The California Planning Foundation (CPF) is pleased to
announce its 2012 scholarships and awards program for outstanding planning
students enrolled at accredited professional planning degree programs in the
State of California. Category is for students and categories and are for the
faculty. Outstanding Student Scholarships These scholarships are awarded based on an application and selection process by the CPF Board. These scholarships are designed for continuing students entering their final year of an undergraduate or master’s degree program. Criteria for the scholarships include academic performance, financial need, increasing diversity in the profession of planning, and a commitment to serve the planning profession in California.
This scholarship is sponsored the Atkins Global Foundation.
This scholarship is sponsored in honor of Paul C. Crawford by the California Planning Roundtable (CPR) for students interested in public planning in California.
The Central Section contributes to this award to honor Russell Fey, founding faculty member for the planning program at Fresno State University. The Section encourages consideration of students from the Central Valley for this award.
This scholarship is sponsored in honor of Ken Milam by the County Planning Director’s Association for students interested in public planning in California.
This scholarship is sponsored in honor of Richard G. Munsell by the California Planning Roundtable (CPR) for students interested in public planning in California.
This scholarship is sponsored in honor of David Wilcox by the Wilcox/Gerhardt families.
Central Coast Section (one), Inland Empire Section (one), Los Angeles Section (three), Northern Section (two), and Orange Section (one) fund annual scholarships for students from their respective Section for attending an accredited planning program in the Section. Continuing Student Scholarships The faculty in each accredited professional program select one continuing student, based upon academic performance and professional promise in the State of California. Each recipient receives a $1,000 scholarship and a one-year student membership in APA. Graduating Student Merit Awards The faculty in each accredited professional program select one graduating student annually, based upon academic performance and professional promise in the State of California. Each recipient receives a one-year student membership in APA. Please return completed forms postmarked no later than March 16, 2012 to: Paul Wack, AICPCPF Scholarship Committee City and Regional Planning Department California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo, CA 93407
Questions to San Jose State contacts? Please contact UPC's APA Representative David Keyon at david.keyon@gmail.com or Hing Wong, APA California VP of Public Information at hingw@abag.ca.gov
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