|
The application period usually opens in October however due to the COVID-19 Pandemic APTR is unable to provide information on the status of the 2021 Ambrose Program cycle. You may review the FAQs as well as the application packet for the 2020 Cycle for more information.
|
| ||
EligibilityApplicants must be a current U.S. citizen or permanent resident and enrolled in one of the following areas of graduate study at an accredited institution within the United States for the duration of the scholar program year:
|
|
Public health applicants must be from an academic institution that is a current institutional member of APTR. Review the APTR Council of Graduate Programs in Public Health database to determine if your public health program qualifies.
Only candidates who can commit to attending each symposium day in full at the applicable registration rate should apply.
Distinction
Students are designated “Paul Ambrose Scholar” upon successful completion of the community project. The designation brings with it the connection to an exceptional network of program alumni who describe participation in the program as a quintessential experience in their training and development as a public health leader.
Only candidates who can commit to attending each symposium day in full at the applicable registration rate should apply.
Distinction
Students are designated “Paul Ambrose Scholar” upon successful completion of the community project. The designation brings with it the connection to an exceptional network of program alumni who describe participation in the program as a quintessential experience in their training and development as a public health leader.