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Corris Boyd Scholars Program
HCA is proud to sponsor the HCA Corris Boyd Scholars Program. This program was established in honor of a healthcare leader who dedicated his life to diversity and excellence in leadership – especially among people of color and women. The 2010-2012 HCA Corris Boyd Scholars Program offers two $40,000 scholarships to deserving students of color entering a graduate program in healthcare management. Applicants must meet eligibility requirements and submit all materials by the deadline to be considered for the scholarship. Awards will be announced in June 2010. Select from the links below for more information:
Mr. Boyd was active in his community, respected by his peers, inspired all who knew him, and a mentor who was the “ultimate leader.” The Scholars Program was established in 2006 in his honor.
Applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements:
Applicants will be selected based on the following criteria:
Each recipient will receive a $40,000 scholarship towards the AUPHA full-member graduate school program of his or her choice. The award will be paid in four installments, paid in August 2010, December 2010, August 2011 and December 2011.
The application and award process follows these four steps:
STEP 1: APPLY
Once your application is received, it will be reviewed by a panel of healthcare administration professionals. Applications will be judged based on the Selection Criteria. The application form and all supporting documents must be submitted to AUPHA on or prior to the May 14, 2010 deadline. No exceptions will be made.STEP 2: APPLICATIONS JUDGED
A committee of academics and practitioners will review all applications and recommend five finalists to HCA for consideration not later than June 1, 2010
STEP 3: FINALISTS CHOSEN Finalists will be chosen by HCA and may be subject to an interview and a background check not later than June 21, 2010. STEP 4: WINNERS ANNOUNCED The two winners of the HCA Corris Boyd Scholars Program will be notified not later than June 28, 2010.
2010
Jonathan Liu – Columbia University
William English – University of Alabam
2009
Lawrence Smith – Cornell University
Nupur Agrawal – Columbia University
2008
Essein Ukanna – University of Michigan Shruti D. Kothari - University of California - Berkeley 2007
Andrea N. Gwyn – Virginia Commonwealth University and UNC – Chapel Hill
Kenneth M. West II – Georgetown University
2006 Marcus Smith – Cornell University
Jennifer R. Bonds – UNC - Chapel Hill
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