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ACNP / AJNP Nurse Practitioner Student Scholarship Award

 

Sponsor: American College of Nurse Practitioners

The American Journal for Nurse Practitioners (AJNP) sponsors an annual student scholarship grant in collaboration with ACNP. This award has been developed to promote the education of nurse practitioners and to recognize the outstanding accomplishments of student nurse practitioners and the contributions they will make as future leaders of the profession. Scholarship Details: The recipient will receive a one-year's membership in ACNP and $1000 scholarship. The Award will be presented at the ACNP Annual National Clinical Symposium. The recipient will receive a complementary registration to the Clinical Symposium and a maximum of $750 to defer travel and lodging expenses.

Award Amount: 1000
Award Duration:
Deadline: June 30, annually

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Contact Information
American College of Nurse Practitioners
1111 19th Street, NW, Suite 404
Washington, DC 20036
Telephone: 202.659.2190
Fax: 202.659-2191
Email: acnp@acnpweb.org
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