Linda Fox Memorial Award (COMP)

HONORS & RECOGNITION AWARD
The Linda Fox Memorial Award was originally established in 1993 by Mrs. Martha F. Dewey in memory of her daughter. This award is presented to a third-year COMP student in good academic standing to help defray travel expenses during clerkship.

Please limit your applications to a maximum of three Graduate Awards and three Honors & Recognition Awards. Applications exceeding these limits will not be considered.

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Award amounts granted may vary each year depending on available funding.

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Award
Amount Varies
Scopes
COMP, COMP - California Campus Only
Deadline
01/12/2027
Supplemental Questions
  1. In 300 words, please explain how financial support would assist with travel and related costs during clerkships or expenses associated with a thesis or special project, and how this assistance would support your educational and professional goals. (A 300-word essay is about 0.5 pages single-spaced or 1.3 pages double-spaced using standard 12-point font and 1-inch margins).
  2. Describe your academic accomplishments since starting medical school in 300 words. (A 300-word essay is about 0.5 pages single-spaced or 1.3 pages double-spaced using standard 12-point font and 1-inch margins).