UC Davis College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences

Student Scholarships Previously awarded

Scholarships for graduate and undergraduate students in aquatic biology, fisheries, or aquaculture

Student Scholarships Previously awarded

Aquatic Biology Scholarships Awarded

Scholarships

Each year CABA coordinates the award of several student scholarships which are generously sponsored by sporting groups.  The scholarships are usually announced in December, and applications are usually due in late January.

In 2011 the scholarships and winners were as follows:

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         California Fly Fishers Unlimited
                                                                http://www.cffu.org

    Bob Bittner Scholarship - Awarded to Rosemary Hartman

    California Fly Fishers Unlimited (CFFU) sponsored this $2,800 scholarship for juniors, seniors, and graduate students conducting research on fisheries biology and/or riparian or limnetic ecology benefitting California’s recreational fisheries.

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          Diablo Valley Fly Fishermen
                                http://www.diablovalleyflyfish.org

    Bob Wisecarver Scholarship - Awarded to Bruce Hammock

    Diablo Valley Fly Fishermen (DVFF) sponsored this $2,000 scholarship in support of graduate students conducting research in the areas of fisheries biology and/or riparian or limnetic ecology benefiting California’s recreational fisheries.  DVFF is one of the largest fly fishing clubs in the state of California and has had a special interest in promoting all fisheries conservation issues since its founding in 1968. The scholarship is named for Mr. Bob Wisecarver, the first president of the club and a well-known conservationist himself.

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         Marin Rod and Gun Club
          http://www.marinrodandgunclub.com

    Marin Rod and Gun Club Scholarships - Awarded to Mara Evans and Rosemary Hartman

    The Marin Rod and Gun Club (MRGC) sponsored two $1,500 scholarships for graduate students conducting research in the areas of fisheries biology and/or riparian or limnetic ecology benefiting California’s recreational fisheries.