Michael W. Wolff Memorial Scholarship for the College of Agricultural, Life, and Physical Sciences
The Michael W. Wolff Scholarship was established by Michael’s family to honor him and keep his memory alive. Michael passed away in April 2004 at age 30 of a very rare cancer, rhabdomosarcoma. Michael earned his B.S. from Southern Illinois University in the College of Agriculture in May of 1996. Michael completed graduate courses in the College of Science. Through his education at SIU and the faculty who taught him, Michael ultimately worked for the Missouri Department of Conservation. Here Michael was able to pursue his passion, interest and life’s work concentrating on waterfowl and waterfowl habitat. Michael grew up with a love for the great outdoors, nature and wildlife. Michael brought that love to his work in conservation. The Michael Wolff Memorial Wetland Project, managed by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR), is located in the Marshall Ridge Area, Johnson County, Belknap, Illinois.
- Scholarship for undergraduate student who has been accepted into or is currently enrolled at Southern Illinois University Carbondale in the College of Agricultural, Life, and Physical Sciences.
- Recipient shall demonstrate an interest in Environment Studies, which may include, but is not limited to: courses taken, career goals, internships, membership in wildlife organizations, paid or volunteer work with federal and/or state agencies, campus activities, and volunteerism.
- Award
- Varies
- Area of Interest
- College of Agricultural, Life & Physical Sciences
- Deadline
- 04/01/2024
- Supplemental Questions
- The recipient of this scholarship needs to demonstrate an interest in Environmental Studies and preference will be shown to those applicants who can demonstrate an interest in the enhancement of wildlife habitat, preservation of the environment, and/or conservation of lands for wildlife.
Please discuss your interests in these topics. Your discussion may include, but is not limited to: courses taken, career goals, internships, membership in wildlife organizations, paid or volunteer work with federal and/or state agencies, campus activities, and volunteerism.
- The recipient of this scholarship needs to demonstrate an interest in Environmental Studies and preference will be shown to those applicants who can demonstrate an interest in the enhancement of wildlife habitat, preservation of the environment, and/or conservation of lands for wildlife.