The John M. Collier Award for Forest History Journalism is given to a journalist whose work incorporates forest or conservation history in an article or series of articles published in North America that relate to environmental issues. It is open to any newspaper or general circulation magazine (including online-only publications), or professional or freelance journalist […]
The Jonathan Dax Cooke Scholarship ask students to compose a 700 – 800 word essay addressing the following question: “What has been your most inspiring travel experience, and how has it influenced your life thus far?”
For students attending a public college in Connecticut.
Award available to children/step children of GCSAA members who have been active members for five or more consecutive years for use at an accredited college or trade school. Applicant must be a graduating high school senior and be accepted at an institution of higher learning for the upcoming year.
For undergraduate or graduate students studying or planning to study architecture.
Fellowship of $30,000 awarded to a United Methodist of racial ethnic minority heritage who is a recent college or seminary graduate. Must have broad communication training, including an understanding of effective public relations.
Leadership-based award available to ADAA members enrolled in a dental assisting program. Candidates will be considered on the basis of academic achievement, ability, and interest in the career of dental assisting.
One-time award of $200 given to an undergraduate member of Tau Kappa Epsilon who has demonstrated leadership ability within his chapter, campus, or community. Must be a full-time student in good standing with a GPA of 2.5 or higher.
The Graduate Student Research Grants will be awarded to the top two applicants in each grant category (archaeology, bio-anthropology, cultural/linguistic anthropology) selected by the National Executive Council. Grant Categories -Archaeology Grants, 2, $2,000 each, $4,000 category total -Bio-Anthropology Grants, 2, $2,000 each, $4,000 category total -Cultural/Linguistic Anthropology, 2, $2,000 each, $4,000 category total
Scholarship provides financial assistance for graduate or undergraduate education to blind students in California. Any legally blind student may apply for a scholarship but must attend the convention of the National Federation of the Blind of California. Selection is based first on academic merit and second on financial need.