Jensen and Foundation Scholarships

Application Due Date: December 1, 2024

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Undergraduate Scholarships

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


RICHARD JENSEN SCHOLARSHIP: $3,000

A $3,000 scholarship known as the Richard Jensen Scholarship. It commemorates one of the early members of the National Alliance of Independent Crop Consultants.

BELCHIM CROP PROTECTION SCHOLARSHIP: $1,500 each

Two $1,500 scholarships known as the Belchim Crop Protection scholarship. These two scholarships have been generously donated by Belchim Crop Protection to further help support the agriculture industry.

CRITERIA

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

  • A full-time student pursuing a four-year 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 a minimum of one year toward a four-year degree.
  • Submit to the Review Board the following:
    • Application
    • Current Transcript with proof of enrollment
    • Résumé with Work History included
    • Two letters of reference attached or mailed separately.

APPLICATION

Submit only one Undergraduate Application form (found at: http://thefeae.org/undergraduate-scholarship-application/) to be eligible for each of the Undergraduate 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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