Carolyn Johnson Scholarship Fund- Fall 2026 - Round 2- Invitation Only
Nightingale Foundation
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- Posted
- Nov 3, 2026
- Closes
- Nov 9, 2026
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INVITATION ONLY - Do not apply if you have not received a direct email from Nightingale Foundation inviting you to apply. Process: The Carolyn Johnson Scholarship Fund has a two-part application process. The first part is open to all who are eligible to apply by filling out the scholarship application. The top 5 finalists from the application round will be invited to provide a video interview, as the second part of the process (11/2/2026-11/8/2026). To be considered for the Carolyn Johnson Scholarship Fund, all applicants must participate in this process. Fund Eligibility: The Carolyn Johnson Scholarship Fund is open to any current, matriculated, undergraduate learner at Nightingale College, who has a demonstrated need for gap funding and is currently enrolled in any prelicensure nursing p...
About this opportunity
INVITATION ONLY - Do not apply if you have not received a direct email from Nightingale Foundation inviting you to apply. Nightingale Foundation Carolyn Johnson Scholarship Fund - Fall 2026 Cycle - Round 2 The Carolyn Johnson Scholarship Fund is offered to Nightingale College learners to honor, Carolyn Johnson who by any measure, led a rewarding and fulfilling life as a nurse and mother. Born to a large (ten children) rural family in Iowa in 1919, she aspired to being a healthcare provider. Leaving the farm, she attended a hospital school of nursing in Michigan. Entering the profession upon graduation, she practiced for several years. With marriage she became a full-time mother, raising five children to adulthood, doubtless calling upon her nursing skills from time-to-time. When her last f...