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AMHA and Stephens to Offer Educational Scholarship



SHELBURNE, VT-The American Morgan Horse Association is pleased to partner with Stephens College, located in Columbia, Missouri, to offer an educational scholarship to a deserving incoming first-year female student beginning in 2011.

By design, this alliance enables AMHA to directly influence the industry's young equine professionals. For Stephens College, attracting dedicated and passionate students through the gateway of the professional world is a winning combination. Each scholarship recipient will receive a $5,000 equestrian leadership scholarship that can be reapplied for each year.

Prospective applicants will submit an equestrian application to AMHA in addition to applying for admissions to Stephens. Upon acceptance to the college, the Stephens College Equestrian Studies faculty will evaluate each applicant and choose the best fit for the program.

Potential candidates should possess the following:

• Passion for all things horse

• Academically oriented student interested in all phases of personal growth and development

• Community minded, interested and willing to be engaged in service activities

• Solid work ethic

• Desire to explore a profession in the equine industry

• AMHA Youth Member

• Breed and discipline involvement (showing, youth clubs, youth council; anything that shows involvement specifically within the Morgan community)

• Financial need

In addition, applicants also need to submit at least one reference letter from a person in the Morgan community.

Contact Christina Koliander at (802) 985-4944 ext. 402 or chris@morganhorse.com to obtain a Stephens College scholarship application.

Applications are due to AMHA by January 10, 2011. Please email them to AMHA Executive Director, Julie Broadway, at execdir@morganhorse.com.  

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