The 2013 recipient of the Ralph K. Morris Foundation — Elroy Webster Coop Studies Fund scholarship is Tamara Kass from Hudson, Wisconsin. In addition to beginning her career at CHS, Tamara is also continuing...
Past Ralph K. Morris Foundation director and longtime cooperative leader Tom Lyon was recently saluted by Gathering Waters Conservancy of Wisconsin for his dedication to land conservation. Lyon received the 2013 Rod Nilsestuen Award...
The Ralph K. Morris Foundation is now accepting applications for a scholarship from the Elroy Webster Cooperative Studies Fund. This Fund provides a scholarship and honorary award to graduate students or law students interested...
Michelle Schry, Morris Foundation Board member, recently spoke at the CooperationWorks! Conference in Madison, Wisconsin. Michelle addressed the group of emerging cooperators on the topic of: From Theory to Practice: Cooperative Business Development Case...
At the recent Annual Meeting of the Ralph K. Morris Foundation, Bill Berry was appointed to a three-year term on the Board of Directors. Mr. Berry currently works as a self-employed writer, editor and...
The Ralph K. Morris Foundation announced the winner of the Elroy Webster Coop Studies scholarship. The 2012 winner of the $2,500 award is Kathryn Taylor, a law student at the University of Oklahoma. Congratulations...
The Morris Foundation provided a gift of $50,000 to the University of Wisconsin River Falls to honor Rod Nilsestuen on Friday, March 30, 2012. The $50,000 gift will create the Rod Nilsestuen Visiting Scholar...
Joel Nilsestuen, son of Rod Nilsestuen, was appointed to the Ralph K. Morris Foundation Board of Directors at its Annual Meeting held in Rochester, MN on November 14, 2011. Incumbent directors Connie Cihak, Martin...
The Ralph K. Morris Foundation announced the winner of the Elroy Webster Coop Studies scholarship. The 2011 winner of the $2,500 award is Keith Taylor, a doctorate student in the Human and Community Development...
Longtime Wisconsin agriculture, cooperative and conservation leader Rod Nilsestuen’s legacy will live on with a fund established in his name. Nilsestuen died earlier this year in a drowning accident. Read more..
