CNR Work Scholarship Application

Students who complete the scholarship application below will be considered for all Forestry and Environmental Resources (FER) Work scholarships. Work Scholarships are competitively awarded based on academic merit, leadership, and ability to perform or willingness to learn forest management activities such as prescribed fire, timber inventory, road maintenance, boundary line marking, record-keeping, and mapping. Work Scholarship applicants must be willing to work on most Saturdays. A total grade point average of at least 2.5 (on a 4-point scale) is required.

Work scholarships provide up to $4,800 per year but require up to 240 hours of work on one of the college-owned forests. Recipients are paid biweekly at the rate of $16 to $20 per hour until the max award has been earned. The high pay rate and practical work experience are the principal benefits of Work Scholarships. Students on academic scholarships through the Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources are NOT eligible to apply.

Deadlines

The Priority Deadline for the 2024-25 Academic Year is July 31, 2024.

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CNR Work Scholarship Application

Personal Information

Name(Required)

First Last

Preferred Name

NCSU Student ID Number (If known)

Email(Required)

Address(Required)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

Contact Phone Number(Required)

Educational Information

List all previous institutions and dates attended(Required)

Please include high school attendance and any colleges or universities. Example:
Wake Technical Community College (2012-2014)
Cary High School (2008-2012)

Please attach a pdf copy of your unofficial transcript(Required)

Accepted file types: pdf, Max. file size: 9 MB.

(Note: File size can not exceed 9 MB)

Student Classification(Required)

Current/Returning CNR Student

Incoming Freshmen

Incoming Off-campus Transfer

Incoming On-campus Transfer

Short Essay Questions

Please answer the following questions with careful thought to content and grammar. These questions will be a crucial factor in determining scholarship awards.

1. Describe your career objectives and aspirations and how they relate to your chosen major. (Maximum 250 words)(Required)

0 of 2000 max characters

2. Describe a significant accomplishment or experience in your life that has had an impact upon your ideas, personal values, future goals, or professional aspirations and why it was influential in your life. (Maximum 250 words)(Required)

0 of 2000 max characters

3. Describe how you balance and prioritize your productive and free time to meet responsibilities while achieving personal, academic, and extra-curricular goals. (Maximum 500 words)(Required)

0 of 4000 max characters

4. Please list any special skills you have acquired through work experience or class work (i.e. measuring trees, prescribed fire, welding, carpentry, etc.) (Maximum 250 words.)(Required)

0 of 4000 max characters

5. Please attach a copy of your resume which includes work experience, volunteer experiences, internships, school activities, community activities, and any special honors prizes, recognitions, or achievement awards received.(Required)

Accepted file types: pdf, Max. file size: 9 MB.

Please prepare your upload file as a .pdf Maximum file size is 9 MB.

College of Natural Resources Programs

Please choose the program in which you are currently enrolled or are applying.(Required)

Environmental Technology and Management

Fisheries, Wildlife, & Conservation Biology

Forest Management

Natural Resources

Environmental Sciences

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CNR Work Scholarship Application

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CNR Work Scholarship Application

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