FEAE Undergraduate Scholarships

Scholarship Sponsored by Foundation for Environmental Agricultural Education

FEAE Scholarships Overview

FEAE administers a portfolio of scholarships to support students pursuing agricultural studies. The awards vary in amount and eligibility, and they are intended to recognize academic promise and commitment to agriculture. Selection is managed by a scholarship committee that evaluates applicants against established criteria. These scholarships support both undergraduate students and graduating high school seniors entering agricultural degree programs.

Description: A set of merit- and need-based scholarships awarded by the Foundation for Environmental Agriculture Education to support agricultural education.

Eligibility: Primarily undergraduate students in agriculture; some awards are open to graduating high school seniors or graduate students who meet specific criteria.

Award Value: Individual awards range from $1,000 to $3,000 depending on the scholarship.

• Multiple awards target undergraduate and incoming college students.
• Award amounts are intended to offset educational expenses and encourage careers in agriculture.
• Applications are reviewed by a scholarship selection committee.

Richard L. Jensen Memorial Scholarship

The Richard L. Jensen Memorial Scholarship recognizes the contributions of an early member of the National Alliance of Independent Crop Consultants. It supports undergraduate students pursuing agricultural studies with a monetary award. The scholarship honors Jensen’s legacy by encouraging the next generation of agricultural professionals. Recipients are selected based on criteria established by the scholarship committee.

Description: A memorial scholarship established to commemorate Richard L. Jensen and to support undergraduate students in agriculture.

Award Value: $3,000 awarded to a single undergraduate student.

History of the Award: Named for one of the early members of the National Alliance of Independent Crop Consultants to honor his service to the profession.

• Memorial award honoring Richard L. Jensen.
• $3,000 single award for an undergraduate in agriculture.
• Selection based on committee-established criteria.

FEAE Ray Young Memorial Scholarship

The Ray Young Memorial Scholarship honors the long tenure and advocacy of Ray Young in crop consulting and agricultural policy. It is awarded to an undergraduate student who demonstrates promise in the agricultural field. The scholarship underscores Young’s commitment to agriculture at both state and national levels. Selection aligns with the Foundation’s goal of fostering agricultural leadership.

Description: A memorial scholarship recognizing Ray Young’s longstanding contributions to crop consulting and agricultural advocacy.

Award Value: $3,000 awarded to one undergraduate student.

History of the Award: Named for Ray Young, noted as one of the longest-tenured crop consultants and a tireless advocate for agriculture in Louisiana and nationally.

• Honors Ray Young’s career and advocacy.
• $3,000 single undergraduate award.
• Supports development of future agricultural leaders.

Corteva Undergraduate Enrichment Scholarship

The Corteva Undergraduate Enrichment Scholarship is sponsored by Corteva Agriscience and supports undergraduate study in agriculture. It is intended to enrich students’ academic experiences and encourage professional development within the agricultural sector. The award reflects industry support for educational pathways into agriculture. Recipients are selected by the FEAE scholarship committee.

Description: An industry-sponsored scholarship to support undergraduate students pursuing agricultural degrees.

Award Value: $3,000 awarded to one undergraduate student.

Sponsor: Corteva Agriscience provides funding for this scholarship.

• Industry-sponsored award from Corteva Agriscience.
• $3,000 single undergraduate scholarship.
• Designed to enrich academic and professional development in agriculture.

FEAE Family Member Scholarship

The FEAE Family Member Scholarship supports students who are immediate family members of NAICC members. It is available to both graduate and undergraduate students studying agriculture, with eligibility ultimately determined by the selection committee. The definition of immediate family includes grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and cousins. The award helps maintain connections between the NAICC community and the next generation of agricultural professionals.

Description: A scholarship for family members of NAICC members who are pursuing agricultural study at the graduate or undergraduate level.

Award Value: $2,500 awarded to a single eligible student.

Eligibility: Immediate family of an NAICC member (including grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and cousins); final eligibility decisions rest with the scholarship selection committee.

• $2,500 award for family members of NAICC members.
• Open to graduate or undergraduate students in agriculture.
• Eligibility is reviewed by the scholarship committee on a case-by-case basis.

FEAE Undergraduate Student Scholarships

FEAE awards two Undergraduate Student Scholarships each year to support students enrolled in agricultural degree programs. These awards are intended to recognize academic achievement and support career development in agriculture. Each scholarship provides financial assistance to help cover educational expenses. Recipients are selected based on criteria set by the scholarship committee.

Description: Two scholarships awarded to undergraduate students pursuing degrees in agriculture.

Award Value: Two awards of $1,500 each.

Eligibility: Undergraduate students enrolled in agricultural programs.

• Two $1,500 awards available annually.
• Supports undergraduate education in agriculture.
• Recipients selected by the FEAE scholarship committee.

FEAE Seedling Student Scholarships

The FEAE Seedling Student Scholarships are aimed at graduating high school seniors who plan to enter agricultural-related degree programs. These awards help ease the transition to college and encourage continued study in agriculture. Two scholarships are available to support incoming students as they begin their academic careers. Selection considers the applicants’ intent to pursue agricultural majors.

Description: Scholarships for graduating high school seniors entering agricultural degree programs.

Award Value: Two awards of $1,000 each.

Eligibility: Graduating high school seniors seeking to enroll in agricultural-related majors.

• Two $1,000 awards for incoming college students.
• Targeted at high school seniors planning agricultural degrees.
• Designed to encourage enrollment in agricultural programs.