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Patrick J Reinsma Wisconsin Governor’s Conference on Tourism Memorial Scholarship

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The Southwest Wisconsin Chamber Alliance (SWCA) is pleased to announce the Patrick J. Reinsma Wisconsin Governor's Conference on Tourism Memorial Scholarship. Through generous donations from many of the communities and counties that Patrick served, an individual in the tourism industry who would be unable to attend due to financial restrictions will now have the opportunity to attend the annual Wisconsin tourism conference (WIGCOT). The scholarship will award $550.00 up to four applicants from any one of the 19 counties that were included in Patrick’s region at the time of his passing.

Patrick Reinsma, who passed away unexpectedly in June 2016, served as Regional Tourism Specialist with the Wisconsin Department of Tourism. Patrick was a tremendous asset to the tourism industry, and specifically to the 19 county regions he represented in southwest Wisconsin.

Applicants who wish to apply for the 2022 scholarship need to submit their completed application by February 11, 2022. Applications are available online at www.prairieduchien.org.

The Southwest Wisconsin Chamber Alliance was established in 2012 and was created to provide a regional collaboration between the Southwest Wisconsin Chambers of Commerce. This mission of the SWCA is to showcase Southwest Wisconsin as a regional designation for business, economic development and tourism. SWCA consists of Darlington, Dodgeville, Fennimore, Lancaster, Mineral Point, Platteville and Prairie du Chien. SWCA is proud to have a way to honor Patrick and keep his tourism spirit alive. The SWCA encourages potential donors to consider supporting the Patrick J. Reinsma Wisconsin Governor's Conference on Tourism Memorial Scholarship. For more information about the SWCA or this scholarship please contact Robert Moses at the Prairie du Chien Chamber of Commerce 608-326-8555.

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