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OLA Student Scholarship Applications Due
Oregon Lakes Association's Scholarship and Outreach Fund (SOF) supports research and public outreach activities related to Oregon's lakes, reservoirs, ponds, and their watersheds. The Scholarship and Outreach Fund is made possible through contributions by you!
Applications for the 2022 OLA Graduate Student Research Award of $1500 are being accepted through April 17, 2022. The award supports research related to Oregon’s lakes, ponds, reservoirs, or their watersheds. Application instructions are available here.
CALMS Student Scholarship Applications Due
The California Lake Management Society wishes to support students studying in areas related to lake and reservoir limnology, ecology, or management and presents individual scholarships of up to $1250 annually.
Please review and share this flyer for scholarship information and application requirements. Applications are due April 15, 2022.
Submit your application by email to:
Marc Beutel, Ph.D., P.E.
University of California, Merced
CALMS Scholarship Program Chair
Email: mbeutel@ucmerced.edu
Subject: CALMS SCHOLARSHIP
ILMS Student Scholarships Deadline
ATTENTION: $500 SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED STUDENTS!
The Indiana Lakes Management Society (ILMS) is pleased to announce that financial assistance is available through the ILMS Scholarship Donation/Silent Auction Fund to help meet the college tuition needs of two applicants for the 2021-2022 academic year.
Who is eligible?
Students who are currently enrolled (or planning to enroll) in Environmental Science, Aquatic Ecosystem or Watershed Management, or related undergraduate or graduate college-level classes.
Students who are attending an Indiana college or university.
Scholarship funds will be awarded preferentially to those ...
NALMS Internship Opportunities
NALMS is accepting applications for two summer 2021 internship opportunities:
NALMS Policy Internship
The intern will work with the NALMS Policy and Communications Committees to support the process of writing white papers and developing policy recommendations regarding the following topics:
Climate Change Impacts on Lake Ecosystems,
Lake Watershed Management,
Cyanobacteria Management, and
Urban Lake Management.
An integral component of the internship will be taking the lead in writing a white paper and developing policy recommendations regarding one of the topics listed above or a new topic agreed upon by the intern and their ...
North American Lake Management Society Establishes New Student Scholarship Fund
MADISON, WI ‒ Due solely to the generosity and kindness of Life Member, Dr. Kenneth Reckhow, the North American Lake Management Society (NALMS) is pleased to announce the establishment of the Kenneth H. Reckhow Scholarship Fund.
With a unique tie-in to a NALMS tradition and Dr. Reckhow’s personal history with the Society, the scholarship winners will be directly linked with an event that occurs each year at the NALMS annual symposium. Beginning with the 2021 Clean Lakes Classic 5K Run/Walk, one female and one male graduate student participant in the event will be randomly selected to receive $500 for use toward their education.
”We are ...
Jody Connor Student Awards 2020
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 20, 2021
Contact: Philip Forsberg, Director of Programs & Operations
Phone: 608-233-2836
Email: info@nalms.org
North American Lake Management Society Announces 2020 Student Award Winners
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – Each year, NALMS presents student awards to the best student presentation and best student poster at the annual NALMS symposium. The awards are named in memory of Jody Connor, a long-time friend of NALMS who was active on the Education Committee and participated in the reviews of student presentations and posters.
The first-place winner receives a check for $200 and a plaque. Honorable mention or ...
Jody Connor Student Awards – 2019
Each year NALMS presents student awards to the best student presentation and best student poster at the annual NALMS symposium. The awards are sponsored by SUNY Oswego. The NALMS Board renamed the student award as the Jody Connor Student Award in memory of Jody Connor, a long-time friend of NALMS who was active on the Education Committee and participated in the reviews of student presentations and posters.
The first-place winner receives a check for $200 and a plaque. Honorable mention or second place winners receive a plaque. The Student Awards Committee is chaired by Frank Browne. Members of the committee include Amy Smagula, Harry Gibbons, Holly ...
Student Video Series: “Lake Management – Chemical and Physical Alterations”
NALMS is seeking student-produced videos of "Lake Management - Chemical and Physical Alterations" for inclusion in the video series hosted on the NALMS YouTube channel and website.
In addition to the basic requirements in the Video Evaluation Rubric, this video can cover:
Defining lake management
Definition of chemical-physical alterations
General examples with pros and cons OR a case study with key requisites (e.g., only recommend in soft water) and/or assumptions (e.g., no drastic water level fluctuation)
Conclusion
References cite and additional resources (if available)
Awards for top video include: $500 USD travel award to ...
Student Video Series: “Lake Management – Biomanipulation”
NALMS is seeking student-produced videos of "Lake Management - Biomanipulation" for inclusion in the video series hosted on the NALMS YouTube channel and website.
In addition to the basic requirements in the Video Evaluation Rubric, this video can cover:
Defining lake management
Definition of biomanipulation
General examples with pros and cons OR a case study with key requisites (e.g., only recommend in soft water) and/or assumptions (e.g., no drastic water level fluctuation)
Conclusion
References cite and additional resources (if available)
Awards for top video include: $500 USD travel award to annual NALMS conference; free ...
Spring LakeLine (Student Issue) Now Available!
Happy spring! We are excited to launch the first wholly electronic version of LakeLine Magazine (perhaps we should start calling it e-LakeLine)! This issue marks NALMS’ movement away from paper copies of LakeLine, in an effort to have a greener footprint and to reduce costs in production for our non-profit organization. The content is the same, and now we can also include live links to our advertisers so you can “click and go” on an ad of interest.
We hope that you find the electronic version convenient to read, as it will always be at your fingertips on your mobile device or other computer system. As always, your feedback is welcome. Simply ...