{"id":2548,"date":"2012-07-25T19:31:00","date_gmt":"2012-07-25T19:31:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/afe.epicenter1.com\/news\/seventeen-students-receive-2012-afe-scholarships"},"modified":"2024-03-18T21:44:19","modified_gmt":"2024-03-18T21:44:19","slug":"seventeen-students-receive-2012-afe-scholarships","status":"publish","type":"news","link":"https:\/\/endowment.org\/es\/news\/seventeen-students-receive-2012-afe-scholarships","title":{"rendered":"Diecisiete estudiantes reciben becas AFE 2012"},"content":{"rendered":"<img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/endowment.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/imported-files\/SarahLeachSmith.jpg\" alt=\"Diecisiete estudiantes reciben becas AFE 2012\" class=\"\" width=\"1080\" height=\"675\"> <p class=\"wp-block-paragraph\"><\/p><a href=\"https:\/\/endowment.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/03\/SarahLeachSmith.jpg\"><img fetchpriority=\"high\" decoding=\"async\" aria-describedby=\"caption-attachment-3654\" class=\"size-medium wp-image-3654\" alt=\"Sarah Leach Smith - 2012 AFE Scholarship\" src=\"https:\/\/endowment.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/imported-files\/SarahLeachSmith-300x200.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"200\" srcset=\"https:\/\/endowment.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/03\/SarahLeachSmith-300x200.jpg 300w, https:\/\/endowment.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/03\/SarahLeachSmith-768x512.jpg 768w, https:\/\/endowment.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/03\/SarahLeachSmith-250x167.jpg 250w, https:\/\/endowment.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/03\/SarahLeachSmith.jpg 960w\" sizes=\"(max-width: 300px) 100vw, 300px\"><\/a><p id=\"caption-attachment-3654\" class=\"wp-caption-text\"><strong>Sarah Leach<\/strong><br><strong>Universidad Estatal de Carolina del Norte<\/strong><br>Beca Conmemorativa Harold Bettinger<br>&amp; Fran Johnson Scholarship<\/p><br>Seventeen horticulture students have been awarded 2012 AFE <strong><a title=\"Becas AFE\" href=\"https:\/\/endowment.org\/es\/becas\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">becas<\/a><\/strong>, totaling more than $26,000.<br>\u201cIt is always rewarding to see how many amazing young people there are who love the floriculture industry, and we are very pleased to be able to help them continue along this career path,\u201d said AFE\u2019s Scholarship Chairperson PJ Ellison, of Ellison\u2019s Greenhouses in Brenham, Texas.<br>AFE scholarships are administered annually, and applications are due by May 1st each year.<br><strong>Beca de Ball Horticultural Company<br>Recipient: Heidi Wollaeger, Michigan State University<\/strong><br>Wollaeger, a second-year Master\u2019s student at Michigan State University, hopes to work in the floriculture industry as a grower or manager at a large greenhouse operation where she can test new products, conduct research or grow large-scale floriculture crops. \u201cI plan to contribute to the floriculture industry by bringing my wide variety of skills\u2026in order to innovate new products, and increase the efficiency and profitability of floriculture production. Above all, my passion for floriculture will be exuded in whichever career path I pursue,\u201d says Wollaeger.<br><em>La beca de Ball Horticultural Company est\u00e1 destinada a estudiantes de tercer o cuarto a\u00f1o que persiguen carreras en floricultura comercial. Ball Horticultural Company es una corporaci\u00f3n internacional de mejoramiento, producci\u00f3n y distribuci\u00f3n involucrada en casi todas las facetas de la floricultura. Incluye: Ball y PanAmerican Seed, Ball FloraPlant, ColorLink, Ball Superior (Canad\u00e1) y Vegmo Plant, adem\u00e1s de 11 empresas conjuntas en todo el mundo.<\/em><br><strong>Harold Bettinger Memorial Scholarship &amp; Fran Johnson Scholarship<br>Recipient: Sarah Leach, North Carolina State University<\/strong><br>Leach, a senior at North Carolina State University hopes to share her love of horticulture with the public by working at a botanical garden. \u201cI am interested in creating beautiful ornamental gardens for public display. I am especially interested in perennials and more cold-hardy annuals,\u201d says Leach.