The William T. Green Jr. Award in Public Health Studies honors outstanding Pitt Public Health alumnus William T. Green Jr. and was established to support special student projects that would not otherwise be possible. It's open-ended in terms of use and may be applied such as direct research costs, travel, books, and memberships. Awards of up to $750 may be made to up to two students.
Application components
In addition to a brief application form, students must submit a 2–4 page proposal detailing the background, goals and objectives, budget justification, and professional goals, and a letter of support from a member of the faculty at Pitt Public Health, Pitt Medicine, or Pitt Dental Medicine. Ideally, this faculty member is involved in the project. Open application for more information.
Review Criteria
A panel composed of the Pitt Public Health associate dean for student affairs (or designee), a Pitt Public Health faculty member assigned by the dean, and a representative of the Green family or The Glory Foundation will review the applications and make the decision.