Fwd: scholarship opportunity/Calif. native plants

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Date:         Fri, 12 Mar 2004 09:39:37 -0800
Sender: California Native Plants <CA-NATIVES@CALYPTEANNA.COM>
From: Holly Forbes <hforbes@UCLINK4.BERKELEY.EDU>
Subject: scholarship opportunity/native plants
To: CA-NATIVES@CALYPTEANNA.COM

Dear Sir or Madam,

The East Bay Chapter of CNPS will award five scholarships of $1200 each to
worthy students working in botany, ecology, conservation, and horticulture.
The deadline for applications is April 15, 2004. It would be a great help
to the Chapter and to your students if you could post this information in
your department or workplace.

Thank you so much!

Sandy McCoy
East Bay Chapter CNPS
Grants Committee

Here is the text of the announcement:

2004 Scholarships

Each year, the East Bay Chapter of CNPS grants scholarships to worthy
students. The money to support these grants is raised by volunteers who
work on the Chapter s plant sale. Recent scholarships have supported
students working in horticulture, plant evolution, park management,
ecosystem management, conservation biology, plant ecology, plant
physiology, and plant systematics.

Scholarships

Our chapter will award five scholarships of $1200 each to undergraduate or
graduate students in botany, horticulture, and related fields interested in
working with California native plants. An outstanding candidate will be
awarded the Myrtle Wolf Scholarship.

Preference is given for students working in, or working with plants in,
Alameda and Contra Costa counties, although other applications will be
considered.

Application Deadline is April 15, 2004.
Applicants should submit the following information:

1. Your name and present address;

2. The school you are now attending;

3. The address where you can be reached at the close of school
(particularly in May and June);


4. The school you will be attending in the summer or fall of 2004;

5. A description of your work with California native plants to date and
your plans for future work with California native plants;

6. Two letters of recommendation that substantiate your work with
California native plants; and

7. A current transcript from the school you last attended.

Send your application by April 15, 2004 to:

The California Native Plant Society, East Bay Chapter Grants Committee
c/o McCoy
1311 Bay View Place
Berkeley, CA 94708

By fax: c/o McCoy - 510-848-1789

By e-mail: wbmccoy@earthlink.net (please put EBCNPS Scholarship in the
subject).

This information is also available on our chapter web site:
http://www.ebcnps.org/GrantsCommitttee.htm


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