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Grant Offerings & Eligibility Requirements
2009 Funding Cycle

The October 16, 2009 deadline to acquire applications materials for the 2009 Funding Cycle has now passed. Application materials are no longer available. The application submission deadline for the 2009 Funding Cycle is October 21, 2009. We regret that we are unable to offer deadline extensions.

The information below outlines what was available for funding during the 2009 Funding Cycle. A total of 14 grants were available through 4 grant categories – Practicing NP Project, Practicing NP Research, Student NP Project, and Student NP Research. Listed with the offering information are corresponding grant eligibility requirements.

AANP Foundation Scholarship & Grant Program offerings, eligibility requirements, and program dates vary from funding cycle to funding cycle. The information below reflects the 2009 Funding Cycle information ONLY and is presented as a sample of what the AANP Foundation has offered. Offerings, eligibility requirements, and program dates will change for future funding cycles.

 

 

Grant Category: Practicing NP Project and/or Research

 

AANP Foundation 2009 NP Project/Research Grants

·         Grant Category: Practicing NP Project or Research

·         Grant Topic: Open

·         NP Specialty Requirement: Open to any NP Specialty

·         Citizenship Requirement: United States

·         State Residency Requirement: 50 States or District of Columbia

·         Number of Grants Available: 3 total

·         Grant Amount: $4,000 each

·         Application Fee: $10

·         Availability Publish Date: August 3, 2009

·         Deadline to Acquire Application Materials: October 16, 2009     

·         Application Submission Deadline: October 21, 2009

·         Award Recipients Announced: December 23, 2009

·         Funding Cycle Dates: December 31, 2009-December 30, 2010

·         Specific Eligibility Requirements:

  • Applicants are required to be current AANP members; if selected as an award recipient, AANP membership must be maintained throughout the entire award funding cycle
  • Applicants must be an individual NP or a group of NPs
  • An NP must be the project/research director
  • Applicants are required to be currently licensed, practicing NPs in the United States
  • Doctoral dissertation research and DNP project/research proposals are not eligible
  • For PROJECT Proposals: grant funds must be used to help fund a healthcare and/or education project designed and administered by NPs; the project must directly deliver healthcare to a specified community/population and/or educate a specific community/population about prevalent healthcare issues; the project must take place within the United States; the project must be a new project (new defines a project that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009)
  • For RESEARCH Proposals: proposed research must be new research (new defines research that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009); proposed research must have an evidence-based and/or an outcomes-based focus relevant to healthcare and/or education provided by NPs within the United States; evidence-based = research that examines and/or provides evidence to support clinical practice (i.e. best clinical evidence on which to base practice decisions and actions); outcomes-based = inquiry that is designed to measure and ultimately improve the outcomes of healthcare and/or health status of individuals and/or communities
  • Grant funds must be used during the specified funding cycle dates
  • Grant funds are to be used strictly for expenses outlined in the budget of the proposed project/research

AANP Foundation 2009 NP Women's Heart Health Grant 

·         Grant Category: Practicing NP Project or Research

·         Grant Topic: Women’s Heart Health

·         NP Specialty Requirement: Open to any NP Specialty

·         Citizenship Requirement: United States

·         State Residency Requirement: 50 States or District of Columbia

·         Number of Grants Available: 1

·         Grant Amount: $15,000

·         Application Fee: $10

·         Availability Publish Date: August 3, 2009

·         Deadline to Acquire Application Materials: October 16, 2009     

·         Application Submission Deadline: October 21, 2009

·         Award Recipient Announced: December 23, 2009

·         Funding Cycle Dates: December 31, 2009-December 30, 2010

·         Specific Eligibility Requirements:

