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GCA Scholarships

August 26, 2026

The Garden Club of America offers 30 merit-based scholarships and fellowships in over a dozen areas related to conservation, ecology, horticulture, and pollinator research.

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WAITLIST AND HOLD FILE FAQ

If seats are full for a class you need, GET ON THE WAITLIST. More seats will continue to be released as the semester goes on. Other students on campus will also be adjusting their schedules; as soon as they drop a class you're waitlisted for, you get "bumped up" a spot. Q: What is a HOLD FILE? A: HOLDFILES are a “Waitlist for Waitlists.” Holdfiles "protect" classes for incoming students. To be sure new students have something left to choose from, the University does not "release" at the same time all the seats it has available in popular classes. Usually, students placed high on Waitlists get the classes they want, provided the "ratio" of seats available to waitlist is good. In other words, a HIST 200 class with 150 students and #15 on the HOLDFILE is a better bet than an Art Studio class of 25 that has 37 on the HOLDFILE. Students will be moving their schedules around. As soon as they drop a class, the next person on the Waitlist gets in ...

Dept. of Justice ENRD-EES Internships Spring 2024

Overview of Section: The Environmental Enforcement Section is one of the largest litigating Sections in the Department and includes nearly one‐third of the Division's lawyers. The Section is responsible for bringing civil judicial actions under most federal laws enacted to protect public health and the environment from the adverse effects of pollution, such as the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, Safe Drinking Water Act, Oil Pollution Act, RCRA and the Superfund law (CERCLA). The breadth of the Section's practice is extensive and challenging. It includes cases of national scope, such as cases against multiple members of an identified industry, to obtain broad compliance with the environmental laws. Through its enforcement of the Superfund law, the Section seeks to compel responsible parties either to clean up hazardous waste sites or to reimburse the United States for the cost of cleanup, thereby ensuring that they, and not the public, bear the burden of paying for cleanup. The ...

Join the 2025 Climate Justice Fellows Program – Apply Today

We are thrilled to announce the launch of the 2025 Climate Justice Fellows Program from the Center for Engagement Environmental Justice and Health (CEEJH, Inc.). This program offers a unique opportunity for individuals passionate about environmental and climate justice to expand their knowledge and skills, empowering them to lead change in their communities. Program Overview: Fellows will join a cohort of up to fifteen motivated individuals, meeting both virtually and in person for 4-10 hours each week over the course of 21 weeks. The program is designed as a self-paced journey through a multi-step process. The first 11 weeks will consist of lectures and workshops, while the remaining 10 weeks will be dedicated to collaborative project work with CEEJH, Inc. staff. Upon completion of the program, fellows receive $2500 for their participation ( must attend at least 80% of the program ). Participants will engage in a range of m...

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