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NPFDA Scholarship Foundation
Basic Information
Administrator: Kristin MWhorter
Scholarship Sponsor: National Poultry & Food Distributors Association
Address: 2014 Osborne Rd
Saint Marys, GA 31558
Phone Number: 77-535-9901
Fax Number: 770-535-7385
Email: kkm@npfda.org
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Additional Information
Amount of Scholarship: 2500
Number of Awards: 5
Available to Class Level: College Junior or Senior duing Award year
Requirements: Full Time Student
US Institution
Majoring in poultry, Ag business, Food Marketing and related degrees
Eligibility: Full time College Junior or Senior duing Award year
Minimum GPA: N/A
Minimum ACT: N/A
Minimum SAT: N/A
Due Date: May 31
Duration: 1 Year
Renewable: No
Need-based Scholarship: No
Applicaiton Online: Yes
Application Fees: No
Scholarship History: NPFDA SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION
The NPFDA Scholarship Foundation was established in 1979. Since that time, the Foundation has awarded nearly $200,000 in scholarships to outstanding students. The NPFDA Scholarship Foundation, Inc. is entering its 35th year of assistance to help build "People Resources" for the poultry and food industries by providing scholarships to students pursuing an education in all fields relating to the poultry industry.
All land grant colleges and universities throughout the country, along with other qualified schools, receive full details of the scholarship program for circulation to those students who would qualify for consideration each Winter for the upcoming academic year. Each student must complete the application, write a one page narrative on their goals and ambitions, and submit these papers with their transcripts. In late Spring, the scholarship committee will review all applicants. The scholarship winners are chosen based their aspirations as well as their academic progress. It is our goal, not only to help students achieve their degrees, but to help students who may become effective leaders in our industry one day.
Additional Information:
The NATIONAL POULTRY & FOOD DISTRIBUTORS ASSOCIATION is pleased to award scholarships to various students of agricultural colleges and universities across the US. Each student selected will receive a $2500.00 scholarship from NPFDA. To qualify, each applicant must: Be a college junior or senior the upcoming (award) year at a U.S. institution Be enrolled as a full time student Be pursuing a Poultry or related Agricultural, Ag Business degree such as Agricultural Business, Poultry Science, Food science, Animal Science, Food Marketing, Ag. Econ., etc. (Unrelated degrees such as English or Nursing will not be considered). Provide his or her current official transcript - sealed Provide a letter of recommendation from his or her Dean, Department Head and/or Advisor. Letter of recommendation must come from someone who knows the student. Complete the enclosed application Provide a one-page letter describing his or her goals and aspirations All applications and documents must be received by the NPFDA office no later than May 31, 2015. If documents must arrive separately, we will match them to the student. Official transcripts (only) will be accepted after the deadline due to the short window between semester end and the deadline.