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Lincoln-Adams 4-H Youth Development

4-H Scholarships

 

 WA State 4-H      

Click Here to Request 4-H Scholarship Information

2008 Lincoln-Adams 4-H Scholarship Winners!

1) Caleb Klein (Junior) :  4-H Garber Family Scholarship in the amount of $1000.00. 
Sponsored by the family of Florence Garber.

2) Anne Guhlke :  4-H Leader's Council Scholarship in the amount of $500.00. 
Sponsored by the Lincoln County 4-H Leaders Council

3) Anne Guhlke :  Lincoln County 4-H Horse Program Scholarship in the amount of $250.  Sponsored by the Lincoln County 4-H Horse Program.

4) Stacy Soderberg :  4-H Leader's Council Scholarship in the amount of $500.00. 
Sponsored by the Lincoln County 4-H Leaders Council

Congratulations!!!


Lincoln-Adams and/or WA State 4-H Scholarships

If you are unable to find, open, or print any 4-H scholarship information
Contact:

Karen Robertson at 509-659-3209 or robertk @ wsu.edu (remove spaces)
   Include your name, snail mail address, and e-mail address.
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Misc. Scholarship Info:

Check out Ten Things You Should Know About Scholarships on:
http://www.finaid.wsu.edu/scholar/

Attention: College Bound High School or College Students!
--Esther Worker, ESRI 4-H Program Manager

Several of the geospatial and industry specific professional societies offer scholarships to high school, undergraduate, and graduate students interested in GIS, the environment, science, engineering, etc.

Keep these organizations in mind throughout college, as some of the scholarships are for degree seeking students who have successfully completed a couple of years of college.

Information about the National level scholarships are usually posted on-line however there are often regional or local chapters that also offer additional scholarships – you may need to contact those individual chapters personally as they don't always post scholarship information.

Here are just a few places to begin the search, just explore the organizations web sites to find the scholarship information (if it's been posted).  Sometimes it's under chapters, careers, education, students, contests and awards, or hidden in some other area of the web site.

In addition to the links above, do a web search on “GIS Scholarship” or “geospatial scholarship” and see what you get back, there are many local and user groups that offer scholarships – there are too many to include here.


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