About our Scholarship Programs
The Ventura County chapter of California Women for Agriculture (VC-CWA) strives to promote agriculture awareness and education within our community. In support of this initiative, VC-CWA administers two local scholarship programs:
- Ag In The Classroom Conference Scholarships for local teachers: The 2021 Conference will be virtual - you can get all the details here. Stay tuned for information about the 2022 program! Click here to join our email list, and we'll be sure to let you know as soon as we hear anything!
- College Scholarships for local students planning to study and pursue careers related to agriculture. The 2021 scholarship winners will be announced soon, so stay tuned!
The Ventura County chapter of California Women for Agriculture (VC-CWA) strives to promote agriculture awareness and education within our community. In support of this initiative, VC-CWA administers two local scholarship programs:
- Ag In The Classroom Conference Scholarships for local teachers: The 2021 Conference will be virtual - you can get all the details here. Stay tuned for information about the 2022 program! Click here to join our email list, and we'll be sure to let you know as soon as we hear anything!
- College Scholarships for local students planning to study and pursue careers related to agriculture. The 2021 scholarship winners will be announced soon, so stay tuned!
2021 College Scholarships Awarded:
We were pleased to have awarded six $1000 scholarships in 2021, and look forward to seeing what these amazing students achieve!
We were pleased to have awarded six $1000 scholarships in 2021, and look forward to seeing what these amazing students achieve!
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Our 2021 VC-CWA Scholarship Winners are:
Carolyn Leavens Memorial Scholarship: Katie Cook Topa Topa Flywheelers Scholarship: Sam Hoyt Agriculture Employee Family Award: Enrique Rodriguez General CWA Scholarship: Citlalli Veloz Andrew Arroyo Fatima Saucedo Thank you to all the students that entered the 2021 contest and to the Topa Topa Flywheelers for their generous support of our scholarship program. |
Looking Ahead for 2022 College Scholarships
VC-CWA offers several $1000 scholarships to local students pursuing college degrees or careers in Agriculture. Our College Scholarships are funded by several special donors including Topa-Topa Flywheelers. Applications for our 2022 scholarship awards will be available here in early 2022.
VC-CWA offers several $1000 scholarships to local students pursuing college degrees or careers in Agriculture. Our College Scholarships are funded by several special donors including Topa-Topa Flywheelers. Applications for our 2022 scholarship awards will be available here in early 2022.
Ag in the Classroom is an annual 3-day conference where teachers and education professionals can learn about agriculture, and be provided with tools, tricks, and curriculum which will enable them to bring agriculture into their classrooms. When we help our teachers introduce the next generation to the importance of agriculture, we all will benefit for generations to come.
2021's Ag in the Classroom Conference will be held virtually.
Click here to join our email list for all the details.
2021's Ag in the Classroom Conference will be held virtually.
Click here to join our email list for all the details.
Stacy Hunter, Hueneme Elementary School
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Susan Camarena, Hueneme Elementary School
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Steve Alnwick
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Maria Chambers, Sonshine Preschool
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What a great opportunity for these teachers and their students!
In 2019, your support enabled VCCWA to scholarship these local teachers to Ag In The Classroom: Stacy Hunter and Susan Camarena, teachers at Huemene Elementary School, Steve Alnwick, an Inclusion Teacher who works with disabled students (his wife was able to go too!), Maria Chambers, a teacher at Sonshine Preschool in Ventura.
Thank you for your support and helping make this program possible.
In 2019, your support enabled VCCWA to scholarship these local teachers to Ag In The Classroom: Stacy Hunter and Susan Camarena, teachers at Huemene Elementary School, Steve Alnwick, an Inclusion Teacher who works with disabled students (his wife was able to go too!), Maria Chambers, a teacher at Sonshine Preschool in Ventura.
Thank you for your support and helping make this program possible.
If you would like to specifically support VCCWA's Scholarship Program, we would love to hear from you. Please click here to contact us and share your thoughts on this. Supporting our students and teachers in their agriculture hopes and dreams is a great investment.
