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Campus Safety, Health, and Environmental Management Association

Application Requirements and Process

To be considered for the award, students must meet the following requirements:

Meet the above eligibility criteria.
Complete the application form.
Submit a current transcript with a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.5.
Write and submit a one-page essay (1" margins, single-spaced, 10 point font) relevant to the essay prompt. Must be an original essay and cannot use AI. References and/or citations must be included on a separate page.
Create a toolbox talk, on any topic, to support your essay. An example of a toolbox talk can be found here. Again, this must be an original and cannot use AI.

Essay Prompt

Safety training is often seen as a regulatory obligation, but effective safety leaders know it is a strategic investment that prevents incidents and strengthens culture. How can safety professionals design proactive training that demonstrates its long-term value? In your response, consider how tailoring content, delivery, and engagement strategies to different audiences using innovative or inclusive methods can enhance relevance, retention, and compliance. Include a sample toolbox talk that reflects these principles in practice.

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Evaluation

Each application will be evaluated based on the applicant's eligibility, submission of required information, and essay composition. The evaluation form will be released when the application window is open.

Application Submission Period

The 2026 Submission period is now open: from November 3, 2025 - March 31, 2026.

AI Based Application Success Predictor

From a reviewer or selection-committee perspective, strong CSHEMA applications typically demonstrate:

✔ 1. Clear Campus-Level Impact

Whether for awards or scholarships, reviewers look for:

Tangible improvements in safety outcomes

Reduced incidents, exposures, or compliance risks

Demonstrated institutional benefit

Tip: Quantify impact (incident reduction, training reach, compliance gains).

✔ 2. Practical, Transferable Innovation

Competitive awardees often present:

Solutions that can be replicated across campuses

Practical tools, frameworks, or protocols

Innovations grounded in real regulatory or operational needs

✔ 3. Leadership & Professional Commitment

Strong applications show:

Sustained engagement in campus safety or EHS roles

Leadership responsibilities

Mentoring or training contributions

✔ 4. Alignment With CSHEMA’s Mission

Applications score well when aligned with:

Campus safety culture

Environmental stewardship

Emergency preparedness

Worker and student protection

Regulatory compliance in higher education

✔ 5. Career Development Value (for Scholarships)

For student or early-career awards:

Clear career goals in campus safety/EHS

Evidence that CSHEMA support will meaningfully advance training or credentials

Supervisor or mentor endorsement (if required)

🛠 Practical Tips for Applicants

✔ Focus on applied outcomes, not theory
✔ Use clear metrics and before/after comparisons
✔ Highlight relevance to higher-education environments
✔ Demonstrate cross-departmental collaboration
✔ Show commitment to EHS as a career, not a side role

📌 Summary: CSHEMA at a Glance

Aspect	Details
Primary role	Professional association for campus EHS & safety
Research grants	❌ None
Main funding types	Awards, scholarships, professional development
Typical support size	~$1,000–$5,000 (scholarships); recognition awards
Best fit for	Campus safety professionals, EHS leaders, students
Strength	Applied impact, leadership recognition, training access

🔍 When CSHEMA Is a Good Fit

✔ Your work focuses on applied campus safety or EHS practice
✔ You seek recognition or professional development, not lab funding
✔ You work in or plan a career in higher-education safety management

Specialties

Environmental Health

Public Health

Eligibility Requirements

The $3,000 scholarship is open to undergraduate students who:

Are currently registered as a full-time student in a 4-year degree-granting course of study in an institution of higher education in North America
Have a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 and at least one full year of study remaining in their degree program
Are enrolled in majors geared toward an Environmental Health & Safety career (such as, but not limited to, Environmental Science, Fire Protection, Health Physics, Industrial Engineering, Industrial Hygiene, Occupational Health, Safety, etc.)
Complete the application form and submit all required documentation.

Sponsor Details

Sponsor Institute/Organizations: Campus Safety, Health, and Environmental Management Association

Sponsor Type: Corporate/Non-Profit

Address: 262 W Main Street Wales, WI 53183 (414) 908-4959 info@cshema.org

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