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The Maine Association of Conservation Districts

is pleased to announce

$2,000 Scholarships

to the

University of Maine, Orono

The University of Maine at Orono will award up to THREE $2,000 scholarships to Envirothon Team Members.

  • ONE  scholarship will be awarded to a Team Member admitted to the College of Natural Sciences, Forestry & Agriculture , Fall 2010.
  • TWO scholarships will be awarded to a Team Member admitted to the School of Forest Resources, Fall 2010.

To be considered for these scholarship awards, the Envirothon Team Member must send the following information – postmarked by May 1, 2010 to:

tish carr, Envirothon Coordinator
c/o Maine Association of Conservation Districts
693 Manchester Road
Belgrade, ME 04917

  1. Copy of secondary school transcript

  2. Letter from Envirothon Team Advisor describing the applicant’s strongest qualities as a potential specialist in natural resources management and conservation. This letter must state that the student is, or will be, a member of an Envirothon team which the advisor is preparing for the 2010 Envirothon.

  3. A personal letter from the student – addressed to the MACD Envirothon Committee – of approximately 300 words describing the student’s interest in natural resource management and conservation.

  4. Letter of admission to the University of Maine Orono's College of Natural Sciences, Forestry & Agriculture for the Fall of 2010.

  5. Please mark on the cover letter which Scholarship you are applying for.

The Maine Association of Conservation Districts Education and & Envirothon Committee and a representative of UMaine will hopefully announce the scholarship recipients at the State Finals on May 27th at the Husson University in Bangor, Maine.

This is a one-year award. For additional information, please contact tish carr, Envirothon Education Coordinator:   ; 207 495-2392.
   

Soil and Water Conservation District in Maine prohibit discrimination in the programs on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, or marital or family status.