PURPOSE: The Truman D. Picard Scholarship Program is dedicated to the support of Native American students pursuing a higher education in Natural Resources.
DEADLINE: 18 January 2013, 5:00 PM EST
AWARD: $2,000 (number of awards varies each year)
The application consists of: Letter of application (2 pages maximum), resume, three reference letters, evidence of validated enrollment in a federally recognized tribe or Alaska Native Corporation, transcripts.
Hey you - a wise, intelligent, driven, focused graduate student with your life pulled together, with a plan, with a project, with some idea of what you want to be when you grow up .... remember when you didn't?
Remember when you were an undergrad and had no idea what you were doing, where you were going, what you liked, or how to do your own laundry, cook an egg, or fix a bike tire?
Attention SNREds!
The Annual SNRE Pumpkin Carving Contest has arrived! Sharpen your carving tools and get ready to carve!
We'll be carving in the Dana commons on Friday Oct. 26th from 5-7pm. Sign up for a pumpkin and join a carving team on the lists outside the L.A. studios on the 3rd floor.
We'll provide the seasonal snacks, tunes, sharps, and gourds. You'll create the curcubita masterpieces. Pumpkins will remain on display in the commons for Judgement Day on Monday Oct. 29th.
Come enjoy the fall weather, dig a few holes, and leave your legacy by helping plant the Dana Building's Garden!
The native landscape in the Dana Garden is a key element to Dana's Gold LEED rating, and has been redesigned by students over the last two years. As a step in the long-term redesign + build, as well as care + maintenance of the garden, this fall the third-year MLA Planting Design course undertook a planting design process which is culminating in a school-wide volunteer day!
When: Tuesday, Oct. 23. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Editor's Note: This piece was written by SNRE MS student and StudGov Director Rose Buss.
Editor's Note: This piece was written by Margaret Lee, a SNRE student and member of StudGov. Margaret attended the Harvest Festival in early October.
Editor's Note: This is a piece written by fellow SNRE student Jill Carlson reflecting on her participation in the first SNRE Community Service Day.
