- Proof of Tribal Identification, Certification of Indian Blood, or descendancy, applicable to one of the scholarships (see above), and contact information of certifying Tribal government.
- Two letters of recommendation, one from a leader of their community and one from an individual knowledgeable about traditional plants and/or Tribal knowledges.
- Personal resume (between 300-500 words), prepared by the applicant.
- Proof of High School GPA of at least 2.5 GPA (i.e. diploma and transcript required) and contact information of certifying high school.
- A letter response (between 400-600 words) completing either Section A or B below, as appropriate:
A. For the Colville Reservation Resident Scholarship:
- Why are you interested in conserving native plants and traditional foods in your community?
- What cultural activities have you participated in which utilize Indigenous knowledges and traditional food practices?
- How does your intended area of study have connection to the areas of traditional food and plants conservation, education, or research?
- How do you see yourself being able to utilize your area of study to benefit your community once finished with your academics?
B. For the Washington State Resident Scholarship:
- Why are you interested in conserving native plants and traditional foods in the Pacific Northwest?
- What cultural activities have you participated in which utilize Indigenous knowledges and traditional food practices?
- How does your intended area of study have connection to the areas of traditional food and plants conservation, education, or research?
- How do you see yourself being able to utilize your area of study to benefit your community once finished?
