The Cornelia Cogswell Rossi Foundation awarded the University of New England a grant to support scholarships for students in UNE Online’s Graduate Programs in Public Health. This will allow UNE to train public health workers who will hold positions in organizations and networks serving marginalized people in underserved Maine communities or who aspire to do so. These are partial scholarships that will cover (on average) half the total tuition for the following programs:
This program is designed to strengthen Maine’s public health workforce and benefit marginalized populations in Maine.
Eligibility
Interested applicants must meet the following eligibility criteria to be considered for a Rossi scholarship:
Marginalized Communities
Marginalized people in Maine communities may be characterized by, but are not limited to, the following:
Scholarship Application Process
Applications are currently closed. Please continue to monitor this webpage for future availability
Questions
Please direct all questions to Ed Cervone: ecervone@une.edu