Name:
Aboriginal Health Careers Student Bursary Program
Value:
Varies (to a maximum of $2500/year for undergraduate students and
$3500/year for graduate students).
Number:
Tenure:
Criteria:
Enrolled full time in a health related program at any recognized postsecondary institution in BC.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Students of aboriginal ancestry (status, non-status, Metis and Inuit).
Residence in BC for 6 months or more at the time of application.
Level of assistance will be determined by financial need.
Registered full time student in a health related program at any
recognized post-secondary institution in BC.
Deadline:
October 29 (after graduation)
Procedure:
Obtain an application form from the website. Complete the application and
include:
1. The name of a contact person where you can also be reached.
2. Evidence of Aboriginal ancestry (e.g. registry number and name of
band or association; photocopy of status or Metis card; recognition
from Aboriginal organization; or family tree in self-written
background letter.
3. Proof of registration in a post-secondary health related program (must
be original documentation).
4. A self-written letter on family background, ancestral background,
education and employment history, and career or academic goal.
5. Copies of birth or baptismal certificates for each person being claimed
as a dependant.
Contact: Sue Arnault, Financial Aid Advisor
Address:
Aboriginal Health Careers Graduate/Undergraduate Bursary Program
Bursary Review Committee
285 East 5th Ave.
Vancouver, BC
V5T 1H2
Telephone: (604) 873-3761 Local 325
Fax: (604) 873-9152
E-mail: sarnault@necvancouver.org
Website:
www.necvancouver.org
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Name:
ASSOCIATION OF B.C. DRAMA EDUCATORS SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
Association of B.C. Drama Educators (ABCDE)
Value:
$1000
Number:
2
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution to pursue a career in theatre.
Criteria:
1. Successful completion of secondary drama/theatre courses. Drama Teacher
must be a member of ABCDE for scholarship candidate to qualify.
2. Participation in school and/or community drama, film, or television work.
3. Contribution to the school and community through service, leadership and
assistance.
Deadline:
May 31
Procedure:
Obtain application from Drama Teacher, School Scholarship representative or
print a copy from the website
(www.bctf.ca/psas/ABCDE/introscholarship.htm). Include with the completed
application:
Deadline Notes:
Applications postmarked after
the deadline will NOT be
accepted.
1. Letters from three referees attesting to your suitability for this award, one of
which must be from your drama teacher who is sponsoring you.
2. Your most up-to-date résumé.
3. Video tape (in VHS format) including an introduction of yourself,
monologue, scene-work, or excerpt of previous performances and/or excerpts
which demonstrate any technical or production elements such as directing or
pictures of design materials. (NOTE: Maximum length - 10 minutes.)
4. Original scripts (if applicable).
PLEASE NOTE THAT SUBMITTED MATERIALS WILL NOT BE
RETURNED.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Association of B.C. Drama Educators
c/o Larry Bauer
#407 1500 Pendrell Street
Vancouver, BC
V6G 3A5
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Larry Bauer
Telephone:
(604) 736-7307
Fax:
(604) 736-9754
Toll Free:
E-mail:
lbauer13@hotmail.com
Website:
www.bctf.ca/psas/ABCDE
Application
Form:
The application form for the Association of B.C. Drama Educators
Scholarships can be printed from the website
(www.bctf.ca/psas/ABCDE/introscholarship.htm).
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Name:
ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS AND
GEOSCIENTISTS OF B.C. ENGINEERING TRANSFER ENTRANCE
SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of B.C. (APEGBC).
Value:
$1000
Number:
Several
Tenure:
Entering a college/university college engineering transfer program.
Criteria:
1. B.C. high school graduate with a C average or better in Mathematics 12,
Physics 12, Chemistry 12 and English 12.
2. Applications are evaluated on the basis of academic standing,
extracurricular activities, financial need and student statement.
Deadline:
June 18
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from the APEGBC website
(www.apeg.bc.ca/students/scholarships/2004 University Transfer Scholarship
App.pdf).
2. Submit the completed, signed application form with letters of reference to
APEGBC. Attention: Engineering Transfer Entrance Scholarships.
3. Arrange for a certified copy of your final transcripts to be sent to APEGBC.
If your transcript is not received by August 13, your application may not be
considered.
4. If you are among the final qualifiers you will be advised by the third week
of August, at which time you will be asked to submit changes of address and
phone numbers, and a listing of other scholarships received. Final selection
will be completed in September.
Contact:
Shelley Lebar
Address:
APEGBC Foundation Scholarships
200 - 4010 Regent Street
Burnaby, BC
V5C 6N2
Telephone:
(604) 412-4860
E-mail:
slebar@apeg.bc.ca
Fax:
(604) 430-8085
Toll 1-888-430Free: 8035
Website: www.apeg.bc.ca
Engineering Transfer Entrance
Scholarships
University Entrance Scholarships
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Name:
AUCC ADMINISTERED - IMPERIAL TOBACCO CANADA LIMITED
SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR DISABLED STUDENTS
Donor:
Imperial Tobacco Canada Limited Scholarship Fund
Value:
$5000
Number:
10 (maximum)
Tenure:
Any Canadian degree-granting institution or community college where the
applicant is following a degree program under the college-university transfer
system.
Renewable:
May be renewed upon re-application.
Criteria:
1. A disability is a functional limitation resulting from a physical, sensory, or
mental impairment, which, for an indefinite period, affects the ability of the
student to perform the activities necessary to participate fully in postsecondary learning.
2. Canadian citizen or permanent resident for at least two years.
3. Successful completion of admission requirements to post-secondary
institution.
4. Holders of an undergraduate degree are not eligible to apply.
Deadline:
June 1
Procedure:
For more information, contact awards@aucc.ca.
Address:
Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada
350 Albert Street, Suite 600
Ottawa, ON
K1R 1B1
Telephone:
(613) 563-1236
Fax:
awards@aucc.ca
Website: www.aucc.ca/programs/scholarships/alpha
betical_e.html
E-mail:
(613) 563-9745
Application
Form:
Selection:
Notes:
The Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC) administers
a number of Canadian and international scholarships, exchange programs,
work placements and research opportunities. See the Scholarships page of the
Programs and Services section of the AUCC website
(www.aucc.ca/programs/scholarships/alphabetical_e.html).
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Name:
AUCC ADMINISTERED - MATTINSON ENDOWMENT FUND
SCHOLARSHIP FOR DISABLED STUDENTS
Donor:
Mattinson Endowment Scholarship Fund
Value:
$2500
Number:
Varies depending on funds available.
Tenure:
Any Canadian degree-granting institution or community college where the
applicant is following a degree program under the college-university transfer
system.
Renewable:
May be renewed upon re-application.
Criteria:
1. A disability is a functional limitation resulting from a physical, sensory, or
mental impairment, which, for an indefinite period, affects the ability of the
student to perform the activities necessary to participate fully in postsecondary learning.
2. Canadian citizen or permanent resident for at least two years.
3. Successful completion of admission requirements to post-secondary
institution.
4. Holders of an undergraduate degree are not eligible to apply.
Deadline:
June 1
Procedure:
For more information, contact awards@aucc.ca.
Address:
Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada
350 Albert Street, Suite 600
Ottawa, ON
K1R 1B1
Telephone:
(613) 563-1236
Fax:
(613) 563-9745
Toll Free:
E-mail:
awards@aucc.ca
Website:
www.aucc.ca/programs/scholarships/alphabetical_e.html
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Name:
AUCC ADMINISTERED - SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED BY
ORGANIZATIONS FOR EMPLOYEES' DEPENDANTS
Donor:
Various Organizations
Value:
Varies
Number:
Varies
Tenure:
Any recognized full-time diploma or degree course at a Canadian university or
college which is a member of AUCC. Some awards are tenable at U.S. postsecondary institutions.
Renewable
Varies
Criteria:
1. These scholarships are restricted to the dependants of employees of various
organizations and companies. Refer to the list at the AUCC website of
organizations and companies involved in this program.
2. Scholarships are awarded mainly on the basis of academic excellence, with
some eligibility criteria.
3. Candidates must be prepared to enter university or college in the year of
competition.
Deadline:
Varies - Each scholarship program has its own deadline date. Deadline
Notes:
Procedure:
The companies involved advertise their programs widely amongst their
employees. Students are encouraged to check with their parents' employers
regarding scholarship programs that might be available. For information on a
specific organization's scholarship program, contact awards@aucc.ca.
Address:
Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada
350 Albert Street, Suite 600
Ottawa, ON
K1R 1B1
Telephone:
(613) 563-1236
Fax:
(613) 563-9745
E-mail:
Notes:
awards@aucc.ca
Website: www.aucc.ca/programs/scholarships/alpha
betical_e.html
The Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC) administers
a number of Canadian and international scholarships, exchange programs,
work placements and research opportunities. See the Scholarships page of the
Programs and Services section of the AUCC website
(www.aucc.ca/programs/scholarships/alphabetical_e.html).
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Name:
Ballard Petroleum Bursary
Value:
$500
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution
Criteria:
1. must be a member of a local 4H club who has achieved in the two
previous years
2. must be proceeding to post-secondary education or training
3. will be awarded on the basis of 4H involvement, athletic achievement
and demonstrated need
4. must be used within two years of graduation
Deadline:
May 1
Procedure:
Obtain an application from the local 4H council listed at the address below.
Contact Marian Davies
Address:
4H District Council
2810 Renfrew Rd.
RR #1 Shawnigan Lake, BC
V0R 2W0
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Name:
B.C. AMATEUR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
B.C. Amateur Hockey Association
Value:
$500 - $1000
Number:
6 (5 scholarships in the amount of $500 each; 1 scholarship in the amount of
$1000 awarded to the top ranked applicant overall.)
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. Graduating Grade 12 student or player who has already graduated.
2. Currently registered member of B.C.A.H.A. or former member playing in the
Western Hockey League.
3. Sportsmanship.
4. Hockey ability and performance or quality of contribution.
5. School and community participation.
Deadline:
April 1
Procedure:
1. Obtain B.C.A.H.A Scholarship application form, available at the website
(www.bcaha.org/docs/Scholarship Awards Application Form 2003-12-30.pdf),
OR write a personal letter of application outlining hockey and community
contributions. Include name, address and phone number with letter.
2. Name of association, league, team or category.
3. Letters of reference from:
a) hockey coach or referee-in-chief.
b) league or association president.
4. Transcript with letter from school principal.
5. Scholarships will be made available to the successful applicants after proof has
been received that they are attending a post-secondary institution of their choice.
Address:
B.C. Amateur Hockey Association
6671 Oldfield Rd.
Saanichton, BC
V8M 2A1
Telephone:
652-2978
Fax:
E-mail:
info@bcaha.org
Website: www.bcaha.org
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652-4536
Name:
BC And Yukon Community Newspapers Association (BCYCNA) And BC
Press Council Scholarships
Value:
$5000, $3000 and $1500
Number:
3
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution
Criteria:
1.Graduating high school students planning on attending a post-secondary
institution.
2. Selection is on the basis of an essay submitted.
Deadline:
April 30
Procedure:
1. Write a 500-word essay answering the question: “how could your
community newspaper be more relevant to young people?”
2. Submit essay with contact information to the local member newspaper
office. Check website
(www.bccommunitynews.com/files/mmeber_papers.html) for name and
location of your local member newspaper.
Address:
Contact local member newspaper.
Telephone: (604) 669-9222
Toll Free: 1-866-669-9222
E-mail: info@bccommunitynews.com
Website: www.bccommunitynews.com/files/scholarships.html
Selection:
Local member newspapers choose a local finalist. The local newspaper then
sends the essay of their local finalist to the BCYCNA where the three
provincial winners will be chosen.
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Name:
BC And Yukon Community Newspapers Association (BCYCNA) Member
Scholarships
Value:
$1000 and $1500
Number:
2
Tenure:
Entering full-time studies at a recognized college or university within one
year of receiving the award.
Criteria:
1. Applicant must be an employee or the child of an employee of a BCYCNA
member newspaper.
2. Applicants must be entering full-time first-year studies at a recognized
college or university within one year of receiving this award.
Deadline:
April 15
Procedure:
Your application must include the following:
1. A completed and signed application form. The application form can be
printed from the website (www.bccommunitynews.com/members/2004-EmplScholarship-Form.pdf).
2. Official transcript of high school academic records, showing grades
achieved in grade 11 (full year) and grade 12 (term to date).
3. A letter outlining your career aims and objectives. Discuss your
participation in activities that demonstrate your leadership abilities and
community interests.
4. A 300-500-word essay answering the question, “How could community
newspapers be more relevant to young people?”
5. Two reference letters from school principal, counselors or employers.
Address:
BCYCNA Employee Scholarships
#122 – 1020 Mainland St.
Vancouver, BC
V6B 2T4
Telephone: (604) 669-9222
Fax: (604) 684-4713
Toll Free: 1-866-669-9222
E-mail: info@bccommunitynews.com
Website: www.bccommunitynews.com/members/scholarships.html
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Name:
BC Arts Council Scholarship Awards Program
Donor:
Province Of British Columbia
Value:
Up to $2000 Junior Awards for full-time winter studies, for programs up to
and including the second year of a university or community college program.
Up to $3500 Senior awards, for students who have completed their second
year and are entering into third, fourth or higher years of a university or
college program.
Number:
Tenure:
Awards are paid to recognized post-secondary schools on behalf of the
student. The applicant should check with the BC Arts Council to confirm that
the institution he/she wishes to attend is recognized by the Council.
Renewable
Scholarship support in any given year cannot be regarded as a guarantee of
similar support for the following year. Each year’s application is considered
on it’s own merits.
Criteria:
1. Canadian Citizen or permanent resident of Canada whose permanent
residence is in BC.
2. Recognized disciplines are theatre (acting, directing, technical and design,
musical theatre), dance (performance, choreography), music (performance,
composition), visual arts and crafts, film and video, creative writing, arts
administration, and museological and conservation studies.
Deadline:
May 31
Deadline Notes:
Faxed, incomplete or late applications will not be adjudicated. Applications must be
postmarked, hand
delivered or submitted via the electronic application system by 4:30pm the deadline date.
Procedure:
1. Obtain Scholarship Awards Information Pamphlet and Application Form
from the BC Arts Council. Applications are available upon request in March
each year. To access an electronic application form or download a printable
version of the electronic application form, go to the website
(www.bcapplications.mcaws.gov.bc.ca). You will be prompted for a user ID
and password, which can be obtained by contacting the BC Arts Council at
(250) 356-1718.
2. The following must be submitted with the application: a portfolio of
recently completed work (see specific requirements for each discipline) and
calendar or syllabus outlining course of study (if study institution is outside of
BC). Required as soon as available: three “Artistic Appraisal/Confidential
Report on Candidate” forms which must be completed and forwarded directly
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to BC Arts Council by the referees; letter of acceptance from the institution
the applicant proposes to attend; transcripts of final spring grades when they
are available.
3. The Scholarship Awards Program is highly competitive. Applicants should
be aware that samples of work submitted in the application portfolio are the
most significant factor in determining awards.
Attention:
Tracy Black
Address:
Mailing Address:
BC Arts Council
Box 9819, Stn Prov Govt
Victoria, BC
V8W 9W3
Street Address:
BC Arts Council
800 Johnson Street, 5th Floor
Victoria, BC
V8W 1N3
Telephone:
(250) 356-1718
Fax:
bcartscouncil@gems2.gov.bc.ca
Website: www.bcartscouncil.ca/prog
rams/program.php?active_p
age=785&p=1
E-mail:
(250) 387-4099
Application
Form:
To access an electronic application form or download a printable version of
the electronic application form for the BC Arts Council Scholarships Awards
Program, go to the website (www.bcapplications.mcaws.gov.bc.ca). You will
be prompted for a user ID and password which can be obtained by contacting
the BC Arts Council at (250) 356-1718.
Selection:
Scholarship Advisory Committee – BC Arts Council
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Name:
B.C. ASSOCIATION OF HEALTH-CARE AUXILIARIES (BCAHA)
SCHOLARSHIP/BURSARY
Donor:
B.C. Association of Health-Care Auxiliaries (BCAHA)
Value:
$1000
Number:
1
Tenure:
First year studies in a human health-related field at an accredited Canadian
post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. B.C. resident.
2. Volunteer service to an accredited health-related facility (minimum 40
hours, but in the past all short listed candidates exceeded 100 hours over some
years). Note that Career Prep DOES NOT count as volunteer hours.
3. Intend to enroll in a human health-related field at an accredited Canadian
post-secondary institution.
4. A grade point average of 3.0 or higher.
5. Need for financial assistance.
Deadline:
March 31
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from School Scholarship Representative,
Superintendent's Office, area Health-Care Auxiliary or print the form in PDF
format or Word format. (PDF format requires Acrobat Reader. To print or
save the Word file, click on the application form, then choose Print or Save
As.)
Deadline Notes:
2. With completed application form include:
a) a letter of reference from the supervisor of your volunteer service, including
number of hours in a health care field. (Note: Career Prep DOES NOT count
as volunteer hours.)
b) a letter of reference from your school counsellor or principal.
c) a certified statement of marks for Grades 11 and 12 showing proof of GPA
or 3.0 or higher.
d) a letter in your own handwriting indicating what field of health care you
plan to enter and the reasons for that choice. Include information on
paid/unpaid work experience, the need for financial assistance, your future
plans and any special circumstances about you or your family that the Tribute
Fund Board should know.
3. Four collated copies of the documentation MUST accompany the
application. E-mailed or faxed applications will not be accepted.
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4. Successful applicant must provide proof of registration and supply social
insurance number by September 30.
Address:
BCAHA Tribute Fund Board
200 - 1333 West Broadway
Vancouver, BC
V6H 4C6
Telephone:
(604) 714-2392
Fax:
E-mail:
ipopil@heabc.bc.ca
Website:
Application
Form:
The application form for the B.C. Association of Health-Care Auxiliaries
Scholarship/Bursary is available in PDF format or Word format. (PDF format
requires Acrobat Reader.)
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(604) 736-2715
Toll Free:
Name:
B.C. ATHLETICS - HARRY JEROME SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
Donor:
Financed by the Vancouver Foundation; administered by B.C. Athletics.
Value:
Varies
Number:
Tenure:
A full-time program at a recognized post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. Resident of B.C.
2. Graduating Grade 12 student.
3. Demonstrated exceptional ability and show considerable promise in track
and field, road or cross country running (athletics).
4. Demonstrate financial need.
5. Have attained an acceptable academic record.
6. Have demonstrated qualities of character and leadership.
Deadline:
3rd Friday in May
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form and Athletics Achievement Form from B.C.
Athletics or print the forms from the B.C. Athletics website
(www.bcathletics.org/main/awards.htm).
2. With completed application form and accompanying Athletics (Track and
Field, Road and Cross Country Running) Achievement Form submit:
a) a brief biographical letter noting family background, educational history
and plans, as well as career or vocational aspirations.
b) three letters of reference, one from each of: the principal, track and field
coach, and another appropriate source.
c) verified statement of marks or academic transcript.
3. The award(s) will be announced by the time of the B.C. High School Track
and Field Championships and will be paid to the student's account at his/her
place of study upon confirmation of registration.
Contact:
Sam Collier
Address:
Harry Jerome Scholarship Committee
c/o B.C. Athletics
#206 - 1367 West Broadway
Vancouver, BC
V6H 4A9
Telephone:
(604) 737-3170
Fax:
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(604) 737-3171
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Website: www.bcathletics.org/main/awar
ds.htm
sam.collier@bcathletics.org
Application form and Athletics Achievement Form for the Harry Jerome
Scholarship Award can be printed from the B.C. Athletics website
(www.bcathletics.org/main/awards.htm).
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Name:
B.C. BUILDINGS CORPORATION - TOM TOYNBEE SCHOLARSHIP
Donor:
Named after the former chair of Board of Directors of B.C. Buildings
Corporation.
Value:
$1500 per year for up to 4 continuous years of post-secondary education.
Number:
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution
Renewable:
For up to 4 continuous years of post-secondary education
Criteria:
1. Child or dependant of a B.C. Buildings Corporation employee.
2. High academic achievement and involvement in community, school or
university activities.
3. May receive the scholarship only once. Unsuccessful applicants from
previous years are encouraged to apply.
Deadline:
June 9
Procedure:
1. Submit a single page letter outlining goals and citizenship achievements.
2. Enclose a transcript of marks from the most recent completed year and
transcript copies of all courses in progress.
Rhonda Gluns, Human Resources Assistant
Contact:
Address:
Telephone:
E-mail:
Tom Toynbee Scholarship Committee
B.C. Buildings Corporation
c/o Rhonda Gluns, Human Resources
3350 Douglas Street
Victoria, BC
V8Z 3L1
952-8339
952-8283
Fax:
rgluns@bcbc.bc.ca Website:
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Toll
Free:
www.bcbc.bc.ca
Name:
BC Cowboy Heritage Society Scholarships
Donor:
The BC Cowboy Heritage Society
Value:
$500
Number:
2
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. Graduating grade 12 students or college students from BC who are enrolled
in any post-secondary institution.
2. One scholarship for an original poem, essay or short story. One scholarship
for a piece of original art work.
3. To be awarded to the writer and artist depicting the value of our
western/cowboy heritage i.e. historical or contemporary ranching and stockraising practices; figures involved in ranching and stock-raising practices; art,
industries, institutions and technologies which support or sustain historical or
contemporary ranching and stock-raising practices.
Deadline:
December 31
Procedure:
Print the application form from the website
(www.bcchs.com/scholarship.htm).
Fill out the form and mail it with a copy of your poem or essay, or a slide or
photo of your art work, to The BC Cowboy Heritage Society. Entries should
not have been published previously.
Address:
The BC Cowboy Heritage Society
Box 137
Kamloops, BC
V2C 5K3
Fax: (250) 456-2429
Toll Free: 1-888-763-2224
E-mail: cowboys@bcchs.com
Website: www.bcchs.com
Application
Form:
Application form for the BC Cowboy Heritage Society Scholarships can be
printed from the website (www.bcchs.com/scholarship.htm).
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Name:
B.C. EXCLUDED EMPLOYEES' ASSOCIATION (BCEEA)
SCHOLARSHIP AND BURSARY
Donor:
The B.C. Excluded Employees' Association (BCEEA) is the official
representative organization for excluded public service employees.
Value:
$1000 each (to a total of $2000)
Number:
1 or 2 scholarships and/or bursaries
Tenure:
Full-time student in an approved program of study in a public university,
university college, college or institute in Canada for an upcoming educational
session.
Renewable:
Students may only receive an award once.
Criteria:
1. Children, grandchildren, or legal dependants (under the age of 25) of
BCEEA members in good standing.
2. The scholarship will be awarded to an eligible student who has
demonstrated outstanding academic and personal achievements and goals for
the future. The bursary will be awarded to an eligible student who has
demonstrated financial need and a satisfactory academic record.
3. Applicants for the scholarship must be registered, or in the process of being
registered, as a full-time first year student in an approved program of study in
a public university, university college, college or institute in Canada for an
upcoming educational session.
4. Applicants for the bursary must have successfully completed at least one
year of post-secondary education and be continuing their post-secondary
studies, as a full-time student in an approved program of study in a public
university, university college, college or institute in Canada for an upcoming
educational session.
