Scholarships
Scholarships for students seeking rewarding careers involving food, family, or the environment are made possible by generous gifts from many firms and individuals. We greatly appreciate the support of our benefactors.
The criteria for these scholarships include academics, financial need, interests, organizational involvement, etc. Because most Bumpers College scholarships are one-year awards, all current and prospective Bumpers College undergraduate students are encouraged to apply each year. ALL applicants who are U.S. citizens are requested to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as early as possible each year.
The Bumpers College scholarship application period is open every year from Jan. 1 to Feb. 15.
All current, new freshmen and new transfers students are encouraged to apply. Incoming students must be admitted to the University of Arkansas and have activated their account to access the application.
Students changing their major to a major within Bumpers College must do so by Feb. 12 for the purpose of scholarships (including incoming students).
Application Instructions for Current U of A Students, New Freshmen, and New Transfers:
- Read the University of Arkansas Scholarship Application Instructions
- Login to Academic Works using your University of Arkansas credentials
- Username: the characters before the @uark.edu in your UA email
- Password: the same one used to login to your UA email and UAConnect
- Complete/submit the General Application before Feb. 1 (Priority deadline Nov. 15)
- Complete/submit the Bumpers College Application by Feb. 15, 11:59 p.m. CST
- The Bumpers College application will only be recommended to you after you have entered at least your UA ID number and saved the General Application.
- Complete/submit any other available application(s) for which you would like to be considered for funding by Feb. 15, 11:59 p.m. CST
ALL students completing the Bumpers College scholarship application are strongly encouraged to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as early as possible.
NOTE: To be considered for Bumpers College college-wide and departmental opportunities, students must complete and submit both the General and Bumpers College Applications by the Feb. 15 deadline.
All Current, New Freshman, and New Transfers students are encouraged to apply.
Student who are changing their major to a major within Bumpers College must do so by February 12 for the purpose of scholarships. This includes incoming students;
Information for Current U of A Students, New Freshmen and New Transfers
- To apply for Bumpers College-Wide Academic scholarships:
- Complete the General Application before February 15, 11:59pm CST.
- Complete the Bumpers College Scholarship application by February 15, 11:59 CST. This application will only be recommended to you after you have submitted a complete General Application. .
Application Instructions
- Add scholars@uark.edu to your e-mail address book, as some e-mail servers will block this address. The AcademicWorks system will send emails from this email address. Please check your spam/junk folder if you are not receiving them. You should also add the email address for Heather Parks bumpschl@uark.edu to your email address book as well
- You will need one letter of recommendation. It is highly recommended that you submit your recommendation request on the General Application early so that your recommender will have time to prepare your recommendation. You will be able to go back into AcademicWorks system and update your General Application if you are not ready to fully submit it at that time. Please provide the name and email address of your recommender when prompted on the application. Contact your recommender in advance and let them know that they will receive an automated email from the Academic Scholarship Office (scholars@uark.edu) asking them to submit their recommendation online directly into the application system. All recommendations must be submitted online no later than 11:59 PM on Monday, February 20,
- Current U of A Students: Your recommendation in the general section of the application must be from a faculty member, teaching assistant or academic advisor from the University of Arkansas who can speak to your academic abilities and potential.
- New U of A Students: Your recommendation may be from someone outside the University of Arkansas.
- Letter of Recommendation Etiquette:
- Make sure you ask your recommender before you submit their information
- Be respectful of their time. Give them at least 2 weeks to complete the letter before the deadline.
- Prepare a current academic résumé (approximately 2-3 pages; it must be formatted as a .doc .docx or .pdf document) that includes out-of-classroom activities that you have participated in demonstrating contributions to your hometown communities. The academic resume is used to place your GPA into a broader context.
- A Résumé Template is available to help ensure you include all needed information.
- Compose an essay (approximately two pages; there is no style requirement; your essay must be formatted as a .doc .docx or .pdf document) on the following topic:
- John Quincy Adams once said, “If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.” Please describe in which ways you anticipate that your education at the University of Arkansas will help shape your ability to become a leader to future generations.
- Complete Bumpers College Conditional Application
- NOTE: You will only be directed to Bumpers College specific questions after the main application is completed – this includes uploading your essay, resume, and entering reference contact information.
