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Apply for the ASEV Presidents’ Award for Scholarship in Enology and Viticulture
March 1 Deadline
Applications will not be accepted after March 1 for the upcoming academic year.

Apply online for the ASEV Presidents’ Award for Scholarship in Enology and Viticulture.

If you are interested in applying for the ASEV Traditional Scholarship program, click here. Applicants that are not selected for the ASEV Presidents’ Award for Scholarship, will be automatically considered for the ASEV Traditional Scholarship.

Read all of the directions below carefully and submit the completed application before the March 1 deadline. You must have a information and documents available at the time you complete the online application. You will not be able to partially complete the application and then go back to finish. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed.

Applications will be considered complete with receipt of the following items by the March 1 deadline. No exceptions will be made.

  1. Student Member dues must be paid in full before the March 1 scholarship application deadline.
  2. Completed ASEV Presidents’ Award Student Questionnaire.
  3. A written statement of intent as it relates to a future career in the wine or grape industry. Identify your interests in the wine or grape industry or in related research. Elaborate on how you became interested in and what efforts you have made to become familiar with the industry and/or research.
  4. If you wish to be considered for the James Wolpert Scholarship Award, include details in your statement of intent regarding your intent to work in the field of viticulture or enology extension. Please limit this statement to one page. Also include a professional CV with the application.
  5. A nomination by an ASEV Professional Member. This nomination must include a brief explanation as to why the applicant is deserving of this award.
  6. Two current letters of recommendation, written specifically for the ASEV Scholarship Committee. The letters of recommendation must be separate from the nomination letter. 
  7. Provide a list of publications as applicable.
  8. Official transcripts of ALL college or university courses you have completed to date. Student access versions are not acceptable.
  9. A list of planned courses for the upcoming academic year, unless you are a graduate student who has completed the required classes for your program.
  10. Your letter of acceptance from the academic institution if you are beginning a new degree program.

Direct inquiries to the ASEV Scholarship Committee, PO Box 1855, Davis CA 95617-1855 or contact us with any questions.