Deadline:
March
Deadline Notes: Applicati
on
deadline
changes
annually.
Check at
the
BCEEA
website or
phone the
BCEEA
Office for
details.
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Procedure:
1. Scholarship applications must include:
a) confirmation of status as a child, grandchild or legal dependant of a BCEEA
member.
b) transcript of scholastic achievements for the last full school year and the
current year to date.
c) brief summary (maximum 1,500 words) describing special recognition or
accomplishments in community service, the arts or sports.
d) Social Insurance Number.
e) typed letter setting out applicant's education and career goals.
2. Bursary applications must include:
a) confirmation of status as a child, grandchild or legal dependant of a BCEEA
member.
b) current transcript, issued within 2 months of the application date.
c) Social Insurance Number.
d) typed letter setting out applicant's education and career goals, the reasons
they feel they are deserving of the award, and a completed budget.
Attention:
Contact:
Judi
Prewett
Address:
Scholarship/Bursary Committee
B.C. Excluded Employees' Association
303 - 852 Fort Street
Victoria, BC
V8W 1H8
Telephone:
356-2926
Fax:
E-mail:
bceea@bceea.bc.ca
Website: www.bceea.bc.ca/services.html#scholar
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356-7150
Toll Free:
Name:
B.C. FERRY AND MARINE WORKERS' UNION SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
B.C. Ferry and Marine Workers' Union
Value:
$500 (college or technical program), $1000 (university)
Number:
Tenure:
Any recognized technical program, college or university.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Member or son, daughter or grandchild of a member of the B.C. Ferry and
Marine Workers' Union, active, retired or deceased.
2. Selection criteria will include financial need, academic standing and
community involvement.
Deadline:
June 15
Procedure:
1. Obtain a Scholarship Application Form and Reference Form from the
Union or print the forms from the website
(www.bcfmwu.com/bulletins/docs/ScholarshipForms/ScholarshipForms.asp).
2. With the completed application form, include:
a) a transcript of your recently available grades or marks from school
presently or last attended.
b) reasons for applying and why you think that the trustees should award the
scholarship to you.
c) information about your educational or life experiences that might be helpful
to the Selection Committee including field of study and career plans.
d) ensure that the following criteria are addressed: financial need, academic
standing, community involvement.
3. Have someone, such a current teacher, complete the Reference Report and
send it in to the B.C. Ferry and Marine Workers’ Union Office.
Address:
B.C. Ferry and Marine Workers' Union
301 - 710 Redbrick Street
Victoria, BC
V8T 5J3
Telephone:
382-2119
Fax:
385-9042
Toll Free:
1-800-663-7009
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E-mail:
mailroom@bcfmwu.com
Website:
www.bcfmwu.com
Application
Form:
The B.C. Ferry and Marine Workers’ Union Scholarship Application Form
and Reference Form can be printed from the website
(www.bcfmwu.com/bulletins/docs/ScholarshipForms/ScholarshipForms.asp).
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Name:
B.C. GOVERNMENT AND SERVICE EMPLOYEES' UNION (BCGEU)
SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
B.C. Government and Service Employees' Union (BCGEU)
Value:
$1000
Number:
12 throughout B.C.
Tenure:
A full-time post-secondary program at a B.C. educational institution. Special
consideration may be given to those applicants who are planning to enter a
post-secondary educational institution outside B.C. if the specific training
program is not available within B.C.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Members of BCGEU or relatives of BCGEU members in good standing
(living, retired or deceased).
2. Registering in a full-time post-secondary program at a B.C. educational
institution in the year of application. Special consideration may be given to
those applicants who are planning to enter a post-secondary educational
institution outside B.C. if the specific training program is not available within
B.C.
3. Minimum academic average of C or better.
4. Previous BCGEU scholarship winners are not eligible.
Deadline:
February 28
Procedure:
1.Obtain an application form and scholarship information from any BCGEU
Area Office or print the brochure, application form and cover sheet from the
website (www.bcgeu.bc.ca/2491).
Deadline Notes: Late applications will
NOT be accepted.
2. Include with the application:
a) a typed personal letter to the Scholarship Committee explaining applicant's
goals and career plans.
b) copies of applicant's grade standing (must have a letter-grade standing of C
or better).
c) a double-spaced, typed essay of 1,250 (minimum) to 1,750 (maximum)
words. The essay topic for 2004 is: Who were some of the prominent figures in
the Canadian labour movement and what were their contributions? No handwritten essays will be accepted.
3. Scholarship recipients may be required to have their photos appear in the
Provincial magazine and/or in local newspapers in their area.
Attention:
Scholarship Committee
Contact:
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Address:
Education Officer
Attention: Scholarship Committee
B.C. Government and Service Employees' Union
2994 Douglas Street
Victoria, BC
V8T 4N4
Telephone:
388-9948
E-mail:
Fax:
Toll Free:
1-800-667-1033
Website: www.bcgeu.bc.ca
Application
Form:
The application form and scholarship information for the B.C. Government
and Service Employees Union Scholarships are available at the website
(www.bcgeu.bc.ca/2491).
Selection:
BCGEU Scholarship Committee.
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Name:
B.C. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOLLEYBALL SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
B.C. High School Boys Volleyball Commission
Value:
$500
Number:
4-5
Tenure:
Any accredited Canadian university or college.
Criteria:
1. Member of a team affiliated with the B.C. High School Boys Volleyball
Association (BCHSBVA).
2. Proceeding from Grade 12 to any accredited Canadian university or
college.
3. Proficiency in indoor volleyball.
4. Demonstrate good citizenship, character and leadership.
5. Have a minimum C+ average in his marks or the capability of being
accepted by the post-secondary institution of his choice.
Deadline:
April 30
Procedure:
1. Candidates must complete the application in full and provide all required
information, documents and letters in order for their application to be
considered. Application forms will be sent to Member Schools, will be
available from the Commissioner and will be available online in January
(www.bcschoolsports.ca
/pages/sports/volleyball_boys.php#organizational_information).
2. The following must accompany the application:
a) Signature of principal certifying the candidate’s scholarship, character
and school citizenship.
b) Letter from coach indicating candidate’s character, leadership and, in
particular, volleyball ability.
c) Transcript of the student’s marks or a photocopy of the Permanent
Record Card. If neither is available, a typed copy of the Record card
verified by the principal’s signature, will be accepted.
d) Marks from all of this year’s reporting periods to the end of April must
be included.
e) Copy of you schedule and results from the past high school season.
f) Two recent photographs (head and shoulder shots).
Address:
Ernie Pao, Boys Volleyball Commissioner
Windermere Secondary
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3155 East 27th Avenue
Vancouver, BC
V5R 1P3
Telephone:
(604) 7138180
Fax:
(604) 713-8179
E-mail: vancouvervolleyball@shaw.ca
Website:
www.bcschoolsports.ca/pages/scholarships_awards/sport_commission.php#volleyball_b
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Name:
B.C. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
B.C. High School Boys' Basketball Association (BCHSBBA) and member
associations.
Value:
$300 - $400
Number:
Up to 15
Tenure:
University or other post-secondary institution.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Member of a team registered with the BCHSBBA.
2. Proceeding from Grade 12 to any university or other post-secondary
institution.
3. Demonstrated proficiency in basketball.
4. A minimum “B” average in marks or the capability of being accepted by
the university or post-secondary school of student’s choice.
5. Demonstrate good citizenship, character and leadership.
Deadline:
April 8
Deadline Notes: B.C. School Sports must
receive your application by
4:00 pm of the deadline date.
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from BCHSBBA representative or coach, the
Boys' Basketball Handbook, or print a copy from the website
(www.bcschoolsports.ca/pdfs/2004-5 MVP Basketball App.pdf).
2. Students need to fill out only one application to be considered for the
Boys Basketball Scholarships under the McDonald's Valuable Player (MVP)
Scholarship Program and the B.C. High School Boys' Basketball Association
Scholarships. Students will be considered first for an MVP Scholarship. Refer
to information on the McDonald's Valuable Player Scholarship Program. If
they don't receive an MVP Scholarship, they will be considered for a
BCHSBBA Scholarship or a Zone Scholarship.
Address:
For information contact:
Ed Pederson
858 Cumberland Crescent
North Vancouver, BC
V7P 1Y4
Submit applications to:
Executive Director
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B.C. School Sports
#100 - 4585 Canada Way
Burnaby, BC
V5G 4L6
Telephone:
(604) 988-9447
E-mail:
epeder@shaw.ca
Website:
www.bcschoolsports.ca/pages/sports/basketball_boys.php
Application
Form:
The application form for the McDonald's Valuable Player Scholarships can be
printed from the website (www.bcschoolsports.ca/pdfs/2004-5 MVP
Basketball App.pdf).
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Name:
B.C. HYDRO ABORIGINAL PEOPLES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Donor:
B.C. Hydro
Value:
$1000
Number:
Up to 8 throughout B.C.
Tenure:
Full-time at a public post-secondary institution in any field of study.
Criteria:
1. Individuals who are status/non-status Indians, Inuit or Métis and are
residents of B.C.
2. Plan to enroll in a full-time public post-secondary institution or who are
attending a full-time public post-secondary institution in any field of study.
Deadline:
April 2
Postmark
Deadline
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from the B.C. Hydro website
(www.bchydro.com/rx_files/community/community2137.pdf).
Deadline Notes:
2. With completed application form include:
a) current official transcript of Grade 12 and/or post-secondary institution;
b) reference letter from a teacher or faculty member;
c) résumé;
d) cover letter describing why you are a good candidate for the scholarship.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Edna Alle,
Scholarship
Contact Person
B.C. Hydro
Outreach Programs - Scholarships
16th Floor, 333 Dunsmuir Street
Vancouver, BC
V6B 5R3
Telephone:
(604) 623-3617
Fax:
(604) 623-3937
Toll Free:
1-800-663-1377
E-mail:
edna.alle@bchydro.com
Website:
www.bchydro.com/scholarships
Application
Form:
The B.C. Hydro General Scholarship application form can be printed from the
B.C. Hydro website
(www.bchydro.com/rx_files/community/community2137.pdf).
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Name:
B.C. HYDRO ELECTRICIAN/MECHANICAL/POWERLINE
TECHNICIAN PRE-APPRENTICE SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
B.C. Hydro
Value:
$500
Number:
Varies
Tenure:
An electrical, machinist or millwright pre-apprenticeship program at a
vocational school within B.C.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. B.C. students who are planning to enroll in the electrical, machinist or
millwright pre-apprenticeship program at a vocational school within B.C.
2. Successfully completed Grade 12 including Math 12, English 12 and
Physics 12 or equivalent.
3. Preference is given to aboriginals, women, visible minorities and people
with disabilities, all other things being equal.
Deadline:
April 2
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from the B.C. Hydro website
(www.bchydro.com/rx_files/community/community2143.pdf).
Deadline Notes:
Postmark
Deadline
2. With the completed application form include:
a) official Grade 12 transcript;
b) résumé.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
B.C. Hydro
Outreach Programs - Scholarships
16th Floor, 333 Dunsmuir Street
Vancouver, BC
V6B 5R3
Telephone:
(604) 623-3617
Fax:
(604) 623-3937
Toll Free:
1-800-663-1377
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Edna Alle,
Scholarshi
p Contact
Person
E-mail:
edna.alle@bchydro.com
Website: www.bchydro.com/scholarships
Application
Form:
The B.C. Hydro Electrician/Mechanical Pre-Apprentice Scholarship
application form can be printed from the website
(www.bchydro.com/rx_files/community/community2143.pdf).
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Name:
B.C. HYDRO L'ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE MEMORIAL FUND
SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
L'Ecole Polytechnique Memorial Fund in memory of the women massacred in
Montreal on December 6, 1989.
Value:
$1000
Number:
Up to 14 throughout B.C.
Tenure:
An engineering or technology program at any B.C. university, technical
school or college.
Criteria:
B.C. female students at any B.C. university, technical school or college or
who are in Grade 12 and planning to pursue a full-time public post-secondary
education in any engineering or technical program.
Deadline:
April 2
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from the B.C. Hydro website
(www.bchydro.com/rx_files/community/community2137.pdf).
Deadline Notes: Postmark Deadline
2. With completed application form include:
a) current official transcript of Grade 12 and/or post-secondary institution;
b) reference letter from a teacher or faculty member;
c) résumé;
d) cover letter describing why you are a good candidate for the scholarship.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Edna Alle, Scholarship
Contact Person
B.C. Hydro
Outreach Programs - Scholarships
16th Floor, 333 Dunsmuir Street
Vancouver, BC
V6B 5R3
Telephone:
(604) 623-3617
Fax:
(604) 623-3937
Toll Free:
1-800-663-1377
E-mail:
edna.alle@bchydro.com Website:
Application
Form:
The B.C. Hydro General Scholarship application form can be printed from the
website (www.bchydro.com/rx_files/community/community2137.pdf).
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www.bchydro.com/scholarships
Name:
B.C. HYDRO POWER PIONEERS - BEGINNING A LIFETIME OF
COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
Donor:
B.C. Hydro’s Power Pioneers, retired employees who have committed to
continuing to serve their communities through volunteerism.
Value:
$500
Number:
14 (1 for each region)
Tenure:
Criteria:
1. B.C. residents attending school full-time who are maintaining a passing
grade and are 18 years of age and under.
2. Outstanding contributions in community for a considerable amount of time;
or a one time project that the individual initiated, organized and contributed to
significantly. No personal remuneration may be received by the volunteer for
services provided.
Deadline:
March 15
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from the B.C. Hydro Power Pioneers website
(www.powerpioneers.com/files/forms/BC_Hydro_Power_Pioneers_Award.pd
f).
Deadline Notes:
2. With the completed application form include:
a) one page essay of voluntary contributions you have made to your
community;
b) reference letter(s) from the community organization(s) you have worked
with;
c) reference letter from a teacher, counsellor, or principal including
information confirming full-time attendance and passing grade;
d) photocopy of birth certificate or document providing proof of age.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Lorilee Koltai
B.C. Hydro Power Pioneers
333 Dunsmuir Street, 16th Floor
Vancouver, BC
V6B 5R3
Telephone:
(604) 623-3768 or 3790
Fax:
(604) 623-3794
Toll Free:
1-800-992-5616
E-mail:
lorilee.kolt Website:
www.powerpioneers.com
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Lorilee Koltai
ai@bchydr
o.com
Application
Form:
The application form for the B.C. Hydro Power Pioneers Beginning a Lifetime
of Community Service Award can be printed from the website
(www.powerpioneers.com/files/forms/BC_Hydro_Power_Pioneers_Award.pd
f).
Selection:
Notes:
Section
Notes:
4.0 Open Awards
Revised January 2004
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Name:
B.C. HYDRO POWER SMART SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
B.C. Hydro
Value:
$1000
Number:
Up to 25
Tenure:
A public post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. B.C. student currently enrolled in a full-time program at a public postsecondary institution, or in Grade 12 planning to pursue a full-time public
post-secondary education.
2. Have completed a project or paper for energy conservation. This essay
should include the energy conservation actions that you have taken, or plan to
take, in your daily life and/or in your community.
Deadline:
April 2
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from the B.C. Hydro website
(www.bchydro.com/rx_files/community/community2137.pdf).
Deadline Notes:
Postmark
Deadline
2. With completed application form include:
a) current official transcript of Grade 12 and/or post-secondary institution;
b) reference letter from a teacher or faculty member;
c) résumé;
d) cover letter describing why you are a good candidate for the scholarship.
3. Applicants for the Power Smart Scholarships must also submit a summary
essay (maximum of 300 words) describing a project or paper for energy
conservation that you have completed. This essay should include the energy
conservation actions that you have taken, or plan to take, in your daily life
and/or in your community.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
B.C. Hydro
Outreach Programs - Scholarships
16th Floor, 333 Dunsmuir Street
Vancouver, BC
V6B 5R3
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Edna Alle,
Scholarship
Contact
Person
Telephone:
(604) 623-3617
Fax:
(604) 623-3937
Toll Free:
1-800-663-1377
E-mail:
edna.alle@bchydro.com
Website:
www.bchydro.com/scholarships
Application
Form:
The B.C. Hydro General Scholarship application form can be printed from the
website (www.bchydro.com/rx_files/community/community2137.pdf).
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Name:
B.C. MUSIC EDUCATORS' ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
B.C. Music Educators' Association (BCMEA) of the BCTF
Value:
$500
Number:
Up to 5, one for each Honour Group.
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Graduating Grade 12 student currently enrolled in a B.C. Secondary School
Music Program taught by a teacher who is currently a BCMEA member.
Students should be able to perform at a high level in all areas of music.
2. Intending to follow a career in music education.
Deadline Notes: Deadline date
varies from year to
year depending on
the Provincial
Honour Group
audition deadlines.
Deadline:
Procedure:
In 2005, the date of the Provincial Music Conference will change from
February to October. 2005 will be a "transition" year with 1-day miniconferences taking place in January and February in four different regions of
B.C. (North, Island, Coast and Interior) and then the "full" conference will be
held in October. Scholarships may be offered at the mini-conferences if
sponsorship can be found. All regular honour groups and scholarships will
return in October 2005.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
B.C. Music Educators' Association
c/o Peter DeRoche
375 Dudgeon Road
Kelowna, BC
V1X 2L1
Telephone:
E-mail:
Peter DeRoche
Fax:
pderoche@shaw.ca
Toll Free:
Website: www.bctf.bc.ca/bcmea/awards.htm
Application
Form:
Selection:
Scholarship Committee, B.C. Music Educators' Association
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Name:
B.C. PARAPLEGIC FOUNDATION - JOSEPH DAVID HALL MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
Donor:
Established by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Hall, in memory of their son, Joseph
David Hall, who was an excellent student and athlete.
Value:
Varies
Number:
1 or more
Tenure:
Beginning or continuing studies in a full course leading to a degree in any
field at UBC.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. First preference given to students with a physical disability nominated by
the Canadian Paraplegic Association (B.C.).
2. Should no suitable nominations be received, able-bodied students with
outstanding academic and/or athletic records will be considered.
Deadline:
May 31
Procedure:
1. Application forms can be obtained by contacting the B.C. Paraplegic
Foundation or print the application form from the website
(www.canparaplegic.org/pdf/bc/bursaries2004.pdf).
Deadline Notes:
2. Include a separate page addressing the following points: why you believe
you merit a BCPF Bursary; your vocational and/or career goals and how a
BCPF bursary will assist you in achieving your goals; community, volunteer
and/or school activities and the nature of your participation; and your financial
circumstances.
3. Also include with your application, an official transcript for your most
recent year of study and a letter of reference from either an employer or
educator.
4. Both successful and unsuccessful applicants will be notified in writing of
the committee's decision by July 31st. A cheque in the full amount of the
bursary will be forwarded to each successful applicant at his or her home
address prior to September 15th. Students are expected to forward proof of
registration to the BCPF Bursary Committee within 30 days of receipt of
funds.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
B.C. Paraplegic Foundation Bursary Committee
780 S.W. Marine Drive
Vancouver, BC
39
Stephanie
Cadieux
V6P 5Y7
Telephone:
(604) 324-3611
Fax:
(604) 326-1229
Toll Free:
1-877-324-3611
E-mail:
scadieux@bcpara.org
Website: www.canparaplegic.org/bc
Application
Form:
The application form for the B.C. Paraplegic Foundation Bursaries can be
printed from the website (www.canparaplegic.org/pdf/bc/bursaries2004.pdf).
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Name:
B.C. PARAPLEGIC FOUNDATION BURSARIES
Donor:
The B.C. Paraplegic Foundation (BCPF) Bursary Committee makes
recommendations regarding the disbursement of the following funds: B.C.
Paraplegic Foundation Bursaries, C.W. Deans Memorial Scholarship, Joseph
David Hall Memorial Scholarship and James H.G. Roche Memorial Fund.
Value:
Varies
Number:
Varies
Tenure:
Be attending, or planning to attend, a post-secondary educational institution in
B.C. Applicants who do not plan to attend facilities in B.C. must submit an
explanatory letter.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Awarded on merit, with preference given to individuals with a permanent
physical disability.
2. Canadian citizen or landed immigrant and a resident of B.C.
3. Be attending, or planning to attend, a post-secondary educational institution
in B.C. Applicants who do not plan to attend facilities in B.C. must submit an
explanatory letter. Under exceptional circumstances, the BCPF Bursary
Committee may approve an award to a student in an out of province or a nonCanadian educational facility.
4. By submitting an application form, applicants are automatically considered
for the following bursaries:
B.C. Paraplegic Foundation Bursaries: These bursaries, awarded on merit,
are given to students with a disability to encourage them to complete their
education or vocational goals. The value of individual bursaries varies from
year to year according to the availability of funds.
C.W. Deans Memorial Scholarship: This scholarship is available to a
student with a spinal cord injury continuing studies at any university in B.C.
Preference will be given to students beginning or continuing his/her studies in
engineering.
Joseph David Hall Memorial Scholarship: Refer to Joseph David Hall
Memorial Scholarship.
James H.G. Roche Memorial Fund: These bursaries, held in trust at the
Vancouver Foundation, are awarded on merit. They are given to students with
a disability to encourage them to complete their education or vocational goals.
The value of individual bursaries varies from year to year according to the
availability of funds.
Deadline:
May 31
Procedure:
1. Application forms can be obtained by contacting the B.C. Paraplegic
Deadline Notes:
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Foundation or print the application form from the website
(www.canparaplegic.org/pdf/bc/bursaries2004.pdf).
2. Include a separate page addressing the following points: why you believe
you merit a BCPF Bursary; your vocational and/or career goals and how a
BCPF bursary will assist you in achieving your goals; community, volunteer
and/or school activities and the nature of your participation; and your financial
circumstances.
3. Also include with your application, an official transcript for your most
recent year of study and a letter of reference from either an employer or
educator.
4. Both successful and unsuccessful applicants will be notified in writing of
the committee's decision by July 31st. A cheque in the full amount of the
bursary will be forwarded to each successful applicant at his or her home
address prior to September 15th. Students are expected to forward proof of
registration to the BCPF Bursary Committee within 30 days of receipt of
funds.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Stephanie
Cadieux
B.C. Paraplegic Foundation Bursary Committee
780 S.W. Marine Drive
Vancouver, BC
V6P 5Y7
Telephone:
(604) 324-3611
Fax:
(604) 326-1229
Toll Free:
1-877-324-3611
E-mail:
scadieux@bcpara.org
Website:
www.canparaplegic.org/bc
Application
Form:
The application form for the B.C. Paraplegic Foundation Bursaries can be
printed from the website (www.canparaplegic.org/pdf/bc/bursaries2004.pdf).
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Name:
B.C. PRINTING AND IMAGING ASSOCIATION (BCPIA)
SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
B.C. Printing and Imaging Association (BCPIA)
Value:
$1250
Number:
5 for B.C. students
Additional scholarships may be available through the Canadian Printing
Industries Scholarship Trust Fund. Use the same application form to apply for
both scholarships.
Tenure:
A full-time two, three or four year certification program in a printing
management or technical program (not art or design) at a Canadian college or
university (see list at website).
Renewable:
Renewable annually
Criteria:
1. Entering, or enrolled in, a full-time two, three or four year certification
program in a printing management or technical program (not art or design) at
a Canadian college or university (see list at website).
