Associate/Undergraduate/Graduate Degree

The State of Texas Chapter of the Health Physics Society (STC-HPS) announces the availability of its Education Grants. The applicant must plan to begin or be currently performing full-time work toward an associate, undergraduate, or graduate degree in Health Physics or a related field offered by a bona fide program at a Texas Institution of higher education. All applicants must have finished one semester by December of the year applying. Applicant must be a student member in good standing of the STC-HPS. Deadline for receipt of applications and all supporting materials is the last day of May of each year. Award winners will be announced at the subsequent Chapter meeting. The STC-HPS Grant is $1,000, and one award will be made at each degree level.

Submit copies of all current transcripts including the Fall semester and, if available, the Spring semester.

Statement of Financial Information

On the STC-HPS Student Education Grant Application: Financial information form (page 2), provide a detailed account of all sources of income and expenses for the period of support September-August. Insufficient data may result in delays in processing your application.

Statement of Personal Goals

Letters of Recommendation

Names of two persons whom you will ask to write letters attesting to your potential for study in Health Physics.

*NOTE:  Bachelor students with strong interest in Radiological Health Engineering in the Nuclear Engineering (NE) Department of TAMU can apply for the NEFF-POSTON Scholarship by contacting Dr. Jean Ragusa (Jean.Ragusa@tamu.edu ) of the NE Department. This scholarship was endowed by the Stateof Texas Chapter of the Health Physics Society.