Alvernia University

Rachel Miller, a second-year Master of Science in Athletic Training student, was recently awarded the Professional Football Athletic Trainers Society (PFBATS) Jerry Rhea Scholarship from the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) for her high academic and clinical achievements. "As a department, we are so proud of Rachel for being recognized for her hard work and dedication. This scholarship was well-deserved and is only the beginning of what Rachel is capable of doing within the athletic training profession," said Ashley Gray, Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Clinical Education for the MSAT Program. This scholarship was named after the longtime Head Athletic Trainer of the Atlanta Falcons and Past NATA President, Jerry Rhea. NATA scholarships are one of the most competitive and sought-after awards in the country, provide substantial financial support for college expenses, and recognize students who exhibit not only high academic prowess but also leadership and integrity. "Receiving this scholarship is incredibly motivating and validates the hard work I've put into my studies," said Miller. "It not only supports my journey as an Athletic Trainer but also reinforces my commitment to addressing mental health in sports. This opportunity inspires me to make a positive impact on athletes' lives, ensuring they thrive both physically and mentally." Miller currently serves as the President of the Athletic Training Student Association and has been an active member since 2019. Along with her leadership role, she also presented a poster presentation at a regional conference in January 2024.

Master of Business Administration (MBA) Candidate and Delta Mu Delta Member, Brianna Schneider, was one of 50 students across the country to receive a Delta Mu Delta Scholarship Award. "I am honored to receive such recognition from Delta Mu Delta," said Schneider. "This prestigious honor society is a privilege to be a part of and I am thankful for all my professors at Alvernia who helped me achieve this recognition. Receiving this scholarship will help me pay for my books as I further my education at Alvernia and work towards my MBA." Delta Mu Delta is an international business honor society that recognizes academic excellence. Students are admitted to this prestigious organization by invitation only. The top 10 percent of junior and senior business majors and MBA students are invited to join. Awards are based on scholastic achievement, leadership qualities, and character/ethical behavior. "Brianna was inducted last year and challenged herself even further to apply for the scholarship awards program in Delta Mu Delta, said Assistant Professor of Business Jane D. Brooker, Ph.D. "Brianna is commended for this exemplary award. We are extremely proud and excited to see where her career will take her."

Hard work in high school has paid off for college-bound seniors. The following students have earned Merit Scholarships to attend Alvernia University in the fall.

Fifty Alvernia University students have earned competitive awards this fall to explore unique real world learning experiences. Funds are provided through the university's Real-World Experience Award program - geared to expand students' access to experiential learning opportunities in all academic areas.

Student Undergraduate Research Fellows (S.U.R.F.) paired with faculty scholars to research biochemistry, chemistry and psychology projects at Alvernia University during the summer of 2017.

Hard work in high school has paid off for college-bound seniors. The following students have earned Merit Scholarships to attend Alvernia University this fall.

Ten Alvernia University students have received competitive awards this September to explore unique real world learning experiences. The awards are provided through the university's new Real-World Experience Award program that is geared to expand students' access to experiential learning opportunities in all academic areas.

Student Undergraduate Research Fellows (S.U.R.F.) are completing research at Alvernia University for the summer of 2016.

Thirty-seven Alvernia University students have received competitive awards this fall to explore unique real world learning experiences. The awards are provided through the university's new Real-World Experience Award program that is geared to expand students' access to experiential learning opportunities in all academic areas.

Hard work in high school has paid off for college-bound seniors. The following students have earned Merit Scholarships to attend Alvernia University this fall.

Student Undergraduate Research Fellows (S.U.R.F.) have been named at Alvernia University for the summer of 2015.

Hard work in high school has paid off for college-bound seniors. The following students have earned merit scholarships to attend Alvernia University this fall.

Alvernia junior Taylor L. Flemming was awarded the first "Emma Yoh Memorial Scholarship" during a ceremony on main campus. The scholarship remembers long-time education faculty member Emma Yoh.

The following local students have been awarded scholarships to attend Alvernia University this fall:

The following local students have been awarded scholarships to attend Alvernia University this fall:

The following local students have been awarded scholarships to attend Alvernia University this fall: