The Niagara Frontier
Conference (NFC) of the Central Atlantic States Association is a
professional organization
whose members are made up of federal, state and local government
regulated industries. Our objectives are to foster
uniformity of enforcement of laws affecting foods, drugs, cosmetics
and medical devices, encourage and promote
cooperative enforcement programs with federal and local agencies and
create improved communication between
consumers, enforcers and industry groups.
This year NFC is offering a scholarship in the amount of $500 to a
deserving student meeting the qualifications
stated below. As an organization with members from both Canada and
the United States, this offer is made to
individual from both countries.
To be eligible for the NFC-CASA scholarship, the following
guidelines shall be met:
1) He/she is a full-time student with a 3.0 or better average.
2) The student has a major in the science field (a broad
interpretation will be accepted)
or is a first year college attendee without a declared major.
3) He/she has demonstrated an interest in a specific course of study
through projects
and/or research activities.
We ask that each application contain:
-- a paragraph written by the candidate explaining why they should
receive the award and outlining the above
qualifications
-- a paragraph detailing candidate’s goals
-- their major along with grade point average
-- advisor’s name and telephone number
-- relationship (if any) to a current CASA member along with
member’s name in NFC
The last item will be used as a tie breaker when making selection.
Responses should be postmarked by June 1, 2007. Please send them to:
William Dodge, NFC Scholarship
Monitor
c/o Food Inspection Services
535 Washington St., Suite 203
Buffalo, NY 14203
The award will be made at our
summer 2007 meeting. If there are any questions, please call William
Dodge at
(716)847-3185. Thank you for your cooperation.
