The Edwards Co-operative Education Program
Awards Nomination Form
Through the generous support from the business community, the Edwards Co-operative Education Program
is able to recognize the outstanding contributions of several Business Co-op students.
Canadian Western Bank Student Achievement Award: Two @$3000
Awarded to a Co-op student who has contributed above and beyond the scope of work and/or embracing
the co-op spirit. Selection criteria may include, but is not limited to:
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Performance Evaluations
Contributions to the employer - beyond scope of work
Contributions to the university or larger community either through work or school
Contributions to the Co-operative Education Program
PrimeWest Mortgage Investment Corporation Award: One @$2000
Awarded to a Co-op student who has made outstanding contributions in the work place and to the Co-op
program. Selection criteria may include, but is not limited to:
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Performance Evaluations
Contributions to the employer – excelling at the Co-op placement
Contributions to the overall co-op experience from admittance to work placement completion
Contributions to the Co-operative Education Program
Edwards School of Business Student Achievement Award: Two @$2000
Awarded to a Co-op student who has made a significant contribution in their Co-operative education work
placement.
Selection criteria may include, but is not limited to:
 Contributions to the employer – excelling at the role
 Performance Evaluations
NOMINATION FORM Due: August 22, 2014
If you are interested in nominating your current Co-op student, please answer, in full detail (use a separate sheet if
necessary) the questions listed below. Informative responses assist the committee. Forward your nomination to
Edwards Career Services via email to coop@edwards.usask.ca or by fax at (306) 966-5408
Student Name:
Student’s Major:
Organization:
Your industry:
1. Please indicate how the student has excelled at the work placement
2. Indicate, if applicable, how the student has performed above and beyond your expectations (may refer to growth
and development through performance evaluations, etc.)
3. Describe the overall impact of having this student work with your organization
4. Describe, if any, contributions to your organization beyond the scope of work - i.e. United Way, Social committee
Describe, if any, contributions to their community-at-large - any charitable or volunteer work you are aware of that
the student is actively involved outside of the work placement?
5. Additional information on the student for their nomination.