Undergraduate
Contact: Cathy Carr, 2020 McCarty Hall
(352) 392-1963
Graduate
Contact: Cathy Carr, 2020 McCarty Hall
(352) 392-1963
https://cals.ufl.edu/current-students/scholarships/
An application is required to apply for the awards listed. A faculty committee reviews all scholarship applications. Deadlines and additional details are available at https://cals.ufl.edu/current-students/scholarships/
Fruit crops majors; scholarship, leadership, interest in Florida citrus industry.
For more information, please contact: http://www.hos.ufl.edu
$1,000
Graduate students who meet one of the following conditions: 1) studying pedology or soil mineralogy in the department, or 2) pursuing MS or Ph.D. degrees with a course of study leading to a thesis or dissertation that will emanate in whole or part from scientific investigation of Florida soils; preference to students with academic excellence and leadership ability as indicated by departmental service and extra-curricular activities (e.g. participation in student club activities, soil judging, and department social activities); selected by the Soil and Water Science Award/Scholarship Committee on the basis of merit and to the extent possible without consideration of other awards or stipends a recipient has received.
$1,000
Graduate students working at the Everglades Research and Education Center at Belle Glade.
Varies
Students enrolled in the School of Forest Resources and Conservation.
$1,000
Supports undergraduate scholarships in Natural Resources and Environment for students who will one day become environmentally responsible citizens. Environmental Science majors.
The William Bartram Undergraduate Scholarship is awarded by the School of Natural Resources and Environment in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences.
Varies
Agriculture majors.
Varies
Outstanding graduate students in soil and water sciences.
$1,000
Graduate students working at the Everglades Research Education Center at Belle Glade.
$5,000
Graduate students conducting research primarily on the production and use of hardwood forests in Florida.
Varies
4-H members or students studying dairy science.
Varies
