EEF High School Graduate Scholarship Grant

The EEF High School Graduate Scholarship, offered by the Environmental Education Foundation, supports students from the Geneva Lake area pursuing environmentally-focused college degrees. Applicants must demonstrate a passion for conservation, have a solid high school record, and plan to attend an accredited four-year college. Financial need is considered alongside the fulfillment of other criteria. This scholarship encourages students to continue seeking additional funding for their education.

Note: When you apply for the Reynolds Scholarship you also automatically apply for the EEF HS Scholarship.
The Mission of the Environmental Education Foundation is to award educational scholarships and grants to area students and schools for environmental-centered studies and to promote environmental awareness to all ages of the Geneva Lake area.
The scholarship was established to support the college education of students who are pursing a career goal related to the conservation or protection of the environment.​ Financial need will be considered if all other criteria are met.
EEF Scholars are encouraged to apply for additional funding during their college career by applying for the undergraduate scholarship.

Eligibility

The scholarship was established to benefit students from the Geneva Lake area.
You may apply if...
you attend Badger, Big Foot, Williams Bay, or Faith Christian High Schoolsyou live in the Badger, Big Foot, or Williams Bay School Districts (even if you have chosen to go to another school or home-school​)you are planning to attend an accredited four-year college or universityyour planned college program is in an environmentally-related field This could include programs such as environmental engineering, biological, ecological, or agricultural sciences applied to the environment - such as the control of pollution or invasive species, conservation programs or environmental education - but not - for example - biology, with the intention of going into the medical field.you can demonstrate a passion for conservation or environmentally-related projects or researchyour high school record that indicates that you can succeed at the college levelyou have the ability to use critical thinking skills and information to explore issues and effectively communicate ideas.