2. Have a high school average of at least 75% if applying for a community
college program, or at least 80% if applying for a university program.
3. Have a commitment to pursue a career in the printing industry (this could
include management, estimating, pre-press, press, sales, etc.). To ensure the
validity of this point, students must consent to, and participate in, an interview
with an industry executive.
4. Part time students or those enrolled in design or art courses are not eligible
for scholarships from this Fund.
Deadline:
June 30
Procedure:
1. Obtain application from the B.C. Printing & Imaging Association or apply
online at the website (www.cpia-aci.ca/schol-app.html). Include transcript of
high school grades to the time of application.
Deadline Notes:
2. Applications must be received in Ottawa by the deadline date. Applications
sent or faxed to the B.C. Printing and Imaging Association Office will be
forwarded to the Canadian Printing Industries Scholarship Trust Fund.
3. Students must consent to, and participate in, an interview with an industry
executive.
Contact: Marilynn Knoch,
Executive Director
BCPIA
Attention:
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Address:
Telephone:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Canadian Printing Industries Scholarship Trust Fund
906 - 75 Albert Street
Ottawa, ON
K1P 5E7
(604) 542-0902 - BCPIA (For
information)
Fax:
(604) 538-8581
Toll
Free:
Website: www.bcpia.org/scholarships.htm
mknoch@bcpia.org
Apply online for the B.C. Printing and Imaging Association Scholarships and
the Canadian Printing Industries Scholarships at the website (www.cpiaaci.ca/schol-app.html).
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Name:
B.C. SCHOOL SPORTS SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
B.C. School Sports (BCSS)
Value:
$750 - $1500
(See listing in Notes section.)
Number:
8 (See listing in Notes section.)
Tenure:
Full-time student at an accredited Canadian university or college in September
after high school graduation.
Criteria:
1. Student-athletes who have balanced their high academic achievements with
significant success as school athletes and contributors to their community.
Student-athletes must:
a) be graduating this year from a BCSS Member School.
b) be in their first year of grade 12.
c) have a minimum GPA of 3.5 in both Grade 11 and 12.
d) plan to attend an accredited Canadian university or college in September
after high school graduation.
2. The BCSS Dave Gifford Memorial Scholarship is awarded to an
outstanding Grade 12 student who has excelled both academically and
athletically. Students must compete in at least two BCSS approved sports
during their Grade 12 year and have made a positive impact at their school and
in their community.
3. BCSS Zone Scholarships are awarded to students who have outstanding
achievements both academically and athletically. Applicants must compete in
at least one BCSS sport during their Grade 12 year.
Deadline:
June 10
Procedure:
1. Scholarship applications and information are sent to all Member Schools
with senior grades in February of each year. Information goes to both the
Athletic Director and the Grade 12 counsellor. The application form and
scholarship outline can be printed from the website
(www.bcschoolsports.ca/pdfs/bcss_scholarship_app_05.pdf).
Deadline Notes:
B.C. School
Sports must
receive your
application by
the deadline
date.
2. Include with the completed application form:
a) transcripts for Grade 11 and 12 courses (include Grade 12 semester or term
marks).
b) list of athletic achievements in Grades 10 through 12.
c) a 300 - 500 word essay written by the student (2 typed pages maximum)
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including: description of leadership and community service involvement;
future plans (scholastically and career); and thoughts regarding the value of
school athletics in your life.
d) two letters of reference: at least one letter of reference must be from a
school representative (teacher, coach, counsellor or administrator).
e) head and shoulders photo of applicant.
3. BCSS Member Schools may submit ONLY ONE scholarship application
from a boy and ONLY ONE scholarship application from a girl per school.
4. Application forms must be submitted in triplicate (3 copies).
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Sue Keenan, Executive Director
B.C. School Sports
#100 - 4585 Canada Way
Burnaby, BC
V5G 4L6
Telephone:
(604) 737-3066
Fax:
(604) 737-9844
Toll Free:
E-mail:
info@bcschoolsports.ca
Website:
www.bcschoolsports.ca/pages/scholarships_awards/bcss.php
Application
Form:
The outline and application form for the BC School Sports Scholarships can
be printed from the website
(www.bcschoolsports.ca/pdfs/bcss_scholarship_app_05.pdf).
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Name:
B.C. SOCCER ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
Donated by member associations, corporations and individual contributions.
Value:
$600
Number:
Up to 12
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. For three years or more years has played with a team affiliated with the
B.C. Soccer Association (BCSA).
2. Currently participating in some capacity in soccer: as a player, referee,
coach, or administrator.
3. Graduating Grade 12 student or student already attending a post-secondary
institute who is under 19 years of age as of January 1st of the current playing
season.
4. Proficiency in soccer.
5. C+ average.
6. Demonstrate good citizenship, character, and leadership.
Deadline:
March 31
Procedure:
Contact your local Youth District to obtain a copy of the Scholarship
Application form or print a copy from the website (www.bcsoccer.net choose
SERVICES > ADMINISTRATION > SCHOLARSHIPS). With completed
application include:
Deadline Notes:
1. Letter from the principal or post-secondary administrator certifying the
candidate's age, scholarship, character and ability, as well as participation in
school activities.
2. Letter from club or district official indicating the candidate's character,
leadership examples, participation in community activities, as well as
information regarding the candidate's soccer ability or contribution to
refereeing, coaching or administrative involvement.
3. Transcript of Grade 11 and 12 marks (include marks to date for Grade 12).
4. Completed application form must be sent to your District Chair who will
sign and forward it to the B.C. Soccer Association office.
Address:
B.C. Soccer Association
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1126 Douglas Road
Burnaby, BC
V5C 4Z6
Telephone:
(604) 299-6401
Fax:
soccer_bc@telus.net
Website: www.bcsoccer.net
choose SERVICES >
ADMINISTRATION >
SCHOLARSHIPS
E-mail:
(604) 299-9610
Toll Free:
Application
Form:
The application form for the B.C. Soccer Association Scholarships can be
printed from the website (www.bcsoccer.net choose SERVICES >
ADMINISTRATION > SCHOLARSHIPS).
Selection:
BCSA Scholarship Selection Committee
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Name:
B.C. WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY FEDERATION - MOIRA RERRIE
BURSARIES
Donor:
B.C. Women's Field Hockey Federation
Value:
$500
Number:
3 (1 in each of the following areas: Vancouver Island, Greater Vancouver to
Langley, and the rest of the province.)
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. Must be attending or entering a post-secondary institution. Payment will be
awarded once proof of registration is produced.
2. Must be registered with B.C. Women's Field Hockey Federation.
3. Must intend to continue playing in a recognized league OR intend to
continue in field hockey or to give back to B.C.W.F.H.F. through coaching,
umpiring or volunteering.
4. Cannot be receiving carding monies (B.C. or National).
Deadline:
August 31
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from B.C. Women's Field Hockey Federation or
print the application form in PDF format or Word format. (PDF format
requires Acrobat Reader. To print or save the Word file, click on the
application form, then choose Print or Save As.)
2. Include with completed application form:
a) proof of registration or application to post-secondary institution.
b) a letter giving reason for applying for the bursary.
c) a letter of reference from coach or organization.
Attention:
Judy Broom
Address:
B.C. Women's Field Hockey Federation
214 - 1367 West Broadway
Vancouver, BC
V6H 4A9
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Website: www.fieldhockeybc.com
Judy@fieldhockeybc.com
The application form for the Moira Rerrie Bursaries is available in PDF
format or Word format. (PDF format requires Acrobat Reader.)
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Name:
BCCPAC EDUCATIONAL AWARD (THE)
Donor:
The BCCPAC Educational Award (formerly the Ona Mae Roy Educational
Award) honours the dedication and devotion of Ona Mae Roy, President of
the BC Home and School & Parent-Teacher Federation (now the BC
Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils - BCCPAC) from 1978 to 1980.
Value:
$500
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. Student in Grade 12 in a school whose PAC is a member of BCCPAC.
2. Demonstrate good citizenship, leadership, sportsmanship and community
service.
3. Write an essay on the value of parent involvement in education with
reference to Parent Advisory Councils, District Parent Advisory Councils
and/or BCCPAC.
Deadline:
March 31
Procedure:
The following must be submitted:
1. A completed BCCPAC Educational Award application form showing
specific plans as to immediate future academic, technical or vocational
education or training. The application form can be printed from the website
(www.bccpac.bc.ca/forms/Educ_award_appl.pdf).
2. Evidence of good citizenship, leadership, sportsmanship, and community
service.
3. Two letters of reference from an adult such as a teacher, principal,
counsellor, youth worker, pastor, etc., but not a relative of the applicant.
4. Copies of Grade 11 and Grade 12 report cards to date.
5. A 300 - 500 word essay on the value of parent involvement in education
with reference to Parent Advisory Councils, District Parent Advisory Councils
and/or BCCPAC.
Address:
BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils
Suite 202, 1545 West 8th Avenue
Vancouver, BC
V6J 1T5
Telephone:
(604) 687-4433
Fax: (604) 687-4488
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E-mail:
info@bccpac.bc.ca
Website:
www.bccpac.bc.ca/about/onamaeaward.html
Application
Form:
The application form for the BCCPAC Educational Awards can be printed
from the website (www.bccpac.bc.ca/forms/Educ_award_appl.pdf).
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Name:
BRITISH COLUMBIA SHORTHORN ASSOCIATION BURSARIES
Donor:
The British Columbia Shorthorn Association
Value:
$300
Number:
2
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution
Criteria:
1. The Tom Bishop Memorial Award is offered to a student who has
participated in the 4-H program. There are bonus points for any 4-H member
who has had, as their project, a Shorthorn animal.
2. The Ron Carter Memorial Award is offered, with special attention given to
a student who hopes to enter a post-secondary institution with a career in
agriculture in mind.
Deadline:
May 29
Deadline Notes: Applications must be received prior
to May 29.
Procedure:
1. Complete the British Columbia Shorthorn Association Bursary Application
Form which is available in PDF format or Word format. (PDF format requires
Acrobat Reader. To print or save the Word file, click on the application form,
then choose Print or Save As.)
2. With completed application, include an outline of your educational plans
and provide any further information that might be useful to the Awards
Committee, including your career goals. Emphasize special circumstances or
qualifications not already noted on the application form.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
British Columbia Shorthorn Association
c/o Margaret Smith
9020 168 Street
Surrey, BC
V4N 3G3
Telephone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Website:
Application
Form:
Margaret Smith, Secretary
Toll Free:
The British Columbia Shorthorn Association Bursary Application Form is
available in PDF format or Word format. (PDF format requires Acrobat
Reader. To print or save the Word file, click on the application form, then
choose Print or Save As.)
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Name:
BURGER KING SCHOLARS PROGRAM
Donor:
Burger King/McLamore Foundation
Value:
$1000
Number:
Approximately 1600 throughout the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico.
Tenure:
First year of an accredited two or four year college, university, or
vocational/technical school no later than the following fall.
Criteria:
Applicants must be high school seniors/grade 12 students who:
1. Maintain a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale or
the equivalent.
2. Work part-time an average of 15 hours per week, 40 weeks per year (unless
individual circumstances such as physical disability or an ill family member
prevents the student's involvement).
3. Maintain good conduct and attitude in school and on the job.
4. Demonstrate participation in community service and/or co-curricular
activities.
5. Demonstrate financial need.
6. Receive written recommendations and signatures from both a school
official and employer. These recommendations are part of the application
form.
Deadline:
December 15
Deadline Notes: Application postmark deadline.
Procedure:
1. All applicants must be nominated to compete for the Burger King Scholars
award by their school's scholarship coordinator, principal, school counselor,
or other school official. Applicants must also receive the recommendation of
their employer. Only one student may be nominated by each school to
apply for the scholarship.
2. Upon receiving the school nomination, the student may enter the
scholarship competition by submitting an application to the program. The
application form for the Burger King Scholars Program is available at the
website (www.bkscholars.scholarshipamerica.org).
Address:
Burger King Scholars Program - Canada
Scholarship Management Services, Scholarship America
One Scholarship Way, P.O. Box 297
Saint Peter, MN 56082 USA
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Name:
CALVERLY ESTATE SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Donor:
United Native Nations Society
Value:
$500 (2) and $300 (4)
Number:
6 each term
Tenure:
Funds to be used for continuing their education, preferably with the plans to
work in the future for the betterment of Aboriginal causes.
Criteria:
1. Must have resided within B.C. for at least 6 months prior to application
date.
2. Must be active members of a United Native Nations Local in their area or
be active in their community towards the betterment of Aboriginal people.
3. Must be non-status (as stated in the estate will).
Deadline:
The 2nd week of August or the 2nd
week of December
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from United Native Nations Society or print a copy
from the website (www.unns.bc.ca/calveryestates.html).
Deadline Notes:
Depending on
when intended
course starts.
2. With completed application form include:
a) school transcripts (if applicable).
b) a letter of recommendation from the President of the applicant's nearest
UNN Local, school counsellor, teachers, principals, or social acquaintances
like Chiefs, Council members or Band Managers.
c) a personal profile.
d) a letter including career goals, any outstanding specific traits or
characteristics and your involvement with the United Native Nations.
e) a letter stating the reason for attending an institute outside of B.C. (if
applicable).
3. Attach a copy of a validated registration form from the college or university
you plan to attend.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
United Native Nations Society
Suite 110 - 425 Carrall Street
Vancouver, BC
V6B 6E3
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Telephone:
(604) 688-1821
Fax:
(604) 688-1823
Toll Free:
1-800-555-9756
E-mail:
unn@unns.bc.ca
Website: www.unns.bc.ca/calveryestates.html
Application
Form:
The application form for the Calvery Estate Scholarship Fund can be printed
from the website
(www.unns.bc.ca/documents/calverly_estate_scholarship_fund.doc).
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Name:
CANADIAN COLLEGE OF TEACHERS GREATER VANCOUVER
CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
Funded through the scholarship trust fund established and governed by the
Greater Vancouver Chapter of the Canadian College of Teachers.
Value:
$350
Number:
2
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. B.C. or Yukon graduating Grade 12 student.
2. Son or daughter of a practicing, retired or deceased teacher who holds
(held) a valid B.C. or Yukon teaching certificate.
3. Student must have maintained a B+ or better average in Grades 11 and 12
and should document evidence of school leadership and service and/or
community involvement.
Deadline:
May 6 (First Friday in May)
Procedure:
1. Obtain application from the Canadian College of Teachers or the School
Scholarship Representative.
Deadline Notes:
2. Include with the completed application:
a) letter of reference.
b) certified transcript of Grade 11 and 12 marks.
c) résumé which highlights school activities, community involvement,
leadership, service contributions, employment record and any other relevant
information.
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Ernie Colledge, FCCT
Canadian College of Teachers
2271 Dauphin Place
Burnaby, BC
V5B 4G8
Telephone:
(604) 298-1260
Fax:
E-mail:
elcolledge@shaw.ca
Website:
Toll Free:
Application
Form:
Selection:
Committee of the Canadian College of Teachers
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Ernie
Colledge
Name:
CANADIAN FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT GROCERS NATIONAL
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM (THE)
Donor:
The Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers (CFIG)
Value:
National Scholarship of up to a maximum of $7500 (1).
First Place Regional Scholarships of $3000 (5).
Second Place Regional Scholarships of $1500 (5).
Regional Scholarship will be awarded in the following regions: Atlantic
Canada; Ontario and Quebec; Manitoba and Saskatchewan; Alberta,
Northwest Territories and Nunavut; British Columbia and Yukon.
Number:
11
Tenure:
Working towards a degree or certificate in: General Arts and Sciences,
Business, Advertising, Marketing, Category Management, Human Resources,
Retail Management, Accounting and Finance, Economics, Information
Technology, Public Relations, Hospitality, Food and Nutrition, Culinary Arts,
Customer Service, or Pharmacy.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Full-time student attending or planning to attend a post-secondary program
of at least 2 years.
2. Must be sponsored by an Independent Grocery Store that is a CFIG
member. Refer to list of Victoria members or call 1-800-661-2344 ext. 240 for
assistance if you do not know of an independently owned or franchised store
in your area.
3. Applicants must be working towards a degree or certificate in the
grocery/food in the following areas: General Arts and Sciences, Business,
Advertising, Marketing, Category Management, Human Resources, Retail
Management, Accounting and Finance, Economics, Information Technology,
Public Relations, Hospitality, Food and Nutrition, Culinary Arts, Customer
Service, or Pharmacy.
4. Applicants are also eligible if they are children of the owners, operators, or
of full-time staff and shoppers at a CFIG member store.
Deadline:
May 31
Deadline Notes: Applications must
be received the
deadline date.
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from the website
(www.cfig.ca/Forms/2004ScholarshipBrochure.pdf).
2. With completed application form include:
a) personal statement explaining the opportunities you see in the grocery/food
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industry and why you are pursuing (or planning to pursue) a career in the
industry (250 word maximum).
b) A list of academic achievements, awards, extracurricular activities.
c) An official grade transcript of your last year completed.
Address:
Scholarship Committee, CFIG
2235 Sheppard Avenue East, Suite 902
Willowdale, ON
M2J 5B5
Telephone:
Fax:
(416) 492-2347
Toll Free:
1-800-661-2344
E-mail:
membership@cfig.ca
Website:
www.cfig.ca/scholarshipprogram-overview.asp
Application
Form:
The application form for the Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers
National Scholarship Program can be printed from the website
(www.cfig.ca/Forms/2004ScholarshipBrochure.pdf).
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Name:
CANADIAN HOSPITALITY FOUNDATION - HOSPITALITY AND
HOTEL UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
Various donors. See list of sponsors in Notes section.
Value:
See listing of awards in Notes section.
Number:
6
Tenure:
University of Guelph - Hotel & Food Administration
Ryerson University, Toronto - Hospitality & Tourism Management
University of Calgary - Bachelor of Commerce Tourism & Hospitality
Management
Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax - Tourism & Hospitality
Management
Criteria:
1. In final year of secondary school.
2. Canadian citizen or landed immigrant.
3. Apply to one of the following universities for the programs named:
University of Guelph - Hotel & Food Administration; Ryerson University,
Toronto - Hospitality & Tourism Management; University of Calgary Bachelor of Commerce Tourism & Hospitality Management; Mount Saint
Vincent University, Halifax - Tourism & Hospitality Management.
4. Applications will be judged on the following criteria: work experience,
extracurricular activities, academic record, and letters of reference. Financial
need will also be taken into consideration.
Deadline:
March 29
Procedure:
1. Obtain application from the Canadian Hospitality Foundation or print a
copy from the website (www.chfscholarships.com/University_entr.html).
Deadline Notes:
Applications
must be
received by the
deadline date.
Faxed
applications are
NOT accepted.
2. Completed application must be accompanied by:
a) final transcripts from your previous school year and report card (first
semester/first term) from your current school year (photocopies of original
documents will be accepted).
b) one or more letters of recommendation from a current teacher and/or school
administrator.
c) one or more letters of recommendation from past or present employers.
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Address:
Canadian Hospitality Foundation
300 Adelaide Street East, Suite 213
Toronto, ON
M5A 1N1
Telephone:
(416) 363-3401
Fax: (416) 363-3403
E-mail:
chf@theohi.ca
Website:
www.chfscholarships.com
Application
Form:
The application form for the Canadian Hospitality Foundation Awards can be
printed from the website (www.chfscholarships.com/University_entr.html).
Selection:
Awards Committee, Canadian Hospitality Foundation.
Notes:
SCHOLARSHIPS and SPONSORS
Yum! Restaurants International (Canada) - $1000
Nat Bailey - $2000, $1000
Jack Sim - $2000
Florence Montgomery - $1500
John H. Sexton - $1000
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Name:
CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME, GREAT-WEST LIFE,
LONDON LIFE AND CANADA LIFE SCHOLARSHIP (THE)
Donor:
The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame, in conjunction with Great-West Life,
London Life and Canada Life, established a fund which supports high school
students hoping to pursue an education in health or medical sciences at a
Canadian university.
Value:
$1000 per year toward a four year undergraduate degree
Number:
2 scholarships each year
Tenure:
A health or medical sciences program at an accredited Canadian university.
Renewable:
At $1000 per year for up to four years or until the student obtains his/her first
degree, whichever occurs first. Students must maintain a minimum 80% GPA
in order to be considered for continuation of the scholarship past the first year.
Criteria:
1. Have completed, in no more than two years, the last two years of course
work required for admission to university and must have obtained a minimum
of 85% each year.
2. Recipients will be chosen based on academic excellence, financial need,
and keen interest in pursuing an education and career in medicine or the health
sciences.
Deadline:
June 15
Procedure:
1. Scholarship applications are available by mail, by contacting the Canadian
Medical Hall of Fame or online at The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame
website
(www.cdnmedhall.org/about/scholarships/scholarship_application.pdf).
Deadline Notes: Applications must
be received by the
deadline date.
2. Include with the completed application form:
a) an official transcript of previous two years of schooling (confirming an 85%
or greater average).
b) three letters of reference - one from your school, one personal, and one
from your community.
c) a completed student loan form from your province (if applicable).
d) a two page essay describing your future plans.
Address:
CMHF & GWL, LL & CL Scholarship
Canadian Medical Hall of Fame
267 Dundas Street, Suite 202
London, ON
N6A 1H2
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Telephone:
(519) 488-2003
Fax: (519) 488-2999
E-mail:
cmhf@cdnmedhall.org
Website:
www.cdnmedhall.org/about/scholarships
Application
Form:
Applications for The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame, Great-West Life,
London Life and Canada Life Scholarship are available at the website
(www.cdnmedhall.org/about/scholarships/scholarship_application.pdf).
Selection:
The scholarship is administered by The Association of Canadian Medical
Colleges (ACMC), and the selection of scholarship winners will be made by a
committee of university representatives chosen by ACMC.
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Name:
CANADIAN MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION AWARDS
Donor:
Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation (CMSF)
Value:
See Listing of Awards in Notes section.
Number:
Up to 30 CMSF National Awards, approximately 36 CMSF Finalist Awards,
as well as Provincial Awards.
Tenure:
Included with Listing of Awards in Notes section.
Renewable:
The CMSF National Awards are renewable.
Criteria:
1. Students who combine academic excellence with strong leadership
potential, entrepreneurial skill and a commitment to service in the community.
2. Full-time student in final year of high school at the time of application.
3. Have a minimum average of 80%.
4. Hold Canadian citizenship or residency status.
Deadline:
October 26
Deadline for RECEIPT of sponsored
applications by area committees.
November 5
Deadline for RECEIPT of direct pool
applications by the CMSF office in
Toronto.
Procedure:
Deadline Notes: ALL
APPLICATION
S MUST BE
SENT USING
CANADA
POST
REGULAR
AND
XPRESSPOST
SERVICES
ONLY.
Applications sent
by fax, hand
delivered or
mailed through
prive couriers
will be not be
accepted.
Applications
must be
RECEIVED
(not postmarked)
by the deadline
date.
1. The Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation and Canadian Morehead
Awards are separate; however, they use the same application form (see
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information on Canadian Morehead Awards).
2. Obtain application form and guidelines from School Scholarship
Representative or print a copy from the website
(www.cmsf.ca/awards_application.htm).
