Rustica Now Accepting Applications for Academic Scholarship – Yahoo Finance

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Springville, UT, Aug. 01, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) —

Rustica, a Utah-based manufacturer of barn doors, home and office furniture, mantels, and more, is proud to announce its national scholarship contest. In both fall and summer semesters, a $2,500 award will go to a student who shares Rustica’s belief that every effort to reuse manufacturing byproducts, such as sawdust in woodwork, is a worthwhile cause when “building America.”Visit the Rustica website for full application details: 

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scholarship@rustica.com by December 1, 2019 for spring semester of 2020:” data-reactid=”16″ type=”text”>This scholarship is available to all undergraduate students, regardless of area of study. As an ongoing scholarship, it will be awarded twice each year for fall and spring semester. Applicants must submit the following in an email to scholarship@rustica.com by December 1, 2019 for spring semester of 2020:
  • Name of school, area of study, and intended graduation date
  • An essay, video (max. 2 mins), sketch, or any design made on a computer, such as an app concept — included as an attachment

The submitted video or essay must include a response to the following challenge: 

  • Every day, Rustica takes three large dump trailers full of hardwood sawdust to the organic dump fields. What product can be created as a byproduct of this sawdust instead of the dust being hauled away?
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About Rustica
Twelve years ago, the concept for Rustica was sketched on a napkin. Today, our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility is located in Art City, Springville, Utah — and our all-American sliding barn doors are in high demand. When we started our company, we traditionally produced custom mantels, home improvement and home furnishing items, and office furnishings. But barn doors have since proven to be a homegrown favorite. No matter the product, we pride ourselves on using the best possible materials and producing everything here in the USA. Our customers take pride in owning Rustica-built products, and because of them, we can continue to “build America.”

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Rustica website:

https://rustica.com/

About Rustica
Twelve years ago, the concept for Rustica was sketched on a napkin. Today, our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility is located in Art City, Springville, Utah — and our all-American sliding barn doors are in high demand. When we started our company, we traditionally produced custom mantels, home improvement and home furnishing items, and office furnishings. But barn doors have since proven to be a homegrown favorite. No matter the product, we pride ourselves on using the best possible materials and producing everything here in the USA. Our customers take pride in owning Rustica-built products, and because of them, we can continue to “build America.”

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