Allison Elizabeth Boor Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Purpose
The Gift shall be used to support a need-based scholarship for a graduate student in the College of Nursing, whose undergraduate degree was from the University of Florida sustaining an overall 4-year GPA of 3.0 or higher and whose aim is to become a Nurse Practitioner or similar certified status in Nursing of Health Care where graduate degree is required. The candidate must have demonstrated self-determination, courage and competitive spirit in the face of personal adversity, compassion and caring for others, and the scholarship will have a significant impact on the student's ability to proceed further with education and study. The Donors' preference is for a student who has Type -I Diabetes or another auto-immune related affliction.
The Gift shall be used to support a need-based scholarship for a graduate student in the College of Nursing, whose undergraduate degree was from the University of Florida sustaining an overall 4-year GPA of 3.0 or higher and whose aim is to become a Nurse Practitioner or similar certified status in Nursing of Health Care where graduate degree is required. The candidate must have demonstrated self-determination, courage and competitive spirit in the face of personal adversity, compassion and caring for others, and the scholarship will have a significant impact on the student's ability to proceed further with education and study. The Donors' preference is for a student who has Type -I Diabetes or another auto-immune related affliction.

Purpose
Support a need-based scholarship for a graduate student in the College of Nursing, whose undergraduate degree was from the University of Florida sustaining an overall four-year GPA of 3.0 or higher and whose aim is to become a nurse practitioner or similar certified status in nursing of health care where graduate degree is required.
History
Established by the Boor family in memory of Allison Elizabeth Boor (1987-2008). Allison graduated from UF’s College of Public Health and Health Professions in 2006 with a degree in Health Sciences, and was enrolled in a postgraduate accelerated nursing program at the time of her passing.
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