Red Bluff Junior Round-Up
PO Box 456
Red Bluff, CA 96080
Red Bluff Junior Round-Up George Growney Jr./Debbie Moore Memorial Scholarship
Application Requirements and Information
Up to $2500 in Scholarships to be awarded, amounts could vary
- Recipient must be a resident of Tehama County and a High School or Charter School graduate.
- Must hold and maintain a current Grade Point Average of 2.5 or above. Successful applicant must carry a minimum of twelve units per semester.
- Applicants must pursue an agricultural degree or an ag-related field at a junior college, technical school, university or college.
- Selection will be based upon demonstration of school achievement, community activities, extracurricular activities and work experience if applicable.
- Interviews will be held TBD. You will be notified of your interview time if you are selected for an interview.
- Scholarship award recipients must attend our annual Scholarship Dinner that is TBD. Please be prepared to volunteer your time throughout the dinner.
- Scholarship money will be sent to winners in two installments after they have sent proof of enrollment (after the withdrawal period has ended) from their college for each semester. For the Spring Semester, you must also include your Fall transcripts verifying your GPA. It is the winners' responsibility to send proof of enrollment/transcripts to the Red Bluff Junior Round Up Scholarship Committee in order to receive your scholarship money.
- The scholarship application consists of:
- a) Application (on following page). Also available on www.redbluffjuniorroundup.com
- b) Copy of your high school transcripts.
- c) Two letters of recommendation. (One academic, and one personal).
- d) Letter of introduction which also includes a personal career statement.
- e) Senior photo of applicant. (Include your name on the back).
- Scholarship application packet must be postmarked on or before March 15. Send completed applications to: Red Bluff Junior Round-Up, Attn: Scholarship Committee, PO BOX 456 RED BLUFF, CA 96080.
