The Coons-Farrar Scholarship Fund was established to honor the memory of Catherine Farrar Williams. The purpose of the Fund is to help prepare exceptional Christian young people for careers in health and medical fields.
Full time junior and senior students (those having accumulated 60 hours of college credit, including CLEP) who plan careers in medical, biomedical or health related fields may apply. This includes students who are planning a career in the medical, biomedical, or other health related areas (e.g., medicine, nursing, statistics, biochemistry, medicinal chemistry, dietetics, pharmacology, toxicology, medical technology, medical instrumentation, computer applications to health care, genetics, biophysics, etc.). In choosing among the various applicants, the Health Science committee will consider scholarship, demonstrated capability in the chosen field, and potential for future service to the biomedical or allied health professions and to the Lord's work. Special consideration will be given to those students who plan to work in a mission field (foreign or domestic) or in a medically underserved area.
In the early part of the spring semester, interested students can pick up an application from the Preprofessional Health Science office. Applications for the scholarships are to be submitted to Mrs. Tia Stone, Administrator of the Preprofessional Health Science Programs. Scholarship Coordinator, Dr. Dennis Matlock will lead the Health Science Committee in the evaluation process. The final scholarship awards decisions will be made by the director of the Coons-Farrar fund.
Allied Health Scholarship Description.pdf
There are 3 steps to applying for an Allied Health Scholarship:
- Complete the AHS Application.xlsx
- Complete the AHS Science Math Course.xlsx
- Complete the AHS Essay.pdf
All 3 documents need to be emailed to: tstone@harding.edu by Friday, February 2, 2024.
Several other premedical scholarships are awarded to upperclassmen each year including the Duane Priest Scholarship, the Rodney and Joan Carlton Scholarship, the Blachley Scholarship, and the Stanley Schwartz Scholarship. All applications must be received by Friday, February 2, 2024.
Premedical Scholarship Application.pdf
There is also a preveterinary scholarship for students firm in their commitment to attend veterinary school and become a veterinarian. All applications must be received by Friday, February 2, 2024.
Preveterinary Scholarship Application.pdf
There are medical missions scholarships available to students who are planning a career in health sciences. Health science students planning to go on a mission trip may apply. All applications must be received by Friday, February 2, 2024.
Medical Missions Application.pdf
If you have Health Science Scholarship questions please contact Tia Stone at 501-279-4980 or email tstone@harding.edu.
