DAVIS, Calif., June 30, 2022…The American Society for Enology and Viticulture (ASEV) awarded 25 scholarship recipients $108,000 in monetary assist in order that they’ll pursue scientific analysis and development in enology or viticulture.
“As in previous years, the 2022 purposes have been actually inspiring. The innovation, creativity, and sheer breadth of analysis they signify makes it clear that these future leaders will push our business to new and sudden locations. As a previous recipient, I understand how useful scholarships will be, and I’m blissful to play a small half in supporting these college students,” says Anna Katherine Mansfield, Affiliate Professor at Cornell College and ASEV Scholarship Committee Chair.
One notable recipient, Bernadette Gagnier of Washington State College, Prosser, obtained the ASEV Presidents’ Award for Scholarship in Viticulture, ASEV’s high scholarship. Gagnier was awarded $12,500 for exceeding expectations of the conventional ASEV scholarship program in addition to demonstrating her management capability.
Twenty-four extra college students from america and Canada have been awarded the normal scholarships to assist their educational pursuit in enology or viticulture. The next college students obtained scholarships (images can be found on the web site):
- Jonathan Brumley – Washington State College, Pullman
- Hannah Charnock – Brock College, Canada (ASEV Dennis Martin Scholarship Recipient)
- Pierre Davadant – Washington State College, Prosser
- Geraldine Diverres – Washington State College, Prosser
- Lindsay Garcia – Oregon State College, Corvallis
- Jared Hrycan – College of British Columbia, Canada
- Cassandra Hutcheson – Texas A&M College, School Station
- Angelica de Castro Iobbi – Oregon State College, Corvallis
- Glycine Jiang – Cornell College, New York
- Venkateswara Rao Kadium – North Dakota State College, Fargo
- Mathew Lange – Oregon State College, Corvallis
- Chase Lucas – Oregon State College, Corvallis
- April Mahovlic – College of British Columbia, Canada
- Lauren Marigliano – College of California, Davis (ASEV James Wolpert Scholarship Recipient)
- Alexa McDaniel – Washington State College, Prosser
- Portiaa-Anne McGonigal – College of British Columbia, Canada
- Ramesh Pilli – North Dakota State College, Fargo
- Tajbir Raihan – College of Kentucky, Lexington
- Jeremy Schuster – Oregon State College, Corvallis
- Gabriela Sinclair – College of California, Davis
- Kaylah Vasquez – California State College, Fresno
- Hongrui Wang – Cornell College, New York (ASEV Michael Vail Scholarship Recipient)
- Nicholas Wendrick – College of Florida, Gainesville
- Nikolas Wilson – College of British Columbia, Canada
The ASEV Scholarship Committee contains Chair Anna Katharine Mansfield from Cornell AgriTech in New York; Torey Arvik from Jackson Household Wines in California; Howard Bursen from Sharpe Hill Vineyards in Connecticut; Jeri Hoover from Koppert Organic Techniques in California; Thayne Montague from Texas Tech College, Lubbock; Jennifer Russo from Cornell Lake Erie Analysis Extension Laboratory, New York; Joe Shirley from Trinchero Household Estates; Katelyn Van Winkle from Schramsberg Vineyards in California; and Yun Zhang from Ste. Michelle Wine Estates, Washington.
For extra details about the ASEV scholarship packages, go to asev.org/scholarship-programs. Scholarship purposes are accepted by March 1 yearly.
Based in 1950 by a gaggle of researchers and winemakers, ASEV is devoted to the pursuits of enologists, viticulturists and others within the fields of wine and grape analysis and manufacturing all through the world. For extra data, go to www.asev.org.
