Fallon wasn t through yet. It s the only scholarship that comes with a year s supply of Flamin Hot Cheetos.
Then Fallon finished by impersonating the supposed head of the cannabis department, Prof. William Nelson, saying, When you graduate, you move your braid to the left.
The Free Press story on the scholarship included this statement on its purpose from a real, non-Willie Nelson professor, Dr. Steven Johnson, dean of the College of Science and the Environment at LSSU.
Johnson said in a news release: By funding this scholarship, Steadfast Labs again demonstrates their commitment to supporting future chemists who will enter the workforce and provide public safety in the cannabis field.
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What s True
LSSU is offering a scholarship in the fall of 2021, for students who want to earn a cannabis chemistry degree, a program that was established in 2019. This scholarship is the first of its kind to be offered in this field. However. What s False
LSSU s cannabis chemistry program is not the first of its kind. Northern Michigan University already offered a similar four-year undergraduate degree program in medicinal plant chemistry, which focuses on marijuana, starting in 2017.
Origin
A Michigan university is offering scholarships for an unusual degree starting in the fall of 2021: cannabis chemistry. In 2019, Lake Superior State University (LSSU) established a chemistry program focused on cannabis study.
With the growing popularity and legalization of marijuana, especially in Michigan, I can t say I m surprised to learn that colleges are now offering programs dedicated to the devil s lettuce, the ganja, the reefer, if you will.
As reported by CBS News, Lake Superior State University originally started the Cannabis Center of Excellence in 2019 to scientifically analyze and determine the safety of cannabis products. They re the first in the nation to do so. And now, they re expanding that program by offering a scholarship.
The annual scholarship is worth $1,200 and there are specific qualifications, if you re interested. Applicants must:
Be pursuing a career in cannabis chemistry
Michigan College Offering Scholarship Towards Cannabis Degree
Back in 2019 Lake Superior State University made history when it became the first school in the country to launch a cannabis chemistry program. Now they’re pulling another first as they launch a cannabis chemistry scholarship, according to WOODTV.
WOODTV says the cannabis chemistry program teaches students at LSSU how to “analyze cannabis-related compounds and contaminants.” And now students in that program have a chance to have some of their schooling covered as they pursue a cannabis chemistry degree. The annual scholarship was established by Steadfast Labs, which is based in Michigan and offers students $1,200 towards their degree.