Andrew Jolin (center with Tin Mountain Executive Director Lori Jean Kinsey (left) and Tin Mountain naturalist Nora Dufilho. Jolin was recently named the recipient of the 2017 Tin Mountain Conservation Center Scholarship for students pursuing an education in environmental sciences or a related field. (DONNA DOLAN PHOTO)
Andrew Jolin (center with Tin Mountain Executive Director Lori Jean Kinsey (left) and Tin Mountain naturalist Nora Dufilho. Jolin was recently named the recipient of the 2017 Tin Mountain Conservation Center Scholarship for students pursuing an education in environmental sciences or a related field. (DONNA DOLAN PHOTO)
ALBANY — Tin Mountain Conservation Center recently announced Andrew Jolin as the recipient of the 2017 Tin Mountain Conservation Center College Scholarship.
Jolin was selected out of a pool of a dozen qualified candidates by the 2017 Tin Mountain scholarship committee, including Tin Mountain Executive Director Lori Jean Kinsey; former science teacher and current Tin Mountain Trustee, Johanna Vienneau; and Tin Mountain naturalists Nora Dufilho and Dexter Harding.
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