- Continue to the online application portal. The link is found under item #10. You will be asked to sign in with your UARK ID and password into “AcademicWorks-University of Arkansas” system. In the “AcademicWorks-University of Arkansas” system, you will be able to submit all application materials, save and come back to your application, check the status of your application, and accept any scholarship offers.
- ALL students completing The Bumpers College scholarship application are strongly encouraged to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as early as possible.
Bumpers College manages both college-level and departmental-level scholarships. Scholarships based on majors may be also viewed by college department. The SAME application is used for ALL college-level and departmental-level undergraduate scholarships.
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Scholarship Name |
Eligible applicants must be Bumpers College majors and meet the following criteria: |
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ACACIA Corporation |
no additional criteria | ||
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Bob and Marilyn Bogle Endowed Access Arkansas |
Arkansas resident whose estimated family contribution may not exceed $6,000 as verified by FAFSA report, with priority given to students with estimated family contributions of $4,310 or less. Upperclassmen applicants must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.25 or higher. This scholarship is renewable for four years of undergraduate study as long as student remains eligible. Students may not have more than five D's throughout undergraduate studies. |
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W. Carroll Bumpers Memorial Access Arkansas |
Arkansas resident whose estimated family contribution may not exceed $6,000 as verified by FAFSA report. Upperclassmen applicants must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.25 or higher. This scholarship is renewable for four years of undergraduate study as long as student remains eligible. Students may not have more than five D's throughout undergraduate studies. |
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Stanley and Charlene Reed Access Arkansas |
Must be Arkansas resident whose estimated family contribution may not exceed $6,000 as verified by FAFSA report, with preference given to students from the Delta region and Eastern Arkansas. Upperclassmen applicants must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.25 or higher. This scholarship is renewable for four years of undergraduate study as long as student remains eligible. Students may not have more than five D's throughout undergraduate studies. |
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Howard and Inez Young Access Arkansas |
Arkansas resident whose estimated family contribution may not exceed $6,000 as verified by FAFSA report. Upperclassmen applicants must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.25 or higher. This scholarship is renewable for four years of undergraduate study as long as student remains eligible. Students may not have more than five D's throughout undergraduate studies. |
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Governor Homer H. Adkins |
Arkansas resident |
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AFLS Division of Agriculture Land Grant |
Incoming, new freshmen must have a high school grade point average of 3.50 and a minimum ACT of 24. Transfer students must have completed at least 30 transferable hours with a minimum 3.00 cumulative grade point average. This scholarship is renewable; recipients must successfully complete 30 credit hours annually and maintain a 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average. |
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Agriculture Beginning Scholars |
Incoming freshmen |
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Robert and Marilyn Alexander Endowed |
Financial need and demonstrated academic success. This scholarship may be renewable with satisfactory progress toward degree completion. |
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T. C. and Ada Anderson |
no additional criteria |
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Arkansas Agricultural Consultants Association |
Arkansas resident with financial need. Preference given to juniors and seniors majoring in Crop Science or Horticulture, Landscape and Turf Sciences. |
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Bald Knob Agricultural Science |
Resident of Bald Knob, Arkansas or White County, Arkansas with financial need. |
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Boys 4-H House Alumni Association |
financial need |
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Gordon R. Brown |
Upperclassmen from Lonoke County, Arkansas |
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Bumpers College General |
no additional criteria |
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Mr. & Mrs. Cy Carney |
Arkansas resident or Bumpers College Student Ambassador |
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College of Agriculture |
no additional criteria |
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Daughters of Demeter |
Arkansas resident who is a senior with financial need and 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average |
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The Jim Davis Memorial |
no additional criteria |
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DBCAFLS Alumni Society Rising Senior Award |
Must have completed 90 credit hours by end of spring semester in which applying with 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average. Preference given to demonstrated leadership and campus involvement. |
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Division of Agriculture |
no additional criteria |
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Lester Elliott-Ozark Arts & Crafts |
