This fund provides scholarship support for an undergraduate student who demonstrates need and is majoring in Earth & Environmental Science. The Undergraduate Committee shall select the recipient based on academic record and professional promise. The scholarship is nonrenewable and will be awarded to a different student each year.

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This fund supports one or more annual scholarships to deserving undergraduate students from the state of Iowa who are interested in a career in the petroleum and gas industry. This scholarship is renewable to any recipient, so long as the recipient continues to qualify under the specified criteria. If a recipient matching the stated preferences cannot be found, the award will be given to an individual(s) who most closely matches the stated preferences.

This fund provides up to two annual scholarships to deserving students who are in their third year of study in Earth & Environmental Science – Earth & Planetary Science track. It is awarded to students: (1) based on merit, (2) with the highest GPA, (3) who are not already fully funded by other scholarships and, (4) graduated from a high school in Iowa. The second scholarship recipient does not have to meet the fourth criteria (Iowa high school graduation). If no Iowans qualify, up to two scholarships may be given to non-Iowans. This scholarship is not renewable.

To apply for a spring scholarship, please submit the following materials directly to clas-sees@uiowa.edu by April 1:

• A concise description of your academic and research accomplishments, a list of current scholarships, and a description of your career goals (2 pages maximum)
• Unofficial academic transcripts from all undergraduate institutions

This fund provides support for the following activities in the following order of priority: 1) a finishing graduate student who has, as his or her professional objective, a career in energy exploration in mind and may not have the means to maximize his or her education by reason of having to work, 2) graduate or undergraduate students on field trips or in the accomplishment of their individual field projects.

This fund is to support an annual award to a promising third-year or fourth-year undergraduate student pursuing a Geographical and Sustainability Sciences degree with a minimum GPA of 2.5. Preference will be given to those who demonstrate greater financial need than normal.

This fund is to be used to support one or more annual scholarships to deserving students in the Geographical and Sustainability Sciences major and pursuing the Geographic Information Science track. Preference will be given to juniors and seniors based on academic merit. This scholarship is renewable to any recipient, so long as the recipient continues to qualify under the specified criteria.

This award is given to the top undergraduates in the geology Montana field courses, based on grades. Funding is kindly provided by the Cedar Valley Rock & Mineral Society.

This award is given to an Earth & Environmental Science – Earth & Planetary Science track major (junior or senior) with a minimum 3.00 GPA who has as strong record of contributing to the school through field trips, work, research, and/or undergraduate affairs.

This award is given to an Earth & Environmental Science – Environmental Geoscience track or Ecology track major (junior or senior) with a minimum 3.00 GPA who has as strong record of contributing to the school through field trips, work, research, and/or undergraduate affairs.

This award is given to an outstanding Earth & Environmental Science undergraduate, typically a senior with an interest in a geophysics career, and is awarded every odd year, alternating with Physics and Astronomy.

This award is given to an Earth & Environmental Science major based on aptitude in field geology.

This fund supports an award to be given to the highest scoring undergraduate at the summer field camp.