  • Applicants are required to be current AANP members; if selected as an award recipient, AANP membership must be maintained throughout the entire award funding cycle
  • Applicants must be an individual NP or a group of NPs
  • An NP must be the project/research director
  • Applicants are required to be currently licensed, practicing NPs in the United States
  • Doctoral dissertation research and DNP project/research proposals are not eligible
  • Women’s Heart Health must be the primary focus of the grant proposal
  • For PROJECT Proposals: grant funds must be used to help fund a Women’s Heart Health healthcare and/or education project designed and administered by NPs; the project must directly deliver Women’s Heart Health healthcare to a specified community/population and/or educate a specific community/population about prevalent Women’s Heart Health healthcare issues; the project must take place within the United States; the project must be a new Women’s Heart Health project (new defines a project that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009
  • For RESEARCH Proposals: proposed research must be new Women’s Heart Health research (new defines research that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009); proposed research must have an evidence-based and/or an outcomes-based focus relevant to Women’s Heart Health healthcare and/or education provided by NPs within the United States; evidence-based = research that examines and/or provides evidence to support clinical practice (i.e. best clinical evidence on which to base practice decisions and actions); outcomes-based = inquiry that is designed to measure and ultimately improve the outcomes of healthcare and/or health status of individuals and/or communities
  • Grant funds must be used during the specified funding cycle dates
  • Grant funds are to be used strictly for expenses outlined in the budget of the proposed project/research

Boehringer Ingelheim 2009 NP COPD Grant

·         Grant Category: Practicing NP Project or Research

·         Grant Topic: COPD

·         NP Specialty Requirement: Open to any NP Specialty

·         Citizenship Requirement: United States

·         State Residency Requirement: 50 States or District of Columbia

·         Number of Grants Available: 1

·         Grant Amount: $4,000

·         Application Fee: $10

·         Availability Publish Date: August 3, 2009

·         Deadline to Acquire Application Materials: October 16, 2009     

·         Application Submission Deadline: October 21, 2009

·         Award Recipient Announced: December 23, 2009

·         Funding Cycle Dates: December 31, 2009-December 30, 2010

·         Specific Eligibility Requirements:

  • Applicants are required to be current AANP members; if selected as an award recipient, AANP membership must be maintained throughout the entire award funding cycle
  • Applicants must be an individual NP or a group of NPs
  • An NP must be the project/research director
  • Applicants are required to be currently licensed, practicing NPs in the United States
  • Doctoral dissertation research and DNP project/research proposals are not eligible
  • Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) must be the primary focus of the grant proposal
  • Preference will be given to project and research proposals that focus on COPD Early Diagnosis and Management, but proposals are not limited to COPD Early Diagnosis and Management issues
  • For PROJECT Proposals: grant funds must be used to help fund a COPD healthcare and/or education project designed and administered by NPs; the project must directly deliver COPD healthcare to a specified community/population and/or educate a specific community/population about prevalent COPD healthcare issues; the project must take place within the United States; the project must be a new COPD project (new defines a project that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009)
  • For RESEARCH Proposals: proposed research must be new COPD research (new defines research that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009); proposed research must have an evidence-based and/or an outcomes-based focus relevant to COPD healthcare and/or education provided by NPs within the United States; evidence-based = research that examines and/or provides evidence to support clinical practice (i.e. best clinical evidence on which to base practice decisions and actions); outcomes-based = inquiry that is designed to measure and ultimately improve the outcomes of healthcare and/or health status of individuals and/or communities
  • Grant funds must be used during the specified funding cycle dates
  • Grant funds are to be used strictly for expenses outlined in the budget of the proposed project/research

FAANP 2009 NP Health Policy Project Grant

·         Grant Category: Practicing NP Project

·         Grant Topic: Health Policy

·         NP Specialty Requirement: Open to any NP Specialty

·         Citizenship Requirement: United States

·         State Residency Requirement: 50 States or District of Columbia

·         Number of Grants Available: 1

·         Grant Amount: $2,000

·         Application Fee: $10

·         Availability Publish Date: August 3, 2009

·         Deadline to Acquire Application Materials: October 16, 2009

·         Application Submission Deadline: October 21, 2009

·         Award Recipient Announced: December 23, 2009

·         Funding Cycle Dates: December 31, 2009-December 30, 2010

·         Specific Eligibility Requirements:

