MSU Horticulture Students Awarded Industry Scholarships

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Three MSU Horticulture students win National Association of Landscape Professionals scholarships.

From left to right: Anthony Soster, Tyler Gilson, and Nick Fortuna were awarded industry scholarships

Three MSU Horticulture students were honored and awarded scholarships at the 2018 National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP) annual scholarship reception held at Alamance Community College during the National Collegiate Landscape Competition (NCLC) on March 14, 2018.  The awardees were:

  • Anthony Soster, winner of the David J. Frank Landscape Contracting Career Builder Scholarship
  • Tyler Gilson, winner of the Hunt Family Scholarship
  • Nicholas Fortuna, winner of the Designs by Sundown Scholarship

For more information about NALP and NCLC, see our recent news article: Michigan State University Horticulture Students Travel to National Collegiate Landscape Competition to Showcase Skills and Advance Toward Winning Careers.

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