3. Ask School Scholarship Representative to complete the appraisal form.
4. Submit sponsored applications to the nearest Area Contact. Submit direct
applications to CMSF in Toronto.
5. Following initial screening, semi-finalists will be asked to attend an
interview.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
SPONSORED APPLICANTS:
VICTORIA (West of Powell River & Sunshine Coast)
Nicole Rioux - CMSF
1026 Loch Glen Place
Victoria, BC
V9B 4N9
Note: This is the correct postal code. The postal shown on the application
forms which were mailed out was incorrect.
VANCOUVER-BURNABY
Charlotte French - CMSF
Academic Resources, Registrar's Office
Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, BC
V5A 1S6
KELOWNA (Interior BC)
Deborah Preston - CMSF
10-2055 Ethel Street
Kelowna, BC
V1Y 2Z6
DIRECT APPLICANTS:
CMSF Direct Pool Committee
P.O. Box 719
31 Adelaide St. E.
Toronto, ON
M5C 2J8
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Telephone:
Fax:
Toll Free:
1-866-544-2673
E-mail:
applications@cmsf.ca
Website:
www.cmsf.ca/awards_description.htm
Application
Form:
The application form for the Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation Awards
can be printed from the website
(www.cmsf.ca/downloads/CMSF_printApp_2004-5.pdf).
Selection:
Awards Committees of Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation
Notes:
Listing of Awards:
CMSF National Awards (Up to $8000/year plus a tuition stipend, for up to 4
years of undergraduate study): tenable at selected universities in Canada.
CMSF Finalist Awards ($2500): one-time only entrance awards offered to all
Finalists who attend National Selections but are not selected as National
Award recipients, tenable at any accredited Canadian university at which the
recipient gains admission and enrolls in a full-time program of study.
CMSF Provincial Awards ($1500): one-time only entrance awards tenable at
any accredited Canadian university at which the recipient gains admission and
enrolls in a full-time program of study.
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Name:
CANADIAN SANITATION SUPPLY ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
PROGRAM
Donor:
Canadian Sanitation Supply Association Scholarship Foundation.
Value:
$2000
Number:
8
Tenure:
Any recognized college or university in Canada.
Renewable:
The award is not renewable.
Criteria:
1. Students attending college or university in Canada who have achieved a
high level of academic and leadership standards over the years.
2. Scholarships will be awarded as follows:
a) one scholarship will be awarded in each of the following regions: Atlantic
Canada; Quebec; Ontario; Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta; British
Columbia.
b) one "International Sanitary Supply Association (ISSA) Foundation" award
will be chosen from all applicants.
c) one Sam Tughan Scholarship will be awarded to a qualified applicant
studying medicine.
d) one Geoffrey H. Wood Scholarship will be awarded to a qualified applicant
studying education.
Deadline:
June 1
Procedure:
1. Obtain an application form and other information from the office of the
Canadian Sanitation Supply Association or print a copy of the application
form from the website (www.cssa.com/downloads/ScholEng.pdf).
Deadline Notes: The complete
application package
must be received BY
MAIL no later than
June 1. Do not send
application by
courier or by fax. It
will not be accepted.
2. Include with the completed application form:
a) employment history.
b) activity and leadership record.
c) official high school or college/university transcript.
d) essay, not to exceed 500 words, on a topic announced annually. The topic
for 2004 is: Are We Becoming a "No-Touch Society"?
e) photograph (head and shoulders, 2" x 3" max. size) with name printed on
back. The photograph will be used for promotional purposes only.
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3. Evaluation Form to be supplied by a school counsellor or instructor.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Canadian Sanitation Supply Association
Scholarship Foundation
300 Mill Road, #G-10
Etobicoke, ON
M9C 4W7
Telephone:
(416) 620-9320
Fax:
(877) 620-7199
Toll Free:
1-800-561-1359
E-mail:
cssa@cssa.com
Website: www.cssa.com
Application
Form:
The application form for the Canadian Sanitation Supply Association
Scholarship Program can be printed from the website
(www.cssa.com/downloads/ScholEng.pdf).
Selection:
Winners of the CSSA Scholarship will be determined by the Board of
Directors of the CSSA Scholarship Foundation and will be notified by July 1.
The award will be forwarded by August 1 to the cashier of the recipient's
chosen college or university.
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Name:
Canadian Scholarships Program
Value:
$2000
Number:
2500
Tenure:
Any university in Canada or a university transfer program at a community
college in BC or Alberta
Renewable:
Up to 4 years
Criteria:
1. Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
2. Plan to enter full-time, first-year studies at a Canadian university or
community college transfer in BC or Alberta.
3. Planning to pursue a degree in engineering, applied sciences, mathematics,
physical sciences, agriculture or biological sciences.
Deadline:
June 15
Procedure:
Obtain an application from the website (www.aucc.ca)
Address:
Canada Scholarships Program
Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada
151 Slater Street
Ottawa, Ontario
K1P 5N1
Telephone:
(613) 563-1236
Deadline Notes:
Fax:
Website: www.aucc.ca
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Toll Free:
Download from the website
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Name:
CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES - AUBREY BURTON
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
Established in memory of Aubrey Burton, a long time CUPE staff
representative who died in an automobile accident.
Value:
$500
Number:
3
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution in B.C.
Criteria:
1. Parent, guardian or spouse of applicant, or the applicant her/himself must be
a member in good standing of a CUPE Local affiliated to CUPE BC.
2. Completed Grade 12 in the current or previous calendar year.
3. Entering first year of a recognized post-secondary institution in B.C.
(including schools of Barbering/Hairdressing; Nursing).
Deadline:
July 15
Procedure:
Obtain application form from CUPE Local or CUPE BC. With completed
application form include:
Deadline Notes:
1. Transcript of Grade 11 and 12 marks.
2. Letter of reference from principal or counsellor.
3. Copy of acceptance letter from post-secondary institution.
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
CUPE BC
Scholarship Committee
#510 - 4940 Canada Way
Burnaby, BC
V5G 4T3
Telephone:
(604) 291-9119
Fax:
E-mail:
info@cupe.bc.ca
Website: www.cupe.bc.ca
Application
Form:
Selection:
The CUPE Scholarship Committee.
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(604) 291-9043
Toll Free:
Name:
CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM HISTORY AWARD (THE)
Donor:
The Canadian War Museum, in recognition of the need to assist students who
plan to continue their studies in the field of history. The Canadian War
Museum Award has been instituted to support and encourage the military
historians of tomorrow.
Value:
$1000
Number:
5
Tenure:
Entering university studies, preferably in a recognized degree program in
history.
Renewable:
Criteria:
Graduating high school or CEGEP student who is entering university studies,
preferably in a recognized degree program in history.
Deadline:
March 31 (postmark date)
Procedure:
Each candidate must submit:
Deadline Notes: No acknowledgement of
receipt of applications
will be sent. Late
applications and
applications that do not
provide all the material
requested will not be
reviewed. Faxed or emailed applications will
not be considered.
1. Three copies of 1500-2000 word typed essay (from 6 to 8 pages) on a predetermined subject, which changes yearly. For 2004, candidates are to write
an essay on the following topic: Canadian Military History - Why Should
We Study It?
2. A confidential one page letter of reference from a history teacher at the
candidate's school.
3. A transcript of the candidate's academic record.
4. A completed application form. The information package and application
form can be printed from the
website(www.warmuseum.ca/cwm/cwmeng/www.warmuseum.ca/cwm/cwme
ng/pdf/cwm_history_award2004.pdf).
5. All award prizes will be sent directly to each successful candidate upon
receipt of proof of:
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a) payment of tuition expenses at a recognized post-secondary institution
within six months of notification.
b) enrollment in at least one history course.
Please do NOT include extra material such as certificates, news clippings
or résumés.
Contact:
Alain Gauthier
Chief - Education and Outreach
Address:
The Canadian War Museum History Award
330 Sussex Drive
Ottawa, ON
K1A 0M8
Telephone:
(819) 776-8617
E-mail:
alain.gauthier@warmuseum.ca
Application
Form:
Information package and application form for the Canadian War Museum
History Award can be printed from the website
www.warmuseum.ca/cwm/cwmeng/pdf/cwm_history_award2004.pdf
Selection:
A committee from the Canadian War Museum.
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Name:
CAROL ANNE LETHEREN LEADERSHIP AND SPORT SCHOLARSHIP
Donor:
The Canadian Olympic Committee administers this scholarship with the
support of the Carol Anne Letheren Foundation (CALF). The award is named
in honour of the late Carol Anne Letheren (1942-2001), former Chief
Executive Officer of the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC).
Value:
$1500 per year for 3 years
Number:
Tenure:
Canadian university or college in a General Arts program with an emphasis in
business, sport management, or marketing related fields.
Renewable:
Paid over 3 years.
Criteria:
1. Female student enrolled at a Canadian high school (private or public) in her
graduating year or a female high school graduate.
2. Applying to a Canadian university or college in a General Arts program
with an emphasis in business, sport management, or marketing related fields.
3. Demonstrate qualities and personal values that personify the Olympic
values of excellence, leadership, respect, human development, fun, fairness,
and peace.
4. Outstanding academic performance, minimum grade average of 85% or
above.
5. An accomplished athlete in high school, community or provincial level
competitive sports.
6. Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
Deadline:
March 5
Deadline Notes: Applications must be mailed or faxed
and must be received by 5:00 pm EST
of the deadline date.
Procedure:
Complete Carol Anne Letheren Leadership and Sport Scholarship application
form which can be printed from the website
(www.olympic.ca/EN/education/funding/files/2004CAL_application.pdf).
Include with completed application form:
1. High school transcripts signed by the applicant’s current school.
2. Confirmation from the applicant's high school that they are applying the
following year to a Canadian university or college.
3. Two letters of recommendation which address the applicant's athletic
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participation, pursuit of academic goals, and relationship with the person
writing the letter: one letter from a community leader or long-standing
personal friend which confirms the applicant's academic achievements and
demonstrates the personal qualities and values of the applicant; one letter from
a coach, recognized athlete, or sport organization that the applicant is
associated with.
4. Two statements responding to the following (max. 200 words/statement):
explain how you have demonstrated the qualities and personal values of
excellence, leadership, respect, human development, fun, fairness and peace
through your participation in sports and community involvement; include a
personal statement, goals for university or college, and the role that sport has
played in your life.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
The Carol Anne Letheren Leadership and Sport Scholarship
c/o Canadian Olympic Committee
21 St. Clair Avenue East, Suite 900
Toronto, ON
M4T 1L9
Telephone:
(416) 962-0262
Fax:
(416) 967-4902
Toll Free:
E-mail:
webmaster@olympic.ca
Website:
www.olympic.ca/EN/education/funding/letheren_award.shtml
Application
Form:
The application form for the Carol Anne Letheren Leadership and Sport
Scholarship can be printed from the website
(www.olympic.ca/EN/education/funding/files/2004CAL_application.pdf).
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Name:
CEREBRAL PALSY ASSOCIATION OF B.C. BURSARIES
Donor:
Cerebral Palsy Association of B.C.
Value:
$1000
Number:
3
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution (to complete an undergraduate
degree, a certificate, a diploma, or some form of short term training).
Renewable:
Criteria:
THESE BURSARIES ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR 2004. Interested
students should check with the Cerebral Palsy Association in the spring to
find out if they will be available in 2005.
1. Clinically diagnosed cerebral palsy.
2. Preference may be given to students who have been involved in activities in
their school or community during their high school years. Applicants should
explain if this was not possible for them.
3. Must demonstrate financial need and indicate what other avenues of
financial assistance they have explored.
Deadline:
June 15
Procedure:
1. Provide documentation of cerebral palsy. This can be from a physio file or
school file. It does not require a current physician declaration.
Deadline Notes:
2. Proof of enrollment in a post-secondary institution must be provided before
the cheque is issued.
3. Submit a certified copy of grade 11 and 12 transcripts and a short
autobiography, demonstrating how they have overcome a challenge in their
life in a positive manner and explaining their future plans.
4. Include three letters of reference, at least one being from a teacher.
5. Submit a cover sheet with bursary application which includes name,
address, phone number and e-mail address.
6. Mail, fax or e-mail application and details to Cerebral Palsy Association of
B.C.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
The Bursary Committee
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Feri Dehdar
Office Manager
Cerebral Palsy Association of B.C.
102 - 317 Columbia Street
New Westminster, BC
V3L 1A7
Telephone:
(604) 515-9455
Fax:
(604) 515-9466
Toll Free:
1-800-663-0004
E-mail:
info@bccerebralpalsy.com
Website:
www.bccerebralpalsy.com
Application
Form:
Selection:
The CPA-BC reserves the right to award less than $1000 if the student's
circumstances so dictate.
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Name:
CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS ASSOCIATION OF B.C. GRADE 12 GRADUATE CONTINUING EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
Certified General Accountants Association of B.C.
Value:
$750
Number:
10 (throughout B.C. and the Yukon)
Tenure:
Tuition scholarships payable, upon proof of registration, to a publicly funded
post-secondary institution the winner will be attending in the next academic
year.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Graduating secondary school student.
2. Canadian citizen or landed immigrant, resident of B.C. or the Yukon.
3. Scholastic achievement, while important, is not the only criteria for
selection.
4. Minimum B average in Grades 11 and 12.
Deadline:
April 15
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from CGA-BC, School Scholarship Representative
or from the website (www.cga-bc.org/becoming/secondary/scholarships.htm).
2. All sections of the application must be complete and must include a
handwritten essay of 250 words indicating why the applicant is interested in
an accounting related career, including plans for achieving career goals.
3. Attach official transcript of marks verified and initialed by your school
principal, counsellor or teacher.
4. Attach a letter of recommendation from a school principal, counsellor, or
teacher.
Contact:
Elizabeth Straforelli
Address:
Certified General Accountants Association of B.C.
300 - 1867 West Broadway
Vancouver, BC
V6J 5L4
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Telephone:
(604) 732-1211 (ext. 221)
Fax:
(604) 732-9439
Toll Free:
1-800-565-1211 (ext. 221)
E-mail:
estraforelli@cga-bc.org
Website:
www.cga-bc.org/becoming/schol.htm
Application
Form:
The application form for the Certified General Accountants Association of
B.C. Grade 12 Graduate Continuing Education Scholarship can be printed
from the website (www.cgabc.org/becoming/secondary/cont_educ_scholar.pdf).
Selection:
Certified General Accountants Association of B.C. Scholarship Selection
Committee.
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Name:
Charlotte Ramsay Memorial Bursary
Value:
$300
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any university, college, technical institute or vocational school
Criteria:
1. Female Aboriginal student entering post-secondary education
2. Will be awarded based on academic achievement and financial need.
3. Will be paid directly to the post-secondary institution upon proof of
registration.
Deadline:
Procedure:
Deadline Notes:
Complete a standard application form and a cover letter outlining your
academic goals and financial need.
Send these along with your transcript to the address below.
Address:
Dr. Anna Wang
Cowichan Valley Dental Group
345 Jubilee Street
Duncan, BC
V9L 1W0
Telephone:
(250) 746-0003
Fax:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Website:
Standard Application Form
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Toll Free:
Name:
CHIEF JOE MATHIAS BRITISH COLUMBIA ABORIGINAL
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Donor:
The Chief Joe Mathias British Columbia Aboriginal Scholarship Fund is a
nationally registered charity established in memory of the late Chief Joe
Mathias to support Chief Mathias’ vision of post-secondary education for all
First Nations persons.
Value:
$3000 - $5000
Number:
Varies
Tenure:
Courses of study towards a degree, or a certificate or diploma, at an eligible
post-secondary education institution; or post-graduate studies in an eligible
post-secondary educational institution.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Member of a B.C. First Nation.
2. Enrolled at an eligible public or private post-secondary educational
institution as a full-time, or part-time student.
3. Pursuing studies that lead to a degree or to a certificate or diploma from that
institution.
4. In financial need and demonstrates merit.
Deadline:
June 15
Deadline Notes: Application
s and all
support
material
must be
received by
June 15th
of each
year.
Procedure:
1. Request a copy of the application form by contacting Christa Williams by
mail or e-mail (christaw@fnesc.bc.ca) or print the information sheet in PDF
format or Word format and the application form in PDF format or Word
format. (PDF format requires Acrobat Reader. To print or save the Word file,
click on the form or information sheet, then choose Print or Save As.)
2. Include with the completed application form:
a) 2 letters of reference.
b) grade transcripts.
c) proof of registration confirming your admission to your program of study.
d) résumé or CV.
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e) a letter of introduction. Include any information that will make your request
a compelling one and special considerations the Board show know.
f) a letter from a person in authority as specified on the application form.
Attention:
Ms. Christa Williams
Address:
Board of Directors
Chief Joe Mathias British Columbia Scholarship Fund
c/o 113 - 100 Park Royal South
West Vancouver, BC
V7T 1A2
Contact:
Telephone:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Fax:
Christa
Williams
Toll Free:
Website: www.fnesc.ca/current_issues/
scholarships/mathias-info.doc
christaw@fnesc.bc.ca
The application form for the Chief Joe Mathias Aboriginal Scholarship Fund
can be printed in PDF format or Word format. (PDF format requires Acrobat
Reader. To print or save the Word file, click on the application form, then
choose Print or Save As.)
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Name:
CHIEFS' HEALTH CAREERS INITIATIVE - SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Donor:
The Chiefs' Health Careers Initiative (CHCI) is a joint program administered
by the First Nations Chiefs' Health Committee and the Health Careers
Advisory Committee.
Value:
Up to a maximum of $1000
Number:
Tenure:
A post-secondary program in a federally recognized college or university that
provides a degree or diploma qualifying graduates for employment in
accredited health career professions, such as medicine, nursing, dentistry,
health administration, traditional medicine (please demonstrate connection to
the field of health).
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Canadian citizens of Aboriginal ancestry who have resided in B.C. for the
last 12 months. Proof of Aboriginal ancestry may be provided in the form of
written confirmation from Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, a copy of a
valid status membership card or a letter from an official of an accredited
Aboriginal organization.
2. Individuals with a minimum of a "B" grade point average and whose level
of education is acceptable for enrollment in a professional health careers
program.
3. A priority is placed on supporting individuals with a demonstrated
commitment to a healthy lifestyle.
Deadline:
June 18
Procedure:
Obtain a copy of the application form from the First Nations Chiefs' Health
Committee or print a copy from the website
(www.fnchc.ca/healthcareers.html). The following documents must be
included with the completed application:
Deadline Notes:
Postmark Date
1. An official transcript sent by the appropriate educational institution
showing your present level of education.
2. A letter from the college or university stating that you have been accepted
for enrollment in the program for which you are requesting a scholarship.
3. Proof of Aboriginal ancestry.
4. An original letter of recommendation from a teacher or employer.
Attention:
Michelle DeGroot
Contact:
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Michelle DeGroot
Health Careers
Manager
Address:
Chiefs' Health Careers Initiative
062 - 1959 Marine Drive
North Vancouver, BC
V7P 3G1
Telephone:
(604) 980-7333 ext. 27
Fax:
(604) 980-7339
Toll Free:
1-866-913-0033
E-mail:
mdegroot@fnchc.ca
Website:
www.fnchc.ca/healthcareers.html
Application
Form:
The Chiefs' Health Careers Initiative Scholarship Application Form can be
printed from the website (www.fnchc.ca/healthcareers.html).
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Name:
CHIEFS' HEALTH CAREERS INITIATIVE - SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Donor:
The Chiefs' Health Careers Initiative (CHCI) is a joint program administered
by the First Nations Chiefs' Health Committee and the Health Careers
Advisory Committee.
Value:
Up to a maximum of $1000
Number:
Tenure:
A post-secondary program in a federally recognized college or university that
provides a degree or diploma qualifying graduates for employment in
accredited health career professions, such as medicine, nursing, dentistry,
health administration, traditional medicine (please demonstrate connection to
the field of health).
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Canadian citizens of Aboriginal ancestry who have resided in B.C. for the
last 12 months. Proof of Aboriginal ancestry may be provided in the form of
written confirmation from Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, a copy of a
valid status membership card or a letter from an official of an accredited
Aboriginal organization.
2. Individuals with a minimum of a "B" grade point average and whose level
of education is acceptable for enrollment in a professional health careers
program.
3. A priority is placed on supporting individuals with a demonstrated
commitment to a healthy lifestyle.
Deadline:
June 18
Procedure:
Obtain a copy of the application form from the First Nations Chiefs' Health
Committee or print a copy from the website
(www.fnchc.ca/healthcareers.html). The following documents must be
included with the completed application:
Deadline Notes:
Postmark Date
1. An official transcript sent by the appropriate educational institution
showing your present level of education.
2. A letter from the college or university stating that you have been accepted
for enrollment in the program for which you are requesting a scholarship.
3. Proof of Aboriginal ancestry.
4. An original letter of recommendation from a teacher or employer.
Contact:
Michelle DeGroot
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Health Careers Manager
Address:
Chiefs' Health Careers Initiative
062 - 1959 Marine Drive
North Vancouver, BC
V7P 3G1
Telephone:
(604) 980-7333 ext. 27
Fax:
(604) 980-7339
Toll Free:
1-866-913-0033
E-mail:
mdegroot@fnchc.ca
Website:
www.fnchc.ca/healthcareers.html
Application
Form:
The Chiefs' Health Careers Initiative Scholarship Application Form can be
printed from the website (www.fnchc.ca/healthcareers.html).
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Name:
CN SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WOMEN
Donor:
A special initiative by CN (Canadian National Railway Company) aimed at
promoting employment equity in Canada.
Value:
$600
Number:
48 across Canada
Tenure:
Selected community colleges and institutes of technology across Canada. The
following post-secondary institutions in B.C. are participating: Camosun
College, Victoria; College of New Caledonia, Prince George; Kwantlen
University College, Surrey; Northwest Community College, Terrace; and
University College of the Cariboo, Kamloops.
Criteria:
1. Women entering selected community colleges and institutes of technology
across Canada seeking careers in trades, technology and operations in which
the participation to date by women has been limited. Eligible programs of
study include: contruction, mechanics and metal trades programs; engineering,
electrical and electronic-related programs; marine, land and air programs; and
other programs as listed in the information booklet.
2. Scholarships are awarded regardless of any other financial assistance
obtained by applicants.
Deadline:
October 15 (after graduation)
Procedure:
1. Information and an application form can be printed from the website
(www.cn.ca/careers/scholarship/en_Scholar_ForWomen.shtml).
2. Include with completed application form: a letter of reference from your
educator, employer or someone who knows you well; and an essay describing
your career goals.
3. Submit application to educational institution where you have been accepted.
Address:
For more information, contact your educational institution.
Website:
www.cn.ca/careers/scholarship/en_Scholar_ForWomen.shtml
Application
Form:
Information and the application form for CN Scholarships for Women can be
printed from the website
(www.cn.ca/careers/scholarship/en_Scholar_ForWomen.shtml).
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Name:
COAST CAPITAL SAVINGS COMMUNITY EDUCATION AWARDS
Donor:
Coast Capital Savings
Value:
$2000
Number:
66
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. Planning to attend a post-secondary institution on a full-time basis;
2. Actively involved in your community and demonstrate community
leadership; and/or
3. Have overcome life challenges and have had the courage to face adversity.
4. Selection is based on community service, school activities, leadership and
academic performance.
