Elisabeth DeLuca School of Nursing Scholarships
Please contact Pamela Cartledge with any questions about Elisabeth DeLuca School of Nursing Scholarships.
- Undergraduate students
- Demonstrated financial need
- Priority to seniors
- Undergraduate or graduate students
- Priority to students with financial need
- Graduate students
- Demonstrated commitment to teach upon graduation
- Incoming or continuing graduate students
- Students enrolled full or part time in a doctoral program of the school
- Demonstrate financial need
- DNP or PhD student
- Financial need
- Academic achievement
- Undergraduate students
- Demonstrated financial need
- Graduate, CEIN/BS or undergraduate student
- Demonstrated financial need
- Undergraduate student
- Financial need
- Minimum cum GPA of 3.0
- Undergraduate students
- Demonstrated financial need
- Students enrolled full time
- Students who have shown service and commitment to their community/school and best exemplify Brenner’s values
- Must be a sophomore nursing student
- Undergraduate or graduate student
- Financial need
- Sophomores
- Demonstrated financial need
- Undergraduate or graduate student
- Financial need
- Academic achievement
- Graduate or undergraduate student
- Demonstrated financial need
- Full time enrollment
- Undergraduate or Graduate student
- Full time enrollment
- Demonstrated financial need
- Preference for students interested in geriatric nursing
- Academic achievement
- Undergraduate, CEIN/BS or Graduate students
- CT resident
- Preference for residents of Clinton, Guilford, or Madison
- Graduate or undergraduate student
- Demonstrated financial need
- Good academic standing
- Undergraduate or Graduate students
- Students enrolled full-time
To be eligible for the Fellowship(s), candidates must meet the following criteria:
i. Be an incoming or continuing graduate student enrolled in the School of Nursing;
ii. ii. Demonstrate financial need; and
iii. iii. Be pursuing a degree in either the Master of Science Nurse Educator program or Master of Science Nurse Leader programs.
- Undergraduate or graduate students
- Students enrolled full time
- Priority to residents of New London County
- Graduate student
- Demonstrated academic achievement
- Interest in direct patient care in geriatric or palliative care
- Priority consideration given to Connecticut residents
- Undergraduate student
- Demonstrated financial need
- Good academic standing
- Graduates of an urban Connecticut high school
- Incoming first year undergraduate
- Demonstrated financial need
- Can be renewed
- Undergraduate students
- Preference to residents of Hartford, CT
- Undergraduate or graduate students
- Students enrolled full time
- Residents of Southeastern Connecticut
- Demonstrated financial need
- Priority to students coming from an associate degree program
- Graduate students in the Nurse Educator track
- Incoming or continuing undergraduate students
- Academic achievement or demonstrated financial need
- Priority to students who demonstrate experience with community nursing
- Residents of Fairfield County
- Students enrolled full time
- Priority consideration to a) Students with academic merit b) current or former association with Stamford Hospital
- Undergraduate and CEIN/BS students
- CT resident
- Preference for residents of Clinton, Guilford, or Madison
- For incoming or continuing graduate student enrolled in the School of Nursing
- Demonstrate financial need
- Be pursuing a Doctor of Nursing Practice
- Graduate students
- Students enrolled full time
- Undergraduate student
- Academic achievement
- Commitment and service to LGBTQIA+ communities
- Undergraduate or graduate students
- Students enrolled in the Study Abroad Program
- Demonstrated financial need
- Demonstrate eligibility for nomination to Sigma Theta Tau
- Enrolled in the accelerated CEIN/BS program
- Demonstrated financial need
- Undergraduate students
- Full time enrollment
- Demonstrated financial need
- Undergraduate, CEIN/BS, or Graduate student
- Demonstrated financial need
- Good academic standing
- Undergraduate students
- Demonstrated financial need
- Priority consideration will be given to student athletes
- Undergraduate student
- Demonstrated financial need
- Demonstrated academic achievement
- Undergraduate, graduate or doctoral students
- Students enrolled full time
- Undergraduate, CEIN/BS or Graduate students
- Interested in pediatric nursing
- Demonstrated financial need
- Undergraduate or graduate student
- Demonstrated financial need
- Undergraduate, CEIN and graduate students
- Demonstrated financial need
- Incoming freshmen
- Demonstrated financial need
- Undergraduate or graduate students
- Students enrolled full-time
- Demonstrated Academic Achievement
- Demonstrated financial need
- Undergraduate student
- Demonstrated financial need
- Full time enrollment
- Undergraduate or graduate students
- Students enrolled full-time
- Demonstrated financial need
- Juniors with a minimum GPA of 3.6
- Demonstrated financial need
- Demonstrated engagement in community service-related activities through outreach programs
- Junior or Senior undergraduate or Graduate student
- Demonstrate an interest in pediatric or neonatal intensive care units (“PICU/NICU”) field of study through research, employment, other activities, or coursework focused on child or infant health outcomes
- Priority consideration given to Connecticut residents
- Undergraduate, CEIN, or graduate students
- Students enrolled full time
- Residents of Connecticut
- Graduates from a Connecticut high school
- Undergraduate student
- Demonstrated financial need
- Connecticut resident
- Juniors or seniors
- Students with a minimum GPA of 3.0 during their first two years at the School of Nursing
- Undergraduate or graduate students
- Priority to students with demonstrated financial need
- CEIN/BS students at the UConn Waterbury campus
- Resident of Hartford, Litchfield or New Haven counties
- Demonstrated leadership qualities
- Financial need may be considered
- Junior or senior undergraduate students
- Demonstrated financial need
- Undergraduate or graduate students
- Demonstrated strong leadership potential
- Undergraduate or graduate student
- Financial need
- Resident of Hartford, CT
- Full time graduate student
- Interest in correctional health research; conducting research related to substance dependence, mental disorders, infectious & chronic diseases & intellectual disabilities.
HRSA Nurse Faculty Loan Program
The purpose of NFLP is to increase the number of qualified nursing faculty to facilitate education of the nurses needed to address the nursing workforce shortage. The NFLP seeks to achieve this purpose by providing funding to schools of nursing to support the establishment and operation of a NFLP loan fund.
Participating schools of nursing make loans from the fund to assist registered nurses in completing their graduate education to become qualified nurse faculty. The program offers partial loan forgiveness for borrowers that graduate and serve as full-time nursing faculty for the prescribed period of time. The loan recipients may cancel 85% of the loan over four years in return for serving full time as faculty in any accredited school of nursing.
Please review the NFLP Information Presentation prior to completing the application below
Access the NFLP application here
Please contact Annette Jakubisin Konicki with any questions about the HRSA Nurse Faculty Loan Program.
Additional Financial Resources
The Graduate School Fellowship Awards
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation