Association on American Indian Affairs Scholarships
Scholarship Sponsored by Association on American Indian Affairs
If your application is selected, the scholarship package includes a complimentary one-year membership in the Association and access to internships, fellowships, and other professional development opportunities.
Background
To support the next generation of trained professionals, MGA members have opted to allocate proceeds from their activities to student scholarships. The Mugget Scholarship represents their commitment to teamwork, education, and helping aspiring horticulture professionals throughout the United States.
Eligibility (Association Scholarship Requirements)
- Be an enrolled member of your Native Nation—either a federally recognized or non-federally recognized Nation—from the continental U.S. or Alaska.
- Provide proof of enrollment in your Native Nation (there is no minimum blood quantum required). Acceptable documentation includes a Native Nation ID card or an official enrollment letter. Applicants must be directly acknowledged as a citizen or member of their Tribal Nation.
- Be enrolled as a full-time student.
- Have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale.
- Submit a current class schedule and an official or unofficial transcript.
- Be attending an accredited institution and pursuing an Associate degree or higher (scholarship funds are not available for certificate programs or seminaries).
- Complete the application essays specified in the application materials, demonstrating your personal connection to your Native Nation and Native Country.