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The following documents must be submitted by January 20, 2023 to complete your application for the NGEMC Chairman's Memorial Scholarship. Please be sure to also complete the online application by this date.

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NGEMC generates an emailed transcript request to the applicant's high school counselor. Students, please follow up with your counselor to ensure the transcript is submitted. Counselors may contact our Community Outreach Team with any questions. 

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College acceptance letter or other evidence to confirm admission to a college or technical school. If you are not yet accepted, this information will be required at the time the scholarship is awarded.

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Scholarships and Washington Youth Tour

  • NGEMC Chairman’s Memorial Scholarship
  • GEMC State-Wide Walter Harrison Scholarship
  • Washington Youth Tour

The 2023 application deadline has now passed. 

  • Submit supporting documents.

The NGEMC Chairman’s Memorial Scholarship is offered to high school seniors who live with an NGEMC member. The $2,500 scholarship is awarded to one senior in each of the seven counties served by NGEMC. These counties are Catoosa, Chattooga, Floyd, Gordon, Murray, Walker, and Whitfield.* 

This scholarship is given in memory of Board Chairmen Howard Baker and Gerald Lowery. Baker represented Chattooga County on the NGEMC Board of Directors and was instrumental in bringing electricity to rural Northwest Georgia. Lowery represented Catoosa County and served as Board Chairman during a time of rapid technological growth. Under his leadership, NGEMC made many advancements in innovation and reliability.

Both Baker and Lowery left a legacy of commitment to community and excellence reflected in each recipient of the NGEMC Chairman’s Memorial Scholarship.

*Children of NGEMC employees are not eligible for the NGEMC Chairman’s Memorial Scholarship.

The 2023 application deadline has now passed. 

  • Submit supporting documents.

The Walter Harrison Scholarship is offered through NGEMC in partnership with Georgia Electric Membership Corporation (GEMC). The application will be available on this website in the fall.  

The scholarship is available to high school seniors who have been accepted to an accredited Georgia college, university or technical school or any undergraduate student currently enrolled in an aforementioned school. This scholarship was created in 1985 to honor the late Walter Harrison, a pioneer in bringing electricity to rural Georgia.

The Walter Harrison Scholarship Fund is financed through donations from Georgia’s EMCs and other associated organizations.

Harrison was instrumental in beginning Planters EMC in his hometown of Millen and helped to begin the EMCs’ statewide service organization, GEMC, where he served in various capacities from 1941 to 1975. Harrison also served on the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association’s board for 31 years including two years as president of the organization.

 

Washington Youth Tour: a former delegate shares her experience from North Georgia EMC on Vimeo.

High school juniors and seniors who reside on NGEMC lines may apply to attend Washington Youth Tour (WYT), an all-expenses-paid trip each June to our nation's capital. Applications will be available on this website in the fall. 

WYT is a leadership trip sponsored by North Georgia EMC and other electric cooperatives across the nation. It is designed to teach students about U.S. history, the role of democracy, the importance of community and public service and the need for civic leadership.​The students will join cooperative delegates from across the country in Washington, D.C., where they will meet congressional leaders, learn about the history of our nation and electric cooperatives, and build leadership skills.

A selection committee will review the applications and invite finalists to participate in interviews. Delegates are chosen through an application process based on scholastic achievement, community and school involvement, and interpersonal and interview skills.

Chosen delegates will travel to Washington D.C. with other WYT delegates from Georgia. Georgia’s delegation includes about 100 students selected by electric cooperatives from across the state. In Washington, the students will join about 1,500 other WYT delegates from all over the nation. 

Virtual Powertown and Career Presentations

A virtual power town presentation

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Students and teachers in the North Georgia EMC service area can take a trip to PowerTown, an electrical safety demonstration that can be shown to area school groups, churches, civic groups and community organizations.

In many ways PowerTown is like your town. Cars travel the roadways; people work in their yards; children fly kites. Everything runs smoothly. However, life can get dangerous when the residents of PowerTown are careless around electricity. 

Using a variety of different scenarios, the presenter teaches children about the path of electricity and how to stay out of that path. Audiences will also hear important tips about energy efficiency. 

To set up a PowerTown demonstration, follow the link below or call your nearest NGEMC office and ask for Energy Services.

Calhoun City- Calhoun City Schools

Catoosa County - Catoosa County Public Schools

Chattooga County- Chattooga County School District

Chickamauga City - Chickamauga City Schools

Dalton City- Dalton Public Schools

Floyd County - Floyd County Schools

Gordon County - Gordon County Schools

Murray County - Murray County Schools

Trion City - Trion City Schools

Walker County - Walker County Schools

Whitfield County- Whitfield County Schools

Request an NGEMC School Visit

Fill out the below form to request a Powertown or career presentation by NGEMC for your classroom. 

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Energy Right Solutions for Youth

EnergyRight® Solutions for Youth (ERSY) is an energy education program for schools and community youth service organizations. Developed in partnership with the Tennessee Valley Authority, ERSY aligns with state learning standards and teaches children in third through fifth grade about the environment and how to use energy wisely. Teachers, parents and leaders of youth programs can use the program, which includes a complete handbook of lesson plans with experiments, games and interactive activities. Simply click the links below to download materials and lesson plans.

Notebook Cover and Introductory Materials

ERSY Notebook Introduction and Table of Contents

Lesson Plans: Three Sets

Lesson Plan Set 1: Energy Fundamentals -- Cover and Contents

LP 1.1: Forces in Motion 

LP 1.2: Newton's First Law of Motion 

LP 1.3: Newton's Second Law of Motion

LP 1.4: Newton's Third Law of Motion

LP 1.5 Work Energy Relationships

LP 1.6 Simple and Compound Machines

Lesson Plan Set 2: Forms of Energy -- Cover and Contents

LP 2.1: Introduction to Forms of Energy

LP 2.2: Law of Conservation of Energy

LP 2.3: Mechanical Energy

LP 2.4: Chemical Energy

LP 2.5: Light and Solar Energy

LP 2.6: Nature of Light

LP 2.7: Heat Energy

LP 2.8: Electrical Energy

LP 2.9: Renewable and Nonrenewable Energy

Lesson Plan Set 3: Energy Use and Delivery -- Cover and Contents

LP 3.1: Introduction to Electricity

LP 3.2: Electrical Circuits

LP 3.3: Electromagnets

LP 3.4: Energy Delivery

LP 3.5: Energy Efficiency

LP 3.6: Energy at Home

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