  • Applicants are required to be current AANP members; if selected as an award recipient, AANP membership must be maintained throughout the entire award funding cycle
  • Applicants must be an individual NP or a group of NPs
  • An NP must be the project director
  • Applicants are required to be currently licensed, practicing NPs in the United States
  • DNP Capstone project proposals will be accepted if the DNP student submitting the proposal is a currently practicing NP
  • Health Policy must be the primary focus of the project grant proposal
  • Grant funds must be used to help fund a Health Policy-focused project designed and administered by NPs
  • The project must focus on prevalent legislative issues at the state and/or national level that directly impact the of quality and/or effectiveness of healthcare provided by NPs in the United States
  • The project must take place within the United States
  • The project must be a new Health Policy project (new defines a project that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009)
  • Grant funds must be used during the specified funding cycle dates
  • Grant funds are to be used strictly for expenses outlined in the budget of the proposed project

FAANP Giving Circle 2009 NP Mentoring Project Grant

·         Grant Category: Practicing NP Project

·         Grant Topic: NP Mentoring

·         NP Specialty Requirement: Open to any NP Specialty

·         Citizenship Requirement: United States

·         State Residency Requirement: 50 States or District of Columbia

·         Number of Grants Available: 1

·         Grant Amount: $4,500

·         Application Fee: $10

·         Availability Publish Date: August 3, 2009

·         Deadline to Acquire Application Materials: October 16, 2009     

·         Application Submission Deadline: October 21, 2009

·         Award Recipient Announced: December 23, 2009

·         Funding Cycle Dates: December 31, 2009-December 30, 2010

·         Specific Eligibility Requirements:

  • Applicants are required to be current AANP members; if selected as an award recipient, AANP membership must be maintained throughout the entire award funding cycle
  • Applicants must be an individual NP or a group of NPs
  • An NP must be the project director
  • Applicants are required to be currently licensed, practicing NPs in the United States
  • DNP Capstone project proposals will be accepted if the DNP student submitting the proposal is a currently practicing NP
  • NP Mentoring must be the primary focus of the project grant proposal
  • Preference will be given to project proposals that focus on: mentoring of student NPs, mentoring of newly-graduated NPs entering practice, or mentoring of practicing NPs
  • Grant funds must be used to help fund an NP Mentoring project designed and administered by NPs
  • The project must focus on healthcare and/or practice issues related to the of quality and/or effectiveness of healthcare provided by NPs in the United States
  • The project must take place within the United States
  • The project must be a new Mentoring project (new defines a project that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009
  • Grant funds must be used during the specified funding cycle dates
  • Grant funds are to be used strictly for expenses outlined in the budget of the proposed project

General Mills 2009 NP Nutrition Grant

·         Grant Category: Practicing NP Project or Research

·         Grant Topic: Nutrition

·         NP Specialty Requirement: Open to any NP Specialty

·         Citizenship Requirement: United States

·         State Residency Requirement: 50 States or District of Columbia

·         Number of Grants Available: 1

·         Grant Amount: $4,000

·         Application Fee: $10

·         Availability Publish Date: August 3, 2009

·         Deadline to Acquire Application Materials: October 16, 2009     

·         Application Submission Deadline: October 21, 2009

·         Award Recipient Announced: December 23, 2009

·         Funding Cycle Dates: December 31, 2009-December 30, 2010

·         Specific Eligibility Requirements:

  • Applicants are required to be current AANP members; if selected as an award recipient, AANP membership must be maintained throughout the entire award funding cycle
  • Applicants must be an individual NP or a group of NPs
  • An NP must be the project/research director
  • Applicants are required to be currently licensed, practicing NPs in the United States
  • Doctoral dissertation research and DNP project/research proposals are not eligible
  • Nutrition must be the primary focus of the grant proposal
  • Preference will be given to project and research proposals that focus on Digestive Health, but proposals are not limited to Digestive Health issues
  • For PROJECT Proposals: grant funds must be used to help fund a Nutrition healthcare and/or education project designed and administered by NPs; the project must directly deliver Nutrition healthcare to a specified community/population and/or educate a specific community/population about prevalent Nutrition issues; the project must take place within the United States; the project must be a new Nutrition project (new defines a project that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009)
  • For RESEARCH Proposals: proposed research must be new Nutrition research (new defines research that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009); proposed research must have an evidence-based and/or an outcomes-based focus relevant to Nutrition healthcare and/or education provided by NPs within the United States; evidence-based = research that examines and/or provides evidence to support clinical practice (i.e. best clinical evidence on which to base practice decisions and actions); outcomes-based = inquiry that is designed to measure and ultimately improve the outcomes of healthcare and/or health status of individuals and/or communities
  • Grant funds must be used during the specified funding cycle dates
  • Grant funds are to be used strictly for expenses outlined in the budget of the proposed project/research

