provide scholarships using the following selection criteria: 2.5 minimum GPA in Nursing courses; 3.0 in Maternal Child courses; written 500-word essay detailing the applicant's career plans and interest in Maternal or Child Health Nursing, to be submitted to Maternal-Child Nursing faculty by October 15 for fall award and March 15 for spring award to the coordinator of Student Services;
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Deadline 1 March 2027
Who it is for, in the provider's words
- Which collegeBates-Sisemore Excellence in Maternal-Child Nursing Award Fund - The University of Southern Mississippi Scholarships
- Who can applyThe purpose of this fund is to provide scholarships using the following selection criteria: 2.5 minimum GPA in Nursing courses; 3.0 in Maternal Child courses; written 500-word essay detailing the applicant's career plans and interest in Maternal or Child Health Nursing, to be submitted to Maternal-Child Nursing faculty by October 15 for fall award and March 15 for spring award to the coordinator of Student Services; recommendation and selection of awardee will be made from the course faculty in Maternal and Child Health Nursing courses on the Hattiesburg campus; students must have completed either the maternal course or the child health course when application is submitted and be enrolled in good standing in all courses; the coordinator of student services will send student awardee name and essay each semester to Professors Bates and Lundy; award to be given each December and May to one student presented during the awards or recognition ceremony; amount $150.
- Who can applyThe purpose of this fund is to provide scholarships using the following selection criteria: 2.5 minimum GPA in Nursing courses; 3.0 in Maternal Child courses; written 500-word essay detailing the applicant's career plans and interest in Maternal or Child Health Nursing, to be submitted to Maternal-Child Nursing faculty by October 15 for fall award and March 15 for spring award to the coordinator of Student Services; recommendation and selection of awardee will be made from the course faculty in Maternal and Child Health Nursing courses on the Hattiesburg campus;
- Who can applystudents must have completed either the maternal course or the child health course when application is submitted and be enrolled in good standing in all courses; the coordinator of student services will send student awardee name and essay each semester to Professors Bates and Lundy; award to be given each December and May to one student presented during the awards or recognition ceremony; amount $150. This undergraduate award is given in honor of Professor Lucy Bates and the late Professor Mary Sisemore by Drs. Joel C. and Karen Saucier Lundy.
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- https://usm.academicworks.com/opportunities/39208
- Last checked by SCRN
- 2026-10-11Verified null days ago
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- Deadline
- 1 March 2027
- How often
- one time
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- Name
Bates-Sisemore Excellence in Maternal-Child Nursing Award Fund
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The University of Southern Mississippi Scholarships
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://usm.academicworks.com/opportunities/39208- What it provides
The purpose of this fund is to provide scholarships using the following selection criteria: 2.5 minimum GPA in Nursing courses; 3.0 in Maternal Child courses; written 500-word essay detailing the applicant's career plans and interest in Maternal or Child Health Nursing, to be submitted to Maternal-Child Nursing faculty by October 15 for fall award and March 15 for spring award to the coordinator of Student Services; recommendation and selection of awardee will be made from the course faculty in Maternal and Child Health Nursing courses on the Hattiesburg campus; students must have completed either the maternal course or the child health course when application is submitted and be enrolled in good standing in all courses; the coordinator of student services will send student awardee name and essay each semester to Professors Bates and Lundy; award to be given each December and May to one student presented during the awards or recognition ceremony; amount $150. This undergraduate award is given in honor of Professor Lucy Bates and the late Professor Mary Sisemore by Drs. Joel C. and Karen Saucier Lundy.
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Award Varies
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://usm.academicworks.com/opportunities/39208- Deadline
Deadline 03/01/2027
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Bates-Sisemore Excellence in Maternal-Child Nursing Award Fund - The University of Southern Mississippi Scholarships
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://usm.academicworks.com/opportunities/39208- Who can apply
The purpose of this fund is to provide scholarships using the following selection criteria: 2.5 minimum GPA in Nursing courses; 3.0 in Maternal Child courses; written 500-word essay detailing the applicant's career plans and interest in Maternal or Child Health Nursing, to be submitted to Maternal-Child Nursing faculty by October 15 for fall award and March 15 for spring award to the coordinator of Student Services; recommendation and selection of awardee will be made from the course faculty in Maternal and Child Health Nursing courses on the Hattiesburg campus; students must have completed either the maternal course or the child health course when application is submitted and be enrolled in good standing in all courses; the coordinator of student services will send student awardee name and essay each semester to Professors Bates and Lundy; award to be given each December and May to one student presented during the awards or recognition ceremony; amount $150.
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://usm.academicworks.com/opportunities/39208- Who can apply
The purpose of this fund is to provide scholarships using the following selection criteria: 2.5 minimum GPA in Nursing courses; 3.0 in Maternal Child courses; written 500-word essay detailing the applicant's career plans and interest in Maternal or Child Health Nursing, to be submitted to Maternal-Child Nursing faculty by October 15 for fall award and March 15 for spring award to the coordinator of Student Services; recommendation and selection of awardee will be made from the course faculty in Maternal and Child Health Nursing courses on the Hattiesburg campus;
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://usm.academicworks.com/opportunities/39208- Who can apply
students must have completed either the maternal course or the child health course when application is submitted and be enrolled in good standing in all courses; the coordinator of student services will send student awardee name and essay each semester to Professors Bates and Lundy; award to be given each December and May to one student presented during the awards or recognition ceremony; amount $150. This undergraduate award is given in honor of Professor Lucy Bates and the late Professor Mary Sisemore by Drs. Joel C. and Karen Saucier Lundy.
Read on 2026-10-11 from https://usm.academicworks.com/opportunities/39208- Who can apply
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