Henry Max Galbraith / East Wenatchee Grange No. 1012 SCHOLARSHIP

Henry M (Max) Galbraith was a fruit rancher in East Wenatchee and a long time member of East Wenatchee Grange. He served as Master of the East Wenatchee Grange for several years and also served in many positions within the East Wenatchee Grange and the Douglas County Pomona Grange. This scholarship was specifically provided for in his will to support a student from Douglas County who plans to study either agriculture or allied health at Wenatchee Valley College. The ideal student exhibits a balanced combination of character, academic achievement, community involvement, college motivation and financial need.

Application Opens: January 1st
Application Due Date: March 1st

Eligibility:
  1. Douglas County resident
  2. Enrolled in an ag or ag-related field of study (broadly interpreted to include agribusiness, veterinary science, etc.) at Wenatchee Valley College OR enrolled in the Allied Health program at Wenatchee Valley College
  3. May be a high school senior entering Wenatchee Valley College OR a first or second year student at Wenatchee Valley College
  4. Exhibit a balanced combination of character, academic achievement, community involvement, college motivation and financial need
  5. Renewal is possible for recipients to use at WVC or any other college or university in Washington State; must reapply and compete with new applicants
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