Goolsby 2009 NP Research Grant

·         Grant Category: Practicing NP Research

·         Grant Topic: Open

·         NP Specialty Requirement: Open to any NP Specialty

·         Citizenship Requirement: United States

·         State Residency Requirement: 50 States or District of Columbia

·         Number of Grants Available: 1

·         Grant Amount: $4,000

·         Application Fee: $10

·         Availability Publish Date: August 3, 2009

·         Deadline to Acquire Application Materials: October 16, 2009     

·         Application Submission Deadline: October 21, 2009

·         Award Recipient Announced: December 23, 2009

·         Funding Cycle Dates: December 31, 2009-December 30, 2010

·         Specific Eligibility Requirements:

  • Applicants are required to be current AANP members; if selected as an award recipient, AANP membership must be maintained throughout the entire award funding cycle
  • Applicants must be an individual NP or a group of NPs
  • An NP must be the project/research director
  • Applicants are required to be currently licensed, practicing NPs in the United States
  • Doctoral dissertation research and DNP research proposals are not eligible
  • The proposed research must be new research (new defines research that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009)
  • The proposed research must have an evidence-based and/or an outcomes-based focus relevant to healthcare and/or education provided by NPs within the United States; evidence-based = research that examines and/or provides evidence to support clinical practice (i.e. best clinical evidence on which to base practice decisions and actions); outcomes-based = inquiry that is designed to measure and ultimately improve the outcomes of healthcare and/or health status of individuals and/or communities
  • Grant funds must be used during the specified funding cycle dates
  • Grant funds are to be used strictly for expenses outlined in the budget of the proposed research 

Merck & Co., Inc. 2009 NP Adult Immunization Grant

·         Grant Category: Practicing NP Project or Research

·         Grant Topic: Adult Immunization

·         NP Specialty Requirement: Open to any NP Specialty

·         Citizenship Requirement: United States

·         State Residency Requirement: 50 States or District of Columbia

·         Number of Grants Available: 1

·         Grant Amount: $7,000

·         Application Fee: $10

·         Availability Publish Date: August 3, 2009

·         Deadline to Acquire Application Materials: October 16, 2009     

·         Application Submission Deadline: October 21, 2009

·         Award Recipient Announced: December 23, 2009

·         Funding Cycle Dates: December 31, 2009-December 30, 2010

·         Specific Eligibility Requirements:

  • Applicants are required to be current AANP members; if selected as an award recipient, AANP membership must be maintained throughout the entire award funding cycle
  • Applicants must be an individual NP or a group of NPs
  • An NP must be the project/research director
  • Applicants are required to be currently licensed, practicing NPs in the United States
  • Doctoral dissertation research and DNP project/research proposals are not eligible
  • Adult Immunization must be the primary focus of the grant proposal
  • For PROJECT Proposals: grant funds must be used to help fund an Adult Immunization healthcare and/or education project designed and administered by NPs; the project must directly deliver Adult Immunization healthcare to a specified community/population and/or educate a specific community/population about prevalent Adult Immunization healthcare issues; the project must take place within the United States; the project must be a new Adult Immunization project (new defines a project that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009)
  • For RESEARCH Proposals: proposed research must be new Adult Immunization research (new defines research that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009); proposed research must have an evidence-based and/or an outcomes-based focus relevant to Adult Immunization healthcare and/or education provided by NPs within the United States; evidence-based = research that examines and/or provides evidence to support clinical practice (i.e. best clinical evidence on which to base practice decisions and actions); outcomes-based = inquiry that is designed to measure and ultimately improve the outcomes of healthcare and/or health status of individuals and/or communities
  • Grant funds must be used during the specified funding cycle dates
  • Grant funds are to be used strictly for expenses outlined in the budget of the proposed project/research