<br><em>La beca Bettinger est\u00e1 destinada a estudiantes de horticultura, desde el segundo a\u00f1o hasta el nivel de posgrado, que tengan una especializaci\u00f3n principal o secundaria en negocios y\/o marketing con la intenci\u00f3n de aplicar su educaci\u00f3n a una carrera empresarial relacionada con la horticultura. Harold Bettinger fue socio de Bettinger Farms en Swanton, Ohio. A mediados de los a\u00f1os 50, fue uno de los primeros productores progresistas en convertir su producci\u00f3n de plantas de alm\u00e1cigo de charolas de madera a charolas de pl\u00e1stico. Actualmente, Bettinger Farms cultiva hortalizas en invernadero y en campo abierto.<\/em><br><em>Fran Johnson disfrut\u00f3 de una larga y productiva carrera en John Henry Co., una empresa de impresi\u00f3n hort\u00edcola en Lansing, M\u00edchigan. Fran tambi\u00e9n hizo muchas contribuciones significativas y pr\u00e1cticas de tiempo y talento a trav\u00e9s de la asociaci\u00f3n comercial BPI para promover la industria de los invernaderos. La Beca Fran Johnson se otorga a estudiantes que regresan a la escuela despu\u00e9s de una ausencia de 3 a 5 a\u00f1os, que tienen inter\u00e9s en cultivos de temporada y\/o florales.<\/em><br><strong>Beca de Manejo Integrado de Plagas (IPM) y Pr\u00e1cticas Sustentables de BioWorks<br>Recipient: Stacey Haack, University of California, Davis<\/strong><br>Haack, a senior at the University of California \u2013 Davis, hopes to work in an applied research setting within the floriculture industry. \u201cMy personal goal through this career choice is to aid in the development of ornamental and flower cultivars that make home gardening more accessible and successful even for those without a \u2018green thumb,\u201d says Haack.<br><em>La beca BioWorks IPM\/Sustainable Practices est\u00e1 destinada a estudiantes que siguen una carrera en floricultura. Aunque no es obligatorio, es muy deseable que el estudiante est\u00e9 interesado en promover el uso del Manejo Integrado de Plagas (\u201cMIP\u201d) o pr\u00e1cticas sostenibles, y se dar\u00e1 preferencia en esta \u00e1rea. Los estudiantes ser\u00e1n seleccionados sobre la base de un s\u00f3lido rendimiento acad\u00e9mico y un promedio de calificaciones de 3.0 o superior.<\/em><br><strong>Beca en memoria de James Bridenbaugh<br>Recipient: Ryanna Zoellner, University of Georgia<\/strong><br>Zoellner, a sophomore at the University of Georgia, hopes to serve in a management position at a horticulture or landscape company, or start her own wholesale production or retail florist shop. \u201cI have been growing tropical indoor plants and garden plants since the sixth grade \u2026 I would like to join a horticultural firm, work my way though the ranks \u2026 and start my own business,\u201d says Zoellner.<br><em>The Bridenbaugh Memorial Scholarship is for sophomore, junior, or senior students who are pursuing a career in floral design and marketing of fresh flowers and plants. Jim Bridenbaugh was a specialist in fresh flowers and plants, designing and commentating at design shows and seminars. His floral industry knowledge, comedic story-telling and audience rapport made him a favorite. Jim served as OFA president from 1989 to 1991.<\/em><br><strong>Beca Memorial John Carew<br>Recipient: Jared Barnes, North Carolina State University <\/strong><br>Barnes, a PhD candidate at North Carolina State University, hopes to be a college professor of horticulture to share his knowledge and passion and educate others about plants. \u201cHorticulture has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. The love for plants was instilled in me \u2026 at a very early age \u2026 and since my youth, gardening has been an integral part of my life, and my passion for plants has continued to grow,\u201d says Barnes.<br><em>The Carew Scholarship is open to graduate students in horticulture, with an interest in greenhouse crops. John Carew, former head of the Department of Horticulture at Michigan State University, dedicated his career to encouraging and guiding young horticulturists. He was instrumental in establishing BPI in 1969.