EMT Awards Process
Oregon State University offers several current graduate student awards. These awards have set requirements of number of applications that can be nominated per award. To ensure this process is completed correctly, an internal EMT application process was established and is illustrated below. The EMT Awards Committee request nominations from students and/or faculty members by January 10th.
What awards are available
More information on OSU Graduate Student Awards can be found at their website, along with eligibility information. Each scholarship has different eligibility requirements/application process. For scholarships where the department must do the nomination, a subcommittee will review the material and notify the individual if they have been selected as the Department nominee for the scholarship.
More information on OSU Graduate Student Awards can be found at their website, along with eligibility information.
Where to start?
For the nomination process - students only need to provide a CV and a transcript. These files are uploaded in the intent form. Within the form, there are a list of the awards, a link to the awards themselves, and a synapsis of the requirements. EMT students are responsible for checking if eligibility are met. This list is not exclusive, but are ones EMT graduate students have successfully received in the past.
Selected as Department nominee - students will work with their mentor/advisor and the EMT awards committee
Questions about the awards/process:
EMT Awards Committee:
Attending Conferences
Current graduate students are encouraged to attend professional development, and conferences. There are numerous resources to help ensure students get these opportunities.
Attending SETAC
The department is an affiliated member of SETAC and has waivers for students. Please contact Mary Mucia for self nomination to be considered for one of the waivers.
Professional Development
To help with fees associated with obtaining training, resources, and activities that contribute to professional skills development, two sources are available:
- EMT Team Tox
- OSU Graduate School - Professional Development Award [up to $500 at a time, 3 times a year]
Presenting Scholarly Research at Conferences
If a graduate student is presenting research at a conference, OSU graduate school has scholarly awards available to offset expenses.
- OSU Graduate School - Scholarly Presentation Award [up to $500]