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| Learn more and apply now for the 2012 Scholarships. |
The mission is to identify and develop the next generation of dive leaders and underwater researchers. For more than 35 years, the Our World-Underwater Scholarship Society and Rolex have fostered the development of future leaders of the underwater environment and are now calling out for new applicants to be considered for the 2012 Scholarships. Currently, there are three Rolex Scholarships: North America, Europe, and Australasia. During their scholarship year, three deserving recipients have the opportunity to travel internationally and learn from the world's leading experts in conservation, underwater photography, maritime archaeology, marine engineering and other related fields.
If you or somebody you know are between the ages of 21 and 26, have high academic standing and achieved Rescue Diver or equivalent certification, continue reading to learn how being the next Rolex Scholar can be a life-changing experience. Deadline for 2012 North American and European Scholarships is December 31, 2011. Deadline for 2012 Australasian Scholarship is January 31, 2012. The organization also offers numerous internships and application deadline is January 31, 2012 for 2012 intern opportunities.
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A Day in the Life of Christian Clark - 2011 North American Rolex Scholar
I remember the first time I put on a pair of prescription glasses; all of a sudden the world I thought I knew changed before my eyes. This is the same realization I had a few weeks ago while completing a rebreather certification course on Catalina Island with Jeff Bozanic.
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A Day in the Life of Anthea Ibell - 2011 Australasian Rolex Scholar
The Neptune islands in South Australia have for many years been one of the world's well known Great White hotspots. During my scholarship year, I was lucky enough to join Howard and Michele Hall's trip with The Rodney Fox Shark Expeditions.
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A Day in the Life of Erin McFadden - 2011 European Rolex Scholar
I crossed from the northern tip of Scotland to the Orkney Islands through smooth seas and vibrant blue skies. Somewhat unexpected conditions, but that is Scotland for you: some of the world's most awe-inspiring scenery is revamped when the sun decides to grace us wisth its presence.
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A Scholar's Year in Video - Josh Stewart
The Rolex Scholarships (there are three: North America, Europe and Australasia) are something special in the diving world.
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View Amazing Footage from Emmy Award-winning Rolex Scholar, Adam Ravetch
Accomplished cinematographer and director, Adam Ravetch, shares how his year as a Rolex Scholar was a launching pad for his prolific career making wildlife films. His professional achievements include projects with National Geographic TV, co-directing "Arctic Tale" for Paramount Studios, sequence cinematography for "Earth" from DisneyNature, and many more fascinating assignments.Watch this video to see Ravetch's journey as he films enigmatic creatures such as polar bears, walruses and narwhals, and brings their stories to the big screen. In Adam's own words, the Rolex - OWUSS Scholarship "was definitely a game changer."
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