Deadline:
April 15
Procedure:
1. Application forms will be available several months prior to the deadline
date in all Coast Capital Savings branches and at the website
(www.coastcapitalsavings.com/Community/CommunityPrograms/EducationA
wards).
Deadline
Notes:
2. Your completed application must include:
a) a signed application form.
b) a copy of your most recent transcript of marks.
c) a personal statement, no more than 500 words, outlining: educational goals,
community service, school involvement and leadership activities and/or
special circumstances or challenges that may have impacted your life and
what you have gained from this experience.
d) 2 letters of character reference supporting your personal statement.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Glenda Hill
Glenda Hill
Education Awards
Coast Capital Savings
400 - 645 Tyee Road
Victoria, BC
V9A 6X5
E-mail:
glenda.hill@coastcapitalsavings.com
Website:
www.coastcapitalsavings.com/Community/CommunityPrograms/EducationAwards
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Name:
COUNCIL OF MARINE CARRIERS TOWBOAT INDUSTRY POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
Donor:
Previously called the Western Canada Towboat Industry Post-Secondary
Education Scholarship, this scholarship is donated by the Council of Marine
Carriers (CMC).
Value:
Varies (up to $8000)
Number:
1 or more
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. Spouse, son, daughter or grandchild of a present employee of the Council of
Marine Carriers (CMC) or of a marine division of a CMC member company
(e.g. Seaspan).
2. Selection is based on a combination of factors including need, academic
standing, participation in extra-curricular activities, and involvement in
community affairs.
Deadline:
July 30
Procedure:
1. Obtain form from CMC member companies.
Deadline Notes:
Completed
application
forms must be
received by
the C.M.C. by
the deadline
date.
2. Attach to completed application:
a) a list of significant activities (eg. community activities, school clubs/teams,
service organizations, church groups and volunteer work) and academic
honours.
b) a summary of your hobbies, skills and athletic involvement.
c) a list of all scholarships, awards and prizes received for use for the
incoming school year.
d) a brief statement regarding your education and career goals.
e) a brief statement describing your need for financial assistance for your postsecondary education.
f) a list of previous, present and intended (while in school, if any)
employments.
3. On the application form, list the names and positions from whom the
Scholarship Committee will receive recommendations. You may submit the
letters of recommendation with your completed application packet or the
recommender may mail them to the CMC Scholarship Committee office by
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the deadline date.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Council of Marine Carriers Towboat Industry Scholarship Selection
Committee
c/o Council of Marine Carriers
200 - 1575 West Georgia Street
Vancouver, BC
V6G 2V3
Telephone:
(604) 687-9677
Fax:
(604) 687-1788
Toll Free:
E-mail:
cmc@councilofmarinecarriers.org
Website:
Application
Form:
Selection:
Capt. Phillip
Nelson
Council of Marine Carriers Scholarship Selection Committee
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Name:
Country Grocer Bursary
Value:
$500
Number:
6
Tenure:
Any recognized university, college, technical institute or vocational school
Criteria:
1. For a student that shows spirit and gets involved in all types of activities at
school and in the community
2. For a student that is thoughtful and helpful to others
3. For a student that is respected by both faculty and students for his/her
involvement, interest and drive
Deadline:
May 31
Procedure:
Complete a standard application form and a cover letter outlining your
academic goals, financial need, interests, hobbies, community involvement
and school activities.
Deadline Notes:
Give the completed application to the school guidance counselor. (Please do
not take applications to Country Grocer)
Address:
Telephone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Website:
Application
Form:
Toll
Free:
Standard Application Form
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Name:
Cowichan/Cobble Hill District 4H Bursary
Value:
$250
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any recognized university, college, technical institute or vocational school
Criteria:
1. Must be a current member of a local 4H club who has achieved in the two
previous years.
2. Will be awarded on the basis of 4H involvement, academic achievement
and demonstrated need.
3. Must be used within two years of graduation
Deadline:
May 1
Procedure:
1. Obtain an application form from the school guidance counselor.
Deadline Notes:
2. Send the completed application form along with a cover letter and transcript
to the contact listed below
Address:
Telephone:
Marian Davies
4H District Council
2810 Renfrew Rd.
RR#1 Shawnigan Lake, BC
V0R 2W0
(250) 743-6022
Fax:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Website:
Please apply on specific application form.
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Toll Free:
Name:
Cowichan Creamery Agricultural Scholarship
Value:
$ to be determined
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any recognized university, college, technical institute or vocational school
studying in the area of agriculture.
Criteria:
1. Must be a Canadian citizen.
2. Must express a desire to study in the field of agriculture.
Deadline:
May 15
Procedure:
1. Obtain an application form from the school guidance counselor.
Deadline Notes:
2. Send the completed application form along with a transcript and cover letter
to the contact listed below.
Address:
Henrietta Groenendijk
3210 Mt. Sicker Road
RR#1 Chemainus, BC
Telephone:
(250) 246-3300
Fax:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Website:
Please apply on specific application form.
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Toll Free:
Name:
Cowichan Folk Guild Bursary
Value:
$200
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any recognized university, college, technical institute or vocational school
studying in the area of folk arts.
Criteria:
1. Must be actively studying an acoustic and/or acapella folk music genre.
2. Preference will be given to students who are currently invovled in the
Cowichan Valley folk music scene and will not necessarily be given each
year.
3. With application, please write a 500-1000 word essay explaining your
interest in folk music and how you intend to use the bursary.
Deadline:
April 30
Procedure:
1. Obtain an application form from the contact listed below.
Deadline Notes:
2. Send the completed application form along with your essay and a cover
letter to the contact listed below.
Address:
Laura Brackenbury
Secretary, Cowichan Folk Guild
Box 802
Duncan, BC
V9L 3Y1
Telephone:
(250) 748-3975
Fax:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Website:
Please apply on specific application form.
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Toll Free:
Name:
Cowichan Italian Cultural Society Bursary – Gianni Bianco Memorial Bursary
Value:
$500
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution
Criteria:
1.Must be a graduating student in either the Cowichan Valley or Lake
Cowichan school district who is proceeding to post-secondary education or
training.
2. Must be of Italian decent (minimum third generation) whose parents are in
“good standing” of the Cowichan Italian Cultural Society.
3. High academic standing not necessary but applicant must display a steady
progress in his/her studies.
Deadline:
Procedure:
Deadline Notes:
1. Write a letter indicating family background, length of time in Canada,
extra-curricular activities and reasons for applying.
2. Send the letter along with a completed standard application form and
transcript to the contact listed below.
Address:
Telephone:
Maria Michieli
3829 Ortona Rd.
RR#4 Duncan, BC
V9L 3W8
(250) 746-5630
Fax:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Website:
Please apply on standard application form.
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Toll Free:
Name:
Cowichan Valley Field Hockey Association Bursary
Value:
$300
Number:
2
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution in Canada
Criteria:
1. Must have at some time been registered with either the Cowichan Junior
Field Hockey Association or the Cowichan Field Hockey Association.
2. Must have played a minimum 3 years with either of the Associations.
3. Must have maintained a C+ average over the final two years of secondary
education.
4. Bursary must me used within 18 months of receiving the award.
Deadline:
Procedure:
Deadline Notes:
1. Write a letter indicating that you have contributed to school and community
field hockey as a player, umpire and/or coach, and have shown an interest in
sharing your skills and knowledge with other players.
2. Send the letter along with a completed standard application form and
transcript to the contact listed below.
Address:
Margaret Luff
President, Cowichan Field Hockey Association
2404 Trillium Terrace
Duncan, BC
V9L 3Z6
Telephone:
(250) 746-3929
Fax:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Website:
Please apply on standard application form.
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Toll Free:
Name:
Cowichan Valley Highland Dancing Association Bursary
Value:
$500
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution in Canada
Criteria:
1. Available to any student who has been involved in highland dancing
schools in either the Cowichan Valley or Lake Cowichan school district.
2. Applicant must be a member in good standing of the CVHDA.
3. Financial need and academic achievement will be considered.
4. Bursary must me used within 18 months of receiving the award.
5. Dancing ability will have no bearing on the committee’s decision.
Deadline:
Deadline Notes:
Procedure:
1. Send a completed standard application form, cover letter and transcript to
the contact listed below.
Address:
Trudene Carter
5817 Valleyview road
Duncan, BC
V9L 4T8
Telephone:
(250) 748-0445
Fax:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Website:
Please apply on standard application form.
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Toll Free:
Name:
Cowichan Valley Intercultural And Immigrant Aid Bursary
Value:
$300
Number:
4
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Must be a student in either the Cowichan or Lake Cowichan School
District.
2. Student’s mother tongue must not be English.
3. Student must be a Canadian citizen, landed immigrant or refugee.
4. Student need not be a high academic achiever, but must show steady
progress in his/her studies.
5. Financial need may be taken into consideration.
Deadline:
To be determined
Procedure:
1. Obtain an official application from the contact listed below.
Deadline Notes:
2. Write a letter indicating family background, length of time in Canada,
community services, leisure interests/hobbies, reasons for applying, future
goals, and what you know about the Cowichan Valley Intercultural and
Immigration Aid Society.
3. Write a simple income statement showing gross income and net income.
4. Include a grade 11/12 transcript with your application.
Attention:
Raquel Gernitz
Contact:
Address:
Telephone:
(250) 748-3112
Fax:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Website:
Please use an official application form
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Toll Free:
Name:
CREDIT UNION FOUNDATION OF B.C. EDUCATION BURSARIES
Donor:
The Credit Union Foundation of B.C. is a philanthropic organization founded
by B.C. credit union members and funded by these members. The funds for
grants come from the earnings the Foundation receives on its capital. Most of
the capital has been donated by credit unions and credit union members to
memorials and trusts in honour of credit union pioneers.
Value:
Varies to a maximum of $2000. For example, first year student attending 2
consecutive semesters full-time at college can expect up to $525.
Number:
Tenure:
Vocational, technical or academic programs at post-secondary institutions in
B.C.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. The prime criteria is financial need. As the bursaries are supplemental
grants-in-aid, it is expected that applicants will have their main funding in
place and will have made every effort to cover their shortfall of funds.
2. Applicants must be B.C. residents attending post-secondary schools within
the province. Programs of study may be vocational, technical or academic.
Consideration is also given to mature students. Graduate and post-graduate
students are not eligible for Foundation bursaries.
3. In addition, each year the Credit Union Foundation of B.C. provides grants
to public colleges and universities throughout B.C. for disbursement. Students
should check their school’s calendar for descriptions of the awards, consult
with their Awards Office on eligibility or refer to the list at the Credit Union
Foundation of B.C. website
www.cufoundation.org/InformationforPostSecondaryStudents.htm
Deadline:
Fall semester - October 15
Winter semester - February 15
Spring/Summer semesters June 15
Procedure:
1. Application forms may be obtained at any credit union throughout B.C.
Deadline
Notes:
Applications must be
received at the Foundation's
address by the deadline
date.
2. The Awards Committee will review all complete applications received by
the deadline, taking into consideration the actual need, the length of the
program, the year of study, efforts to minimize costs, personal statement of
special circumstances, grades, etc. All decisions are final and are conveyed in
writing.
Contact:
To keep overhead to a minimum (so more funds go to awards) the Foundation
has no physical office. Mail service is provided courtesy of the Mailroom at
Credit Union Central of B.C.
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Address:
Telephone:
Credit Union Foundation of B.C.
c/o 1441 Creekside Drive
Vancouver, BC
V6J 4S7
Fax:
Toll Free:
E-mail:
Website:
www.cufoundation.org/InformationforPostSecondaryStudents.htm
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Name:
Crofton Community Catering Bursaries
Value:
$500
Number:
2
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Available only to students living in Crofton.
Deadline:
To be determined
Procedure:
1. Obtain an official application from the school guidance counselor.
Deadline Notes:
2. Include in your application package the completed application form, a cover
letter and a grade 11/12 transcript.
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Mrs. Pat Montgomery
P.O. Box 294
Crofton, BC
V0R 1R0
Telephone:
(250) 246-4159
Fax:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Website:
Please use an official application form
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Toll Free:
Name:
Crofton School Parent Liaison Committee Bursary
Value:
$250
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Student must have attended Crofton Elementary School for at least two
years.
Deadline:
To be determined
Procedure:
1. Obtain an official application from Crofton Elementary School.
Deadline Notes:
2. Include in your application package the completed application form, a cover
letter and a grade 11/12 transcript.
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Mrs. Elaine Hodgess
P.O. Box 738
Crofton, BC
V0R 1R0
Telephone:
(250) 246-9106
Fax:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Website:
Please use an official application form
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Toll Free:
Name:
D.B. PERKS & ASSOCIATES LIFESAVING SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
B.C. and Yukon Branch Lifesaving Society
Value:
$500
Number:
3
Tenure:
A university, college or vocational school in B.C. or the Yukon.
Criteria:
Holders of current Lifesaving Society awards, actively employed by a B.C. &
Yukon Branch Affiliate as a Lifeguard or Lifesaving Society Instructor, parttime or full-time.
Procedure:
1. Complete an application form, available from the Branch Office.
2. With the application, include a résumé outlining aquatic experience, both
paid and volunteer, along with letters from one work reference and one
personal reference. Volunteer involvement in the aquatic community will be
an asset.
Attention:
Address:
Lifesaving Society
B.C. & Yukon Branch
112 - 3989 Henning Drive
Burnaby, BC
V5C 6N5
Telephone:
(604) 299-5450
Fax:
E-mail:
info@lifesaving.bc.ca
Website: www.lifesaving.bc.ca
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(604) 299-5795
Name:
DAVID C. LAM/TEAL FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
Donor:
B.C. Teachers of English as an Additional Language (TEAL) Charitable
Foundation. The TEAL Charitable Foundation seeks to honour, through the
David C. Lam/TEAL Foundation Scholarship, the combination of pursuit of
competence with a recognition of service to others as demonstrated by David
C. Lam, the 25th Lieutenant-Governor of B.C.
Value:
$2500
Number:
2
Tenure:
Any B.C. post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. A graduating B.C. Grade 12 student who wishes to attend a post-secondary
institution.
2. Consistent improvement in academic competence.
3. School or community involvement or service to others.
4. ESL coursework at the secondary level.
Deadline:
January 31
Procedure:
1. Obtain a Nomination Form from the School Scholarship Representative,
TEAL Charitable Foundation, or print a copy from the website
(www.bcteal.org/PDF/DAVID C. LAM NOMINATION FORM.pdf). The
Guidelines can also be printed from the website (www.bcteal.org Under
T.C.F. Awards > Choose David C. Lam). Ask a school official to work with
you to complete the form.
Deadline Notes:
2. Obtain transcripts from Grades 8 to 11 which include records of ESL
coursework completed and obtain documentation of Grade 12 program and
marks to date.
3. Write a personal essay (two pages in length, double-spaced, approximately
500 words) on how a post-secondary education would enable you to make a
positive contribution to Canadian society. Sign and submit the original copy of
your essay.
4. Obtain three letters of reference: regarding academic performance from one
or two of: teachers, administrators and/or counsellors; regarding service to
others from one or two of: counsellors, coaches, sponsors and/or coordinators.
5. Check the above list and submit 2 copies (1 original and 1 photocopy) of
your complete application to the TEAL Charitable Foundation on or before
the January 31 deadline.
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Attention:
Contact:
Address:
TEAL Charitable Foundation
Attn: David C. Lam Scholarships
#201 - 640 West Broadway
Vancouver, BC
V5Z 1G4
Telephone:
(604) 736-6330
Fax:
tcf@bcteal.org
Website: www.bcteal.org Under T.C.F.
Awards > Choose David C. Lam
E-mail:
Application
Form:
(604) 736-6306
Toll Free:
The Nomination Form for the David C. Lam/TEAL Foundation Awards can
be printed from the website (www.bcteal.org/PDF/DAVID C. LAM
NOMINATION FORM.pdf). The Guidelines can also be printed from the
website (www.bcteal.org Under T.C.F. Awards > Choose David C. Lam).
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Name:
DAVID MASON EDUCATIONAL FUND
Donor:
The former Women's Auxiliary of the George R. Pearkes Centre for Children
(now the Queen Alexandra Centre for Children's Health) in memory of David
Mason, a former student at the Centre.
Value:
Varies
Number:
One or more
Tenure:
Any recognized B.C. post-secondary institution in a full-time academic,
technical or vocational career program. Monies awarded may be used for
tuition fees, books, equipment, transportation, residence and support worker
costs.
Criteria:
1. Person with a disability who has been a student at the Centre.
2. Academic performance will be assessed as well the applicant's ability to
cope with the chosen course of studies.
3. Preference will be given to applicants pursuing an academic, technical or
vocational program that has the expectation of a career at its completion.
4. Although financial need is not a major factor, it will be considered by the
Scholarship Committee.
Deadline:
June 30
Procedure:
1. Obtain application and reference form from the Queen Alexandra
Foundation for Children or print the application form and reference form from
the website in Word format or PDF format. (PDF format requires Acrobat
Reader. To print or save the Word file, click on the application form, then
choose Print or Save As.)
Deadline Notes:
2. Completed form must be accompanied by:
a) transcripts of last two years of study.
b) outline in writing why they are applying for this award including details of
intended program of study.
c) expected expenses for the coming year, income and anticipated assistance
from other sources.
3. Finalists selected by the Scholarship Committee will be invited to appear
for a personal interview.
4. Before monies are disbursed, the student must provide proof of acceptance
into or continuation in his/her chosen program at a B.C. university, college or
institute.
Attention:
Contact:
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Joy Spencer-Barry
Address:
David Mason Educational Fund
Queen Alexandra Foundation for Children
2400 Arbutus Road
Victoria, BC
V8N 1V7
Telephone:
721-6721
Fax: 721-6715
E-mail:
info@queenalexandra.org
Website:
www.queenalexandra.org/how_to_apply.html
Application
Form:
The application form and reference form for the David Mason Educational
Fund can be printed from the website in Word format or PDF format. (PDF
format requires Acrobat Reader.)
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Name:
DISTRICT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Donor:
B.C. Ministry of Education, through the District Scholarship Program,
rewards students for excellence in their chosen non-academic field(s).
Value:
$1000 ($500 cheque and $500 scholarship voucher)
Number:
Number to be awarded is equivalent to 1% of district's September 30 grade 12
enrollment.
Tenure:
A full-time program at a post-secondary institution or apprenticeship program
approved/accredited by the Ministry of Advanced Education.
Renewable:
No
Criteria:
1. Comply with Ministry criteria as described in the current Handbook of
Procedures. (Refer to Chapter 5 Scholarships and Awards.)
2. Canadian citizen or a permanent resident (landed immigrant).
3. Enrolled in or registered as a home schooler with:
a) a B.C. public school (including distance education schools), or
b) a Group 1, 2 or 4 B.C. independent school, or
c) a Continuing Education Centre.
4. May not have previously won a provincial or district scholarship. Note: A
student may not be awarded both a provincial scholarship and a district
scholarship.
5. Meet the criteria determined by the local District Scholarship Committee,
which requires a student to demonstrate superior achievement is his/her
chosen field(s). District criteria may also include such factors as attendance,
punctuality, work habits and cooperation.
6. Fulfill the graduation requirements of either the Grade 12 Graduation
Program or the Adult Graduation Program.
Deadline:
Procedure:
Deadline Notes:
1. Each district has its own procedures, application form and deadline date for
these awards. Students should contact their school counsellor or apply directly
to their local District Scholarship Committee.
2. The Independendent Schools Selection Committee collectively acts as the
District Scholarship Committee for Group 1 and 2 independent schools.
3. A student who wins a district scholarship is mailed a cheque for $500 in
October or November, followed by a scholarship voucher for $500 at the end
of November. Students must redeem scholarships within 5 years from
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September 30 of their graduating year, and before the expiry date of the
voucher. Vouchers are redeemable at designated, accredited post-secondary
institutions and apprenticeship programs, listed at the Ministry of Advanced
Education website (www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentservices/des_schools/).
4. To redeem a voucher, a student must have it stamped and signed by an
official of the institution or program to confirm that the student is enrolled in a
full-time program (e.g. in an eight-month university year or program of
similar duration). The signed voucher, with the student's Social Insurance
Number and current address, should be mailed to: Ministry of Education,
Awards Program, PO Box 9886 STN PROV GOVT, Victoria, BC V8W 9T6.
The ministry will mail a cheque directly to the student once the voucher has
been processed. This takes between six to eight weeks.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Contact School Counsellor for information.
Telephone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Website:
Notes:
www.bced.gov.bc.ca/exams/handbook
www.bced.gov.bc.ca/awards/scholarships
Replacing a Lost Scholarship Voucher
There is a $25 fee to replace a lost provincial or district scholarship voucher.
Students must access the ministry website
(www.bced.gov.bc.ca/awards/awards/scholarships/scholarship_lost.htm) for
declaration forms to request replacement vouchers. Each form should include
the student's legal names and Personal Education Number (PEN), and be
accompanied by a money order, credit card information or certified cheque
made out to the Minister of Finance. When the ministry receives the signed
declaration form, the student will be sent a replacement voucher.
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Name:
DOMINION INSTITUTE GREAT CANADIAN QUESTIONS ESSAY
COMPETITION
Donor:
The Dominion Institute to encourage high school and university students in
the study of key debates about Canadian history and culture.
Value:
$2000
Number:
1
Tenure:
Criteria:
1. Any Canadian student who will graduate from high school in June of the
year of application or any undergraduate student. Home school and IBL
students are also eligible. Applicants must be 21 years of age or younger.
2. Submissions to the essay competition should be no longer than 1500 words
and should identify the positions taken on the Great Questions and the
reasoning behind each position; support that position with an argument based
on evidence; offer sound reasons for supporting some arguments and rejecting
others; conclude with a restatement of the final position; and observe the usual
conventions of spelling, grammar, etc.
Deadline:
June 12
Procedure:
1. Essays must be submitted by e-mail. Each submission should begin with the
contact information and then the essay should be cut and pasted into the body
of the message. Attached files will not be accepted.
Deadline Notes:
2. For each submission include the following information: name of the student
writing the essay, your teacher's or supervisor's name (you do not need to
apply with your entire class, but you must have a teacher/supervisor support
your submission), school name and full mailing address, e-mail address,
which Great Canadian Question your essay is about, and the essay.
E-mail:
staff@dominion.ca
Website:
www.greatquestions.com/e/tools_4_0.html
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Name:
Duncan Christian School Association Bursary
Value:
$250
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution
Criteria:
The staff at Duncan Christian School will choose a student that best
exemplifies the spirit of Duncan Christian School.
Deadline:
May 31
Procedure:
1. Complete a standard application form and a cover letter detailing your
community service, church involvement, school activities, and future plans.
Attention:
School Guidance Counselor
Address:
Duncan Christian School
495 Beech Ave.
Duncan, BC
V9L 3J8
Telephone:
(250) 746-3654
Fax:
E-mail:
office@duncanchristianschool.ca
Website:
www.duncanchristianschool.ca
Application
Form:
Please use a standard application form.
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Name:
Duncan Christian School Staff Bursary
Value:
$250
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution
Criteria:
The staff at Duncan Christian School will choose a student that best
exemplifies the spirit of Duncan Christian School.
