Thank you for your interest in AAMN Scholarships. The AAMN Foundation is pleased to offer educational scholarships which are made possible through the generosity of our AAMN members and the benevolent giving of select groups of donors.
Our ability to offer scholarships is directly associated with the availability of funds. Therefore, scholarship applications are only accepted when funds are sufficiently available.

We do not have scholarship information from indvidual colleges and universities. Please check with your state nursing associations, financial aid offices/nursing program (if in school), and major hospitals in your area (may have a scholarship)

The following websites may also be of help: Discover Nursing.com, Nursing Scholarships.com, Nursing Scholarships Guide, and Male Nurse Scholarships Blog.

AAMN Scholarships

For the 2013 award year, the AAMN Foundation has sponsored six $500.00 scholarships to Undergraduate Nursing Students who are also current members in AAMN and two $1000.00 scholarships to Graduate Nursing Students who are also current members in AAMN. These scholarships are open to male nursing students. Applications for these scholarships close July 1, 2013.

Title	Eligibility & Purpose	Status
Jadeh Marselis-Moore Student Nurse Essay Contest $500 Undergraduate Scholarship (est. 2007)	Applicant must be a CURRENT Member of the AAMN. Applicant must be a MALE undergraduate student enrolled in a licensed nursing program leading to NCLEX-RN eligibility. Applicant must have completed at least one Academic Term in nursing program. 500 word student esssay "Why I Chose Nursing as a Career."	Open on April 1, 2013 Closes on July 1, 2013. 1. Last awards given in 10/20/2012. 2. Winners will be announced
MurseWorld Student Nurse Essay Contest $500 Undergraduate Scholarships (est. 2013)	Applicant must be a CURRENT Member of the AAMN. Applicant must be a MALE undergraduate student enrolled in a licensed nursing program leading to NCLEX-RN eligibility. Applicant must have completed at least one Academic Term in nursing program. 500 word student esssay "Why I Chose Nursing as a Career."	Open on April 1, 2013 Closes on July 1, 2013. 1. New for 2013. 2. Winners will be announced
AAMN Foundation Student Nurse Essay Contest $500 Undergraduate Scholarships (6 avail)	Applicant must be a CURRENT Member of the AAMN. Applicant must be a MALE undergraduate student enrolled in a licensed nursing program leading to NCLEX-RN eligibility. Applicant must have completed at least one Academic Term in nursing program. 500 word student esssay "Why I Chose Nursing as a Career."	Open on April 1, 2013 Closes on July 1, 2013. 1. Last awards given in 10/20/2012. 2. Winners will be announced
AAMN Foundation Student Nurse Essay Contest $1000 Graduate Scholarships (2 avail)	Applicant must be a CURRENT Member of the AAMN. Applicant must be a MALE Graduate student. Applicant must have a bachelor's degree in nursing. 500 word student esssay "Why I Chose Nursing as a Career."	Open on April 1, 2013 Closes on July 1, 2013. 1. New for 2013. 2. Winners will be announced

Click here for the Criteria and Application Cover Sheet. Email all required forms and work to aamn@aamn.org with the subject line of: 2013 AAMN Scholarship Application: First and Last Name- Undergraduate / Graduate (select one). All forms must be submitted together no later than Midnight, July 1, 2013.
Incomplete cover sheets and scholarship applications will not be accepted

History

Jadeh Marselis-Moore Scholarship and 2012 AAMN Foundation Scholarships:
(click on the name of the writer to read the essay)

• Adrian Espinosa
  San Francisco, CA
  University of California, San Francisco School of Nursing- San Francisco, CA
  
• Brad Hobbs
  Terre Haute, IN
  Indiana State University College of Nursing- Terre Haute, IN
  
• Leonard Jones
  New Orleans, LA
  Louisiana State University
  Health Science Center: School of Nursing-New Orleans, La
  
• Nicholas Larkin
  Neeham, MA
  MGH Institute of Health Professions-Boston, MA
  
• Robert K. Mann
  Pisgah, Alabama
  Northeast Alabama Community College-Rainsville, Al
  
• Jerry Wood
  Carrollton, GA
  West Georgia Technical College- Waco, GA
  
• Joshua Walker
  Anaheim, CA
  Rio Hondo College-Whittier, CA
  

In addition, during the 2011 funding cycle, the Foundation awarded ten, $500.00 scholarships to schools designated by AAMN as "Best School or College for Men in Nursing". The schools are:

• Duke University
• East Carolina University
• Excelsior College
• Louisiana State University Science Center
• Monterey Peninsula College
• Ohio State University
• Samuel Merrit University
• University of Pennsylvania
• University of Portland
• University of Texas - Austin

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