Preference given to current or former members of 4-H; first preference to 4-H record book winners |
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Luther W. & Edna L. Estelle |
Arkansas resident or born in Arkansas; incoming freshmen should be in top 25% of their class. May be renewable if 2.50 or higher cumulative grade point average is maintained. |
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Joseph F. Fleming |
no additional criteria |
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Gamma Sigma Delta |
Current sophomore or junior |
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Gamma Sigma Delta - Lippert Ellis |
Sophomore with the highest GPA at the end of preceding fall semester who enrolls as a junior in the following academic year. |
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Gamma Sigma Delta - John White |
Junior who will be enrolling as a senior the following academic year. Selection based on need (50%), GPA (30%) & leadership & participation (20%). Alternates between agricultural majors and human environmental sciences majors. |
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Albert & Mary Gartside |
no additional criteria |
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J.R. and Phyllis Glasgow Endowed |
no additional criteria |
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Ginger and Jack Graham Endowed |
Must have completed four semesters. Financial need. Preference given to students whose education will be interrupted without financial support. |
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Marvin and Bessie Lawson Scholarship |
Nontraditional student with financial need |
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Lucille & Delton V. Maloch |
Preference given to children of Cooperative Extension personnel with financial need. Two scholarships given: one agricultural major and one human environmental sciences major. |
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Olen and Mary McKnight Endowed |
Preference given to graduates of Clinton High School, Clinton, Arkansas or residents of Van Buren County, Arkansas. |
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Jane M. Morelock Memorial |
Preference given to members of the Junior Angus Association or involvement with 4-H beef projects. Incoming freshmen must have 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average. Current students must have 2.50 or higher cumulative grade point average. |
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Billie E. Parette Memorial |
no additional criteria |
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B. C. Pickens Endowed |
Preference given to students from Pickens, Arkansas with financial need |
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Joseph F. Rumsey III |
Preference given to dependents of Zero Mountain Employees. Financial need. Minimum 2.50 GPA. |
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Arkansas Farm Bureau Romeo E. Short Memorial |
Must have less than $8,000 in confirmed financial support. Incoming freshmen must have 3.00 or higher high school grade point average and ACT score of 22 or higher. Current students must have 3.00 or higher grade point average. Scholarship is renewable if students successfully complete 30 credit hours each year and maintain 3.00 or high cumulative grade point average. |
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| I. Stanley Spencer Endowed | Preference given to active or retired military personnel or their children. Graduate of a public high school or a Department of Defense Dependents’ Overseas School. Financial need. Preference shall be given to students who have expressed their intention to return to a family farm upon graduation. | ||
| Spitze Public Policy Legislative Internship Award | Interest in public policy having completed at least one course in political science, law, or public policy. Must be enrolled in a Bumpers College Internship course during the semester the internship is served. Requires separate application. | ||
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E.E. and Roxie Strang Memorial-Sebastian County Farm Bureau |
Upperclassmen from Sebastian County, Arkansas whose parents are members of Sebastian County (Arkansas) Farm Bureau |
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Triangle Insurance Scholarship |
Juniors or seniors with agricultural cooperative background with a 2.50 or higher cumulative grade point average |
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Greg Weidemann DBCAFLS Alumni Society Scholarship |
Must have completed 90 credit hours by end of spring semester in which applying with 3.00 or higher grade point average. Preference given to demonstrated college and extracurricular activities. |
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John W. White Award |
Juniors |
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Charlie Wieland Memorial Scholarship |
members of farm families with financial need |
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Thomas & Hazel Wright Endowed in Agriculture |
Agriculture major with financial need and academic merit |
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Name of Scholarship |
Eligible applicants must be Agricultural Business majors and meet the following criteria: |
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AEAB General |
No additional criteria |
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Dabbs Scholars Alpha Gamma Rho |
No additional criteria |
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Fred E. and Mabel Long Delzell Memorial Scholarship |
No additional criteria |
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James T. Edmondson |
Undergraduate junior or senior, or graduate student with education emphasis in marketing of agricultural products who has demonstrated leadership potential. |
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Virgil and Inez Fielder Endowed |
Preference is given to incoming freshmen with other undergraduate levels also eligible. High academic performance and financial need are considered. |
