In 2010, the Copper River Watershed Project released a new scholarship program for seniors from the Copper River watershed who are graduating and pursuing continued education that will benefit the culture, environment, or economy of the region.
Two $1000 scholarships will be awarded annually in the spring to one graduating student from a school in the Copper Basin (Glennallen, Kenny Lake or Slana High Schools) and one graduating student from Cordova High School. Homeschool students in the region are also eligible to apply as well as students who have spent a significant portion of their schooling in the Copper River watershed but might not be graduating from a school in the region.
Download the 2019 scholarship application. Applications due April 5, 2019. Incomplete applications will not be considered, so please make sure all sections are completed.
For more information, contact Kate Morse with any questions at (907) 424-3334 or email kate@copperriver.org.


https://copperriver.org/programs/watershed-education/scholarship-program/

Warren N Cuddy Memorial Scholarship
Deadline for scholarships is March 21, 2019. Below documents are Microsoft Word files – click on the link, select ‘save’ and save a copy to submit to ARRC.
Only comment areas of the application form can be edited in Word. Print out your completed application and return to ARRC.
The Warren N. Cuddy Memorial Scholarship is sponsored by ARRC and the Palmer Branch of First National Bank Alaska.
The scholarship name comes from Warren N. Cuddy who served as director on the ARRC Board for five years prior to his death in 1951; he also served as president of First National Bank of Anchorage for many years. In recognition of his contribution to ARRC and to the development of agriculture in Alaska, the Warren N. Cuddy Memorial Scholarship fund was established in 1955 to assist students in pursuit of a college education. The Warren N. Cuddy Memorial Scholarship fund is sustained by ARRC and the Palmer Branch of First National Bank, in behalf of the Cuddy Family.
This scholarship is available to high school seniors in the Matanuska Susitna Valley. Students outside the Matanuska Susitna Valley are eligible to apply for the agriculture related field scholarship only. Two scholarships are awarded each year:
(1) $2,500 for a student entering an agriculture related field and (Matanuska Susitna Valley & Surrounding Area)
(2) $1,500 for an unrestricted major (Matanuska Susitna Valley only).
Requirements for the scholarship and application forms are available at this site (below) or call (907) 745-3390. Forms should be completed and sent to:
ARRC
248 East Dahlia
Palmer, AK 99645

arrc.us/scholarships/

The American Civil Liberties Union of Alaska is pleased to announce that we are accepting applications for this year’s Joan Hamilton Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship offers up to $2,500 per academic year to fund college, graduate, and vocational studies with renewal awards available by reapplying.  We invite applications from high school seniors or college and vocational students who wish to pursue a career related to the law, become advocates of Alaska Native rights, and defend the constitutional rights and civil liberties of the peoples of rural Alaska.
We must RECEIVE your complete application by 4:00 p.m. on Monday, March 4, 2019.
 
You may mail, fax, or email your complete application as a PDF to
 
Address: 
ACLU of Alaska
1057 W. Fireweed Lane, Suite 207
Anchorage, AK 99503
Fax: 907.258.0288
Email: scholarship@acluak.org
 
Questions? Call the ACLU at 907.258.0044.

https://www.acluak.org/en/joan-hamilton-scholarship

​The CVEA Scholarship application is open now through 2/21. In addition to one $1,000 General Scholarship and two $500 General Scholarships, they are also offering a Youth Rally Leadership Scholarship for sophomores and juniors.
For more information and to apply:http://www.cvea.org/communitySupport/scholarships.htm