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The Morton B. Duggan, Jr. Memorial Education Recognition Award is awarded to a student currently enrolled in an accredited respiratory care education program. Preference given to candidates from Georgia and South Carolina.
The American Respiratory Care Foundation may award up to $1,000 in memory of Morton B. Duggan, Jr. Applicants/nominees are accepted from all states, with preference given to candidates from Georgia and South Carolina. This award consists of a certificate of recognition, coach airfare, one night’s lodging, and registration for AARC Congress.
Requirements
Please note that the application deadline is June 1.
Application
Online Application Form
Paper Submission Guidelines
Points to Consider in Submitting an Essay
Use the Online Application Form to apply for the ARCF’s Education Recognition Awards. In addition to submitting some basic personal information, you will also be required to:
Applications are accepted at any time; however, the deadline for accepting applications at the ARCF Office is June 1. Applications will not be considered unless all supporting documents have been sent.
Previous undergraduate award recipients are eligible to reapply. Previous postgraduate award recipients may apply for, and receive, an award a second and third year if the applicant is maintaining good standing in an advanced degree program and is the most deserving candidate in the judgment of the Board of Trustees or its designated selection committee.
List of Documents
To complete your online application, you must also mail supporting documents to the ARCF. The deadline for accepting applications in the ARCF office is June 1. Applications will not be considered unless accompanied by all supporting documents.
Undergraduate Award Documents
Mail documents to:
American Respiratory Care Foundation
P.O. Box 630007
Irving, TX 75063-9998
Past Award Recipients
The American Respiratory Care Foundation is a nonprofit organization formed for the purpose of supporting research, education, and charitable activities.
The ARCF seeks to educate the public about respiratory health, assist in the training and continuing education of health care providers, and improve the quality of our environment.
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