Merck & Co., Inc. 2009 NP Project/Research Grant

·         Grant Category: Practicing NP Project or Research

·         Grant Topic: Open

·         NP Specialty Requirement: Open to any NP Specialty

·         Citizenship Requirement: United States

·         State Residency Requirement: 50 States or District of Columbia

·         Number of Grants Available: 1

·         Grant Amount: $4,000

·         Application Fee: $10

·         Availability Publish Date: August 3, 2009

·         Deadline to Acquire Application Materials: October 16, 2009     

·         Application Submission Deadline: October 21, 2009

·         Award Recipient Announced: December 23, 2009

·         Funding Cycle Dates: December 31, 2009-December 30, 2010

·         Specific Eligibility Requirements:

  • Applicants are required to be current AANP members; if selected as an award recipient, AANP membership must be maintained throughout the entire award funding cycle
  • Applicants must be an individual NP or a group of NPs
  • An NP must be the project/research director
  • Applicants are required to be currently licensed, practicing NPs in the United States
  • Doctoral dissertation research and DNP project/research proposals are not eligible
  • For PROJECT Proposals: grant funds must be used to help fund a healthcare and/or education project designed and administered by NPs; the project must directly deliver healthcare to a specified community/population and/or educate a specific community/population about prevalent healthcare issues; the project must take place within the United States; the project must be a new project (new defines a project that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009)
  • For RESEARCH Proposals: proposed research must be new research (new defines research that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009); proposed research must have an evidence-based and/or an outcomes-based focus relevant to healthcare and/or education provided by NPs within the United States; evidence-based = research that examines and/or provides evidence to support clinical practice (i.e. best clinical evidence on which to base practice decisions and actions); outcomes-based = inquiry that is designed to measure and ultimately improve the outcomes of healthcare and/or health status of individuals and/or communities
  • Grant funds must be used during the specified funding cycle dates
  • Grant funds are to be used strictly for expenses outlined in the budget of the proposed project/research

Novo Nordisk 2009 NP Diabetes Grant

·         Grant Category: Practicing NP Project or Research

·         Grant Topic: Diabetes

·         NP Specialty Requirement: Open to any NP Specialty

·         Citizenship Requirement: United States

·         State Residency Requirement: 50 States or District of Columbia

·         Number of Grants Available: 1

·         Grant Amount: $10,000

·         Application Fee: $10

·         Availability Publish Date: August 3, 2009

·         Deadline to Acquire Application Materials: October 16, 2009     

·         Application Submission Deadline: October 21, 2009

·         Award Recipient Announced: December 23, 2009

·         Funding Cycle Dates: December 31, 2009-December 30, 2010

·         Specific Eligibility Requirements:

  • Applicants are required to be current AANP members; if selected as an award recipient, AANP membership must be maintained throughout the entire award funding cycle
  • Applicants must be an individual NP or a group of NPs
  • An NP must be the project/research director
  • Applicants are required to be currently licensed, practicing NPs in the United States
  • Doctoral dissertation research and DNP project/research proposals are not eligible
  • Diabetes must be the primary focus of the grant proposal
  • Preference will be given to project and research proposals that focus on Diabetes Self-Management Education, but proposals are not limited to Diabetes Self-Management Education issues
  • For PROJECT Proposals: grant funds must be used to help fund a Diabetes healthcare and/or education project designed and administered by NPs; the project must directly deliver Diabetes healthcare to a specified community/population and/or educate a specific community/population about prevalent Diabetes healthcare issues; the project must take place within the United States; the project must be a new Diabetes project (new defines a project that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009)
  • For RESEARCH Proposals: proposed research must be new Diabetes research (new defines research that is in the planning stage or has not been implemented for more than 6 months by December 31, 2009); proposed research must have an evidence-based and/or an outcomes-based focus relevant to Diabetes healthcare and/or education provided by NPs within the United States; evidence-based = research that examines and/or provides evidence to support clinical practice (i.e. best clinical evidence on which to base practice decisions and actions); outcomes-based = inquiry that is designed to measure and ultimately improve the outcomes of healthcare and/or health status of individuals and/or communities
  • Grant funds must be used during the specified funding cycle dates
  • Grant funds are to be used strictly for expenses outlined in the budget of the proposed project/research

