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Jacquellyn Bremer Fellows Program

Join the Jacquellyn Bremer Fellows Program, tailored for pre-nursing and nursing students passionate about holistic care and community health initiatives.

We are excited to offer the Jacquellyn Bremer Fellows Program for pre-nursing and nursing students. This program is designed to support educational and community activities especially related to faith community nursing.

We are searching for students who are passionate about holistic care, self-motivated, able to accommodate schedule changes and organized. Student activities could include anything from maintaining and updating databases on active faith community nurses, creating educational materials for faith communities, marketing educational opportunities, and active research projects to improve health outcomes in faith community or community settings.

Who can apply

Sophomore or junior students who have indicated they are pre-nursing or have been accepted into the nursing program.

What the fellow receives

  • A $5,000 stipend paid equally between the fall and spring semester (taxes will be taken out since this is seen as a paid internship)
  • Mentoring from a nursing faculty and/or active faith community nurse
  • Additional scholarly and social opportunities

Application deadline

The application deadline is September 1, 2024. 

How to apply

To apply, click the button below and fill out the short online form.

Questions?

If you have questions or comments, please contact the Nursing department.

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