Chapter Scholarship Applications that are postmarked by March 2, 2020 will be accepted this year
(as March 1 falls on a Sunday). Good luck everyone!
Congratulations to these 2019 Scholarship Recipients!
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Miranda Barr
Category II Scholarship Recipient 
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Caitlyn Bradley
Category I Scholarship Recipient |
Tahirah Ahmad
(left) Category II Scholarship Recipient Raniya Ahmad (right) Category I Scholarship Recipient 
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Additional 2019 Scholarship Recipients, not pictured:
Nicholas Bell, Category I Scholarship Recipient
Matthew Ross, Category II Scholarship Recipient
Shelby Lyn Snipes, Category II Scholarship Recipient
Jordyn White, Category II Scholarship Recipient
Taylor Hibbs, Col. Jim Raudebaugh Scholarship (Sponsored by Atlantic Coast Consulting, Inc.)
Nicholas Bell, Category I Scholarship Recipient
Matthew Ross, Category II Scholarship Recipient
Shelby Lyn Snipes, Category II Scholarship Recipient
Jordyn White, Category II Scholarship Recipient
Taylor Hibbs, Col. Jim Raudebaugh Scholarship (Sponsored by Atlantic Coast Consulting, Inc.)
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SWANA-Georgia is proud to support and encourage those seeking higher education through its Scholarship Program.
Currently, the chapter offers three types of Scholarships See individual applications for detailed instructions; see below for general descriptions: Category I Scholarship: Applicants must be graduating high school seniors, or graduate equivalent certified candidates from a high school in Georgia, who have been accepted for enrollment in a community or technical college or a four-year college or university. Scholarship(s) will be awarded annually, based on funds available, to one or more recipients, not to exceed $2,000 per individual. Category II Scholarship: Candidates are currently enrolled full-time college or university students who are juniors/seniors or graduate students pursuing a degree in environmental science, engineering or other suitable major related to solid waste management. Scholarship(s) will be awarded annually, based on funds available, to one or more recipients, not to exceed $2,000 per individual. For Category II applicants, if renewed in the second and subsequent years, the award remains the same, provided that the student(s) is/are still pursuing a degree in environmental science, engineering or other suitable major related to solid waste management. Renewal is contingent upon the student’s full-time enrollment and maintenance of satisfactory academic performance. Recipients should contact SWANA Georgia Chapter directly at (770) 822-9308 with questions concerning scholarship payments. Col. Jim Raudebaugh Scholarship-Sponsored by Atlantic Coast Consulting, Inc.: Applicants must be graduating high school seniors, or graduate equivalent certified candidates from a high school in Georgia, who have been accepted for enrollment in a community college or a four-year college or university or are currently enrolled full-time college or university students who are undergraduate or graduate students. Scholarship(s) will be awarded annually, based on funds available, to one recipient, not to exceed $1,500 per individual SWANA pledges to uphold the policy that all persons shall have equal access to this program, regardless of race, color, age, sex, marital or veteran status, creed, religion, or disability. |
International SWANA ScholarshipsIn addition to Georgia Chapter Scholarship opportunities, International SWANA offers the following (click on each for details):
2020 International SWANA Cat I 2020 International SWANA Cat II 2020 Grant H. Flint International |