The Kenneth & Joan Callahan Endowed Scholarship is a $4,400 scholarship awarded to a current pre-medical and pre-dental sophomores, to be applied to the student's junior year with the opportunity it will be renewed for the student's senior year.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must:
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Have a declared intent to pursue a career in medicine or dentistry by being a registered active participant of the Pre-Health Professions Program and activities;
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Be able to demonstrate community involvement and/or social responsibility;
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Have an overall GPA of at least 3.5;
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Plan on graduating in May 2023
Applicants may discuss their financial need in the application materials.
Application Materials Requirements
Applicants must submit:
- A resume that includes academic achievements, expected graduation month/year, community involvement, and other activities that convey the scholarship, work ethic and social responsibility of the applicant;
- Names and contact information of two people who can serve as references( email and phone number );
- A copy of the applicant’s web transcript (unofficial transcript from Banner);
- A personal essay that demonstrates a desire to pursue a career in medicine or dentistry, how the applicant’s community service impacted that career goal, and the steps taken to fulfill that goal. Financial need issues can also be included in the essay. Maximum length of essay is 4,500 characters, including spaces.
- Materials should be submitted via e-mail to Ms. TaQuesha Williams at twilliams@jcu.edu. Please indicate in the subject line that you are submitting application materials for the Callahan Scholarship
- Completed applications should be submitted no later than noon on the due date of April 24th, 2023 (last Monday in April).
The James J. & Marie Kolenich Pre-Med Scholarship is a $4,400 scholarship awarded to a current pre-medical juniors who intends to pursue a career in medicine. The award will be applied to the student's senior year.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must:
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Have a declared intent to pursue a career in medicine by being a registered participant of the Pre-Health Professions Program;
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Have an overall GPA of at least 3.25;
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Be on track to graduate in May 2024;
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Demonstrate an interest in the humanities through coursework and/or other humanities activities;
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Have taken over 50% of undergraduate coursework at John Carroll University at the time the award is given
Applicants may discuss financial need in their application materials.
Application Materials Requirements
Applicants must submit:
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A resume that describes his or her academic achievements, expected graduation month/year, community involvement, and other extracurricular activities that convey both the scholarship and social responsibility of the applicant.
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Names and contact information for two people who can serve as references for the applicant.( email and phone number )
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A copy of the applicant’s transcript (unofficial transcript from Banner).
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A personal essay (max length 4,500 characters) that demonstrates a desire to pursue a career in medicine and an interest in the humanities by highlighting course selections that clearly show such interest, extracurricular activities that point to an interest in the humanities, and/or characteristics that show an interest in the humanities. How will the humanities help you practice medicine? Financial need issues can also be included in the essay.
- Materials should be submitted via e-mail to Ms. TaQuesha Williams at twilliams@jcu.edu. Please indicate in the subject line that you are submitting application materials for the Kolenich Scholarship
- Completed applications should be submitted no later than noon on the due date April 24th, 2023 (last Monday in April).
The Terence H. Ahearn, S.J. award goes to the outstanding Pre-Health Professions student and is named after the former director of the Biology Department at John Carroll University. Father Ahearn is considered to have established the basis for pre-medical and pre-health professions education here at JCU.