Michigan Chapter
SCHOLARSHIPS
MICHIGAN CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIPS
Michigan Scholarships in Conservation Program
Fall 2019 - Spring 2020 Academic Year Scholarship Awardee
April Savickas
April Savickas, Kentwood, Michigan, is our Michigan Scholarships in Conservation Program 2019-2020 Academic Year Scholarship recipient. April is a Senior at Grand Valley State University majoring in Natural Resources Management with an emphasis in Wetland Restoration. She also has an Associate in Science degree from Grand Rapids Community College, and she has experience in Wildland Fire Management.
April says “My choices for a career are extensive. If I may say, this may be one downside I see for my major. This program at GVSU allows me to try out many different career paths through experience and volunteer work.” We think that many environmental organization employers would welcome her.
April was also President of the GVSU SWCS Student Chapter. Her picture, above, was taken at Hocking Hills State Park in Ohio.
Michigan Scholarships in Conservation Program
The Michigan Scholarships in Conservation Program is designed to be a strong and continuing activity of the Michigan Chapter to advance the science and art of good land use. The program offers Michigan Chapter members a convenient and significant way of providing long term support to the goals of the Michigan Chapter and the Soil and Water Conservation Society through facilitating the education of future soil and water conservation professionals.
Scholarships are to encourage qualified students to enter the field of natural resource conservation and to prepare them for such careers through an organized program of study in an institution of higher education offering training in appropriate areas. Awards will be based on interest in conservation as evidenced by scholastic ability and participation in conservation activities.
MICHIGAN SCHOLARSHIPS IN CONSERVATION PROGRAM
APPLICATION PERIOD NOW CLOSED
The Michigan Chapter of the Soil and Water Conservation Society offered a $500 Scholarship to eligible applicants through the Michigan Scholarships in Conservation Program for the Fall 2020 - Spring 2021 Academic Year, but did not receive an eligible application. If interested in applying for the Fall 2021 - Spring 2022 Academic Year Scholarship offering when it is announced, please review the application requirements in the Michigan Scholarships in Conservation Program Description document below. The application form will be posted in late summer - early fall.
This document provides details and eligibility requirements on the Michigan Scholarships in Conservation Program sponsored by the Michigan Chapter of the Soil and Water Conservation Society.
Scholarship Program Bylaws.pdf
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"There are national associations for the preservation of wild flowers and the preservation of propagation of wildlife, but not for the preservation of the soil. Conservation of this most fundamental and important of all resources is seldom seriously considered by anyone not directly or indirectly associated with the ownership or management of a farm, and is too infrequently considered even by the farmers themselves." 1928 Hugh Hammond Bennett, co-founder of the Soil and Water Conservation Society (formerly the Soil Conservation Society of America)
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