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2025 CAST Science Communication Scholarship

Closes November 7


Overview

The Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST) proudly announces the CAST Science Communication Scholarship, a new annual award recognizing excellence in communicating agricultural science.


Each year, CAST awards one student with a $1,000 scholarship for their outstanding ability to translate complex agricultural topics into messages that are clear, accurate, creative, and impactful.


This award reflects CAST’s mission to advance science-based communication and to support the next generation of leaders shaping the future of food, agriculture, and the environment.


Award Details

  • Scholarship Amount: $1,000

  • Eligibility: The CAST Science Communication Scholarship is open to undergraduate and graduate students who are either CAST Student Members or enrolled at a CAST member university during the 2025 academic year. Applicants who are not yet members may apply for membership at the time of submission.

  • Judging: Applications will be reviewed by representatives from CAST’s Animal, Plant, and Food Work Groups, ensuring a multidisciplinary and science-driven evaluation.

  • Application Deadline: November 7, 2025

  • Award Ceremony: Presented at the Borlaug CAST Communication Award (BCCA) Ceremony in Washington, D.C. on December 2, 2025.

  • Travel Support: U.S.-based recipients will receive travel sponsorship to attend in person. International recipients will participate virtually.


Learn more and apply here.

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