Closed
$1,000
2 Award Winners
Application Open Date
1/8/2025
Application Deadline
4/15/2025
Eligible Grades
College Freshman – Undergraduate
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OAN Mt. Hood Chapter Award I & II

Funded by
Oregon Association of Nurseries
Closed
$1,000
2 Award Winners
Scholarship Open Date
1/8/2025
Scholarship Close Date
4/15/2025
Eligible Grades
College Freshman – Undergraduate
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The Oregon Association of Nurseries (OAN) is a nonprofit trade association that supports more than 600 Oregon nursery and greenhouse producers, re-sellers, transporters, retailers, and suppliers. In line with its initiative, Oregon Nurseries Foundation (ONF) provides financial support to young individuals who desire to become members of the industry. Over 20 undergraduate students are granted scholarships of up to $1,500 each annually to further their education in horticulture studies nationwide.

Among its list of scholarship programs is the OAN Mt. Hood Chapter Award I & II. The scholarship program amounts to $1,000 and is awarded to two undergraduate students annually. Students pursuing careers in ornamental horticulture and related sectors in areas east of Portland are to apply – the award is not limited to candidates in this area, it is a preference.

Applicants must be aware of the deadline for the annual scholarship cycle in order to submit an application, prepare the documents and complete the process on time. The applications typically open in January.

Scholarship Summary

The Oregon Association of Nurseries (OAN) is a nonprofit trade association that supports more than 600 Oregon nursery and greenhouse producers, re-sellers, transporters, retailers, and suppliers. In line with its initiative, Oregon Nurseries Foundation (ONF) provides financial support to young individuals who desire to become members of the industry. Over 20 undergraduate students are granted scholarships of up to $1,500 each annually to further their education in horticulture studies nationwide.

Among its list of scholarship programs is the OAN Mt. Hood Chapter Award I & II. The scholarship program amounts to $1,000 and is awarded to two undergraduate students annually. Students pursuing careers in ornamental horticulture and related sectors in areas east of Portland are to apply – the award is not limited to candidates in this area, it is a preference.

Applicants must be aware of the deadline for the annual scholarship cycle in order to submit an application, prepare the documents and complete the process on time. The applications typically open in January.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Eligible Grade: College Freshman – Undergraduate
  • Maximum Age: Any
  • Required GPA: Any
  • Geographic Eligibility: Oregon
  • Gender: Any
  • Race/Ethnicity: Any

Key Information of OAN Mt. Hood Chapter Award I & II

Study Details

Area of Study

Agriculture

Country of Study

United States

Specific Schools

Any

Application Requirements

Here’s what you need to submit besides your application.

  • Recommendation letters
  • School Verification
  • Grade transcript

OAN Mt. Hood Chapter Award I & II Timeline

January 8

Applications Opening Date

Applications open in January.

April 15

Submission Deadline

The submission deadline is in April.

How to ace the OAN Mt. Hood Chapter Award I & II

1

Tell your story

Scholarship evaluators read every testimonial from students who apply for this grant. Past experiences related to the green industry are taken into account. If you have worked as a professional or as a volunteer in this area, be sure to show it.

2

Show your commitment

Show the jury that you are proactive and rigorous in your academic work in addition to being committed to your goals in ornamental horticulture and related fields.

3

List any financial needs

The candidates' demonstrated financial necessity is one of the factors considered when examining them. Therefore, be sure to provide documentation proving that the $1,000 in support is required for you and your family.

4

Apply to this and other scholarships

Do not be reluctant to apply for this scholarship as well as the other nineteen that the ONF gives each year. This will increase your opportunities to receive assistance for your professional training.

How the OAN Mt. Hood Chapter Award I & II is Judged

Applications for student scholarships are assessed based on scholastic ability, professional interests, and financial need.

Why We Love the OAN Mt. Hood Chapter Award I & II

1

There are two of these scholarships

Two students have the chance to receive this $1,000 financial incentive each year thanks to OAN. This widens the possibilities for those interested in receiving one.

2

It is renewable

Scholarships may be given to applicants more than once. Reapplication is welcomed for previous grantees.

3

It can be supplemented with other grants

Scholars are not required to limit their applications to this particular scholarship. They can easily apply for different financial incentives and simultaneously win many prizes.

5 Facts About Oregon Association of Nurseries

01.

Twenty different scholarships

Each academic year, 20 different scholarships totaling $500 to $1,500 will be given out thanks to the support of individuals and OAN chapters.

02.

A nonprofit foundation

To administer scholarship money raised by OAN members or gifts made on their behalf, the OAN, a nonprofit organization, formed the Oregon Nurseries Foundation (ONF).

03.

Past winners

OAN scholarship recipients have attended universities such as Oregon State University, Washington State University, Cornell University, and North Carolina State University, among others.

04.

About the Oregon Association of Nurseries

More than 600 individual nursery stock growers, merchants, landscapers, and associated businesses that support the nursery and greenhouse industries are represented by the OAN.

05.

OAN board of directors

A seven-member executive committee oversees the volunteer board of directors, which runs OAN. A salaried professional staff and the executive director oversee daily operations.