SarahBeth Hartlage - A Healthcare Pioneer, Determined to Provide Scholarships/Grant to Deserving Students

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NEW YORK, April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- SarahBeth Hartlage is the proud founder of the SarahBeth Hartlage Grant Program. This is a program in which students can receive assistance to address the financial burden associated with attending college or university. She's proud that her position in her work has allowed her to contribute to the education of bright and talented students. Those who face financial hardships may utilize this program to reduce the burden.

Born in North Alabama, SarahBeth Hartlage has always had a strong love for football and science. She was also a national merit scholar and was an active participant in historical preservation and Fine Arts in her hometown. She received her Master's Degree of Science from Tulane University, where she specialized in cellular and molecular biology. She also earned an alumni grant while in medical school. Following this, she competed for a grant sponsored by Dr. Pepper and won the 2009 Throw for Duff contest.

SarahBeth Hartlage serves on the executive board of Women in anesthesiology. She participated in a working group that researched gender equality in medicine. This research was instrumental in the creation of a statement that supports parental leave and breastfeeding support for mothers. She is also a professional member of the Society for Education in Anesthesia and the Society for Simulation in Healthcare.

SarahBeth Hartlage is a firm believer in the values of higher education and professionalism. She wants to provide financial assistance to the most deserving and excellent student. The grant was founded in 2020 to assist students in their path to achieving their career dreams. She hopes that this grant will help improve literacy, education, and health. She strives to reduce disparities that impact the delivery of healthcare across the nation.

Eligibility criteria and grant guidelines

In order to receive this grant, you must be a freshman, sophomore or junior enrolled in an accredited college or university. The deadline to apply is the 25th of April, 2021. The grant is a one-time $1000 award. It will be provided to a student based on their merit. The selection is based on the evaluation of an 800-word essay. The essay topic is as follows: "How Women Are Working to Revolutionize the Stem Field"

Applications will be examined and reviewed by SarahBeth Hartlage herself. The recipient will be notified via email on the 30th of April, 2021. Moreover, the name of the winner will be announced on sarhabethhartlagegrant.com. You must submit your application via word document to [email protected]. Along with the essay, you must submit the following information:

• First name and last name
• Contact number
• EDU email address
• Mailing address
• Date of high school graduation
• The name of the university or college you are currently attending
• GPA

This performance and merit-based grant is aimed at helping students coming from a lower socio-economic background. This grant was instituted to help students to address the associated financial burdens that come with receiving a higher education. Be sure to keep the eligibility criteria in mind, and apply as early as possible.

Media Contact

Sarahbeth Hartlage, Sarahbeth Hartlage Grant, +1 9144132610, [email protected]

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