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Who We’ve Helped

Field Camp Scholar

In its inaugural year, the AAPG Foundation Field Camp Scholarship Program received 133 scholarship applications. Of those, 30 undergraduate students attending U.S. universities and colleges were awarded $3,000 each to attend field camp in 2025. Funding for this scholarship program is made possible by the L. Austin Weeks Undergraduate Fund.

Nathan Deese Auburn University
Jenna Guyer California State University (Fullerton)
Brandon Martin California State University (Sacramento)
Johanna Wood Cedarville University
Lydia Howard Eastern Illinois University
Rahmatoulaye Diop Fort Hays State University
Hannah Sulas Fort Lewis College
Elizabeth “Libby” Ashby Michigan State University
Kyla Mooneyham Middle Tennessee State University
Grace Sandidge Middle Tennessee State University
Konrad Moss Montana State University
Saul Woodworth Montana State University
Rylee Hunter Oklahoma State University
Lauren Johnson Purdue University
Christina Sowinski Purdue University
Riley Kortenbusch South Dakota Mines
Abigail Manderano SUNY (Binghamton)
Dillon Melendez SUNY (New Paltz)
Anna Heikes Trinity University
Dallas Brooks University of Alaska (Anchorage)
Nalini Grover University of Georgia
Alexandra “Grace” Lang University of Georgia
Sadie Richter University of Iowa
Mason Davenport University of Maine
Sophia “Eleven” Williams University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill)
Aubrey Weed University of Oklahoma
Paola Salas Rivera University of Texas (El Paso)
Raul Valencia University of Texas (El Paso)
Kaiden Sykes Youngstown State University

We Need Your Help!

Your generosity helps us award field camp scholarships to deserving undergraduate geoscience students. Consider helping tomorrow’s geoscience leaders with a donation to the L. Austin Weeks Undergraduate Grant program.

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