STEM Scholarships to NAU Still Available!

Do you plan to transfer to Northern Arizona University (NAU) into an approved College of Engineering, Forestry & Natural Sciences major Fall 2016?

Do you have a 3.0 or higher GPA in at least 24 transferable credits?

And $2,500 or more in unmet financial need? (2016 FASFA is required)

Then you may qualify for the Transfer-GEMS (Transfers to Graduates in Engineering, Math and Science) Scholarship!

This scholarship is supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant Number 1260138.

SCHOLARSHIPS ARE STILL AVAILABLE FOR THE 2016-2017 ACADEMIC YEAR!

For more information, please contact jen.johnson@nau.edu.

Learn more or Apply now!

 

 

BIOLOGY TRANSFER FAIR @ Glendale Community College

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When Tuesday, April 19, 2016, 11 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Where LS-270 Commons
Contact E-mail karen.ann.conzelman@gccaz.edu
Contact Name Karen Conzelman
Contact Phone 5-3612
Confused about what comes after GCC?

Join us for the Biology Transfer Fair. We’ll have representatives from:

  • ASU West Campus
  • ASU Downtown Campus
  • ASU Tempe
  • NAU
  • U of AZ (including College of Medicine)
  • GCU

Find out about opportunities with these institutions!

FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION SESSION @ GCC

When Thursday, April 14, 2016, 5 – 7 p.m.
Where LS-273
Do You Have Financial Aid Questions?

You are invited to attend a Financial Aid Information Session, which are scheduled to assist students with the financial aid application and to review every aspect of the student aid process. Financial aid counselors explain how to avoid common mistakes and how to maximize eligibility for all types of aid programs.

If you can’t attend but have questions about your Financial Aid, call 1-855-622-2332 (toll free).

 

Attention NAU Transfer Graduates… in Engineering, Math and Science!

The recruitment coordinator, Jen Johnson, for NAU’s College of Engineering, Forestry and Natural Sciences is looking for recruits. Jen Johnson also manages an NSF grant funded program called Transfer-GEMS (Transfers to Graduates in Engineering, Math and Science), which provides financial, academic and social support to Arizona community college transfer students. They are recruiting there third year cohort of 14 students into the Transfer-GEMS program and would love to have applicants from our institution, GCC.

Attached is a flyer and a link to the scholarship application: http://www.nau.edu/CEFNS/Student-Resources/Scholarships/.

NAU’s priority deadline is March 21, but we will be accepting applications through April 2016.

Please let Jen Johnson know if you have any questions about the Transfer-GEMS program or any of our bachelor’s degrees in STEM fields @ NAU.

Transfer-GEMS Informational Flyer

 

Kind Regards,

Jen Johnson

Program Coordinator

College of Engineering, Forestry & Natural Sciences

Northern Arizona University

Biological Sciences (Bldg #21), Rm. 132

PO Box 5626, Flagstaff, AZ 86011

928-523-5528

 

Scholarship Workshop!

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Today in room B-104 @ 5:00 pm. (the Business Building located by the Campus Bookstore)

As a student, sometimes I don’t know what to do or feel lost when it comes to filling out paperwork for school. It can be stressful, and intimidating.

The Scholarship Office wants to help alleviate troubles such as pressure, confusion, stress, intimidation, and fear.

I suggest going to this workshop… or there is another one scheduled for WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 24TH @ 2PM, IN THE SAME ROOM.

FOR MORE INFORMATION GO THE GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LINK PROVIDED : http://www2.gccaz.edu/scholarships

Arizona Desert Botanical Garden Scholarship deadline is January 15

Scholarship Deadline is Tomorrow!  January 15th!! I hope you got those applications turned in on time for The Garden Club of America Award in Desert Studies awarded by the Arizona Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix.

For Graduate Students and Advanced Undergraduates

The Garden Club of America Award in Desert Studies was established to promote the study of horticulture, conservation and design in arid landscapes. The award, which can be in the form of either an internship or funding for a research related topic, is for advanced undergraduate and graduate students studying horticulture, conservation, botany, environmental science and landscape design relating to the arid landscape.

Students must be enrolled at an accredited U.S. college or university. While the award is intended to have a wide scope pertaining to the arid environment, preference will be given to students wishing to gain practical field experience — specifically, planning and design for sustainability, rainwater harvesting and plant management, etc. — through structured internships at accredited botanical gardens or arboreta.

Students wishing to intern should contact a local botanical garden to frame a plan of work that will guide both the intern and the garden staff in implementation and monitoring. This plan should include the time period in which the student will be available for internship. The student should also check with the student’s advisor office to see if university credit will be given for the internship program, although academic credit is not required.

Doctoral research field projects will also be considered for the GCA Award in Desert Studies, but will not have funding preference.

At the completion of the internship or proposed project, the student would submit a written report of achievements to both the accredited botanical garden or arboreta and the GCA.

Scholarship Information

  • Funds one or more applicants for one year at $4,000
  • Deadline: January 15
  • Contact:
    Mr. Kenny Zelov, Assistant Director of Horticulture, Desert Botanical Garden
    Phone: 480 481.8162
    Email: kzelov@dbg.org

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Application Information

Candidates should submit the following required information to kzelov@dbg.org, with “GCA Award in Desert Studies” as the subject line:

  1. A current resume that includes:
    • Address, phone and email
    • Educational background including relevant education, work experiences and publications if any
    • Name of a contact person at the accredited botanical garden or arboretum where you would like to complete your internship.  Include a letter from the contact person confirming your acceptance into the program; OR
    • If not applying for an internship, a description of your proposed project
  2. A 1-2 page essay that includes the following:
    1. Your career aspirations
    2. Your specific interests in sustainability in the arid environment and what you hope to achieve through the internship if selected.
  3. Contact information for one reference qualified to describe the student’s character and ability
  4. A letter of recommendation from your advisor, using the Academic Advisor Recommendation form (download form as a word document). Letter of recommendation should be completed, signed and sent to:
    Mr. Kenny Zelov
    Desert Botanical Garden
    1201 N. Galvin Parkway
    Phoenix, AZ 85008

DEADLINE

Applications must be received by January 15.