At University of the Pacific, we believe that scholarships are not just about financial aid; they are how we invest in the next generation of leaders, innovators, and change makers. As a student in the Athletic Training program, you'll have access to several scholarships and funding opportunities to help finance your degree.
The Dean’s Resilience Endowed Scholarship awards $2,000 to support a student from our diverse regional community who has demonstrated perseverance in overcoming significant challenges to pursue higher education. This award recognizes resilience and dedication by assisting students from the Central Valley or Northern California who show academic excellence, financial need, and a commitment to advancing the field of occupational therapy. Preference is given to students from historically underrepresented groups within the profession and/or their geographic area.
Eligible applicants must be enrolled in the School of Health Sciences during the fall trimester.
This endowed scholarship was established by alumnus Scott Murch and many alumni and friends who wanted to pay tribute to Chris Pond. Chris Pond was the first program director of Pacific's athletic training department. The scholarship supports students enrolled in the School of Health Science’s Master of Science in Athletic Training program. One or more students will be selected to receive the award each year.
Established by William and Shaun Kane in 2004, this endowment supports educational opportunities for students involved in the athletics training program, including payment of transportation and fees to attend the annual NATA convention.
Established by Scott Murch, this scholarship awards $5,000 each year to one or more students in the athletic training program.
