Johnston County, North Carolina
The C. W. Warrick Memorial Scholarship is administered and presented by the Johnston Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors. The late Mr. C. W. Warrick came to Johnston County with the USDA Soil Conservation Service in 1940. His loyalty, interest and dedication as Work Unit Conservationist contributed greatly to the conservation effort in Johnston County and has left real lasting imprints. Mr. Warrick's name became synonymous with the conservation of soil and water resources. Upon his death, his family gave the Board of Supervisors a fund to be used in his name to continue the effort.
Eligibility
Any Johnston County citizen student who has a financial need and who has demonstrated academic success and agricultural leadership through activities in the FFA and 4-H and is recommended to the selection committee by the school counselor, Vocational Agriculture Teacher and/or 4-H Club Leader. The candidate must have plans to continue his or her education in the field of Agriculture, Agriculture Education, Forestry, Wildlife, Natural Resources, Veterinary Medicine or other related field of study.
Purpose
It is the mandated duty and responsibility of the Board of Supervisors of the Johnston Soil and Water Conservation District to promote, encourage and nurture the conservation of all the natural resources within the District. The Board feels the best way to build continuity into its program of conservation is through an effective education program. The District is involved in Education contests for the County which involves fifth through ninth grade students, as well as Envirothon Program which involves middle and high school students. Therefore, we feel it appropriate to use proceeds of this memorial fund to sponsor a scholarship for a deserving high school senior to continue education beyond high school level.
Please contact the Johnston Soil and Water Conservation District for more information 919-934-7156 x3
Hailey is a senior agriculture student at Princeton High School. Hailey grew up on a beef farm working with her dad and has since bought her own cows. Hailey hopes to start her own herd of cattle someday. Hailey's FFA Advisor, Elizabeth Parker says Hailey is passionate about agriculture, the agriculture industry and advocates for all things agriculture. Hailey will be attending University of Mount Olive in the Fall of 2024 to attain a Bachelor of Agricultural Education degree.
Page last updated: May 31, 2024