Graduate School Scholarships and Fellowships

All Kinesiology scholarship recipients are selected by the department, with final approval by the ECU Foundation Scholarship Committee.

One or awards for students engaged in the study of physical therapy, or related sciences or agencies. An award annually to a student in the Clinical Dietetics Program in the Allied Health Sciences. One or awards to support CAHNR students enrolled in the Physical Therapy Program. Students must be pursuing a degree in dietetics or medical laboratory sciences, demonstrate financial need, leadership skills and perseverance, involvement in extracurricular activities, and show interest in health promotion and health education. One or awards to CAHNR students pursuing a major with an emphasis in one or of the following areas: environmental sciences, agriculture, arboriculture, horticulture, conservation, landscape design, forestry, animal science, wildlife biology, oceanography, or related fields. One or awards to CAHNR students in the Physical Therapy Program.

They are excellent mentors and role models for and graduate students in their fields of exercise, wellness and the teaching of physical education.

The Robert Kertzer Scholar is an Exercise Science student whose commitment to excellence is demonstrated both in and out of the classroom and laboratory. Awards are based on academic merit, commitment to the UNH Exercise Science Program displayed through daily passion and energy, as well as dedication to the profession.

Established in 2001 by friends and family in memory of Dorothy McQueen, EDU ’30, ’37, a member of the Temple University Hall of Fame, to provide an annual award to an outstanding student in the kinesiology program. The Matt Williams Scholarship was established in memory of Matt Williams, a member of the Temple Physical Therapy Class of 2002. He loved being part of the Temple community and especially loved being a student in the physical therapy program at Temple. Established in 2010 to provide scholarships for students enrolled in the College of Public Health physical therapy program, with preference given to students from population groups underrepresented in the field of physical therapy. The Rachelle DiSalvio Scholarship is awarded to third year Doctor of Physical Therapy students.

The university encourage applicant to explore other scholarship opportunities as well!

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