<\/em><br><strong>Beca Conmemorativa Earl Dedman<br>Recipient: Tim Staudahar, University of Minnesota, Crookston<\/strong><br>Staudahar, a junior at the University of Minnesota \u2013 Crookston, hopes to fulfill his career goal of becoming a manager at a nursery or wholesale grower operation. \u201cNearly all my life I have had a strong passion for growing and cultivating plants. For many years I have worked at a plant nursery and I have thoroughly enjoyed the process of cultivating and selling plants,\u201d says Staudahar.<br><em>La beca Earl Dedman se otorga a estudiantes interesados en convertirse en productores de invernadero, que son del noroeste de Estados Unidos y tienen estatus de estudiante de segundo, tercer o \u00faltimo a\u00f1o. Earl Dedman fue propietario y operador de Mountainview Greenhouses en Woodinville, Washington, y expresidente de BPFI. Earl consideraba que la educaci\u00f3n y el trabajo duro eran las claves del \u00e9xito en la vida.<\/em><br><strong>Beca de la Asociaci\u00f3n de Cultivadores de Flores de Long Island<br>Recipient: Justin Kondrat, Cornell University <\/strong><br>Kondrat, a junior at Cornell University, hopes to work in a public garden setting where he can educate the public on various horticulture topics. \u201cWith a passion to educate the public, I hope to broaden the minds of many through educational and scientific methods of horticulture,\u201d says Kondrat.<br><em>The LIFGA Scholarship was established in 2010. LIFGA members represent growers and retailers promoting research, education, and sales of ornamentals in the local market. The LIFGA scholarship is intended for students in the Long Island\/New York area studying ornamental horticulture at a community college or a four-year institution.<\/em><br><strong>Markham-Colgrave International Scholarship<br>Recipient: Brooke Gasteyer, University of Wisconsin \u2013 River Falls<\/strong><br>Gasteyer, a senior at the University of Wisconsin \u2013 River Falls, hopes to pursue her dream of working in a greenhouse growing a variety of bedding plants, perennials and ornamentals. \u201cI have enjoyed growing flower and vegetable gardens since I was a child. My passion for plants continued to grow and I soon realized that I would like to major in horticulture. I participated in the Eco Tourism Study Tour in Costa Rica\u2026and had the opportunity to study plants that I have never previously experienced,\u201d says Gasteyer.<br><em>Ed Markham fue un horticultor internacional. Comenz\u00f3 su carrera en el \u00e1mbito de las ventas de productos hort\u00edcolas tras graduarse en el Departamento de Horticultura de la Universidad de Cornell en 1942. El inter\u00e9s de Ed por ofrecer becas para estudiar marketing a trav\u00e9s de viajes internacionales surgi\u00f3 a ra\u00edz de su primer viaje al extranjero a principios de la d\u00e9cada de 1960. La Beca Internacional Ed Markham est\u00e1 destinada a funcionar en colaboraci\u00f3n con la Fundaci\u00f3n David Colegrave de Londres, Inglaterra. Cada a\u00f1o habr\u00e1 un intercambio de estudiantes entre Estados Unidos y Europa, alternando entre ambos pa\u00edses. Se conceder\u00e1n becas por un importe de $3.500. Los estudiantes estadounidenses deber\u00e1n solicitar esta beca en los a\u00f1os pares (2010, 2012, 2014, etc.).<\/em><br><strong>Beca de la Asociaci\u00f3n Nacional de Fabricantes de Invernaderos (NGMA)<br>Recipient: Amanda Wilkins, North Carolina State University <\/strong><br>Wilkins, a senior at North Carolina State University, hopes to use her experience to work towards a career in sustainable development at a public garden. \u201cI am interested in the effect of perennial border and intercropping herbs on pest management for vegetable production and orchid conservation,\u201d says Wilkins.<br><em>The NGMA Scholarship targets students majoring in horticulture and bioengineering or the equivalent, and are at least a junior at an accredited four-year college maintaining a 3.0 GPA. NGMA is a professional trade organization for the manufacturers and suppliers of greenhouses and greenhouse components built to codes designed for a grower\u2019s needs.<\/em><br><strong>Beca Mike y Flo Novovesky<br>Recipient: Andrew Koeser, University of Illinois <\/strong><br>Koeser, a father of two, and a PhD student at the University of Illinois, hopes to become a professor of horticulture at a university and focus on issues of sustainable horticulture production \u201cI plan to continue generating and disseminating scientific knowledge in horticulture as a researcher and educator,\u201d says Koeser.