Westerville, OH — The National Ground Water Research and Educational Foundation has awarded a total of $7,000 to five students from its Len Assante Scholarship Fund, Foundation President Loyd Watson announced.
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Jean Luc Hebert of Abbeville, Louisiana: $1,000. Hebert attends the University of Louisiana at Lafayette to study petroleum geology.

“There is no issue more important today than the availability and protection of water resources in America and throughout the world,” Watson said. “With these scholarships, we want to encourage today’s best and brightest students to pursue careers in the ground water professions. They can be part of the solution to the world’s need for fresh water.”

Scholarships are granted to full-time undergraduate students only.

Previous scholarship recipients are ineligible.

Scholarships are granted to full-time undergraduate students only.
The applicant must be entering a field of study that serves, supports, or promotes the ground water industry.

The scholarship is available to high school graduates and students in college (four-year programs and well drilling two-year associate degree programs).

A 2.5 GPA is mandatory for high school or college students.

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