Deadline:
May 31
Procedure:
1. Complete a standard application form and a cover letter detailing your
community service, church involvement, school activities, and future plans.
Attention:
School Guidance Counselor
Address:
Duncan Christian School
495 Beech Ave.
Duncan, BC
V9L 3J8
Telephone:
(250) 746-3654
Fax:
E-mail:
office@duncanchristianschool.ca
Website:
www.duncanchristianschool.ca
Application
Form:
Please use a standard application form.
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Name:
Duncan Elementary School Parent Liaison Support Group Bursary
Value:
$300
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution
Criteria:
Applicant must have had two years in attendance at Duncan Elementary
School. A signed declaration indicating the years the applicant attended this
school must accompany application form.
The recipient will have eighteen months to use the award.
Deadline:
April 30
Procedure:
1. Complete a standard application form and a cover letter detailing your
community service, church involvement, school activities, and future plans.
Mrs. Shirley McGuiness
Contact:
Address:
Telephone:
(250) 748-6317
Fax:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Website:
Please use a standard application form.
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Name:
Duncan Business And Professional Women’s Club Bursary
Value:
$750
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution
Criteria:
1. Open to female applicants only.
2. Financial need is a consideration.
Deadline:
May 2
Procedure:
1. Complete an official application form and send with on official transcript.
Ms. Deborah Norris-Jones
Contact:
Address:
Duncan Business and Professional Women’s Club
Box 125
Duncan, BC
V9L 3X1
Telephone:
(250) 748-4900
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Fax:
Website:
Please use an official application form.
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(250) 748-0049
Name:
DUPONT CHALLENGE SCIENCE ESSAY AWARDS PROGRAM (THE)
Donor:
Sponsored by the DuPont Center for Collaborative Research and Education in
cooperation with General Learning Communications.
Value:
Winners in each division receive: First Place - $1500 US; 4 Finalists - $500
US; Honorable Mention - $50 US each. The first-place winner in each
division will be flown to Space Center Houston, along with a parent and the
sponsoring science and English teachers as special guests.
Number:
5 winners and 30 honorable mentions are awarded in each of two divisions:
Junior Division (grades 7, 8 and 9) and Senior Division (grades 10, 11, and
12).
Tenure:
Criteria:
Write an essay of 700 to 1000 words discussing a scientific or technological
development, event or theory that has captured your interest and attention.
Deadline:
January 17
Procedure:
1. Obtain Rules, Teacher Info. and Student Info. from the website
(www.glcomm.com/dupont/student.html).
Deadline Notes:
Postmark Date
2. Print a copy of the Official Entry Form from the website
(www.glcomm.com/dupont/entryform.pdf) and include a completed copy with
the essay.
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
The DuPont Challenge
Science Essay Awards Program
c/o General Learning Communications
900 Skokie Boulevard, Suite 200
Northbrook, IL 60062-4028
Telephone:
(847) 205-3000
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Fax:
Website: www.glcomm.com/dupont/student.htm
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The Official Entry Form for The DuPont Challenge Science Essay Awards
Program can be printed from the website
(www.glcomm.com/dupont/entryform.pdf).
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Name:
FIRST CITIZENS FUND STUDENT BURSARY PROGRAM
Donor:
Ministry of Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services
Value:
Up to $700 - $2000 per academic year.
Number:
Tenure:
Registered full-time in a minimum two-year academic program at any
recognized post-secondary institution.
Renewable:
Applications can be made for each academic year required to attain a degree
including additional academic years to attain a Master's degree of the same
discipline.
Criteria:
1. Post-secondary students of Aboriginal ancestry (status, non-status, Metis
and Inuit).
2. Resident in British Columbia for six months or more at the time of
application (not including attendance at post-secondary institution).
3. Registered full-time (at least 3 full credit courses per term) in a minimum
two-year academic program at any recognized post-secondary institution.
4. Minimum 2.5 grade point average or C+ grade equivalent.
5. Demonstrates financial need.
Deadline:
May 28
Deadline Notes: Applications
must be
received by
4:30 pm of
the deadline
date. Faxed
applications
are not
accepted.
Procedure:
Obtain application form from post-secondary financial aid office, the BC
Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres, or print a copy from the website
(http://www.bcaafc.com/programs/provincial/Student Bursary.pdf). With
completed, signed and dated application form include:
1. Contact person where you can always be reached or a message can be left
for you.
2. Evidence of Aboriginal ancestry (e.g. registry number and name of band or
association, or photocopy of status or Metis card, or recognition from
Aboriginal Organization, or documented evidence in a self-written
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background letter.)
3. Proof of registration in a minimum 2 year, full-time post-secondary
program (original documentation).
4. Letter of recommendation from a Band or recognized Aboriginal
Organization.
5. Background letter on family background, ancestral background, education
and employment history, and career or academic goal.
6. Students with a permanent disability, provide additional documentation as
listed on the application form.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Josie Jack
First Citizens' Fund Student Bursary Program
c/o BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres
200 - 506 Fort Street
Victoria, BC
V8W 1E6
Telephone:
388-5522
Fax:
388-5502
Toll Free:
1-800-990-2432
E-mail:
jjack@bcaafc.com
Website: www.bcaafc.com/programs
Application
Form:
The First Citizens Fund Student Bursary Application Form can be printed
from the website (http://www.bcaafc.com/programs/provincial/Student
Bursary.pdf).
Selection:
Conditional approval will be made for complete applications on a first-come,
first-served basis. Final decisions are made following receipt of official
transcripts for the academic year you are applying for.
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Name:
FLOWERS CANADA - PAT HUMPHREYS SCHOLARSHIP
Donor:
Flowers Canada
Value:
$500
Number:
Tenure:
A training program within Canada which leads to certification through the
Flowers Canada Accreditation Program.
Criteria:
1. Admission to program.
2. Must have a Secondary School Graduation Diploma or equivalent.
3. Overall academic and artistic achievement.
4. Written recommendations from florists and/or teachers, prior industry
involvement and financial need may be considered.
Deadline:
March 31
Procedure:
1. Obtain application from Flowers Canada.
2. Enclose with the completed application:
a) proof of academic achievement and other programs or awards as claimed in
the application.
b) letters of recommendation and photographs of previous work, if applicable.
c) copy of the application and curriculum for program applied for.
Contact:
Finance, Membership & Accreditation Co-ordinator
Address:
Flowers Canada/Fleurs Canada Inc.
7856 Fifth Line South
Milton, ON
L9T 2X8
Telephone:
(905) 875-0707
Fax:
(905) 875-3494
Toll Free:
1-800-447-5147
E-mail:
education@flowerscanada.ca
Website:
www.flowerscanada.ca
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Name:
Forest Legacy Scholarships and Bursaries
Value:
$500-1000
Number:
3
Tenure:
1. A technical school, university or college.
2. Studying in a field of natural resources such as forestry, fisheries,
hydrology or soils.
Criteria:
Deadline:
April 30
Procedure:
1. Obtain an official application form from the contact listed below.
2. Complete the official application form and send with an official transcript.
Darrell J. Frank, Municipal Forester
Contact:
Address:
Corporation Of The District Of North Cowichan
Attention: Forest Legacy Scholarships And Bursaries
Box 278
Duncan, BC
V9L 3X4
Telephone:
(250) 746-3100
Fax:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Website:
Please obtain an official application form from the address listed above.
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Name:
FOUNDATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF ABORIGINAL YOUTH
(FAAY) BURSARIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
The Foundation for the Advancement of Aboriginal Youth (FAAY) is
operated by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business, a non-profit
organization that is a leader in promoting the full participation of Aboriginal
communities in the Canadian economy.
Value:
See Notes.
Number:
See Notes.
Tenure:
High school or university, college or technical institute. May be used for
tuition, books, computers and other educational equipment, transportation,
housing, food or clothing.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Aboriginal students (Status, Non-Status, Métis and Inuit) who are Canadian
citizens, enrolled full-time in a Canadian school.
2. Volunteer contributions to community and family, academic performance,
career goals, leadership and role model qualities.
Deadline:
October 15 (5:00 pm Eastern Standard
Time)
Deadline Notes: Send
applications and
documents by
mail, courier or
Express Post to
be received by
the deadline
date.
Procedure:
To be eligible and avoid disqualification, the following must be submitted:
1. Application form, fully completed and signed. The application form is
available from the website (www.ccab.com/faayap04.html).
2. Essay (no more than 2 pages) on why you should receive a bursary or
scholarship, your education goals and career plans and why you think it is
important to stay in school. Include information about any awards you have
received, community and volunteer work you have done and special school
activities in which you participate.
3. Letter of recommendation from a teacher or professor.
4. Letter of support from a community member involved with the group or
organization for whom you have volunteered.
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5. Original photo of applicant.
6. Academic transcripts from your last year at school.
Attention:
Address:
Foundation for the Advancement of Aboriginal Youth
204A St. George Street
Coach House, Main Floor
Toronto, ON
M5R 2N5
Telephone:
(416) 961-8663. Ext. 227
Fax:
(416) 961-3995
Toll Free:
E-mail:
faayinfo@ccab.com
(for information only)
Website:
www.ccab.com
Application The application form for the FAAY Bursaries and Scholarships is available
from the website (www.ccab.com/faayap04.html).
Form:
Notes:
59 bursaries of $750 each for high school students (grades 9 and up) aged 13 18.
78 scholarships of $2000 or $2500 for full-time students enrolled in a
university, college or technical institute.
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Name:
FRASER MacPHERSON MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Donor:
Named for saxophonist, Fraser MacPherson, funds for this scholarship are
raised by donations and by the efforts of the Pacific Music/Fraser MacPherson
Music Scholarship Fund.
Value:
$2000
Number:
4 - 8 awards each year, including a new scholarship offered by the Coastal
Jazz and Blues Society.
Tenure:
Award may be used by the recipient in any way that contributes to his/her
musical development.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. B.C. resident and jazz instrumentalist (not vocalist) through age 25.
2. Applications will be assessed by instrument-type.
Deadline:
November 1 (3 p.m.)
Deadline Notes: Before or after
graduation.
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from Vancouver Musicians Association or print a
copy from the website
(www.vancouverjazz.com/fmsf/FMSF_Application_Form2004.pdf). Send
separate submissions for different instrument categories.
2. Include with the completed application form, a CD or cassette tape of a
performance with live accompaniment only, 2 selections, of no more than 10
minutes in length. CD/tape must indicate student's name, instrument played,
and phone number.
3. Also include copies of any supporting documents that may interest the
jurors in assessing your application.
Attention:
Ellie O'Day, Coordinator
Address:
Fraser MacPherson Music Scholarship Fund
c/o Vancouver Musicians Association
#100 - 925 West 8th Avenue
Vancouver, BC
V5Z 1E4
Telephone:
(604) 731-3339
Fax:
ellie@oday.org
Website: www.vancouverjazz.com/fmsf
www.coastaljazz.ca
E-mail:
Contact:
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Ellie O'Day,
Coordinator
Toll Free:
Name:
GARFIELD WESTON MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FOR COLLEGES (THE)
Donor:
A program of The Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation, sponsored by The
W. Garfield Weston Foundation, a private Canadian foundation which directs
its funds primarily to education and the environment.
Value:
See Notes.
Number:
See Notes.
Tenure:
National Awards are tenable only at participating colleges. In B.C., the
following colleges are participating: B.C.I.T., Douglas College, Kwantlen
University College, Langara College, Malaspina University-College, Northern
Lights, Northwest Community College, Selkirk College and University
College of the Fraser Valley. See complete list at website.
Regional and Provincial Awards are tenable at any accredited, public
community college in Canada.
Renewable: National Awards are renewable for up to 3 years of diploma studies.
Criteria:
1. Demonstrate leadership potential.
2. Present a record of service to the school and/or community.
3. Present a minimum grade of 75% in courses required for their anticipated
program of study.
4. Demonstrate an interest in their selected field of study.
5. Intend to enroll in full-time diploma or degree studies, of at least two years
in length, at an accredited, public community college in Canada. National
Awards are tenable only at participating colleges.
6. Be a Canadian citizen or resident.
7. Be in the final year of study for a high school diploma OR be an adult in the
work force.
8. Must NOT be a university degree or college diploma graduate within the
last 3 years.
9. Must NOT be currently enrolled in a diploma or degree program at a
community college.
Deadline:
March 1
Deadline Notes: Deadline for applications to be
receivedby the GWMSC, not
postmark deadline.
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Procedure:
Obtain an application form from your school counsellor or print a copy from
the website (www.gwmsc.ca/students/apply.htm).
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
The Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation, GWMSC Awards
53 Yonge Street, 5th Floor
Toronto, ON
M5E 1J3
Telephone:
(416) 646-2120
Fax:
(416) 646-0846
Toll Free:
1-866-544-2673 ext. 224
E-mail:
khanford@sympatico.ca
Website:
www.gwmsc.ca/students/students-main.htm
Application The application form for the Garfield Weston Merit Scholarship for Colleges
can be printed from the website (www.gwmsc.ca/students/apply.htm).
Form:
Selection:
Notes:
Listing of Awards:
GWMSC National Awards (up to 75): The student's college makes a tuition
grant of up to $8000 per year renewable for up to 3 years, plus GWMSC
offers each national winner $8000 per year.
GWMSC Regional Awards (up to 35): Non-renewable entrance awards of
$4000.
GWMSC Provincial Awards (up to 30): Non-renewable entrance awards of
$2500.
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Name:
GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA - B.C. COUNCIL AWARDS
Donor:
B.C. Girl Guides Council Awards Committee
Value:
$250 - $500
Number:
Criteria:
1. B.C. Council Bursary: Grade 12 student registered in B.C., must be an
active member for immediate past three years, planning to attend any postsecondary institution.
2. B.C. Council Bursary of Honour: Available for a B.C. Girl Guide
completing her final year of secondary education.
3. Eve Pound Scholarship: Available for a girl member completing her final
year of secondary education.
4. Margery Dumfries Scholarship: Grade 12 student, B.C. resident, active
member for five years, preference given to students entering sciences,
engineering, or agriculture.
Deadline:
B.C. Council Bursary and B.C. Council Bursary of Honour: March 15
Eve Pound Scholarship and Margery Dumfries Scholarship: April 15
Procedure:
Application forms are available from the Area Awards Chairwomen,
Commissioners, Senior Branches Advisers, and the Provincial Office. They
will also be available at the website once they have been revised.
Address:
B.C. Council Girl Guides of Canada
1476 West 8th Avenue
Vancouver, BC
V6H 1E1
Telephone:
(604) 714-6636
Fax:
(604) 714-6645
Toll Free:
1-800-565-8111
E-mail:
info@bc-girlguides.org
Website:
www.bc-girlguides.org/03resources/03bursariesandscholarshps.html
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Name:
GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA - GUIDES DU CANADA SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
Girl Guides of Canada - Guides du Canada
Value:
$1500
Number:
10
Tenure:
Any recognized Canadian post-secondary institution.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Well-rounded person who is an Active Member of the Girl Guides of
Canada-Guides du Canada.
2. Has either been accepted at or is continuing her education full-time at a
Canadian educational institution.
3. Will continue her involvement in Guiding in whatever way possible.
4. Applicants should be: contributing members of the community, responsible
citizens, committed leaders of tomorrow, and involved in a variety of activities
and have a wide scope of interest.
5. Although marks are important and are evaluated, they are not the focus of
Girl Guides of Canada-Guides du Canada Scholarships.
Deadline:
April 1
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form and scholarship criteria from the Girl Guides of
Canada National Office, the provincial offices, or print a copy from the
website (www.girlguides.ca/media/pdfs/14-2/scho-ggc.pdf).
Deadline
Notes:
Completed applications must be
received by the deadline date.
Applications may be returned by mail,
courier or hand-delivery only. Faxed
or e-mailed applications will not be
considered.
2. Include with completed application form:
a) two letters of reference: one from someone outside Guiding and one from
someone within Guiding.
b) photocopy of previous year's final June marks and current year's marks.
3. The scholarship is conditional on acceptance at the Canadian institution of
the applicant's choice and will only be awarded when Girl Guides of CanadaGuides du Canada has been notified of this acceptance.
Attention:
Scholarship
Administrator
Contact:
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Address:
Girl Guides of Canada - Guides du Canada
Scholarship Administrator
50 Merton Street
Toronto, ON
M4S 1A3
Telephone:
(416) 487-5281 Ext. 266
Fax:
(416) 487-5570
Toll Free:
1-800-565-8111
E-mail:
ggc@girlguides.ca
Website:
www.girlguides.ca/default.asp?id=131
Application The application form and scholarship criteria for the Girl Guides of CanadaGuides du Canada Scholarships can be printed from the website
Form:
(www.girlguides.ca/media/pdfs/14-2/scho-ggc.pdf).
Selection:
Girl Guides of Canada Scholarship Committee.
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Name:
Girl Guides Of Canada – Mid-Island Bursary
Value:
Minimum $100
Number:
varies
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution in Canada
Criteria:
1. Must be a well rounded person who is an active member of the Girl Guides
of Canada, Mid-Island area, and has been for a minimum of two years.
2. Candidates will be evaluated on the following headings: Guiding
Background; Other Interests and Activities; Service/Volunteer Positions;
Applicants Report and two Confidential Recommendations.
Deadline:
April 15
Procedure:
1. Obtain an official application form from the contact listed below.
2. Send the completed application package including application form,
transcript and recommendations to the address below.
Carol Stenburg
Contact:
Address:
Carol Stenburg
Girl Guides of Canada – Mid-Island Area Bursary Committee
6135 Shoreline Drive
Nanaimo, BC
V9V 1E2
Telephone:
(250) 743-2841
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Fax:
Website:
Please obtain an official application form from the address listed above.
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Name:
GREYHOUND CANADA "TRAVEL IS EDUCATIONAL, TOO!"
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Donor:
Greyhound Canada Transportation Corp.
Value:
Prize packages worth more than $1000;
20 scholarships worth $2500, $1500, $1000 or $500.
Number:
50 Prize Packages; 20 Scholarships
Tenure:
Renewable:
Criteria:
Graduating high school students in B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba,
Ontario and Whitehorse in the Yukon with an 80 percent or higher average on
spring transcript/report card.
Deadline:
May 6
Procedure:
1. Obtain information about the "Travel is Educational, Too!" Scholarship
Program from the website
(http://www.greyhound.ca/en/discounts_promotions/students/tiet2004.shtml).
2. Drop off spring report card/transcript showing an 80 percent or higher
average to your local Greyhound depot. Be sure to include your name, address
and telephone number.
3. A total of 50 winners will be drawn from all entries received.
Address:
Nearest Greyhound Depot.
Telephone:
(403) 260-0753
Fax:
(403) 260-4660
E-mail:
cindy_newbergher@lpsg.com
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Website: www.greyhound.ca/en
Name:
GUIDE OUTFITTERS ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
(GOABC) SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Donor:
Guide Outfitters Association of British Columbia (GOABC)
Value:
$1000 (1), $750 (14)
Number:
15
Tenure:
Planning to enroll in a post-secondary institution within one year following
graduation to pursue a career in some aspect of wildlife management.
Criteria:
1. Graduating Grade 12 students in B.C. planning to enroll in a post-secondary
institution within one year following graduation. The scholarships are also
open to students who have completed their first year of post-secondary
education.
2. Planning to pursue a career in some aspect of wildlife management, such as
wildlife biologist, research biologist, habitat biologist, wildlife veterinarian,
range manager, forest technician, conservation officer, environmental habitat
management technician, zoological technician or ecologist.
Deadline:
May 10
Procedure:
Obtain application form from school counsellor’s office. With completed
application form include:
Deadline Notes:
1. A covering letter making application for the GOABC Scholarship. The
letter should include information about the applicant’s interest in wildlife
management and a description of any past experiences involving wildlife
management and past experiences involving wildlife such as hunting and other
wilderness experiences.
2. Official transcripts and an outline of courses.
3. A letter of reference from a teacher, principal, counsellor or instructor. A
letter of reference from a licenced guide outfitter may also be included.
4. An essay of at least 1000 words describing the applicant’s views on the role
of hunting in wildlife management.
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Guide Outfitters Association of B.C.
Box 94675
Richmond, BC
V6Y 4A4
Telephone:
(604) 278-2688
Fax:
E-mail:
info@goabc.org
Website: www.goabc.org
(604) 278-3440
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Toll Free:
Name:
HALF PRICE COMPUTER BOOKS ESSAY COMPETITION
Donor:
Half Price Computer Books
Value:
$500 (2), $250 (1)
Number:
3
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution in Canada or the U.S.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Currently enrolled in a Canadian or American post-secondary institution.
2. Write a 500-750 word essay on one of three predetermined topics.
3. Offered twice a year: one deadline is in July, the other in January.
Deadline:
July 31
January 16
Procedure:
1. Write an essay of between 500 - 750 words on ONE of the topics listed at
the website. For full details, visit the scholarship page at the website
(www.halfpricecomputerbooks.ca/scholarship.php).
Deadline Notes:
Entries must be received by
11:59 pm of the deadline date.
2. E-mail your entry, along with your contact information, to
scholarship@halfpricecomputerbooks.com. You must put 'scholarship'
somewhere in the subject of your e-mail.
3. The top three entrants will be asked to show proof of registration in a
college or university before they are awarded their prize.
Contact:
scholarship@halfpricecomputerbooks.com
Address:
Telephone:
Fax:
(604) 945-7229
Toll Free:
1-888-663-0063
E-mail:
scholarship@halfpricecomputerbooks.com
Website:
www.halfpricecomputerbooks.ca/scholarship.php
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Name:
HARMONY SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
The Harmony Movement
Value:
$1000
Number:
10
Tenure:
Attending any post-secondary institution as a full-time student in the fall.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Full-time student, under 21 years of age, graduating from a Canadian high
school who will be attending a post-secondary institution full-time in the fall.
2. Must be nominated for the award.
3. Demonstrated leadership in organizing activities to promote social cohesion
and diversity in Canada. Applications will be judged according to the
nominee's length of service, scope of activity, leadership qualities, and role in
advocating for diversity.
Deadline:
June 30
Deadline Notes: Postmark
Date.
Applicatio
ns must be
mailed or
sent by
courier by
the
deadline
date.
Procedure:
1. Obtain from the website
(www.harmony.ca/scholarship.php?option=scholarship) and complete or have
an appropriate person complete the following forms: a nomination form, an
application form, two reference letters (one from a teacher and a second
reference from another teacher, a friend, a representative from a community
organization or an employer). Make sure that all forms are completed, signed
and address the criteria.
2. Include proof of enrollment in the post-secondary institution you plan to
attend (provide a photocopy).
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Harmony Movement
255 Duncan Mill Road
Suite 412
Toronto, ON
130
M3B 3H9
Telephone:
(416) 385-2660
Fax:
(416) 385-2644
Toll Free:
E-mail:
info@harmony.ca
Website:
www.harmony.ca/scholarship.php?option=scholarship
Application The nomination form, application form and reference letter forms for the
Harmony Scholarships can be printed from the website
Form:
(www.harmony.ca/scholarship.php?option=scholarship).