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Wamon A. Halbrook Endowed Memorial |
Preference is given to Arkansas residents. Demonstrated high academic ability. |
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Harold and Iva Hicks Endowed |
Agricultural Business, Crop Science, Environmental Soil and Water Sciences, and Human Environmental Sciences majors are eligible for this scholarship |
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Hilliard and Eloise Jackson |
One scholarship is awarded to both an Agricultural Business and a Human Environmental Science major each year. Preference is given first to applicants from Crawford or Franklin counties in Arkansas, and second to Arkansas residents |
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Henry J. Meenen Cooperative |
Undergraduate senior or graduate student |
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The Robert E. Moery Scholarship |
Preference is given to applicants from Eastern Arkansas counties with financial need who have a minimum 2.50 cumulative grade point average |
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J.I. Morgan Grain Merchandising |
Undergraduate upperclassmen with demonstrated strong academic record |
| Martin & Carole Redfern Scholarship in Agribusiness | No additional criteria |
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Leo J. Sellmeyer Agriculture |
Financial need with preference given to applicants with a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.00 |
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Robert G. F. Spitze Freshman Scholarship |
Entering Freshman with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.00 with evidence of a commitment to pursuing a public service career in some level of government work |
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Don White Scholarship in Grain Merchandising and Agri Marketing |
Evidence of interest in agri marketing by participating in the grain merchandising and marketing program |
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John W. White Scholarship in Agricultural Economics |
Undergraduate sophomore or junior with financial need |
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Scholarship Name |
Eligible applicants must be Agricultural Education, Communication and Technology majors and meet the following criteria: |
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Agricultural & Extension Education Department Alumni |
no additional criteria |
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Alpha Tau Alpha Scholarship |
Financial need; must enroll in internship during award year |
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Nolan and Bobbi Arthur Memorial Award |
3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average; Preference to students during their student teaching semester |
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John I. Coley Endowed |
Upperclassmen with 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average who plan to become County Extension Agents; Financial need |
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Glenn W. Hardy Endowed |
Financial need; Preference to students completing internships outside the Fayetteville, AR area |
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Patricia Ann Hardy Memorial |
no additional criteria |
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John W. Odom White |
Agricultural Education, Communication and Technology, Food Science, and Horticulture, Landscape and Turf Sciences majors with financial need |
Other Scholarships and Financial Aid
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Scholarship Name |
Eligible applicants must be Animal Science majors and meet the following criteria: |
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Arkansas Meat Processors and Locker Association Heck Judging |
Upperclassmen with 2.50 or higher cumulative grade point average |
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Animal Science General Scholarship |
no additional criteria |
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Arkansas Cattleman’s Association Endowed |
Preference to involvement in the Cattlemen’s Association, and to those involved in FFA or 4-H |
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Arkansas Farm Credit State Federation Endowed |
no additional criteria |
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Beefmasters Endowment |
no additional criteria |
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Brangus Endowed |
Preference to students with interest in working in the beef cattle industry |
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C.J. Brown Endowment |
Upperclassmen; Based on cumulative grade point average |
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Alton Campbell Memorial |
Financial need; 2.50 or higher cumulative grade point average |
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William and Frances Dorough Scholarship in Animal Science |
Preference to financial need |
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Robert Felsman |
Primary interest in beef cattle and swine; 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average; Financial need |
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Dr. Richard and Ann Fulton Endowed |
Upperclassmen; Preference to pre-veterinary students |
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Glass-Hostetter Equine Program Service |
Upperclassmen enrolled in Equine Program; 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average; Preference to competency with horses-especially DEKEP horses, equine internships, farm experience. Active participation in DEKEP program required. |
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Hudson Family Endowed |
Preference to livestock judging team participants |
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Jasper Springs Stable Equine |
Equine concentration |
