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Rural Health Innovation Scholarship

Twenty-five fully funded Rural Health Innovation (RHI) scholarships are available to those matriculating in the spring term. RHI Scholars are passionate about reshaping healthcare policies impacting rural communities, policies that enable rural Americans to access better care and healthy lives. This opportunity is available to domestic students only.

Eligible students will reside in and/or work in a rural community with plans to continue working in and improving rural health populations.

To apply for this scholarship, each of the following requirements must be complete for consideration:

  • You have completed your online MPH application 
  • You have completed the ‘Documentation of Work Experience’ section in your online MPH application by uploading 1 document to verify your employment.
  • You have submitted your responses to the below questions:
Did you complete the ‘Documentation of Work Experience’ section in your online MPH application by uploading 1 document to verify your employment?
Did you complete the ‘Documentation of Work Experience’ section in your online MPH application by uploading 1 document to verify your employment?
Do you currently live in a rural area as defined by HRSA?
Do you currently live in a rural area as defined by HRSA?
Please indicate your home address:
Please indicate your home address:
Do you currently work in a rural area as defined by HRSA?
Do you currently work in a rural area as defined by HRSA?
Please indicate your work address:
Please indicate your work address:
Do you plan to focus your studies on Rural Health policy?
Do you plan to focus your studies on Rural Health policy?
Please indicate the length of time you've worked with rural populations and/or worked on issues particular to rural public health:
Please indicate the length of time you've worked with rural populations and/or worked on issues particular to rural public health:
Are you currently working on issues particular to rural public health?
Are you currently working on issues particular to rural public health?