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Name:
HARRY JEROME SCHOLARSHIPS (THE)
Donor:
Funded by the Harry Jerome Scholarship Fund and the Black Business and
Professional Association, these scholarships were established in the names of
outstanding Black Canadians and the Bank of Montreal, a substantial donor to
the endowment fund.
Value:
$2000
Number:
6
Tenure:
A full-time degree, diploma or certificate program at a Canadian college or
university for the academic year commencing in the year in which the
scholarship is granted.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. A Black African or Black Caribbean student who is a Canadian citizen or
permanent resident of Canada.
2. Between 17 and 30 years of age as of the end of September of the year in
which the scholarship is granted.
3. Enrolled in a full-time degree, diploma or certificate program at a Canadian
college or university for the academic year commencing in the year in which
the scholarship is granted. Students commencing their studies in the fall are
eligible.
4. High academic achievement.
5. Financial need.
6. Recognized contribution to the Black community.
Deadline:
May 31
Deadline Notes: Applications must be
received at the Black
Business and
Professional
Association office no
later than 4:00 pm of
the deadline date.
Procedure:
Obtain application from the Black Business and Professional Association
office or print a copy of the application form from the website
(www.bbpa.org/Harry/HarryJeromeScholarship.pdf). With completed
application include:
1. A letter describing the reasons why you would be a worthy recipient of a
Harry Jerome Scholarship. Include your contribution to the Black community,
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other volunteer activities, your academic achievements, your most important
accomplishments and your future goals.
2. A brief outline of your budget for the coming year including information on
your expected sources of funding (e.g. student loan, parents, etc.).
3. Two letters of reference from the two individuals named in your
application. One must be a teacher from your school, college or university.
The other must be from an individual, other than your teacher, who is familiar
with your community service.
4.An up-to-date official transcript.
5. Two passport size photos (once submitted they will become the property of
the Harry Jerome Scholarship Fund).
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
The Harry Jerome Scholarships
Black Business and Professional Association
675 King Street West, Suite 210
Toronto, ON
M5V 1M9
Telephone:
(416) 504-4097
Fax:
E-mail:
bbpa@bellnet.ca
Website: www.bbpa.org/Harry/applications.html
(416) 504-7343
Toll Free:
Application A copy of the application form for the Harry Jerome Scholarships can be
printed from the website (www.bbpa.org/Harry/HarryJeromeScholarship.pdf).
Form:
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Name:
Hayes Future Of The Forest Scholarship
Value:
$1000
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution in Canada that could lead to a career in the
forest industry.
Criteria:
1. A student who is pursuing a post-secondary education that will enable
him/her to find a career in the forest industry.
2. Applicant must demonstrate involvement in extra-curricular activities at
school and/or within the community.
Deadline:
May 15
Procedure:
1. Obtain an official application form from the school guidance counselor or
from the website www.hayes.bc.ca
2. Send the completed application package including application form,
transcript and a 250-word brief providing specifics about the program you are
entering and why you are interested in working in the forest industry, to the
address listed below.
Caroll Taiji
Contact:
Address:
Denise Archibald
Hayes Forest Services Limited
7233 Trans Canada Highway
Duncan, BC
V9L 6B1
Telephone:
(250) 709-6376
Fax:
(250) 709-6328
E-mail:
Carol.taiji@hayes.bc.ca
Website:
www.hayes.bc.ca
Application Please obtain an official application form from the school guidance counselor
or download one from the website.
Form:
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Name:
Hoo Hoo Club Bursary
Value:
$1000
Number:
2
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution in Canada that could lead to a career in the
forest industry.
Criteria:
1. A student who is pursuing a post-secondary education that will enable
him/her to find a career in the forest industry.
Deadline:
To be determined
Procedure:
Obtain an application from the contact listed below.
Mr. Stephen McAdam
Contact:
Address:
Mr. Stephen McAdam
1103 Herd Rd.
Duncan, BC
V9L 6W9
Telephone:
(250) 748-8689
Fax:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Website:
Please obtain an official application form from the contact listed above.
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Name:
HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES' UNION BURSARY PROGRAM
Donor:
Value:
See Listing of Bursaries in Notes section.
Number:
Included with Listing of Bursaries in Notes section.
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Available to present members of the Hospital Employees' Union, their
children, and their spouses.
2. Students who need financial assistance and demonstrate satisfactory
academic standing.
3. Bursaries are payable to the post-secondary institution upon enrollment.
Deadline:
August 13
Deadline Notes: Applications must be
received by the Provincial
Office by the deadline date.
Procedure:
Bursary and scholarship information and application forms are forwarded to
the Locals at the beginning of June. They are also available from the website
www.heu.org (choose For Members, then Bursaries).
Address:
Hospital Employees' Union
Bursary Committee
5000 North Fraser Way
Burnaby, BC
V5J 5M3
Telephone:
(604) 456-7053 or (604) 456-7004
Fax:
(604) 739-1510
Toll Free:
1-800-663-5813
E-mail:
heu@heu.org
Website:
www.heu.org (choose For Members, then Bursaries)
Application
Form:
The application form for the Hospital Employees' Union Bursaries can be
printed from the website (www.heu.org/2004/bursaryapp2004.pdf).
Selection:
Bursaries Committee under the direction of the Provincial Executive.
Notes:
NUMBER & VALUE:
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1. Edward James Ashmore Memorial Bursary - Surrey Local and Provincial
Executive (1) $1000
2. Provincial Executive Bursary (1) $ 500
3. Royal Jubilee Local Bursary (1) $ 500
4. Victoria General Local Bursary (1) $ 350
5. Prince George Local Bursary (1) $ 500
6. Ginger Goodwin Bursary - Provincial Executive (1) $ 500
7. Richmond Local Bursary (1) $1000
8. Alex Patterson Bursary - Provincial Executive (1) $ 500
9. Robert Standell Bursary - St. Paul's Local (1) $ 500
10. Members' Memorial Bursary - UBC Local (1) $ 500
11. Vancouver General Local Bursaries (3) $ 500
12. Lois Reimer Bursary - Lions Gate Local (1) $ 350
13. Tara Hansen Memorial Bursary - Maple Ridge Local (1) $ 500
14. Bill Black Bursary - Royal Columbian Local (1) $ 350
15. John Darby Bursary - Royal Columbian Local (1) $ 350
16. Ray McCready Bursary - Provincial Executive (1) $1000
17. Iris Andrews Memorial Bursary - Surrey Memorial (1) $1000
18. Burnaby Local (1) $ 500
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Name:
Husky Oil Educational Awards For Native People
Value:
Up to $3000
Number:
Various awards
Tenure:
Criteria:
1.Must be Inuit, Metis, Status or Non-Status.
2. Financial need is a consideration.
Deadline:
May 31
Procedure:
Obtain an application from the contact listed below or from the website
http://www.huskyenergy.ca/about/downloads/AEAwards.pdf
Contact:
Address:
Aboriginal Relations
Husky Oil Operations Limited
P.O. Box 6525, Station D
Calgary, Alberta
T2P 3G7
Telephone:
(403) 298-6780
Fax:
E-mail:
Website:
http://www.huskyenergy.ca/about/downloads/AEAwards.pdf
Application Please obtain an official application form from the contact listed above or
from the website.
Form:
138
Name:
Ian Ford Trust Bursary
Value:
Minimum $250
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution that offers training in the Municipal field.
Criteria:
1.Available to any Vancouver Island student who chooses to enter studies in
the Municipal field (town planning, engineering, teaching, nursing, medicine,
etc.).
2. Students must have a C+ average or better average.
3. Financial need is a consideration.
Deadline:
May 1
Procedure:
1. Complete the official application form along with a cover letter detailing
your activities, financial need and future goals.
2. Send the completed application package to the address listed below.
Contact:
Address:
Ian Ford Trust Bursary
Village of Port Alice
Box 130
Port Alice, BC
V0N 2N0
Telephone:
(250) 284-3391
Fax:
(250) 284-3416
E-mail: info@portalice.ca
Website:
Application
Form:
Please obtain an official application form from the school guidance counselor.
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Name:
ICELANDIC CANADIAN CLUB OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
Icelandic Canadian Club of British Columbia
Value:
Varies
Number:
Tenure:
A full-time program of post-secondary education in B.C.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Students of Icelandic descent, who are residents of B.C. and who are
beginning or continuing in a full-time program of post-secondary education in
B.C.
2. An academic average of 75% or better is required.
3. The following awards are offered by the Icelandic Canadian Club of British
Columbia:
Anna B. Nash Memorial Scholarship:
For a student entering or continuing studies in Education.
Anne Eyford Memorial Scholarship:
For a student in Fine Arts.
Dr. B.T.H. Marteinsson Memorial Scholarship:
For a student in health related fields.
Thordarson Family Scholarship:
For students enrolled in Health, Law or Education.
Warren Oddsson Memorial Scholarship:
For a student enrolled in the study of Fine Arts, History or Humanities.
Deadline:
July 31
Procedure: 1. Obtain application from the Icelandic Canadian Club of B.C. or print a copy
from the website (www.inlofna.org/ICCBC/Scholarship_Appl.pdf).
2. Include with completed application form:
a) a transcript of Grade 11 and 12 marks;
b) letter describing past academic activities, extracurricular activities, present
activities and future career plans;
c) current photograph of applicant.
Attention:
Contact:
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Address:
Scholarship Committee
Icelandic Canadian Club of British Columbia
939 6th Street
New Westminster, BC
V3L 3C8
Telephone:
(604) 515-1224
Fax:
Toll Free:
E-mail:
icc_of_bc@hotmail.com
Website:
www.inlofna.org/ICCBC/ICCBC_Scholarships.html
Application The application from for the Icelandic Canadian Club of B.C. Scholarships can
be printed from the website (www.inlofna.org/ICCBC/Scholarship_Appl.pdf).
Form:
Selection:
Icelandic Canadian Club of B.C. Scholarship Committee.
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Name:
IMPERIAL OIL RESOURCES ABORIGINAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
PROGRAM
Donor:
Imperial Oil Resources
Value:
Up to $3500 per year for college or technical school (maximum 2 years). Up
to $4500 per year for university (maximum 4 years).
Number:
4
Tenure:
University, college or technical institute in B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan, or
the Northwest Territories.
Renewable: To maximum 2 years (college) - 4 years (university).
Criteria:
1. Aboriginal ancestry (Indian - status or non-status, Inuit or Metis).
2. Be a resident of and attend an educational institution in B.C., Alberta,
Saskatchewan, or the Northwest Territories for at least one year immediately
prior to application.
3. Be in need of financial assistance to further pursue their education.
4. Pursue studies in disciplines relevant to the petroleum industry (e.g.
engineering, geology, geophysics, accounting, computer science, secretarial,
petroleum technologies).
5. Maintain a full course workload, attendance and academic performance to
meet Imperial's standards (70% average or better).
Deadline:
June 30
Procedure:
Obtain application form from post-secondary financial aid office or the
Administrator, Aboriginal Scholarship Awards Program. In order to be
considered, the application must:
1. Be complete and signed.
2. Have attached a transcript of academic achievement.
3. Include a letter of acceptance, conditional acceptance or formal application
to any eligible education institute.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Administrator
Aboriginal Scholarship Awards Program
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M.P. (Maureen)
Andrews, Aboriginal
Scholarship Awards
Program Coordinator
Imperial Oil Resources
237 Fourth Avenue S.W.
P.O. Box 2480, Station `M'
Calgary, AB
T2P 3M9
Telephone:
(403) 237-4444
Fax:
(403) 232-5870
E-mail:
maureen.p.andrews@esso.com
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Name:
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS REGIONAL COUNCIL OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA BURSARY
Donor:
Independent Order of Foresters
Value:
Varies (up to $500)
Number:
Several
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Member, or dependant of a member, in good standing of the Independent
Order of Foresters for not less than two years.
2. Resident of B.C.
Deadline:
August 31
Procedure:
Obtain application from the Regional Secretary.
Deadline Notes:
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Regional Secretary
Independent Order of Foresters
Regional Council of British Columbia
9510 Glenmore Road
Winfield, BC
V4V 1M5
Telephone:
(250) 766-2233
Fax:
E-mail:
jgaligan@telus.net
Website:
Toll Free:
Application
Form:
Selection:
Committee of the Independent Order of Foresters
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JoAnne Galigan,
Regional Secretary
Name:
IRVINE DAWSON EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE FUND
Donor:
Established in 1964 by family, friends, and former students in memory of
Irvine Dawson, a principal of Monterey Elementary School.
Value:
Varies
Number:
Varies
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Son or daughter of a deceased or disabled member of the Greater Victoria
Teachers' Association.
2. Reasonable academic standing.
3. Financial need. Candidates are expected to explore alternative sources of
funding before applying for IDEAF funds.
Deadline September 1
(Fall term)
Notes:
Deadline:
January 1
(Spring term)
Procedure:
1. Apply in writing to the GVTA stating specific needs.
2. Include transcript of Grade 11 and Grade 12 marks.
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Irvine Dawson Educational Assistance Fund
c/o Greater Victoria Teachers' Association
231 Regina Avenue
Victoria, BC
V8Z 1J6
Telephone:
595-0181
Fax:
E-mail:
gvta@gvta.shawbiz.ca
Website:
Application
Form:
Selection:
IDEAF Committee on the basis of need.
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595-0189
Toll Free:
Name:
IWA CANADA, LOCAL 1-80 JACK MUMM MEMORIAL BURSARY
Donor:
Members of IWA Canada, Local 1-80
Value:
Up to $2000
Number:
Up to 4 (varies)
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. I.W.A. Canada, Local 1-80 member; wife, son or daughter of a member; a
person who is wholly supported by a member in good standing; dependant of
a deceased member in good standing at the time of death or a retired member
in good standing at retirement.
2. Estimated final marks for the school year.
3. Financial need.
4. Acceptance at a recognized post-secondary institution.
Deadline:
May 15
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from the IWA Canada, Local 1-80 Office and
submit completed application form to the office or apply by letter to the
Financial Secretary of IWA Canada, Local 1-80.
Deadline Notes:
2. Include transcript of grades including estimates of final grades.
3. Winner must produce proof of enrollment in a recognized post-secondary
institution before receiving the bursary.
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Financial Secretary of IWA Canada, Local 1-80
351 Brae Road
Duncan, BC
V9L 3T9
Telephone:
(250) 746-6131
Fax:
E-mail:
iwa@iwa1-80.ca
Website: www.iwa1-80.ca
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(250) 746-1012
Toll Free:
Name:
JACK FARLEY YOUTH SPORTS ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
Donor:
B.C. Sports Hall of Fame and Museum to recognize outstanding amateur
athletes graduating from B.C. secondary schools who are involved in either
their community or school sports.
Value:
$1500
Number:
2 (1 for a female athlete, 1 for a male athlete)
Tenure:
Will enroll in a designated post-secondary institution in B.C. on a full time
basis within 36 month of graduation from Grade 12.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Registered Grade 12 student at a B.C. secondary school.
2. Resident of B.C. for the last twelve months.
3. Canadian citizen or landed immigrant.
4. Future plans to attend a designated post-secondary institution in B.C. on a
full time basis.
5. Shows evidence of high athletic ability and performance.
6. Minimum C+ average.
7. Demonstrates leadership skills.
8. Active in school and community.
Deadline:
March (TBA)
Procedure:
1. Students must be nominated for this award. The application form is
available from the website
(www.bcsportshalloffame.com/docs/aboutus/scholarship_form.pdf).
Nominators should complete the form to the best of their ability.
Deadline Notes:
2. Attach any additional information which is relevant to the nomination (i.e.
letters of reference, newspaper articles, etc.).
3. Also enclose a copy of transcript.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Jack Farley Youth Sports Achievement Awards
B.C. Sports Hall of Fame and Museum
Gate A - B.C. Place Stadium
777 Pacific Boulevard South
147
Vancouver, BC
V6B 4Y8
Telephone:
(604) 687-5520
Fax:
(604) 687-5510
Toll Free:
E-mail:
info@bcsportshalloffame.com
Website:
www.bcsportshalloffame.com/docs/aboutus/scholarship.html
Application The application form for the Jack Farley Youth Sports Achievement Award is
available from the website
Form:
(www.bcsportshalloffame.com/docs/aboutus/scholarship_form.pdf).
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Name:
John Gyles Education Fund
Value:
Up to $3000
Number:
Various
Tenure:
Criteria:
1. Academic achievement, financial need and other criteria will be looked at.
Deadline:
April 1, June1, November 15
Procedure:
1. Send a self-addressed No.10 envelope to the address listed below to receive
an official application form.
Contact:
Address:
John Gyles Education Fund
Box 4808, 712 Riverside Drive
Fredericton, NB
E3B 5G4
Telephone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Website:
Application
Form:
Please obtain an official application form from the contact listed above.
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Name:
Karen Yates 4H Memorial Bursary
Value:
$150
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. Open to a boy or girl who has been a member in 4H for at least two years.
2. Preference will be given to a student continuing his/her education in the
field of Animal or Agricultural Science.
3. Awarded on the basis of financial need.
Deadline:
Procedure:
Complete an official application form and send it along with your transcript to
the address listed below.
Mr. Bruce Barnetson
Contact:
Address:
Mr. Bruce Barnetson
3680 Cobble Hill Rd.
Cobble Hill, BC
V0R 1L0
Telephone:
(250) 743-5276
Fax:
E-mail:
Website:
Application
Form:
Please obtain an official application form from the school guidance counselor.
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Name:
KIN CANADA BURSARIES
Donor:
Kin Canada Bursaries, a program of the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund, were
established by Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs of Canada as a legacy to its
founder, Hal Rogers, to promote, encourage and sponsor educational programs
and activities by providing assistance to applicants in their quest for higher
learning at a recognized post-secondary institution.
Value:
$1000
Number:
50
Tenure:
Full-time student in September at a recognized university, community college,
technical institute or other post-secondary institution.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Canadian citizen or landed immigrant.
2. Plan to register as a full-time student in September at a recognized postsecondary institution.
3. Demonstrate high ideals and qualities of citizenship.
4. Have not previously received a bursary from the Hal Rogers Endowment
Fund.
Deadline:
February 1
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from nearest Kinsmen, Kinette, or Kin Club or
from the website (www.bursary.ca/pages/2004-05_href_app.pdf).
Deadline Notes:
2. Submit original application form to the Kinsmen, Kinette, or Kin Club
nearest your permanent residence. Obtain address of nearest club from the
website (www.kin5.ca/DG.html) or by calling Kin Canada. The application
will not be eligible for consideration if mailed directly to Kin Canada.
3. Attach a copy of most recent full year school transcript, which must be
submitted on school letterhead and authorized by a school official.
4. Attach a photocopy of proof of citizenship (e.g. Canadian birth certificate, a
certificate of Canadian citizenship, or a Canadian Immigration Record).
Attention:
Address:
Victoria Area: Tanya Parker
ptparker@shaw.ca
Contact:
LOCAL CLUB (Victoria Area):
Kinette Club of Juan de Fuca (Victoria)
750 Goldstream Avenue
151
PO Box 47046
Victoria, BC
V9B 5T2
LOCAL CLUB (other than Victoria Area):
Obtain address of nearest club from the website (www.kin5.ca/DG.html) or by
phoning Kin Canada.
NATIONAL OFFICE:
Executive Director
1920 Hal Rogers Drive
P.O. Box KIN
Cambridge, ON
N3H 5C6
Telephone:
Fax:
(519) 650-1091
Toll Free:
1-800-742-5546
E-mail:
kinhq@kinclubs.ca
Website:
www.bursary.ca
Application The application form for the Kinsmen and Kinettes Bursary is available at the
website (www.bursary.ca/pages/2004-05_href_app.pdf).
Form:
152
Name:
Kinsmen Club Of Duncan Bursary
Value:
$500
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. Preference will be given to a student continuing his/her education in a field
related to community service, such as a nurse, teacher, etc.
2. Applicant must have demonstrated affiliation with the Kinsmen Club or
assisted in a Kinsmen project.
3. Awarded on the basis of financial need.
Deadline:
Procedure:
Complete a standard application form and send it along with your transcript
and a cover letter detailing your need, affiliation with the Kinsmen Club, and
future career goals to the address listed below.
Mr. Barry Toporowski
Contact:
Address:
Mr. Barry Toporowski
Kinsmen Club of Duncan
P.O. Box 511
Duncan, BC
V9L 3X3
Telephone:
(250) 748-9762
Fax:
E-mail:
Website:
Application
Form:
Please apply on a standard application form.
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Name:
KIT DAVISON BURSARY ENDOWMENT FUND
Donor:
The Kit Davison Bursary Endowment Fund is administered by Muscular
Dystrophy Canada, Western Canada Region.
Value:
$400 - $800
Number:
2-4
Tenure:
Any accredited post-secondary institution in B.C.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Registered with Muscular Dystrophy Canada with a neuromuscular disorder
under the Muscular Dystrophy Canada umbrella.
2. A resident of B.C. or the Yukon.
3. Secondary school graduate pursuing post-secondary education.
Deadline:
2nd Friday in July
Procedure:
Muscular Dystrophy Canada will send application forms to all eligible,
registered students.
Deadline Notes:
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Maureen Ostrow
Muscular Dystrophy Canada
Western Canada Regional Office
#303 - 1338 West Broadway
Vancouver, BC
V6H 1H2
Telephone:
(604) 732-8799
Fax:
(604) 731-6127
Toll Free:
1-800-366-8166
E-mail:
Website:
infowest@muscle.ca
Application
Form:
Selection:
Awards Committee, Muscular Dystrophy Canada
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www.muscle.ca
Name:
Knights Of Columbus Canadian Scholarships Program
Value:
Up to $1000
Number:
8
Tenure:
Any post-secondary college or university in Canada.
Criteria:
1. Must be a member or the child of a living member of the Canadian Council
of the Knights of Columbus.
Deadline:
May 1
Procedure:
Contact the Knights of Columbus at the address below to obtain an official
application form.
Contact:
Address:
Canadian Scholarship Committee
Knights of Columbus
P.O. Drawer 1670
New Haven, CT.
USA
06507
Telephone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Website:
Application
Form:
Please apply on an official application form.
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Name:
LEONARD FOUNDATION FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
(THE)
Donor:
The Leonard Foundation
Value:
$1000 and $1500
Number:
Approximately 140 awards are made annually.
Tenure:
Enrolled in first undergraduate program as a full-time student at a postsecondary institution that is a member of the Association of Colleges and
Universities in Canada (AUCC).
Renewable: Preference is given to those who have previously received an award from The
Leonard Foundation.
Criteria:
1. Enrolled or enrolling in a post-secondary institution that is a member of the
Association of Colleges and Universities in Canada (AUCC).
2. Preference will be given to daughters or sons of: ordained clergy, licensed
elementary or secondary school teachers, Canadian military personnel,
graduates of a Canadian Military College, members of the Engineering
Institute of Canada and members of the Mining and Metallurgical Institute of
Canada.
3. True financial need must be demonstrated.
4. Successful applicants are expected to obtain employment during free time
to help defray the costs of their education. In addition, they must participate
regularly in athletic, fitness or military activities. Personal qualities showing a
potential for leadership are also a requirement.
Deadline:
March 15
Procedure:
1. Print an application form from the website
(www.leonardfnd.org/english/lfundapp.pdf).