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Florence E. King Scholarships in Equine Studies |
U.S. citizen; Genuine interest in equine industry career; Renewable for up to four years of undergraduate study – recipients must successfully complete 30 credit hours per year and maintain 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average to remain eligible |
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Carl B. and Florence E. King Pre-Veterinarian Scholarship |
Arkansas resident; must be single; Renewable for up to four years of undergraduate study – recipients must successfully complete 30 credit hours per year and maintain 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average to remain eligible |
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Lewis, Sr. |
3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average; incoming freshmen must have 24 or higher composite ACT score |
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Danny Metz |
Sophomore or junior with financial need; Leadership; strong academic background |
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Alvin L. Neumann Animal and Poultry |
Upperclassmen; Financial need |
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Paul R. Noland Endowed |
Arkansas resident; Junior or Senior; 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average; Financial need; Preference to interest in swine production |
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Jack Perkins |
Preference to livestock judging team participants; cumulative grade point average requirements by academic class |
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PLR Farms/J.O. and Marie Parker Endowed |
Preference to (in no specific order) Financial need; residents of Washington County, Arkansas; 4-H and/or FFA membership; involvement in Polled Hereford/Hereford industry |
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The Ned Purtle Endowed |
Livestock judging team participant; Preference to transfer students |
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The Ned Ray Purtle Endowed Animal Science |
Livestock judging team participant; Demonstrated leadership skills supporting beef industry; Preference to transfer students |
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Odie Talmadge Stallcup Endowed |
Cumulative grade point average requirements by academic class; May be renewable |
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Dr. Calvin Willis Endowed Scholarship in Animal Science |
2.75 or higher cumulative grade point average; Livestock judging team participant; Preference to Arkansas resident; Preference to leadership skills supporting ruminant industry |
DEPARTMENTAL LEVEL UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS
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| UNDERGRADUATE DEPARTMENTAL SCHOLARSHIPS: | Eligible applicants must be Crop Science or Environmental, Soil and Water Sciences majors, students and meet the following criteria: |
| C. Roy Adair - Agronomy | Senior (must have completed 90 hours); Upper fourth of class; Financial need |
| Robert W. Anderson | Preference to freshmen with interest in plant protection, pest management, entomology or weed science |
| Dr. James L. Barrentine Endowed | 2.50 or higher cumulative grade point average; Preference to (in order) freshmen or transfer students from Eastern Arkansas, freshmen or transfer students, upperclassmen |
| R.P. & Mildred E. Kline Bartholomew Memorial | 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average; Financial need |
| Paul & Irma Boyer | Financial need; Preference to interest in pest management; 2.50 grade point average required first semester to receive second semester funds. |
| Caviness Endowed | Upperclassmen; 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average; Collegiate extracurricular activities; Preference to interest in plant breeding |
| Jacob Coleman Memorial Endowed | 2.75 or higher cumulative grade point average; Preference to Arkansas residents |
| Sherman D. Cullum Sr. | Upperclassmen; May be renewed |
| Eddie Davis | Preference to upperclassmen |
| Delta Classic | 2.75 or higher (3.00 or higher preferred) cumulative grade point average; Academic performance; Community involvement; Financial need |
| Arkansas Envirothon Scholarship | In-coming freshmen on the winning state Envirothon team during senior year of high school; Recipient must complete 12 hours with 2.0+ GPA in fall to receive spring funds |
| Fontaine Richard Earle Endowed | Upperclassmen; Preference to interest in existing species/environment/agricultural economy interaction |
| Harold & Iva Hicks Endowed | May also consider Agricultural Business, Human Environmental Sciences and Entomology majors |
| Dale A. and Wilhelmina S. Hinkle | Juniors or seniors with emphasis in environmental science |
| Clifford Bruce Jacobs Endowed Agricultural | Graduates of DeWitt or Gillett high schools in Arkansas; 2.50 minimum grade point average; Renewable |
| Dr. and Mrs. J.O. Legg | Character; Industriousness; Scholastic achievement |
| Sam Offutt Memorial Scholarship in Agronomy | Upperclassmen must have 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average; Incoming freshmen must have high grade point average and minimum 24 ACT score |
| Wayne E. Sabbe-Arkansas Plant Food Association Endowed | 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average; Preference to upperclassmen; Preference to Arkansas residents; Preference to financial need; Agricultural Business majors may also be considered |
| Tanner Thompson Shuck Memorial Endowed Scholarship | Sophomore, junior or senior student majoring in ESWS in CSES; Preference to 1. Students who have graduated from Arkansas high schools, 2. Students with demonstrated financial need, 3. Students who excel in the classroom and have a minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA, and 4. Students who demonstrate community engagement and volunteerism; Renewable for students who meet the above criteria and remain in good academic standing.” |
