2025 Chi Academic Scholarship for Acupuncture
A scholarship opportunity for faculty members, residents, and graduate students at accredited Colleges of Veterinary Medicine (CMVs) to learn acupuncture. It can only be used toward one of the 2025 Chi University Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist (CVA) course offerings at the Florida campus.
About the Scholarship
History
The Chi Academic Scholarship was established as part of an initiative to promote TCVM in academia and research. Those affiliated with Colleges of Veterinary Medicine (CVMs) have great potential to advance TCVM through the crucial role they play in educating future veterinarians and conducting research. We encourage all current faculty members, residents, and graduate students at accredited CVMs with an interest in TCVM to apply. The scholarship is granted to two CVM faculty members and one CVM resident or graduate student each year.
Scholarship Information
Chi University is proud to announce its scholarship opportunities for current faculty members, residents, and graduate students at accredited Colleges of Veterinary Medicine (CVMs). The scholarship awards each winner $2,000 or $4,000 toward the tuition of the Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist (CVA) course at the main campus (Florida) location. The Chi Academic Scholarship is intended for doctors in academia to get a foothold in the study and skills of TCVM. The scholarship will not cover the deposit required upon registration to reserve your seat in the class. It will be applied to the Session 5 tuition first, with any remainder applied to the Session 4 tuition, and so on.
Scholarship Prizes
$4000 scholarships will be awarded to 2 CVM faculty members
$2000 scholarship will be awarded to 1 CVM graduate student or resident
*Students may redeem only one scholarship for each applicable class (scholarships may not be combined).
Application Process
Eligibility
To qualify, applicants must:
- Be a current faculty member, resident, or graduate student at an accredited College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM)
Prepare Documents
All applicants must provide the following:
- Letter of intent, outlining your interests and goals in TCVM. Indicate how you could contribute to TCVM in the future, be it through supporting academic courses in TCVM or through research.
- One letter of recommendation by your College of Veterinary Medicine department head or supervisor, detailing why you should be chosen to receive this award.
- Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV) detailing your professional history, personal history, and hobbies and interests.
- Copy of your College of Veterinary Medicine ID or other proof of your university affiliation.
Send Application
Applicants must submit their documents. They may submit their application by clicking "Apply" below.
The deadline to apply is December 5, 2024.