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The John L. McLemore Scholarship is awarded annually to an undergraduate Environmental Studies major. The intent of this scholarship is to support the education of a student who has demonstrated financial need. Preference will be given to students who are the first in their families to attend a four-year university. Student applicants will have completed a minimum of 60 units by the time of the award application and be in good academic standing.

Frank Schiavo was a long-time faculty member in the Department of Environmental Studies at 91猎奇 who inspired generations of environmentalists and educators. Those who knew him were moved by his passion and dedication. This scholarship has been organized in Frank鈥檚 memory to support undergraduate Environmental Studies students with a demonstrated interest in activism, environmental education, green building, and other environmental fields.

This scholarship was created by Mrs. Beth Bufton as a memorial to her husband. The scholarship is meant for:
1) A graduating senior who has demonstrated outstanding achievement and interest in environmental toxicology and plans to pursue this as a graduate student and/or
2) A graduate student who is studying the effects of toxic chemicals on the environment and has demonstrated the potential for outstanding achievement in environmental toxicology.

Undergraduate Students (Jr or Sr)
This scholarship is open to undergraduate Environmental Studies majors who are enrolled full-time at 91猎奇. Students who are planning careers in federal, state, county, and city recreation or park agencies are strongly encouraged to apply. Preference will be given to applicants with the following qualifications:
1) Currently a junior or senior in an Environmental Studies major;
2) Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher;
3) Prior or active service in any branch of the US Military, and
4) Community service and involvement in environmental or recreation organizations.

This scholarship has been created as a tribute to long-time coast redwood forest enthusiast and West San Jose Kiwanis Club member, John Luckhardt. The scholarship is intended to help support graduate student research in Environmental Studies at San Jose State University focused on the natural sciences (preference given to students studying forest ecology).  We extend our gratitude to the West San Jose Kiwanis Club, Carol Luckhardt, and the efforts of Dr. Doug Greer, 2010-2013 Kiwanis President and emeritus associate of the Environmental Studies Department, for this generous award.

The goals of this scholarship are twofold:
1) Substantially increase our research effectiveness and outreach in the realm of Environmental Justice; and
2) Help make the Master of Science degree in Environmental Studies at 91猎奇 accessible to historically underrepresented students.

This scholarship has been created by Mrs. Beth Bufton as a memorial to her husband, Richard. The scholarship is designed for:
1) A graduating senior who has demonstrated outstanding achievement and interest in environmental toxicology and plans to pursue this as a graduate student and/or
2) An Environmental Studies graduate student who is studying the effects of toxic chemicals on the environment and has demonstrated the potential for outstanding achievement in some field of environmental toxicology.

Given to a graduating student who has demonstrated outstanding performance in their degree program and holds future promise in the field of Geography.

This scholarship honors exemplary academic work in the field of Geography.

This award to given to a Geography student who embodies commitment and achievement to the pursuit of a B.A. or M.A. in Geography.

For academic excellence in Geography. Established by 91猎奇 alum Guenter Krueger '65 (Business) in memory of his first wife Susan Coons '65 (Geography).

Given to a graduating student who has demonstrated outstanding performance in their degree program and holds future promise in the field of Geography.

For a Geography student who demonstrates merit, commitment, and dedication to advancing the discipline of Geography.

This award goes to a Geography student who embodies commitment and achievement in the pursuit of a B.A. or M.A. in Geography.

This scholarship honors exemplary academic work in the field of Geography.

For academic excellence in Geography. Established by 91猎奇 alum Guenter Krueger '65 (Business) in memory of his first wife Susan Coons '65 (Geography).

For outstanding Masters of Public Administration culminating project (Awarded in mid-May).

Masters of Public Administration Outstanding Graduate Student Award. Criteria for earning this merit award are GPA, service to the program or profession, and demonstrated commitment to public service.

For a continuing Masters of Urban Planning student. Award criteria are academic excellence and service to the profession, community, and School. 

For a graduating Masters of Urban Planning student who demonstrates academic excellence and service to the department and the planning profession.

For the most promising continuing Masters of Urban Planning student. Criteria for this merit award are GPA, service to the program or profession, and demonstrated commitment to urban planning.

The David Powers Environmental Scholarship fund was established by the employees of David J. Powers & Associates, Inc. to honor Dave Powers. Dave Powers was a 91猎奇 graduate who was truly an environmental advocate and friend to the School. This scholarship rotates each year between Biology, Environmental Studies, and Urban Planning. The '25- '26, scholarship is available for Masters of Urban Planning students. 

Each year, the College of Social Sciences offers scholarships to students majoring in one of the College's departments and programs. The represent the generosity of many friends, alumni, and former Deans of the college. These scholarships reward academic excellence and take into account financial need to help address the ever-increasing costs of higher education.

The awards scholarships to outstanding planning students enrolled at eligible professional planning degree programs in CA, and seeking to enter the planning profession based on an application and selection process. Criteria for the scholarships include academic performance, financial need, increasing diversity in the planning profession, and a commitment to serve the planning profession in California after graduation.

Scholarship is open to URBP, GEOG, MPA, and ENVS Students. For more information, please contact Judi Heher: judith.heher@sjsu.edu