| Charles A. Stutte Memorial | no additional criteria |
| Lyell and Marcell J. Thompson Endowed | Upperclassmen who contribute to diversity; Preference to 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average; Preference to Arkansas residents; May be renewable |
| Bobby R. Wells Memorial | Upperclassmen; Academic merit |
| White River EPA | no additional criteria |
| Harvey A. York and John O. York Plant Breeding | Outstanding junior; Plant breeding concentration (not bio-tech) |
UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS OUTSIDE UA
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| American Society of Agronomy | Graduate and Undergraduate scholarships |
| Arkansas Agricultural Consultants Association | |
| Arkansas Association of Professional Soil Classifiers James L. Gray & E. Moye Rutledge Scholarship | Be at least in their second year of study at an accredited college or university in Arkansas; Soil science (or related) major; 2.75 or higher cumulative grade point average; Contact Dr. Kristofor Brye |
| Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Conservation Scholarship | |
| Arkansas Society of Professional Sanitarians | |
| Arkansas Environmental Federation | |
| Garden Club of America | |
| Mark and Theresa Gentry Land and Water Scholarship | Undergraduate and graduate students of the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, who are studying land and water resources management, or related areas. Email for application. More information available. |
| Razorback Chapter Soil and Water Conservation Scholarship (NRCS) | Email for information and application. |
GRADUATE LEVEL DEPARTMENTAL SCHOLARSHIPS
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| Nancy and Neill Sloan Endowed Graduate | Master-level graduate students; Entomology and Plant Pathology majors also considered |
| Spooner Scholar Award | Two or more graduate semesters completed; Academic record; Leadership |
| Ron & Alice Talbert Endowed Weed Science | Studying weed science; Innovative scientific initiative; Outstanding academic record |
| List Compiled as of 6/6/2019 |
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| Scholarship Name |
Eligible applicants must be Food Science majors and meet the following criteria: |
| Jim "J. B." Brooks Memorial | Preference to graduate students specializing in fruits and vegetables; Undergraduates also eligible; High academic performance; Financial need |
| Ron Buescher Endowed | Preference to undergraduates involved in research activities |
| Food Science Alumni | Preference to undergraduates involved in research activities |
| Food Science General | no additional criteria |
| Gerber Endowed Scholarship in Pediatric Nutrition & Food Science |
Preference to students studying in food related fields with an emphasis on pediatrics; Food Science and Human Environmental Sciences majors |
| Dr. Navam Hettiarachchy Endowed | 2.75 or higher cumulative grade point average; Preference to graduates of Arkansas high schools with demonstrated superior leadership skills in support of the food industry. |
| Michael Johnson Endowed Fund in Food Science | Graduate student |
| Ozark Food Processors Association Ahmed and Anna Kattan | One scholarship to each: Outstanding freshman, Outstanding sophomore, Outstanding junior |
| McKee Foods Corporation Endowed | no additional criteria |
| Justin Morris Endowed | Preference to undergraduates involved in research activities |
| Murphy Foundation Endowed | Indicated career in culinary arts; 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average; Preference to NWACC culinary graduate; Human Nutrition and Hospitality Innovations majors also considered |
| Carolyn and Roy Sharp | Financial need; Academic excellence |
| Joe & Gretchen Steele | no additional criteria |
| John W. and Trannye Odom White | Financial need. Graduate students may be considered. |
Other Scholarships and Financial Aid
| Scholarship Name |
Eligible applicants must be Food Science majors and meet the following criteria: |
| Jim "J. B." Brooks Memorial | Preference to graduate students specializing in fruits and vegetables; Undergraduates also eligible; High academic performance; Financial need |
| Ron Buescher Endowed | Preference to undergraduates involved in research activities |
| Food Science Alumni | Preference to undergraduates involved in research activities |
| Food Science General | no additional criteria |
| Gerber Endowed Scholarship in Pediatric Nutrition & Food Science |
Preference to students studying in food related fields with an emphasis on pediatrics; Food Science and Human Environmental Sciences majors |
| Dr. Navam Hettiarachchy Endowed | 2.75 or higher cumulative grade point average; Preference to graduates of Arkansas high schools with demonstrated superior leadership skills in support of the food industry. |
| Michael Johnson Endowed Fund in Food Science | Graduate student |
| Ozark Food Processors Association Ahmed and Anna Kattan | One scholarship to each: Outstanding freshman, Outstanding sophomore, Outstanding junior |
| McKee Foods Corporation Endowed | no additional criteria |
| Justin Morris Endowed | Preference to undergraduates involved in research activities |
| Murphy Foundation Endowed | Indicated career in culinary arts; 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average; Preference to NWACC culinary graduate; Human Nutrition and Hospitality Innovations majors also considered |
| Carolyn and Roy Sharp | Financial need; Academic excellence |
| Joe & Gretchen Steele | no additional criteria |
| John W. and Trannye Odom White | Financial need. Graduate students may be considered. |
Other Scholarships and Financial Aid
Other Scholarships and Financial Aid
University Scholarships and Financial Aid
- University of Arkansas Academic Scholarship Office
- Arkansas Alumni Association Scholarships
- University of Arkansas Financial Aid Office
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)