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Harold Colby/Ray Barton NH Association of Septage Haulers Memorial Scholarship
New Hampshire Association of Septage HaulersEnvironmental Science
Conservation
Environmental Engineering
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Overview
This scholarship is open to any high school student applying to college (2yr or 4yr, college or trade school), any current college student. Applicant must be an immediate family member, defined as spouse, (step) child, (step) grandchild, or parent, of an NHASH member in good standing may apply for the scholarship for any secondary education. OR any immediate family member of an industry-related business or organization which meets the criteria for membership as an NHASH Associate member for any industry related secondary education. OR any member of the general public pursuing a degree in any Environmental Science field.
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