 

Grant Category: Student NP Project and/or Research

 

AANP Foundation 2009 NP DNP Capstone Project Grant

·         Grant Category: Student NP Project

·         Grant Topic: DNP Capstone Project

·         NP Specialty Requirement: Open to any NP Specialty

·         Citizenship Requirement: United States

·         State Residency Requirement: 50 States or District of Columbia

·         Number of Grants Available: 1

·         Grant Amount: $2,000

·         Application Fee: $10

·         Availability Publish Date: August 3, 2009

·         Deadline to Acquire Application Materials: October 16, 2009     

·         Application Submission Deadline: October 21, 2009

·         Award Recipient Announced: December 23, 2009

·         Funding Cycle Dates: December 31, 2009-December 30, 2010

·         Specific Eligibility Requirements:

  • Applicants are required to be current AANP members; if selected as an award recipient, AANP membership must be maintained throughout the entire award funding cycle
  • Applicants must be formally admitted to and taking courses in a fully accredited doctoral program
  • Applicants must be either an NP or NP student pursuing Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) education; DNP students that are not NPs or will not be NPs at the end of their DNP program are not eligible
  • DNP degree may not be received before May 1, 2010
  • EdD, DNSc, PhD students are not eligible
  • Minimum DNP study GPA 3.75
  • Applicants must be working on his/her capstone/final project required for completion of DNP degree
  • Applicants are required to be the principal investigator (PI) of the DNP Project
  • DNP Projects must be relevant to healthcare provided by NPs within the United States
  • Grant funds must be used during the specified funding cycle dates
  • Grant funds are to be used strictly for expenses outlined in the budget of the proposed DNP Project
  • Grant funds are not to be used for tuition expenses

Dempster 2009 NP Doctoral Dissertation Research Grant

·         Grant Category: Student NP Research

·         Grant Topic: Doctoral Dissertation Research

·         NP Specialty Requirement: Open to any NP Specialty

·         Citizenship Requirement: United States

·         State Residency Requirement: 50 States or District of Columbia

·         Number of Grants Available: 1

·         Grant Amount: $2,000

·         Application Fee: $10

·         Availability Publish Date: August 3, 2009

·         Deadline to Acquire Application Materials: October 16, 2009     

·         Application Submission Deadline: October 21, 2009

·         Award Recipient Announced: December 23, 2009

·         Funding Cycle Dates: December 31, 2009-December 30, 2010

·         Specific Eligibility Requirements:

  • Applicants are required to be current AANP members; if selected as an award recipient, AANP membership must be maintained throughout the entire award funding cycle
  • Applicants must be formally admitted to and taking courses in a fully accredited doctoral program
  • Applicants are required to be currently licensed, practicing NPs in the United States
  • Applicants must be NPs currently pursuing a doctoral degree (EdD, DNSc, PhD) and be working on his/her Doctoral Dissertation Research
  • Doctoral degree may not be received before May 1, 2010
  • DNP students are not eligible
  • Minimum doctoral study GPA 3.75
  • Applicants are required to be the principal investigator (PI) of the Doctoral Dissertation Research
  • Doctoral Dissertation Research must have an evidence-based and/or an outcomes-based focus relevant to healthcare provided by NPs within the United States; evidence-based = research that examines and/or provides evidence to support clinical practice (i.e. best clinical evidence on which to base practice decisions and actions); outcomes-based = inquiry that is designed to measure and ultimately improve the outcomes of healthcare and/or health status of individuals and/or communities
  • Grant funds must be used during the specified funding cycle dates
  • Grant funds are to be used strictly for expenses outlined in the budget of the proposed Doctoral Dissertation Research
  • Grant funds are not to be used for tuition expenses