AMWA Medical Student Division Scholarship

Name: AMWA Medical Student Division Scholarship

Award Amount:

• Varies annually based on available funding.

Overview:
The AMWA Medical Student Division Scholarship is designed to support and recognize outstanding medical students who demonstrate a commitment to advancing women’s health and leadership in medicine. This scholarship provides financial assistance to students who are actively engaged in AMWA, community service, and advocacy for gender equity in healthcare.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Must be a current AMWA medical student member.
• Must be enrolled in an accredited medical school.
• Demonstrate leadership and commitment to women’s health, mentorship, or medical education.
• Exhibit financial need (may be considered as part of the application process).

Application Requirements:

• Complete the scholarship application form through the AMWA portal.
• Submit a personal statement (500–1,000 words) detailing:
  • Your commitment to AMWA’s mission and women’s health.
  • Your leadership roles, advocacy work, or community service.
  • How this scholarship will assist in your medical education and career goals.
• Provide a current résumé or CV highlighting relevant experiences.
• Submit one letter of recommendation from a mentor, faculty member, or medical professional familiar with your work and leadership potential.
• Include official or unofficial transcripts demonstrating academic standing.

Application Timeline:

• Application Opens: Typically in the fall.
• Submission Deadline: Early winter (specific dates vary annually).
• Award Notification: Winners are notified in the spring and recognized at the AMWA Annual Meeting.

Additional Information:

• Recipients may be invited to participate in AMWA’s mentorship programs or leadership opportunities.
• The award is merit-based, though financial need may be considered.
• For detailed guidelines and application instructions, visit the official AMWA Awards page below.

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