<br><em>The Novovesky Scholarship fund aims to help young married students who are working to put themselves through college and have a GPA of 2.5 or higher. Depending on the availability of married applicants, the scholarship may also go to an undergraduate working his or her way through school with financial need and family obligations. The keys are strong interest in horticulture and financial need. Mike and Flo Novovesky have enjoyed over 30 years of active participation in the floriculture industry. The Novovesky\u2019s know first hand the hardships a young couple must overcome when balancing a career and family.<\/em><br><strong>Beca Memorial James K. Rathmell Jr.<br>Recipient: Christopher Curry, Purdue University <\/strong><br>Curry, a senior at Purdue University, hopes to continue working in research and education and will be pursuing this goal through collaboration at the University of Queensland, Australia. \u201cMy career goals are to combine education, outreach, and research to ensure the continued success and further the advancement of floriculture for consumers, industry and science,\u201d says Curry.<br><em>The Rathmell Scholarship is awarded to junior or senior level undergraduates or graduate students who have a specific plan for horticulture work\/study outside of the United States. Jim Rathmell was a horticulture extension specialist at Penn State University who promoted communication and cooperation with horticulturists in other countries. A widely published author, he worked with commercial growers to implement many outstanding educational programs.<\/em><br><strong>Beca de Compa\u00f1\u00edas de Semillas<br>Recipient: Kyle Vandenlangenberg, North Carolina State University <\/strong><br>Vandenlangenberg, a PhD candidate at North Carolina State University, hopes to work in the seed industry, with a focus on small horticultural crops or novel ornamentals. \u201cI have made it a career goal \u2026 to work for a seed company that will allow me \u2026 to breed for unique traits. One of my primary ideas involves breeding vegetables for the front-yard garden,\u201d says Vandenlangenberg.<br><em>The Seed Companies Scholarship requires students to have a career goal within the seed industry and be junior or senior level undergraduates or graduate students. Seed Companies \u2013 Ball, Pan-American, Goldsmith and Novartis, are leaders in the seed production and breeding industry, providing new, improved varieties. These seed companies co-operatively sponsor this scholarship.<\/em><br><strong>Beca John L. Tomasovic Sr.<br>Recipient: Elizabeth Brooks, University of Georgia<\/strong><br>Brooks, a senior at the University of Georgia, hopes to become a grower or manager for a business that markets flower and plants for garden use. \u201cMy classes at UGA have allowed me to see some of the most beautiful gardens in Georgia, as well as the work that goes into growing those plants. I would like to help a company provide the best quality plants at the most reasonable price,\u201d says Brooks.<br><em>The Tomasovic Scholarship offers special consideration for sophomore, junior, or senior undergraduate students with financial need and a grade point average between 3.0 and 3.5. John L. Tomasovic, Sr., past president of BPFI, is owner of his family business, Tomasovic Greenhouses &amp; Nursery, Inc., in St. Louis, Missouri (formerly John L. Tomasovic, Sr., Inc.) which includes greenhouses from 1904 St. Louis World\u2019s Fair. They produce bedding plants, fall mums, ground covers, poinsettias, Easter lilies, and sell nursery stock and dry sales of bulbs. The business began with his father in 1931.<\/em><br><strong>Beca Memorial Ed Tuinier<br>Recipient: Kathleen Van Driessche, Michigan State University<br>Recipient: Kyle Tuiner, Michigan State University <\/strong><br>Van Driessche, a junior at Michigan State University, hopes to grow annuals and seasonal plants such as poinsettias. \u201cMy goal after I graduate is to find a job \u2026 at a medium to large production greenhouse where I can become the head grower,\u201d says Van Driessche.<br>Tuinier, a senior at Michigan State University, hopes to expand upon his existing skills working in a greenhouse. \u201cIn the future I would like to know how to fully run a greenhouse yearlong so I can make a full time career of greenhouse operation,\u201d says Tuiner.