Lallemand Animal Nutrition’s Lallemand Forward Program is offering undergraduate and graduate student scholarships to full-time students in the United States, Mexico, and Canada pursuing a degree in an agricultural field.
Undergraduate Scholarship Information
Three, $2,500 scholarships will be awarded to students meeting the guidelines below:
- Full-time undergraduate student pursuing a four-year degree in an agricultural program
- Achieved Junior status – minimum of 60 credit hours
- Cumulative GPA of at least a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (official or unofficial transcripts must be provided with application)
- Must submit a resume
- Must submit a 500-word essay answering the following question:
The average consumer is several generations removed from farming practices and knowledge. How do you advocate for animal agriculture and help educate our consumers on modern animal agricultural practices?
- Enrolled in an accredited Master’s Degree program in animal or agricultural sciences or related field
- Cumulative GPA of at least a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (official or unofficial transcripts must be provided with application)
- Must submit a resume
- Must submit a synopsis of graduate project/work – no more than 1,000 words
- Must submit a 500-word essay answering the following question:
The average consumer is several generations removed from farming practices and knowledge. How do you advocate for animal agriculture and help educate our consumers on modern animal agricultural practices?
- Enrolled in an accredited Ph.D. Degree program in animal or agricultural sciences or related field
- Cumulative GPA of at least a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (official or unofficial transcripts must be provided with application)
- Must submit a resume
- Must submit a synopsis of Ph.D. project/work – no more than 1,000 words
- Must submit a 500-word essay answering the following question:
The average consumer is several generations removed from farming practices and knowledge. How do you advocate for animal agriculture and help educate our consumers on modern animal agricultural practices?