Dr. Kevin & Laurie Goodluck Scholarship

A primary role of the Center for Native American Health (CNAH) is to support the academic, social, and cultural needs of Native American health sciences students at UNM.

Guidelines

Students may request financial assistance for the following:

• Academic Support: Study aids/supplements not available at CNAH Student Centers; clinical instruments such as stethoscopes, blood pressure cuffs, etc.; program-related exam registration/preparation

• Professional Development: Travel (including airfare, registration, and lodging); meals (by reimbursement); membership dues (if it lowers conference registration cost), and costs associated with presenting at conferences such as poster printing, lamination, etc. Priority for conference attendance will be given to students selected for presentation

• Traditional Healing/Wellness: Identified by the student

• Professional Licensure: Preparation materials and courses only

• Other Needs: If not listed here AND is not an exclusion, submit a detailed email request to the CNAH Director that states the need

Funding Exclusions: tuition and fees, required course textbooks, living expenses (e.g. rent, car repair, bills, childcare, etc.), electronics (iPad, computers), deposits, licensing examination or renewal fees, travel advances, clothing (scrubs).

See Scholarship Guidelines under Application Process tab