Foundation for Academic Nursing Grants & Endowments

Faculty Scholars Grant Program

AACN will fund two $25,000 grants for pilot studies to measure student outcomes using emerging technologies in nursing education. Recognizing the rapidly changing environment for both didactic and clinical education, AACN seeks applications focused on the implementation of innovative technologies in nursing education and how they impact student academic success at either the undergraduate or graduate level. During the grant period, faculty will investigate how tools, including simulation platforms, artificial intelligence, and other advancing technologies, can be meaningfully incorporated into nursing education to enhance the quality and effectiveness of instruction.

Applications are now open.

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GNSA PhD-DNP Collaboration Grant Program

The Graduate Nursing Student Academy (GNSA) announced a new grant to support innovative collaborations among students in PhD and DNP programs. The GNSA will award a $2,000 grant to support a scholarly initiative focused on generating new knowledge and translating research into practice. Grant recipients will provide exemplars for how future doctoral students can collaborate in ways that advance nursing science and practice.

Applications are now closed.

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The John P. McGovern Lectureship Award

This award honors John P. McGovern for his noted clinical practice and research, and distinguished record of scholarship, skill, and service. Award recipients are chosen by the AACN Board of Directors on the basis of their scholarship and the notability of their contributions to nursing, health care, or higher education. Recipients regularly address the membership at AACN's Academic Nursing Leadership Conference. This award is supported by an endowment of the John P. McGovern Foundation.

If you are interested in supporting AACN’s work through an endowment or planned gift, please contact Foundation Director Katie Fioravanti at kfioravanti@aacnnursing.org.

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