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REMINDER - DUE FRIDAY APRIL 10! Deadline Coming Soon in 2 Weeks!
2015-16 SEBS Scholarships: Application DUE NEXT FRIDAY : APRIL 10
* SEBS Scholarship Application (Award amounts vary)
- All SEBS students (Classes of 2016, 2017 and 2018) are encouraged to
complete the SEBS Scholarship Application whereas over 500 scholarships are
awarded through this one application. IMPORTANT: ALL ACADEMIC MAJORS ARE
ELIGIBLE! All SEBS students are encouraged to apply.
For application and information: http://sebs.rutgers.edu/sfa/current/sebs.asp
All scholarship information is easily available and understandable on this
listed website.
Showing posts with label scholarships. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scholarships. Show all posts
26 March 2015
20 January 2015
Environmental scholarship opportunity
New Jersey students take note! The New Jersey Conservation Foundation is offering a $7,500 scholarship for students who are actively becoming leaders in helping the environment - the details are here. You can learn more about last years winner too.
27 March 2013
Ralph W. Voorhees Public Service Fellowships
Ralph W. Voorhees Public Service Fellowships
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy and the Voorhees Family have established the Ralph W. Voorhees Public Service Fellowships to honor Ralph W. Voorhees’ long commitment to community service. A 1948 graduate of Rutgers University, Mr. Voorhees was senior vice president for investments at Paine Weber and served as chairman of the boards of United Way of Central New Jersey, Family Counseling Services of Middlesex County, the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, and the New Brunswick Cultural Center. He has also been chairman of the board of the Rutgers University Foundation and served on the Rutgers University Foundation’s Board of Overseers. Mr. Voorhees has given generously to Rutgers and also supports Voorhees College, a historically black institution in South Carolina.
For the 2013-14 academic year, up to five (5) undergraduate students from the Rutgers New Brunswick campus, who are dedicated to community service, will be selected to receive Ralph Voorhees Public Service Fellowships. Fellows receive $5000 so they may participate in a credit-bearing community research project with Elijah’s Promise and the New Brunswick Community Food Alliance related to urban agriculture and community food security. Students selected for the fellowship will be required to register for a course during the Fall 2013 semester that will take place on Fridays from 9:50-12:50 at the Bloustein School. Students will do research in partnership with community organizations and will make a public presentation on their work at the end of the Fall semester, and will serve as mentors for future Fellows.
http://policy.rutgers.edu/rwv
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy and the Voorhees Family have established the Ralph W. Voorhees Public Service Fellowships to honor Ralph W. Voorhees’ long commitment to community service. A 1948 graduate of Rutgers University, Mr. Voorhees was senior vice president for investments at Paine Weber and served as chairman of the boards of United Way of Central New Jersey, Family Counseling Services of Middlesex County, the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, and the New Brunswick Cultural Center. He has also been chairman of the board of the Rutgers University Foundation and served on the Rutgers University Foundation’s Board of Overseers. Mr. Voorhees has given generously to Rutgers and also supports Voorhees College, a historically black institution in South Carolina.
For the 2013-14 academic year, up to five (5) undergraduate students from the Rutgers New Brunswick campus, who are dedicated to community service, will be selected to receive Ralph Voorhees Public Service Fellowships. Fellows receive $5000 so they may participate in a credit-bearing community research project with Elijah’s Promise and the New Brunswick Community Food Alliance related to urban agriculture and community food security. Students selected for the fellowship will be required to register for a course during the Fall 2013 semester that will take place on Fridays from 9:50-12:50 at the Bloustein School. Students will do research in partnership with community organizations and will make a public presentation on their work at the end of the Fall semester, and will serve as mentors for future Fellows.
http://policy.rutgers.edu/rwv
08 March 2013
It’s Scholarship Season!
This is a great time of year for our students because there are so many different opportunities for scholarship and other awards. Our scholarship committee has compiled a list of scholarship opportunities that Rutgers’ students should be looking closer at.
The deadline for SEBS scholarship applications
is NO LATER THAN APRIL 12, 2013.
06 April 2012
USGIF scholarships
The United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF) has scholarships for GIS students from high school seniors to doctoral students:
"Scholarship recipients represent a broad array of geospatial interests, including humanitarian operations, natural disaster preparation and response, epidemiology, transnational river politics, planetary applications, conflict along borders and modeling of river water quality"
"Scholarship recipients represent a broad array of geospatial interests, including humanitarian operations, natural disaster preparation and response, epidemiology, transnational river politics, planetary applications, conflict along borders and modeling of river water quality"
14 June 2011
van der Goot
This past weekend included Rose Day at the Rudolf W. van der Goot Gardens in Somerset County's Colonial Park and the Home News and Tribune has a photo gallery. If the name seems familiar, you should check our scholarship list: we are fortunate to give a van der Goot scholarship every year. I wonder if the student-recipients make that connection?
29 March 2011
Scholarships in fields related to conservation
Three $2,000 Scholarships to be awarded in 2011
For the 32nd consecutive year, Freehold Soil Conservation District will award three $2,000 scholarships to students majoring in a conservation-related field in the summer of 2011. The Neal Munch, Mac Clark and Bill Schauer Scholarships are awarded annually to honor their years of dedicated and distinguished service to the Freehold District and to natural resource conservation.
All applicants must be:
· A New Jersey resident of Monmouth or Middlesex County
· Entering at least their junior year of college by the fall of 2011
· Majoring in a field related to conservation including, but not limited to: agriculture, environmental education, environmental science, environmental studies, forestry, geology, landscape design, resource management, soil science, etc.
Applications are available online at www.freeholdscd.org
by email request to info@freeholdscd.org, or by calling (732)683-8500.
Application deadline is April 15, 2011.
For the 32nd consecutive year, Freehold Soil Conservation District will award three $2,000 scholarships to students majoring in a conservation-related field in the summer of 2011. The Neal Munch, Mac Clark and Bill Schauer Scholarships are awarded annually to honor their years of dedicated and distinguished service to the Freehold District and to natural resource conservation.
All applicants must be:
· A New Jersey resident of Monmouth or Middlesex County
· Entering at least their junior year of college by the fall of 2011
· Majoring in a field related to conservation including, but not limited to: agriculture, environmental education, environmental science, environmental studies, forestry, geology, landscape design, resource management, soil science, etc.
Applications are available online at www.freeholdscd.org
by email request to info@freeholdscd.org, or by calling (732)683-8500.
Application deadline is April 15, 2011.
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