The scholarship seeks candidates who demonstrate a collaborative approach to scientific study and a clear vision for how their work might impact society. To qualify, applicants must hold U.S. citizenship or permanent residency and be enrolled as undergraduates at an accredited domestic institution. A strong academic record is mandatory, with official transcripts required to verify eligibility.

Dr. Kerry Evans, an emergency room physician with two decades of clinical experience, established the program to foster the same precision and dedication he prioritizes in high-pressure medical environments. Interested students must submit a 1,000-word essay alongside letters of recommendation from qualified professionals or professors by the May 15, 2027, deadline. The selection committee will evaluate these materials based on academic diligence and scientific curiosity, with the final recipient scheduled to be announced on June 15, 2027.