Morris K. Udall Scholarship--Environmental Studies
Established by congress in 1992, the Udall scholarships honor the legacy Congressman Morris K. Udall, supporting students who have demonstrated outstanding potential and a commitment to pursuing careers related to the environment.
Eligibility Criteria
National scholarship for undergraduates planning a career related to the environment.
Apply as a sophomore or junior (one or two years of undergraduate study remaining after the application year). Must be US citizen/permanent resident with a GPA of at least 3.0 (ideally higher).
How to Apply
Must be nominated by UW-Madison to compete nationally. To be considered for nomination, submit all application materials to the UAA Office by the campus deadline.
Selection Criteria
Selection criteria: commitment to a career in environmental policy; courses, service/leadership activities related to career interests; writing and analytical skills.
Award Information
The scholarship provides up to $5,000 to fund undergraduate study, including tuition, required books and living expenses. Approximately 50 scholarships and 50 honorable mentions ($350) are awarded annually. Junior level recipients may be re-nominated and receive a maximum of two years of support.
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- Award
- Varies
- Organizations
- Undergraduate Academic Awards
- Deadline
- 08/23/2019