Dodge County Master Gardener Association Scholarship

The Dodge County Master Gardener Association will award a $1,000 scholarship to a graduating high school senior who is planning a career in some area of horticulture.

The recipient must live in Dodge County and be a graduating from any public high school, parochial high school, or home school.

The student must have applied to a two or four year accredited college or technical school that has a program leading to a degree or certification in a horticulture or related area.  Careers may include, but are not limited to, horticulture, plant science, soil science, agriculture, environmental science, landscaping, forestry, science education.

Application forms are available in the guidance offices of Dodge County and area high schools.  They include Beaver Dam High School, Columbus High School, Dodgeland High School, Hartford High School, Horicon High School, Hustisford High School, Lomira High School, Mayville High School, Oconomowoc High School, Randolph High School, Waterloo High School, Watertown High School, Waupun High School, Lakeside Lutheran High School, and Central Wisconsin Christian School.

Interested individuals can also obtain an application by email from dcwimg@gmail.com.

The deadline for applying for the scholarship is

April 1.

Congratulations to the 2023 recipients! 

L to R: Helen Weisensel, DCMGA Scholarship Committee; Brandon Boyd, Watertown High School; Linda Allen, DCMGA Scholarship Committee; Austin Cramer, Dodgeland High School,  Kay Voelker, DCMGA Scholarship Committee.