Mined Land Reclamation Educational Grant Program
The National Association of State Land Reclamationists (NASLR), a non-profit organization of state officials established for the purpose of promoting and advancing the practice of mined land reclamation, is seeking applicants for its annual educational grant. NASLR intends to award a $2,000.00 grant to the successful applicant in the fall of each year. Grant funds may be used by the recipient to cover costs associated with education and research expenses.
Eligible applicants must be enrolled as full time junior, senior, or graduate student in an accredited college or university in the United States. Course work, special studies, and/or research in the area of mined land reclamation or a closely related field is also required.
Applications will be evaluated on the basis of college grades, quality, and relevance of course work or research, a proposed special project or research budget (if applicable), information obtained from references, and other related considerations. Other factors being equal, preference will be given to applicants from NASLR member states or those enrolled in schools located in NASLR member states.
The successful applicant may be requested to present an oral report on research activities at the annual meeting of NASLR.
Download Scholarship Application
For additional information on application procedures, persons interested in applying for the educational grant should contact Jeff Meitrott at [email protected]
Email (s) should be no larger than 5MB.
Recipients:
2023– Kayode Komolafe, Colorado School of Mines
2022/2021 – Anna Vietmeier, Duquensne University
2020 – Dayton M’Kenzie Dorman, University of Oklahoma
2019 – Nick Shepherd – University of Oklahoma
2018 – Jennifer Kane, West Virginia University
2016 – Florence Miller – Montana State University
2015 – Kara Dallarie – West Virginia University
2013 – Carol Brown – West Virginia University