<br><em>La beca Tuinier se otorga a estudiantes universitarios de segundo, tercer o \u00faltimo a\u00f1o matriculados en el programa de floricultura de la Universidad Estatal de M\u00edchigan. Ed Tuinier, propietario de Post Gardens, amaba el negocio de los invernaderos y convirti\u00f3 su empresa en una de las 50 principales compa\u00f1\u00edas de EE. UU., inspirando a sus hijos, todos los cuales trabajan en una de las dos sedes de Post Gardens. Graduado de la Universidad Estatal de M\u00edchigan, Ed fue un importante benefactor del programa de horticultura y de los jardines de demostraci\u00f3n de la MSU.<\/em><br><strong>Beca de Mercadotecnia Jacob &amp; Rita Van Namen<br>Recipient: Andrew Scruggs, North Carolina State University <\/strong><br>Scruggs, a junior at North Carolina State University, hopes to start his own horticulture production business and own his own greenhouse facility to produce vegetable plants, bedding flowers, and hanging baskets. \u201cDuring high school I had my own greenhouse business, where I grew a variety of vegetable plants and bedding plants \u2026 I would like to restart and expand this business,\u201d says Scruggs.<br><em>La beca de mercadotecnia Jacob &amp; Rita Van Namen, establecida en enero de 1997, requiere que los estudiantes tengan un inter\u00e9s profesional en el mercadotecnia agroindustrial y la distribuci\u00f3n de productos florales, y que cursen el segundo, tercer o cuarto a\u00f1o de la universidad. Jacob Van Namen es un verdadero emprendedor que construy\u00f3 un negocio multimillonario en la floricultura mayorista. Este premio tiene como objetivo desarrollar personas conocedoras y creativas para mejorar la industria de la floricultura.<\/em><br><strong>Bud Ohlman Memorial Scholarship &amp; Vocational (Bettinger, Holden &amp; Perry) Scholarship<br>Recipient: Joshua Henry, The Ohio State University<\/strong><br>Henry, a sophomore at The Ohio State University, hopes to own and operate his own greenhouse business where he plans to grow a variety of plants for wholesale and retail. \u201cI\u2019ve been interested in horticulture from a very young age, and as I have gained experience, my interest has grown stronger. I would like to begin a career working as a grower and eventually have my own greenhouses,\u201d says Henry.<br><em>The Bud Ohlman Scholarship requires students have a career goal of becoming a bedding plant grower for an established business and have junior or senior status. Bud Ohlman was a hands-on grower in his family business, expanding the truck gardening operation to include greenhouses, bedding plant and flowering annuals production. During the off-season he coached expansion projects, even into his 70\u2019s. Bud\u2019s work ethic was second to none, inspired by his God, his family, and his industry.<\/em><br><em>The Vocational (Bettinger, Holden &amp; Perry) Scholarship requires students to be in a 1 or 2 year program with the intent to become a grower or greenhouse manager. The Vocational Scholarship is awarded in honor of: Leonard Bettinger \u2013 a successful greenhouse grower in the Bettinger Farms family business in Toledo, Ohio, and was president of the BPI trade association from 1974-1976; John Holden \u2013 who had a long, helpful career at Ball Seed Co. and was active in the BPI trade association since its inception, attending the very first \u201cpre-BPI\u201d conference in 1968; and Jim Perry \u2013 a respected wholesale nurseryman who grew Perry\u2019s Plants of La Puente, California into one of the largest bedding plat operations in the U.S and was president of BPI from 1972-1974.<\/em><p><\/p>","protected":false},"template":"","news-categories":[31,29,49,44],"class_list":["post-2548","news","type-news","status-publish","hentry","news-categories-latest-news","news-categories-news","news-categories-scholarship","news-categories-student"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"<!-- This site is optimized with the Yoast SEO plugin v28.4 - https:\/\/yoast.com\/product\/yoast-seo-wordpress\/ -->\n<title>Seventeen Students Receive 2012 AFE Scholarships<\/title>\n<meta name=\"description\" content=\"Seventeen students have been awarded 2012 AFE scholarships, totaling more than $26,000. 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