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RICHARD
E. FITZNER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Offered by
The Washington Chapter of The Wildlife Society
Download an application form
here.
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Dick
Fitzner was a wildlife biologist, a wildlife educator, a wildlife
artist, a hunter, fisherman, naturalist, and a past president of
the Washington Chapter of the Wildlife Society. Dick always offered
enthusiasm, inspiration, and encouragement to the many wildlife
biologists that knew him. Through this memorial scholarship fund,
in Dick Fitzner's name, the Washington Chapter of The Wildlife Society
hopes to help encourage and inspire future wildlife biologists.
Purpose of the fund:
To provide financial aid to wildlife oriented biology students who
will have junior or senior standing at a college or university in
the state of Washington during the fall semester/quarter of the
year in which the scholarship is awarded. Applications are due by
May 31st each year. The scholarship is awarded during that summer
for the fall semester. Preference will be given
to students with a demonstrated need for financial aid; a history
of experiences, activities, and interests in the field of wildlife
biology; college course work applicable to field biology; and grades.
College transcripts and two letters of reference from instructors
or past employers must accompany the application form.
The fund shall provide $1,000 toward the tuition of
the selected student(s) for the fall term during the year in which
the scholarship is granted. The funds shall be paid to the
Registrar at the college or university being attended, and credited toward
the student's tuition for the fall semester/quarter.
Scholarship fund administration:
The Scholarship trust fund is administered by a four person Board of Trustees. The Board consists
of the Scholarship Committee Chairperson, the Chapter
President, the Chapter President-elect, and Lisa Fitzner. Scholarship
distribution is determined by the same Board of Trustees.
The Board of Trustees reserves the right not to
award a scholarship or to award more than one scholarship
during a year, depending on the Board's opinion of the applicants'
qualifications and the availability of funds. All Board decisions are final.
Address correspondence concerning the Trust and the Scholarship
to the Scholarship Committee Chairperson:
John Grettenberger
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
510 Desmond Dr. SE, Suite 102
Lacey, WA 98503
(360) 753-6044
Fax: (360) 753-9008
Email: john_grettenberger@fws.gov
Application materials must be received by the Scholarship Chairperson
by 31 May each year.
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