
April 3rd Application Deadline
Undergraduate college students pursuing agricultural communications careers should apply now for up to $3,000 in scholarships from the Agricultural Communicators Network (ACN, formerly the American Agricultural Editors Association – AAEA).
• ACT involvement, leadership activities, and other campus organizational involvement (30%)
• Academic achievements (20%)
• Career-related experiences (20%)
• Reference recommendations (20%)
• General neatness and completion of application (10%)
The 2023 ACN Scholarship Application Form and 2023 ACN Scholarship Reference Form are available online at www.agcommnetwork.com/scholarships.
Applications are due on or before Monday, April 3, 2023.Contact Courtney Girgis, ACN Future Ag Communicators Committee chair, at cllgirgis@gmail.com with any questions.
Established by Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) in 1993 and adopted by the Ag Communicators Network in 2004, ACN scholarships are awarded to outstanding members of ACT for their achievements in leadership, career-related experiences, academics and service. The top ACN/ACT scholarship given each year is the Dr. James Evans Scholarship. Dr. Evans has had a tremendous impact on the establishment and growth of agricultural communications programs and serves as a mentor for hundreds of former and present students. Anyone who meets and visits with Jim comes away with renewed enthusiasm for the agricultural communications industry and a great appreciation for everything he has done for the profession. The recipient is recognized for “excellence in academics and leadership, and for exemplifying the dedication and commitment of the outstanding individual for whom this award is named.” The vision of National Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow is to be the leading collegiate organization in developing and strengthening agricultural communication students through professional growth opportunities and educational programs. The mission of National ACT is to build relationships among agricultural communication professionals and college students and faculty, to provide professional and academic development for members and to promote agriculture through communications efforts. Learn more at www.nactnow.org.The Ag Communicators Network is the premier professional organization for communicators across the spectrum of agricultural media–from editors, writers and photojournalists to designers and public relations professionals. Learn more at www.agcommnetwork.com.

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