Pasadena Rodeo Scholarship
Posted By: Kaylee Phillips
5/10/2021
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https://www.pasadenarodeo.com/p/scholarships |
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Bill Wyche Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Posted By: Mitch Robinson
5/24/2017
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Overview
The Texas Section of the Society for Range Management (TSSRM) is offering an annual $2,000 college scholarship from the Bill Wyche, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund to deserving high school seniors who are interested in pursing agriculture studies. The application deadline each year is April 30th.
The Society for Range Management (SRM) is a professional society dedicated to supporting persons who work with rangelands and have a commitment to their sustainable use. Rangelands comprise almost one-half of all the lands in the world. SRM is dedicated to the conservation and sustainable management of rangelands for the benefit of current societies and for future generations.
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Application
Applicant must provide three letters of reference/recommendation (to include impressions about the applicant on topics such as academic achievement, financial need, character, leadership, etc.), and your certified high school or college transcript.
To be eligible,
Applicant should have the intent of studying agriculture as his/her major. Applications will be accepted from high school seniors, college students, and/or college graduate students.
Applicant must demonstrate academic achievement.
Applicant must intend to actively pursue a career in agriculture.
Applicant cannot previously have received the Bill Wyche, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Award
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Ryan Mott Scholarship
Posted By: Mitch Robinson
5/24/2017
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Overview
Ryan Mott was the 1997-98 Area IV State FFA Vice President from Quanah, Texas. He passed away in 1998 after a short but courageous battle with cancer. This memorial scholarship was established by his family and friends to honor his dedication to the FFA organization and its members. It will provide one student with a $1,000 scholarship, which will be distributed through the Texas FFA Foundation. This scholarship is intended to recognize students within the FFA that possess the same outstanding qualities as Ryan. The scholarship recipient will be a person who is kind, courteous, hardworking, and dedicated to the FFA. The person should also possess strong leadership and communication skills (which they use on an individual basis as well as in a team situation). Furthermore, ACT or SAT scores will not be considered as a primary factor when selecting the scholarship winner. Instead, the student’s personal characteristics and FFA involvement will be the two major deciding factors.
Scholarship candidates who have advanced to the state scholarship selection process in the Texas FFA Scholarship program are not eligible to compete for the Ryan Mott Scholarship. The John Justin Standard of the West Award is not part of the Texas FFA Scholarship Program and does not affect eligibility for the Ryan Mott Memorial Scholarship.
To apply for this scholarship, a student must complete the application located on their Texas FFA Roster Account and submit it for review at each applicant’s appropriate district or area convention. If any part of the application is incomplete, it will be rejected.
The application must:
(1) Be completed online.
(2) Be accompanied by an official transcript
(3) Be accompanied by three letters of recommendation. (one from local FFA advisor,one from a community member, and one from a past/present employer (if possible) or a school administrator)
(4) Include a senior year photograph
Applicants may undergo interviews at each level of competition. This decision should be made by the local officials. The applicants advancing to the state level will go through an interview process at the state degree check. |
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National FFA Scholarships
Posted By: Mitch Robinson
5/24/2017
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Overview
To register and submit an online application, go to the National FFA's Scholarship homepage.
For questions regarding the National FFA Scholarship Program and the application itself, please contact Teri Buchholtz, TBuchholtz@ffa.org, 317-802-4419. If you have specific questions about participating donors in your area, please contact Jackie Edwards with the National FFA Foundation, 317-802-4291.
If you have questions regarding your FFA.org credentials please contact Texas FFA Membership Services Coordinator/Executive Assistant, Gwenn Winsauer, gwenn@texasffa.org.
FFA applications must have advisor approval. An automatic email will be sent to advisors when a student has submitted an application for review. However, it is not necessary to wait for the notice. Advisors may login at their convenience and view the status of all applicants from their chapter.
More information, documents, notifications, and the application can be found at: https://www.texasffa.org/national-ffa-scholarships
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Texas FFA Scholarships
Posted By: Mitch Robinson
5/24/2017
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Overview
Thanks to the generosity of numerous scholarship donors, the Texas FFA will award more than 135 scholarships to outstanding graduating seniors through its academic scholarship program. These scholarships are awarded based on academic and FFA achievements as well as the member's performance in an interview process.
More information, documents, notifications, and the application can be found at: https://www.texasffa.org/ffa-scholarships |
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Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Scholarship
Posted By: Mitch Robinson
5/24/2017
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Scholarships
The Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Foundation, the governing body of the Cattle Raisers Museum, is committed to helping students further their education and developing new leaders in the industry. The following scholarships are awarded by the Foundation:
TSCRF Scholarships
The Foundation awards scholarships each March to students interested in pursuing a degree in agriculture or an agriculture-related program from an accredited university in Texas or Oklahoma. 2017 applications will be available September 1 and will be due by February 6, 2017
Mary & Leonard Stiles Scholarship
This scholarship was established in 2009 by David & Linda Stiles Tansik to honor the legacy of Mary & Leonard Stiles who valued education, and made sure each of their five children received a college education. This scholarship is awarded to a graduating high school student of a family involved in the ranching or farming industry. Recipients may apply for four years as long as requirements are met.
Large Vet Scholarship
Joe Freeman of Austin, TX worked with the Foundation to establish this scholarship in 2007. Scholarships are awarded annually to 4th year students of Texas A&M’s College of Veterinary Medicine who are preparing for careers in large animal medicine.
For additional information about the TSCRF scholarship program or for information about establishing a scholarship or donating to the program, please contact Deanna Holderith at 817-332-8551 or at dholderith@cowgirl.net.
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