Scholarship
ASET Foundation Developing Leadership Scholarship
The ASET Foundation Developing Leadership Scholarship was established in 2026 in honor of the leadership, commitment, and philanthropic endeavors of Past Presidents and Volunteer Leaders of ASET – The Neurodiagnostic Society (ASET). These individuals proudly served ASET and the neurodiagnostic profession over the years. This annual scholarship recognizes one recipient annually who embodies Neurodiagnostics through their outstanding character, volunteer service, and leadership.
Purpose
This scholarship was created to recognize recipients, actively involved in ASET and the field of Neurodiagnostics, who are committed to the principles of ASET and Neurodiagnostics and who have taken great strides toward becoming future top leaders. Through Leadership and volunteer development in teams, support for volunteer leader forums, national conferences, and community training opportunities or research focusing on building volunteer leadership skills, these individuals have been instrumental in motivating people, and they take conscious, well-calculated steps to develop themselves and their followers.
Quick Facts
- Eligibility: Noteworthy accomplishments, awards and honors, special projects and extracurricular activities that demonstrate the nominee’s leadership abilities and experience
See full eligibility criteria - Covers: Registration, travel, and lodging expenses to attend the ASET Annual Conference
- Nominations Deadline: April 3rd
- Application Deadline: May 5th
Award
One (1) educational scholarship annually will be awarded to a recipient who exemplifies Neurodiagnostic and ASET principles and best aligns with the scholarship purpose. Amount (minimum of $1,500) to cover registration, travel, and lodging expenses to attend the ASET Annual Conference
Eligibility Criteria
- Five years of continuous ASET Membership.
- Nominee must display academic/career achievement in the form of credentials, education, career development and/or mentoring with a minimum of 5 years of work experience in Neurodiagnostics.
- Demonstrates commitment to the profession through word and deed.
- Has significant volunteer experience in the community of neurodiagnostics.
- Has strong leadership skills, including leadership experience in ASET, ASNM, ABRET, AANEM, ACNS, State Association/Chapters or educational facilities, or committee/workgroup experience in ASET or other affiliated organizations. ASET commitments given special consideration.
- Has obtained a minimum of one credential in Neurodiagnostic Technology.
- Nominees will demonstrate the following characteristics and/or experiences:
Application Requirements
- Completed online nomination from current ASET Board or Committee Chairs, ABRET Board members, ASNM Board and ACNS Board members to include a letter on how this nominee qualifies for this scholarship. Self-nominations are accepted.
- A Letter of Good Standing from their employer. The letter should also confirm that, if received, this scholarship will not render the recipient ineligible for other financial aid opportunities or reduce the total aid for which they are eligible through the employer. The employer will also verify approval for attendance to the ASET Annual Conference.
- Two (2) letters of recommendation from the following list: academic medical instructor, physician, professional mentor, or similar professional within Neurodiagnostics. These letters are to provide specific, detailed examples of the nominee’s characteristics and experiences (commitment to profession; significant volunteer experience; strong leadership skills) that make them uniquely qualified for this award.
- Nominee’s current curriculum vitae or resume (include all current memberships, volunteerism and leadership experience); and a personal photo.
- ASET membership status and join date to be verified by ASET staff.
Review Process
Nomination period opens January 1st and closes April 3rd. A letter of notification is sent to the Nominee by April 15th from the Foundation Office along with a link to the Leadership Development Application form. The application form must be submitted to the ASET Foundation by the May 5th deadline. The selected recipient will be notified by May 15th. The recipient will receive one (1) complimentary registration to the ASET Annual Conference in the year selected, as well as a stipend to defray travel and hotel expenses associated with attendance.
Within a year after receiving this award, the scholarship recipient will produce an educational resource for ASET in the form of a webinar, a published article for AJET or NeuroCurrents, a presentation, or an abstract to be offered next ASET Annual Conference.
The recipient will attend the ASET Awards presentation while in attendance at the ASET Annual Conference to be recognized and receive payment.
Timeline
- January 1st
Nominations open - April 3rd
Nominations are closed - By April 15th
Nominees are notified and invited to apply - May 5th
Application deadline - By May 15th
Scholarship recipient is notified
