CONGRATULATIONS: RETURNING 2019 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS.

​​Brian Griffen    Loyalton

going to Feather River College Studying “Ag Business"

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 Bowdy Griffin-Loyalton High     School. Attending

Feather River College-Quincy

Mjr. Agricultural Business
                               

Scholarship Program

​Brianna Roen   Loyalton

going to Sacramento City College becoming a ‘’Teacher''​

Logan Kyle Anseth Loyalton

going to Southern Idaho to become a

Public Health Nurse ​​

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 CONGRATULATIONS: 2020 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS.

Applications

2021 Scholarshipapp.pdf 

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The Plumas-Sierra CattleWomen are deeply committed to encouraging our local young men and women to become active participants in the ranching and farming industry. The scholarships are designed to encourage graduating seniors to major in a curriculum related to Agriculture. The amount of the scholarship is determined by the proceeds of the previous years' sale of our Brand Quilt tickets, and the number of applicants

     To qualify, the applicant must be a graduating senior from a Plumas or Sierra County High School, be from a ranching family or if not from a ranching family they must be enrolled in an agricultural course of study, and meet a variety of qualifications and requirements. Scholarship recipients from the previous year, who are continuing their studies, may also apply for a second year scholarship. 
    
    Scholarship applications are available at all Plumas-Sierra High Schools. Applications due date is no later than April 12, 2021 . All applicants must also appear for a personal interview with the Scholarship Committee in May 2021. The money is available to the recipients upon proof of their college or trade school registration. 

 Please check with your school or send an email to our Scholarship chair, Pat Ramelli at  patr@plumassierracattlewomen.org  to obtain an application. OR!!!
NOW!! SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION AVAILABLE ONLINE. CLICK THE LINK!!!

Scholarship

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The Plumas-Sierra CattleWomen are proud of their 39 year history of offering scholarships to local youth. We know that it is our young people who must keep the cattle industry and its many related agricultural components alive in the years to come. 

​Kathryn  Dolan   Quincy  

going to :Suny Morrisville in New York  study to be a "Large Animal Vet'

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