The Environmental Education & Training
Partnership (EETAP) has scholarships available to EE leaders
interested in taking Applied EE Program Evaluation, Fundamentals of
EE, or Making EE Relevant for Culturally Diverse Audiences. Please
note that the qualifications for scholarships are different for each
course. Scholarship recipients must pay the course cost difference
to UWSP.
Applied EE Program Evaluation
Scholarship - Amount: $200
Qualifications: Must hold a leadership
position in EE at the community or state level (e.g., directors
of EE organizations, programs, or nature centers; state program
coordinators for PLT, WET, or WILD; state EE association board
members).
Scholarship Deadline:
There are a few more scholarships available for the fall 2008
semester. Apply now!
Fundamentals of EE Scholarship - Amount: $200
Qualifications: Must hold a leadership
position in EE at the state level (e.g., state program
coordinators for PLT, WET, or WILD; state EE association board
members).
Scholarship Deadline: There are no more
scholarships available for the fall 2008 semester. Scholarships for
the spring 2008 semester will be available soon.
Making EE Relevant for Culturally Diverse
Audiences - Amount: $100
Qualifications: Must be responsible for an
EE program in their community, state, or at a national level.
Scholarship Deadline: There are no more
scholarships available for the fall 2008 semester. Scholarships for
the spring 2008 semester will be available soon.
To obtain a scholarship application please contact Ali
Cordie at EETAP
(acordie@uwsp.edu or
715-346-4748).
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) has 15 scholarships
available for
National Wildlife Refuge employees
whose positions include environmental education (EE) duties.
The
UWSP-EETAP
Spring 2009 on-line courses include the
Fundamentals of EE,
Applied EE Program
Evaluation,
and
Making EE Relevant
to Culturally Diverse Audiences.
National Wildlife Refuge System Staff Scholarship - Amount: Full
Qualifications:
Must be a USFWS National Wildlife Refuge employee, or a volunteer
that has provided significant, long-term support to a Refuge
environmental education program.
Examples
of positions include Environmental Education Specialist, Park/Refuge
Ranger, Supervisory Park/Refuge Ranger, or Visitor Services
Specialist.
Scholarship Deadline: January
2nd, 2009 (Spring semester)
To obtain a scholarship application please contact Jeremy Higgins at
UWSP
(Jeremy.Higgins@uwsp.edu
or 715-346-4179).