The John W. Starr, Sr. and Caroline B. Starr Memorial Scholarship in Forest Management Established in memory of John W. and Caroline B. Starr, the scholarships are awarded to junior and senior students enrolled in forest management on the basis of merit and academic record. Selection criteria include academic achievements and personal characteristics which indicate promise of success in the profession of forestry. The Frank Troskey Annual Scholarship in Forestry Established by Philip A. Troskey and his wife Eleizabeth in honor of his fatehr Frank Troskey. Candidates must be full-time students in their sophomore, junior or senior year, be enrolled in the forestry major, and demonstrate acceptable academic achievement, and show promise of an outstanding career in forestry. These assistantships are supported by the income from a fund established by friends and associates of John Vanderford, who was a forestry graduate.
Selection is based on academic achievements and longer term professional interests.
Selection criteria include academic standing, student citizenship, professional promise, and financial need. The Kim Wilkerson Annual Scholarship Established through the generosity of Gary C. Wilkerson in honor of his daughter, Kim Wilkerson. Candidates should be full time students enrolled in the Department of Forest Products with a minimum of 3.0 GPA and demonstrate academic achievement. Upperclass scholarships are open to students enrolled in the College of Forest Resources with a minimum 3.00 MSU grade point average. Renewal of a scholarship is competitive.