2011-2012 Forestry Scholarship Recipients

Congratulations to the 2011-2012 Forestry Scholarship Recipients

Congratulations to the following 2011-2012 Forestry Scholarship Recipients!

BUDRES FOUNDATION AWARD – Ryan Simon, Alex Grieve

HERBERT HUMPHREY AWARD – Ryan Hauser-Jeryc

LEAVENGOOD SCHOLARSHIP – Matt Foster

CHAPMAN FOUNDATION AWARD – Randi Bradley

TERRILL D. STEVENS AWARD – Lydia Vanderbilt

KARL H. LUKENS SCHOLARSHIP – Ben Schram, Randi Bradley, Ryan Simon

JAMES GRAHAM HELMBRECHT AWARD – Lydia Vanderbilt

THERON E. DAW SCHOLARSHIP – Ben Alexander

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SENIOR AWARD – Randi Bradley

CLARE & MYRTLE HENDEE AWARD – Ben Schram

FORESTRY FACULTY SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP – Ryan Simon

CARL O. BASEL AWARD – Lydia Vanderbilt

KARL DRESSEL AWARD – Lydia Vanderbilt

DEPT OF FORESTRY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP – Ben Savoie

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