Edna Berg Fund for American Indian Nurses Grant

Edna Berg Fund for American Indian Nurses Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Montana State University
Last Updated: December 10, 2025

Summary

The Edna Berg Fund for American Indian Nurses at Montana State University supports American Indian and Alaska Native students pursuing nursing degrees. With a commitment to providing educational opportunities, this fund aims to empower future healthcare leaders from Indigenous communities. Eligible candidates must be enrolled in the Mark and Robyn Jones College of Nursing and participate in the Caring for our Own Program (CO-OP). This initiative reflects MSU's dedication to diversity and inclusion in healthcare education.

Overview

Montana State University was founded February 16, 1893, as one of the nation's original land-grant colleges authorized by the landmark Morrill Act of 1862. Since then, MSU has been dedicated to the mission of education, research and outreach, providing access to life-changing higher education that has the potential to transform lives and communities. College and Departmental Scholarships Some of the colleges and departments at Montana State University offer scholarships to students. A limited number are available for incoming students. Edna Berg Fund for American Indian Nurses Required Qualifications: Pursuing a degree from the Mark and Robyn Jones College of Nursing; American Indian or Alaska Native; Member of and participating in the Caring for our Own Program (CO-OP). Scopes: American Indian and Alaska Native, Nursing

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website.