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Dr. Pam Foti Natural Resources/Outdoor Recreation Scholarship is sponsored by Arizona Parks and Recreation Fellowship (APRF). Scholarship for individuals studying or working in outdoor recreation or natural resources, to support conference attendance or professional development.
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APRF - Arizona Parks and Recreation Association Arizona Parks and Recreation Fellowship (APRF) APRF is committed to financially supporting parks, recreation, and leisure oriented educational development and scholarships, research, advocacy, and community enrichment. APRF exists for the benefit of the members of the Arizona Parks and Recreation Association and the leisure delivery organizations of Arizona.
Manage and direct a program that distributes college and professional scholarships Provide funding assistance to the APRA Annual Conference Provide funding as possible to support certification programs Provide funding as possible to support parks, recreation and leisure oriented advocacy and research Provide administrative over-site as a pass-through organization, with a maximum 5% charge, when others want to provide funding to enhance the facilities and programs of the members of the Arizona Parks and Recreation Association and their leisure delivery organizations APRF / APRA Scholarship Program The Arizona Parks & Recreation Fellowship and the Arizona Parks and Recreation Association invites you to unlock your potential and invest in your professional development through our scholarship and certification assistance program.
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Ramnes NRPA Professional Development Scholarship Application Dave Bang Associates Professional Scholarship Attend a non-NRPA related conference or educational opportunity ($500 in-state or $750 out-of-state) Dave Bang Associates Non-NRPA Professional Development Scholarship Application Full-Time Student College Scholarships Full-time students enrolled in parks & recreation or other appropriate leisure degree programs ($500) Scholarship College Student Full-Time Working Professionals College Scholarships Full-time working professionals who are enrolled in parks & recreation or other appropriate leisure degree programs ($500) Scholarship College Professiona l Professional Certification Reimbursement Grant Reimbursement grant for professionals to assist with the cost of course or certification test ($150) Professional Certification Scholarship Application NEW: Dr. Pam Foti Natural Resources/Outdoor Recreation Scholarship Application APRF is proud to announce a limited time $1000 scholarship in Dr. Foti’s name, open to individuals studying or serving in outdoor recreation and/or natural resources.
The scholarship can be used towards any upcoming 2027 or 2028 conference. Applications close December 1st, 2026 and the winner will be announced by January 1st, 2027. Please follow the link: Dr Foti Scholarship Application and send completed application to scholarships@aprf.
org . Review dates for all scholarships and certifications: Applications submitted will be reviewed monthly by the APRF Scholarship Committee. Allow at least one (1) month for notification of your application’s status.
The APRF Scholarship Committee encourages applicants to submit their application at least three (3) months in advance of their payment due date for the applicable conference, certification, training program etc. There is limited scholarship funding available and priority will be given to those applicants that have not already received recent funding.
Once the funding threshold has been met, no additional scholarships will be awarded for the year. Michael A.
Ramnes NRPA Professional Development Dave Bang Associates Non-NRPA Professional Development Scholarship College Professiona l Scholarship College Student Professional Certification Dr. Pam Foti Natural Resources/Outdoor Recreation If you have any questions regarding the APRF Scholarship program, contact the Scholarship Committee Chair at scholarships@aprf.
org Robert Carmona, Chairperson Shawn Wagner, Vice Chairperson Liz Langenbach, Treasurer Apache Junction Parks and Recreation Mesa Parks, Recreation and Commercial Facilities (Retired) Apache Junction Parks and Recreation Mesa Parks, Recreation and Commercial Facilities (Retired) Phoenix Parks and Recreation ASU - School of Community Resources & Development Surprise Parks and Recreation (Retired) Phoenix Parks and Recreation (Retired) The Arizona Parks and Recreation Fellowship is a separate entity from the Arizona Parks and Recreation Association.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals studying or serving in outdoor recreation and/or natural resources. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Dr. Pam Foti Natural Resources/Outdoor Recreation Scholarship are due December 1, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Dr. Pam Foti Natural Resources/Outdoor Recreation Scholarship is funded by Arizona Parks and Recreation Fellowship (APRF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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