RSD Student Educational Support Fund

Support research in the severely disabled, including quadriplegics, burn victims and the psychological implications of these conditions.

Support students pursuing doctorate degrees in public health in the social and behavioral science track who are focusing on community engagement, community reentry, or vocational rehabilitation. The support may be given as scholarships or as stipends for presenting research at conferences.

Support a fellowship to a student in the Dept. of Health Services Research, Management and Policy within the College pursuing a master's degree in health administration. Scholarship will be awarded to a deserving MHA student or applicant as determined by the dept. chair/MHA program director in their discretion, with input from other department faculty as the chair and director deem appropriate. These fellowship funds but not limited to, tuition, fees, books, room and board, travel equipment purchases conferences and research expenses.