GPN and Prospiant Intern of the Year Scholarship

Application Due Date: November 1, 2024

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GPN and Prospiant seek nominations for Intern of the Year

Every fall for the past 25 years, GPN and Prospiant have been recognizing outstanding college students with the GPN/Prospiant Intern of the Year Scholarship.

And now we would like to find number 26!

Are you an undergraduate student who participated in a floriculture/horticulture internship in 2024? If so, please apply for this year’s scholarship!

2025 GPN/Prospiant Intern of the Year

Here is a reminder of what the GPN/Prospiant Intern of the Year will receive:

  • A check for $3,000
  • An article featuring them in the January 2024 issue of GPN
  • Travel and hotel expenses to Cultivate’25 in Columbus, Ohio, in July, with a full Cultivate’25 registration (compliments of AmericanHort).

Student requirements

To be considered for the 2025 scholarship, the student must meet these requirements:

  • Must be enrolled in a four-year accredited university during 2023-2024 and 2024-2025;
  • Must be working on an undergraduate degree in horticulture/floriculture; and
  • Have completed a greenhouse-related internship in 2024.

To apply for the 2024 GPN/Prospiant Intern of the Year Scholarship the student needs to fill out the application form linked in this posting.

The deadline to apply is Nov. 1.

Any questions can be directed to Debbie Eisele, editorial director.

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