The Prince William Sound Science Center is pleased to offer Scholarships for our Summer Programs!

TOTE Oceanography Scholarship Fund

The Totem Ocean Trailers Express, Inc. Anchorage Facility has generously created a scholarship fund to assist Anchorage students in attending the Oceanography of Prince William Sound field course. Totem Ocean Trailer Express, Inc. (TOTE) is a privately owned Alaska corporation operating a fleet of (RO/RO) cargo ships to Alaska between the Ports of Anchorage and Tacoma, Washington. Additionally, TOTE provides overland highway and intermodal connections throughout greater Alaska, the Lower 48 States, and Canada.

**Please note that eligibility to receive a scholarship award from this fund is limited to students attending Anchorage schools who are registering for the Oceanography of Prince William Sound course.**

How to apply: Download the scholarship application below or contact Lindsay at the Science Center for the application. Submit all completed applications and necessary materials to Lindsay Butters, PO Box 705, Cordova, AK 99574 or lbutters at pwssc.org. The deadline for applications is two weeks prior to desired session start date.

Carol Treadwell Scholarship Fund

The PWS Science Center is pleased to announce the establishment of the Carol Treadwell Scholarship Fund. Full and partial scholarships are available for the Summer of 2009. Please download the application form below and tell us more about your child's needs and interests.

The Carol Treadwell Scholarship Fund is established through the Carol Treadwell Fund of the Millennium Scholars Program, created to support K-12 science and geography education in Alaska and brain-tumor research worldwide.

Carol Treadwell died in October 2002 after battling a brain tumor for more than two years. Mother to three children, Carol was a very vibrant and curious woman dedicated to her family, friends and the world around her. Among the qualities she believed important to instill in her children are an obligation to serve the world, a thirst for adventure, a sense of humor and the persistence to get good things done.

Carol first visited Prince William Sound shortly after the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill. She and her husband, Mead, were early and longtime supporters of the Prince William Sound Science Center .

The scholarship fund established in her name offers opportunities for students to experience some of the hikes, kayaking and camping that Carol loved, along with engendering the curiosity and adventure that was so much a part of her.

How to apply: Download the scholarship application below or contact Lindsay at the Science Center for the application. Submit all completed applications and necessary materials to Lindsay Butters, PO Box 705, Cordova, AK 99574 or lbutters at pwssc.org. The deadline for applications is two weeks prior to desired session start date.

We hope to hear from you soon- we'd love to share part of our summer with you!