Established by the family of Ted and Thelma Fosse in their honor. Mr. Fosse, a MSU Ag Education graduate, retired after 42 years of public service to agriculture. Mrs. Fosse provided leadership to the 4-H program and contributed to her husband's endeavors. Preference is given to a Gallatin County high school graduate. Awarded to a student enrolled in agriculture that has graduated from a Gallatin County high school.
Preference is given to an incoming freshman.
This scholarship was originally established in 1987 in memory and honor of Charlie Jarrett. Mr. Jarrett was a county extension agent in Montana and an agricultural and industrial management agent for the Great Northern Railroad in Great Falls and Seattle. She taught in Townsend for two years and then worked with the Extension Service in Hill County until her marriage to Charlie. Established by 1979 soils graduate, Sue MacAllister, to assist Land Resources undergraduates. A belt buckle presented to a senior student who has shown growth and potential for contributions to the field of Range Science.