Wisconsin Agri-Business Association Award
The Wisconsin Agri-Business Association (WABA) Scholarship provides financial assistance for a student with an interest in soil fertility or pest management. Each year a student is chosen based on scholastic ability, financial need and contributions to the University. More information about WABA is available at www.wiagribusiness.org.
Soulja Gamble Soil and Waste Resources Soil Science and Land Management Madison, Wisconsin
Abby Leis Soil and Waste Resources Soil Science and Land Management Westby, Wisconsin
Wisconsin Conservation Warden Association - Harold Hettrick Memorial Scholarship
Born in 1927 in La Crosse, Wisconsin, Harold was a conservation warden stationed in Friendship and Appleton from 1950-57. He was promoted to chief training officer for the warden service in 1957. In 1967, he became the assistant chief warden, serving until his retirement in 1982. In retirement, he volunteered his time to many organizations and served as a Wisconsin Outdoor Educator at the Sesquicentennial in Washington, DC. He encouraged and counseled wardens, was a great promoter of the warden force, and communicated his love of the outdoors, hunting, and fishing to all. Harold passed away on February 1, 2004. Kyle Shaw Conservation Law Enforcement Adams, Wisconsin
Wisconsin Conservation Warden Association - Andrew A. Krakow Memorial Scholarship
Andy Krakow was a Wisconsin Conservation Warden who was killed in the line of duty on June 5, 1990 as he assisted the Marquette County Sheriff’s Department on a domestic disturbance call. Andy graduated from UW-Stevens Point in 1971 with a major in Forestry. Friends and relatives of the Krakow family donated the funds to be used for a scholarship in Andy’s memory. Carson Moore Conservation Law Enforcement Schaumburg, Illinois
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