Student Information
Meet over 1600 environmental professionals and learn more about what it takes to be a part of this exciting and dynamic career opportunity in Hazardous Material & Waste Management.
Are You a Student in California?
Are you enrolled in Environmental or science related coursework in a California college or university, OR have you recently graduated?
This is your opportunity to meet over 1,600 environmental professionals and learn more about what it takes to be a part of this exciting and dynamic career opportunity in Hazardous Materials & Waste Management.
Students can attend our Annual In-Person Conference through a FREE Student Conference Scholarship. This includes ALL sessions (over 175) and the opportunity to meet with hundreds of professionals, presenters and exhibitors.
First-Time Only
The Student Scholarship Application is open for first-time conference attendance only.
Best Day to Attend
Wednesday is "student scholarship focused" with mentor breakfast, debrief meeting at 4:45pm, and drawing for 4 x $250 scholarships (must be present to win).
The CUPA Cup
Participate in contests like The CUPA CUP to enhance your learning and networking experience at the conference.
How to Apply
After signing up for a New User Account, you may complete your FREE ONLINE Student Conference Scholarship Application to attend the conference at no cost.
Download the Invitation
Read the FREE STUDENT ATTENDANCE INVITATION (Form CCSD-1)
Submit Your Application
Complete the Scholarship Application and upload proof of full-time enrollment (Student ID or class schedule)
Student Scholarship Videos
Introduction to Student Scholarships
Bill Lent introduces the California CUPA Forum Student Scholarship program
Hazmat & Waste Management Careers
Learn about career opportunities in Hazardous Material and Waste Management
Student Interview: AJ
Bill Lent interviews scholarship recipient AJ
Student Interview: Monica Banning
Bill Lent interviews scholarship recipient Monica Banning
Student Interview: Carly Melert
Bill Lent interviews scholarship recipient Carly Melert