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Find similar grantsThe Education Grant has an open window of July 1 – September 30 annually. Three other grants (Speaker, Research, BOC Exam) have different windows on the same page.
Education Grant (Public Safety Athletic Trainers' Society) is sponsored by Public Safety Athletic Trainers' Society (PSATS). This grant provides financial support for athletic trainers in good standing to attend training relevant to public safety and/or athletic training education. Funds can cover travel expenses, lodging, and registration for attendance.
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The speaker grant provides financial support for athletic trainers in good standing participating in a speaking engagement. Presentation and conference types may vary, but applicants must provide an abstract. Open date: January 1, Deadline: March 31 Ideas for eligible submissions: Travel expenses including but not limited to flights, mileage, lodging, and conference registration for speaking engagement.
Poster and educational material printing costs and speaking application fees. Agencies looking to bring an AT in-house to speak are welcome to apply. The research grant provides financial support for athletic trainers in good standing and athletic training students in an accredited professional program conducting research.
This also includes athletic trainers in post-professional masters and doctoral programs. All research types are encouraged to apply. Open date: April 1, Deadline: June 30 Ideas for eligible submissions: Research types include but are not limited to Critically Appraised Topic, Case Study, Randomized Control Trial, Survey, Correlative, Retrospective, Practice-based, and more.
Funds can go towards materials for data collection, data analysis software, recruitment tools, student research projects, submission fee for publication, etc. The education grant provides financial support for athletic trainers in good standing attending training relevant to public safety and/or athletic training education.
Applicants will be asked to provide details on the educational opportunity and how the experience can enhance their professional skill set.
Open date: July 1, Deadline: September 30 Ideas for eligible submissions: Athletic training classes and conferences, public safety specific classes not regularly geared towards athletic trainers, any educational opportunity that will improve your understanding of your population or enhance your skillset. There is no requirement for activities to be CEU eligible.
Funds can cover travel expenses including but not limited to flights, mileage, lodging, and registration for attendance and more. The BOC Exam grant provides financial support to current second-year professional athletic training students in a CAATE accredited program who are considering a future career in public safety athletic training.
Chosen students will be awarded up to $375 to cover the cost of their Board of Certification (BOC) exam fee. In addition, winners will receive one year of a PSATS CEU Subscription beginning at the time of award. Applicants will be asked for a letter of recommendation from a personal or professional reference as well as for contact details from their institution's Program Director.
Students do not need to be PSATS members to apply. Open date: October 1, Deadline: December 31
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Certified athletic trainers in good standing pursuing public safety or AT education. Professional AT students in CAATE-accredited programs are also eligible. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Education Grant (Public Safety Athletic Trainers' Society) are due September 30, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Education Grant (Public Safety Athletic Trainers' Society) is funded by Public Safety Athletic Trainers' Society (PSATS). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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