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Jorgensen Scholarship for Environmental Stewardship
The Jorgensen Scholarship for Environmental Stewardship provides financial assistance to students who are affiliated with a federally recognized tribe of Native Americans. Students seeking an associate or bachelor's degree in environmental disciplines, including environmental studies, natural resource management, natural sciences, public policy, and related fields, are eligible to apply.
09.30.26
17 days left
$1,000
Award amount
1
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Sep 14, 2026
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- Resident of the U.S. Undergraduate student Seeking a bachelor's degree fulltime Studying environmental disciplines, including environmental studies, natural resource management, natural sciences, public policy, and related disciplines American Indian or Alaska Native
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College freshman, College sophomore, College junior, College senior
Field of study
Business Management and Marketing, Natural Resources and Conservation, Public Administration and Social Service
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Amount: $1,000
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Who may apply: Resident of the U.S. Undergraduate student Seeking a bachelor's degree fulltime Studying environmental disciplines, including environmental studies, natural resource management, natural sciences, public policy, and related disciplines American Indian or Alaska Native
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