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10 NCSF SCHOLARSHIP College sCholarship eligible recipients are awarded up to $4,000 each for four years ($1,000 per year). Recipients are high school seniors aiming towards a bachelor's degree. Tanner Fessler I am studying: Agribusiness, Horticulture, Crop Sciences Court 593, Woodburn, OR Jonah Schneider I am studying: Mathematics, Actuarial Science Court 9984, Kansas Sierra Schuh I am studying: Public Relations, Marketing, Management Court 306, Polonia, WI Alexis Schultz I am studying: Agronomy: Agriculture Court 626, Sun Prairie, WI Brett Traeger I am studying: Physical Therapy Court 593, Woodburn, OR Macey Wirkus I am studying: Teacher: Elementary School Court 741, Edgar, WI image: Freepik Tips for Going Green In College What if your college is already going green, but you want to take it further? Fortunately, that's entirely possible and will make an even bigger impact. "Make a commitment to consuming less in your daily life," suggests Matthew Derr, President of Sterling College. "You can start with seemingly small actions." These tips for going green on your own will help reduce your carbon footprint – and best of all, making these things happen is relatively easy. USE ONLINE TEXTBOOKS Textbook are huge tomes of information that use up trees at an alarming rate. The good news is that textbooks last for a very long time, so the hard copy can be rented during the semester, or online textbooks can be used with a few clicks. As an added bonus, there is no hauling around that heavy textbook to and from class! REUSABLE BAGS When you carpool or take the shuttle to run errands, don't CONT. ON PAGE 12 The Future is Looking Bright! Not available in all states. NCSF reserves the right to change, suspend, or cancel programs as circumstances warrant.