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Masonic Scholarship

The Society for Range Management (SRM) Masonic-Range Science Scholarship offers financial assistance and recognition to a high school senior, college freshman or college sophomore planning to major in/presently majoring in range science and/or closely related field. The recipient of the scholarship must be planning to attend or be currently in attendance at a college or university with a range science program.

Applicants must be sponsored by a member of the Society for Range Management (SRM), the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD), or the Soil and Water Conservation Society (SWCS). The scholarship is awarded by the Masonic-Range Science Scholarship Committee (MasCom), which is a subcommittee of the SRM Student Activities Committee.

Further information may be obtained through:

Congratulations to 2018 Scholarship recipient:
Jarrett Lardy, Northern Great Plains Section
Jarrett will receive $5,000 to attend North Dakota State University.

Society for Range Management
6901 S. Pierce St. Ste 230
Littleton, CO 80128
Phone: 303-986-3309
Fax: 303-986-3892
Email: vtrujillo@rangelands.org

Applications are Due: March 1, 2019. (note new deadline)
Applications must be postmarked by the deadline.

The following materials must be submitted together when applying:

  1. The completed application form (fillable pdf);
    Special Note: If using a public computer, please clear the form before closing your browser.
  2. A copy of your high school transcripts; (If applicable, also attach a copy of your college transcript.)
  3. A certified copy of your SAT or ACT scores (even if a college student) – (Also acceptable if included on your official HS transcript); and
  4. Two (2) letters of reference from teachers, county agents, employers, etc., who might have insight as to your qualifications

Applications received without the accompanying materials cannot be considered.

Application materials should be mailed to:

STANDARD MAIL:
Paul Loeffler
PO Box 1407
Alpine, TX 79831-1407

OR

EXPRESS MAIL:
Paul Loeffler
1501 West Fort Davis
Alpine, TX 79830
 

Frequently Asked Questions

For what year are applications currently being accepted?
Fall 2019 – Applications must be postmarked by the current deadline and received by the end of that week in order to be reviewed by the committee.

Can an applicant re-apply if they are not selected?
A person can continue to apply as long as they meet the requirements of a graduating high school senior or a college freshman or sophomore.

Do transcripts have to be Official, and if so, what qualifies as Official?
Transcripts must be Official. (They must bear the seal/stamp and/or signature of the issuing school or university)

What is a “certified” copy of test scores?
They should be one of three types: 1) the original document (colored form), 2) a copy certified by a school official, or 3) included on the High School transcript (most common method).

How does a Home Schooled student apply if they don’t have transcripts, ACT score report, etc.?
Home school students must submit whatever is approved by their state education authority. They are eligible to take the ACT/SAT and MUST do so in order to apply.

If currently in college, must applicant still supply HS Transcript (Official or Un-official)?
College-level applicants are also required to submit an Official High School transcript. It helps the evaluators appraise the applicant’s high school performance.

How many winners and when/where will it be announced?
One new award is made per year. The announcement is made in April, following ranking of the applications received.

Will non-winners be notified?
Non-winners will be notified, by email, from the Committee Co-Chair soon after the recipient has been selected and notified.

How long is the scholarship for?
Up to a maximum of 8 semesters, if awarded to an incoming Freshman. Number of semesters is reduced accordingly if awarded to a current college freshman or sophomore.

How much is the award?
The amount varies every year, depending upon the investment income of the fund corpus the previous calendar year. Scholarship amounts for the last three years:
    2018 –  $5000
    2017 – $5,000
    2016 – $5,000

What if applicant doesn’t know anyone from one of the Sponsor Groups?
The applicant, parent or school official can call either a committee member or SRM Headquarters in Wheat Ridge, CO. We can usually put them in touch with with a local SRM, NACD or SWCS member.

What is required of the Applicant’s Sponsor?
Their signature on the application. The sponsor should also offer to review the application for the individual and offer constructive comments on the submission.

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Email: info@rangelands.org

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