Edward H. Lloyd and Wilbur Ellis Scholarships

Application Due Date: December 1, 2024

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Graduate Scholarships

NAICC’s Foundation for Environmental Agriculture Education (FEAE) will provide two Graduate Scholarships to be awarded to deserving graduate students in agriculture.

EDWARD H. LLOYD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: $3,000

Edward H. Lloyd Memorial Graduate Scholarship has been funded for $3,000 in remembrance of Edward H. Lloyd who was a founding member of the NAICC.

WILBUR ELLIS SCHOLARSHIP: $2,000

Wilbur Ellis Graduate Scholarship sponsored for $2,000 by Wilbur Ellis to help support the agriculture industry.

CRITERIA

Please review the following Graduate Scholarship criteria before submitting the application:

  • A full-time student pursuing a graduate degree in a major or discipline closely aligned to crop production, such as Soil Science, Agronomy, Entomology, Horticulture, Plant Pathology, Weed Science, or Crop Science.
  • Completed an undergraduate degree.
  • Submit to the Review Board the following:
    • Application
    • Transcript
    • Résumé with Work History included
    • Letter of reference from your major professor or other faculty advisor, and one additional letter of reference.

APPLICATION

Submit only one Graduate Application form (found at http://thefeae.org/graduate-scholarship-application/) to be eligible for each of the Graduate Scholarships. Each scholarship will be awarded based on merit. The check will be awarded upon presentation of verified registration. Application deadline is December 1.

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