Mercy College of Ohio has submitted the Campus Safety and Security survey as requried by the Clery Act. Please visit our Fast Facts page to view the results.
Mercy College of Ohio has submitted the Campus Safety and Security survey as requried by the Clery Act. Please visit our Fast Facts page to view the results.
General Information
Scholarships are $3,000 per selected applicant. The application process requires close collaboration between the student and the school. All complete applications are due by 31 March 2012. Extensions will not be granted. Applications will be reviewed by the ANCA Education Committee and selected students and their school will be notified within a few weeks. Scholarship funds are sent to the school on behalf of the student and not given directly to the student. The Army Nurse Corps Association does not have an official relationship with the US Army, the Army Nurse Corps or the Reserve Officer Training Corps. There is not a military service obligation for the student receiving this scholarship. Scholarship ROTC students and students receiving full GI Bill education benefits are not eligible.
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The application window for the second annual Board of Registered Polysomnographic Technologists (BRPT) Andrea Patterson Memorial Scholarship Program is now open. The scholarship, named in honor of an early and highly regarded leader in the field of sleep technology, provides a $2,500 tuition grant to a promising student of polysomnography. Applications submitted by close of business Tuesday, November 1 will be reviewed by the BRPT Scholarship Committee. The winner will be announced shortly after January 1, 2012.
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As of August 15, 2011, Mercy College of Northwest Ohio becomes Mercy College of Ohio.
In announcing the name change, College President John Hayward noted the existing Youngstown campus and recent significant growth in distance education programs. “While we have campuses in both Toledo and Youngstown, students are increasingly choosing on-line classes making Mercy College a viable option for students outside of northwest Ohio. We strive to meet the constantly changing needs of the healthcare industry by providing the degrees and continuing and professional education required by the ongoing transformation of healthcare delivery.”
The name change maintains the College’s rich history. Established in 1992, the College is successor to the Mercy School of Nursing, founded in Toledo in 1918. Mercy College is sponsored by Catholic Health Partners and Mercy, its regional member organization. Catholic Health Partners is one the nation’s largest and most respected health care systems and the fourth largest employer in the State of Ohio.
“Everything else remains the same at Mercy College,” Hayward explained. “We are committed to providing the highest quality education with affordable tuition while remaining steadfast in the Mercy values of compassion, excellence, human dignity, sacredness of life, justice and service. We are faithful to our Catholic tradition and the heritage of our founders, the Sisters of Mercy and the Grey Nuns. We seek to inspire our students to be of service and to mentor others through the twenty-first century and beyond,” Mr. Hayward added.
The College currently offers Bachelor of Science degree programs in Human Biology, Medical Imaging, Nursing and Health Care Administration, and Associate of Science degree programs in Cardiovascular Technology, General Studies, Health Information Technology, Nursing and Radiologic Technology. The College also offers credit certificates in EMT-Paramedic, Ophthalmic Technology and Polysomnographic Technology.
This scholarship is established in honor of Dr. Dorothy C. Lanier, aunt of Willie Lanier of Richmond, Virginia. Mr. Lanier is a 1986 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductee and former linebacker for the Kansas City Chiefs. This scholarship has been created by Willie Lanier to honor the inspiration, dedication, and love provided by Dorothy Lanier to not only him but to students pursuing their educational and personal dreams.
The first time this scholarship will be awarded is at the Leadership in Action Conference to be held at Washington State Community College in Marietta, OH on July 22-23, 2011. Phi Theta Kappa will then award the next scholarship at their Regional Convention in March 2012 and award it once a year. Information on how to apply can be found here!!
Can’t get hired without experience, can’t get experience without being hired. It’s an age-old problem, but one the Army National Guard can help solve.
In the National Guard’s Officer Candidate School (OCS) you will get all the resume-building experience you can handle while paying off those student loans.
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Up to $50,000 in student loan repayment
A $10,000 accession bonus
Valuable career skills you can’t learn in a classroom
Leadership skills
The respect of a Nation
In as little as 16 weeks, you could be stepping out of OCS wearing the uniform and gold bar of an Officer in the Army National Guard. You could even do it while working full-time toward your degree. All that stands between you and all this – the training, honor, respect, and experience of a military Officer – is a click.