Deadline Notes:
2. Your application form can be forwarded for consideration only through a
Nominator. You will find at list of Nominators at the website. Select one
nearest you and call for an appointment. This must be done before March 15.
Attention:
Address:
Telephone:
Contact:
Honourary Secretary
The Leonard Foundation
20 Eglinton Avenue West 7th Floor
Toronto, ON
M4R 2E2
Fax:
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(416) 361-8711
Toll Free:
E-mail:
info@leonardfnd.org
Website: www.leonardfnd.org
Application An application form for The Leonard Foundation Financial Assistance
Program can be printed from the website
Form:
(www.leonardfnd.org/english/lfundapp.pdf).
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Name:
LISA HUUS MEMORIAL FUND
Donor:
Lisa Huus Memorial Fund, established in 1988 in memory of Lisa Pauline
Huus.
Value:
Up to $1500
Number:
Various
Tenure:
Post-secondary academic credit education at UVic, or other accredited
colleges or universities on Vancouver Island. Monies awarded may be used
for items such as tuition fees, textbooks, equipment, transportation, residence,
and support worker costs.
Renewable:
Criteria:
Severe disability, particularly requiring a personal attendant, or dependent
upon a mechanical device for mobility or maintenance of body functions, or
requires continuing major therapies.
Deadline:
May 31
Procedure:
Obtain application from the Financial Aid Office of UVic, the Queen
Alexandra Foundation for Children, or print the application form from the
website in Word format or PDF format. (PDF format requires Acrobat
Reader. To print or save the Word file, click on the application form, then
choose Print or Save As.) With completed application include:
Deadline Notes:
1. Three character references, including one from a former or current teacher.
2. Medical letter of disability certification.
3. Official academic transcript(s) covering last two years of study.
4. Statement of projected income and expenses.
5. Statement of personal goals and reason for pursuing higher education.
6. A personal interview may be requested.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Mrs. Annie Huus
The Lisa Huus Memorial Fund Committee
Queen Alexandra Foundation for Children
2400 Arbutus Road
Victoria, BC
V8N 1V7
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Joy Spencer-Barry
Telephone:
721-6721
Fax:
721-6715
Toll Free:
E-mail:
info@queenalexandra.org
Website:
www.queenalexandra.org/how_to_apply.html
Application
Form:
The application form for the Lisa Huus Memorial Fund can be printed from
the website in Word format or PDF format. (PDF format requires Acrobat
Reader.)
Selection:
Lisa Huus Memorial Fund Selection Committee.
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Name:
Longshoremen’s Auxiliary #39 (Local #508) International – Longshoremen’s
And Warehousemen’s Union Scholarship - Chemainus
Value:
$400
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution
Criteria:
Applicant must be the son/daughter of a Longshoreman with a Union Work
Number who is dispatched from the Chemainus Local #508
Deadline:
To be determined
Procedure:
Complete a standard application form and cover letter and send to the address
listed below.
Mrs. Pat LaFleur
Contact:
Address:
Telephone:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Mrs. Pat LaFleur
Box 1707
Ladysmith, BC
(250) 245-2395
V0R
2E0
Fax:
Website:
Please apply on a standard application form.
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Name:
Luke Van Harmelen Memorial Scholarship
Value:
$750
Number:
2
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution
Criteria:
1. Applicant must be a registered grade twelve student at a Christian
Secondary School
2. Must show evidence of: athletic ability and performance; scholastic
achievement and goals (minimum C+ average); leadership and character and
school, community and church participation.
3. Athletes who have received other athletic awards worth more than $1000
are not eligible for the Luke Van Harmelen Memorial Scholarship.
Deadline:
May 31
Procedure:
1. Obtain an official application from the school guidance counselor.
2. Complete the application and cover letter and submit it to the school
guidance counselor.
3. A letter of reference form the school principal and athletic director will be
included in your application package, which will be submitted by the school.
Contact:
BCCSSAA President
Address:
Please ask your Athletic Director for the address of the current BCCSSAA
President.
Telephone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Website:
Application
Form:
Please apply on an official application form.
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Name:
Magna For Canada Scholarship
Value:
10 Awards of $5000 1 Award of $10,000
Number:
11
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution
Criteria:
1. Applicant must submit an essay answering the question, “If you were Prime
Minister of Canada, what would you do to improve living standards and unify
the country?”
Deadline:
June 15
Procedure:
1. Download an application form from the website, www.asprimeminister.com
2. Submit your essay, along with the application form to the address listed
below.
Contact:
Address:
Magna For Canada Scholarship
337 Magna Dr.
Aurora, Ontario
L4G 7K1
Telephone:
1-800-97-MAGNA
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Fax:
Website:
www.asprimeminister.com
Please apply on an official application form.
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Name:
MALASPINA UNIVERSITY-COLLEGE ENTRANCE AWARDS
Donor:
Value:
Macville Foundation Entrance Award - Full tuition (approximate value $3500)
The value of other awards is subject to change due to market fluctuations.
Number:
Tenure:
Malaspina University-College
Renewable:
Criteria:
Malaspina University-College offers a number of Entrance Scholarships and
Awards. Students should refer to the Scholarships and Awards section of the
Malaspina University-College Calendar or the Scholarships and Awards
section of the website for a listing of all applicable entrance awards. Some
awards are available only to students in the Nanaimo-Ladysmith, Qualicum
and Cowichan Valley School Districts (School Districts #68, 69 and 79) while
others are available to any entering student.
Deadline:
Entrance Awards: March 15
Macville Foundation Entrance Award:
March 31
Other Scholarships and Awards: April 30
Procedure:
Application forms for Entrance Scholarships are sent to high schools in
January. Application forms can also be printed from the website
(www.mala.ca/calendar/AWARDS.HTM).
Attention:
Address:
Deadline Notes:
Contact:
Malaspina University-College
Financial Aid and Awards Office
Student Services Building 200
900 Fifth Street
Nanaimo, BC
V9R 5S5
Telephone:
(250) 740-6423 (Nanaimo Campus)
(250) 746-3509 (Cowichan Campus)
(604) 485-2878 (Powell River Campus)
Fax:
(250) 740-6464 (Nanaimo Campus)
Toll Free:
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E-mail:
fasdubyna@mala.bc.ca
Website:
www.mala.ca/calendar/AWARDS.HTM
Application Application forms for Malaspina University-College Entrance Awards,
Macville Foundation Entrance Award, and other entrance awards can be
Form:
printed from the website (www.mala.ca/calendar/AWARDS.HTM).
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Name:
McDONALD'S EMPLOYEE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Donor:
McDonald's Restaurants (Canada) Ltd.
Value:
Up to $5000 per year for two academic years totaling up to $10,000.
Number:
9 scholarships annually for Canada (3 scholarships per region: East, Ontario,
and West)
Tenure:
Full-time studies in a Canadian university or college.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Hourly paid employees attending, or planning to attend, post-secondary
institutions. Applicants must be in their final year of secondary school,
currently enrolled in a post-secondary program, or a mature student applicant.
2. Currently employed by McDonald's Restaurants and have at least 6 months
continuous employment at the time of application.
3. Must maintain an employment relationship by working a minimum of 15
hours per week (during non-academic periods) throughout the two year
scholarship.
4. Selection will be based on academic achievement, community involvement,
and job performance.
Deadline:
June 14
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from local manager.
Deadline Notes:
Postmark
date.
2. With completed application include:
a) transcripts from secondary school or university/college.
b) two letters of recommendation: one from a high school or
university/college official; one from a Restaurant Manager.
c) an essay outlining specific life and job skills you have gained as part of
your McDonald's work experience and explain how you feel these skills will
be valuable to you in the future.
Attention:
Address:
Telephone:
Contact:
Submit application to your Operations Consultant.
(604) 293-4838
Ravi Parmar, Human Resources Department
Western Canada Office (Burnaby)
952-3605 Hazel Woodcock
Vancouver Island Office (Victoria )
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Name:
McDONALD'S VALUABLE PLAYER (MVP) SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Donor:
McDonald's Restaurants (Canada) Ltd. and the applicable sports associations.
Value:
$500
Number:
Boys Basketball (20), Girls Basketball (20), Boys Volleyball (5), Girls
Volleyball (5), Boys Soccer (3), Girls Soccer (3), Girls Field Hockey (2),
Boys Rugby (2)
Tenure:
Any university or other post-secondary institution.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. McDonald's will distribute scholarships in the following sports: boys
basketball, girls basketball, boys volleyball, girls volleyball, boys soccer, girls
soccer, girls field hockey, and boys rugby.
2. Member of a team affiliated with B.C. School Sports.
3. Proceeding from Grade 12 to any university or other post-secondary
institution.
4. Demonstrate proficiency in his/her sport.
5. A minimum “B” average (70% average for rugby) in marks or the
capability of being accepted by the university or post-secondary school of
student’s choice.
6. Demonstrate good citizenship, character and leadership.
Deadline:
April 8
Deadline Notes: B.C. School Sports
must receive your
application by 4:00
pm of the deadline
date.
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from your coach or athletic director or print the
application form for your sport from the website
(www.bcschoolsports.ca/pages/scholarships_awards/mcdonalds.php).
2. The following must accompany the completed application:
a) signature of principal certifying candidate’s scholarship, character and
school citizenship.
b) letter from coach indicating candidate’s character, leadership and ability in
their sport.
c) letter from member of the community writing on behalf of the candidate
regarding his/her leadership qualities, community activities and character.
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d) transcript of student’s marks or a photocopy of the Permanent Record Card.
Current term grades must be attached.
Contact: Sue Keenan, Executive
Director
Attention:
Address:
Executive Director
B.C. School Sports
#100 - 4585 Canada Way
Burnaby, BC
V5G 4L6
Telephone:
(604) 737-3066
Fax:
(604) 737-9844
E-mail:
info@bcschoolsports.ca
Website:
www.bcschoolsports.ca/pages/scholarships_awards/mcdonalds.php
Application Application forms for the McDonald's Valuable Player Scholarships can be
printed from the website
Form:
(www.bcschoolsports.ca/pages/scholarships_awards/mcdonalds.php).
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Name:
MENSA CANADA SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME
Donor:
Mensa Canada
Value:
$750 - $1500
Number:
2 or more
Tenure:
A full-time program at a Canadian post-secondary institution, accredited by
the applicable provincial Ministry of Education, during the current academic
year.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Applicants must be Canadian citizens or landed immigrants enrolled in a
full-time program at a Canadian post-secondary institution, accredited by the
applicable provincial Ministry of Education, during the current academic year.
2. Applicants must be at least 18 years old on January 31 of the year of
application.
3. Awards are based on applicant's essay. Essays may be written either in
English or in French. Only one essay will be accepted per applicant.
Deadline:
January 31 (after high school graduation)
Procedure:
1. Obtain application information from the website (www.mensacanada.ca).
Deadline Notes:
2. Write an essay describing your career goals in 250 words or less. Your
essay should describe specific goals (academic, vocational or career). It should
contain explicit ideas and information.
3. Indicate the course of study and the post-secondary institution which you
are attending.
4. Describe any steps you have taken, relevant experience gained (e.g. paid or
volunteer jobs, classes, honours, offices, organizations) and any difficulties
you have overcome in pursuit of your goal. State the steps by which you
intend to achieve your goal.
5. Applications must be sent by e-mail as indicated in the instructions. Those
received by any other means (e.g. links to web pages, by post or by fax) will
be disqualified.
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Telephone:
E-mail:
Fax:
Scholarships@MensaCanada.ca
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Toll Free:
Website: www.mensacanada.ca
Name:
MILLENNIUM EXCELLENCE AWARD PROGRAM - ENTRANCE
AWARDS
Donor:
The Government of Canada through the Canada Millennium Scholarship
Foundation
Value:
100 National Awards: $5000 (renewable for up to 3 additional years for a
possible total of $20,000)
208 Provincial/Territorial Awards: $4000 (renewable for up to 3 additional
years for a possible total of $16,000)
623 Local Awards: $4000 (one-time awards)
Number:
More than 900 throughout Canada
Tenure:
Enrolled in a program of at least eight months' duration leading to an
undergraduate degree, certificate or diploma. Candidates for national and
provincial/territorial awards must be enrolled in a program of at least two
years' duration.
Renewable: Provincial/Territorial and National Awards are renewable provided that the
recipient maintains a high academic standing and demonstrates a continued
commitment to leadership, community service and innovation.
Criteria:
1. Canadian citizens or permanent residents (landed immigrants), entering
their first year of full-time studies leading to a first post-secondary certificate,
diploma or degree.
2. Enrolling in a Canadian post-secondary institution (college, university or
institute) recognized by the provincial student loan program.
3. Demonstrated positive and verifiable service to the community.
4. Academic achievement.
5. Demonstrated capacity for leadership and ability to motivate others.
6. Demonstrated interest in innovation.
Deadline:
January 21
Deadline Notes: Your application must be received by mail at
the proper P.O. Box no later than the deadline
date.
Procedure:
1. Obtain a copy of the application form from your school, a local volunteer
organization in your community or print a copy from the website
(www.millenniumscholarships.ca/en/excellencea/pinfo/apply/form.asp).
2. Include with the completed, signed application form:
a) the endorsement page completed and signed,
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b) two copies of the personal information form,
c) two copies of the application form,
d) two copies of the one-page reference letter (signed by endorser),
e) two copies of the academic transcript or record of studies or admission
assessment.
3. Submit your application to the address (shown on the application form) that
is closest to your permanent residence.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Submit your application to the address below which is closest to your
permanent residence.
Vancouver and Lower Mainland:
Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation
P.O. Box 21610
1424 Commercial Drive
Vancouver, BC V5L 5G3
Vancouver Island:
Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation
#4 - 1150 North Terminal Avenue
Nanaimo, BC V9S 5L6
BC Mainland & Interior:
Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation
P.O. Box 2099, Station A
Kamloops, BC V2B 7K6
Telephone:
(514) 985-0026
Fax:
(514) 985-5987
Toll Free:
1-877-786-3999
E-mail:
excellence@bm-ms.org
Website:
www.millenniumscholarships.ca/en/excellencea/pinfo/index.asp
Application The application form for the Millennium Excellence Award Program Entrance Awards can be printed from the website
Form:
(www.millenniumscholarships.ca/en/excellencea/pinfo/apply/form.asp).
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Name:
MILLER THOMSON FOUNDATION NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP
PROGRAM
Donor:
The Miller Thomson Foundation National Scholarship Program has been
created by the law firm of Miller Thomson LLP which has offices in Toronto,
Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Markham, Waterloo-Wellington Region,
Whitehorse and Washington, D.C.
Value:
$1000
Number:
200
Tenure:
A post-secondary institution to pursue a course of study within Canada
leading to a degree or diploma from an accredited community college or
university.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Students attending a Canadian secondary school, currently in their
graduating year of high school, who will be attending a post-secondary
institution in the fall to pursue a course of study within Canada leading to a
degree or diploma from the accredited community college or university of
their choice.
2. Demonstrated a high level of academic achievement.
3. Made a positive contribution to their school through extracurricular
activities.
4. Made significant contributions of time and energy to community service
programs.
Deadline:
March 31
Deadline Notes: Postmark Date
Procedure:
1. Obtain the fact sheet and application form by calling the Miller Thomson
Foundation or from the website
(www.millerthomson.com/foundation_2004.asp). Applications will be
available after December 1.
2. With completed application include:
a) letter of recommendation from a teacher.
b) letter of recommendation from a member of the community who has known
you for at least a year.
c) completed "Head of School, Principal or Secondary School Counsellor
Recommendation Form".
d) letter describing why you are a suitable candidate to receive a scholarship.
e) current school transcript and/or report cards showing courses completed.
Contact:
Lesley A. Lawson
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Address:
Mrs. Lesley A. Lawson
Executive Director
THE MILLER THOMSON FOUNDATION
2500, 20 Queen Street West
Toronto, ON
M5H 3S1
Telephone:
(416) 595-2648
Fax:
(416) 595-8695
Toll Free:
1-866-229-7129
E-mail:
llawson@millerthomson.ca
Website:
www.millerthomson.com/foundation_2004.asp
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Name:
MUNGO MARTIN MEMORIAL AWARDS
Donor:
The Mungo Martin Memorial Fund in memory of Mungo Martin, the late
Kwakiutl Chief, artist, carver, and philosopher.
Value:
$100 - $500
Number:
Several
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution or training centre in B.C.
Renewable: The recipient of an award is encouraged to apply for a further award in
subsequent years.
Criteria:
1. Must be of First Nations ancestry and a resident in B.C. at the time of
application.
2. To assist education, vocational training and/or skills and/or competence in
Native Art.
3. Open not only to those who wish to further their general education or skills,
but in particular to those who seek to do creative work to further artistic
heritage in painting, carving, music, dance, folklore and/or language.
Deadline:
August 31
Procedure:
1. Obtain application from the Mungo Martin Memorial Awards Society.
Deadline Notes:
2. Must include transcript of marks and two letters of reference.
Incomplete applications will not be processed.
3. Forward application and documentation to the Society. Applications may be
mailed at any time for consideration but awards will generally be made in
September.
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Mungo Martin Memorial Fund
c/o Lucy Galloway, President
P.O. Box 883
Qualicum Beach, BC
V9K 1T2
Telephone:
(250) 752-8785
E-mail:
(250) 752-3076
Fax:
Lucy
Galloway
Toll Free:
Website:
Application
Form:
Selection:
The Board of Directors of the Mungo Martin Memorial Awards Society.
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Name:
Nanaimo-Cowichan NDP Bursary
Value:
$500
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution in Canada that receives at least 50% of its
funding from the provincial or federal governments.
Criteria:
1. Awarded to a student who is in need of financial assistance and must be
planning to attend a post-secondary institute in the academic year immediately
following graduation.
Deadline:
To be determined.
Procedure:
1. Contact the Nanaimo-Cowichan NDP office at the address below for
application requirements.
Contact:
Address:
Bursary Committee
Nanaimo-Cowichan NDP Office
256 Evans Street
Duncan, BC
V9L 1P8
Telephone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Website:
Application
Form:
Please apply on an official application form.
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Name:
NATIONAL ABORIGINAL ACHIEVEMENT FOUNDATION (NAAF)
ABORIGINAL HEALTH CAREERS SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES
Donor:
The National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation (NAAF) administers this
program on behalf of Health Canada.
Value:
Number:
Tenure:
Enrolled in a program of post-secondary study of not less than two academic
years at an accredited university, college or CEGEP and pursuing a certificate,
diploma or degree; there is an exception made for one-year upgrading
programs such as nurse practitioner program after a Bachelor of Science in
nursing;
Studying a branch of the health sciences such as: nursing, medicine, dentistry,
pharmacy, lab technology, physiotherapy, dietetics, health administration,
public health policy.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Canadian resident Aboriginal individual who is either First Nation status or
non-status, Métis and Inuit;
2. Enrolled in a program of post-secondary study of not less than two
academic years at an accredited university, college or CEGEP and pursuing a
certificate, diploma or degree; there is an exception made for one-year
upgrading programs such as nurse practitioner program after a Bachelor of
Science in nursing;
3. Studying a branch of the health sciences such as: nursing, medicine,
dentistry, pharmacy, lab technology, physiotherapy, dietetics, health
administration, public health policy.
Deadline:
May 1
Procedure:
1. Print application form from the website
(www.naaf.ca/PDFapplication/HEALTHAP.pdf).
Deadline Notes:
Send application
packages by mail or
courier. Applications
must be postmarked on
or before the deadline
date.
2. Submit a completed, application package which should include:
a) a NAAF health careers application form and statement of financial need
(budget) fully completed and signed;
b) proof of Aboriginal ancestry;
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c) current transcript of grades followed by an Official Grade Transcript;
d) two faculty assessments;
e) a letter of personal introduction to the jury which includes your ideas on
Aboriginal health care, its challenges and the role you will play in meeting
those challenges;
f) a résumé or VC;
g) a recent photograph;
h) confirmation of admission into program or proof of continuing enrollment.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation
70 Yorkville Avenue, Suite 33A
Toronto, ON
M5R 1B9
Telephone:
(416) 926-0775
Fax:
(416) 926-7554
Toll Free:
1-800-329-9780
E-mail:
Lorre Jensen or Jill
James
Website: www.naaf.ca/health.html
Application The application form for the National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation
Aboriginal Health Careers Bursaries and Scholarships can be printed from the
Form:
website (www.naaf.ca/PDFapplication/HEALTHAP.pdf).
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Name:
NATIONAL UNION OF PUBLIC AND GENERAL EMPLOYEES
SCHOLARSHIP FOR ABORIGINAL CANADIANS
Donor:
National Union of Public and General Employees - B.C. components are the
B.C. Government and Service Employees' Union (BCGEU) and the Health
Sciences Association of B.C. (HSA).
Value:
$1500
Number:
1
Tenure:
Entering the first year of a Canadian public post-secondary education
institution full-time.
Renewable:
Criteria:
Aboriginal Canadian student who plans to enter the first year of a Canadian
public post-secondary education institution full-time in the fall and who is the
child of, or foster child of, a National Union of Public and General Employees
member.
Deadline:
June 30 (postmark date)
Procedure:
1. Complete the application form, which can be printed from the website
(www.nupge.ca/news_2004/n27se04a.htm).
Deadline Notes:
2. Application must be signed by an official of the component union (i.e.
elected executive member or shop steward).
3. Write an essay of 750 - 1000 words on: "The importance of quality public
services in enhancing the quality of life of Aboriginal Canadians."
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Scholarships
National Union of Public and General Employees
15 Auriga Drive
Nepean, ON
K2E 1B7
Telephone:
(613) 228-9800
Fax:
E-mail:
national@nupge.ca
Website: www.nupge.ca
(613) 228-9801
Louise
Trépanier
Toll Free:
Application The application form for the National Union of Public and General Employees
Scholarship for Aboriginal Canadians can be printed from the website
Form:
(www.nupge.ca/news_2004/n27se04a.htm).
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Name:
NATIONAL UNION OF PUBLIC AND GENERAL EMPLOYEES
SCHOLARSHIP FOR VISIBLE MINORITIES
Donor:
National Union of Public and General Employees - B.C. components are the
B.C. Government and Service Employees' Union (BCGEU) and the Health
Sciences Association of B.C. (HSA).
Value:
$1500
Number:
1
Tenure:
Entering the first year of a Canadian public post-secondary education institution
full-time.
Renewable:
Criteria:
Visible minority student who plans to enter the first year of a Canadian public
post-secondary education institution full-time in the fall and who is the child of,
or foster child of, a National Union of Public and General Employees member.
Deadline:
June 30 (postmark date)
Procedure:
1. Complete the application form, which can be printed from the website
(www.nupge.ca/news_2004/n27se04a.htm).
Deadline Notes:
2. Application must be signed by an official of the component union (i.e. elected
executive member or shop steward).
3. Write an essay of 750 - 1000 words on: "The importance of quality public
services in enhancing the quality of life of visible minorities."
Attention:
Contact:
Louise
Trépanier
Address:
Scholarships
National Union of Public and General Employees
15 Auriga Drive
Nepean, ON
K2E 1B7
Telephone:
(613) 228-9800
Fax:
E-mail:
national@nupge.ca
Website: www.nupge.ca
Application
Form:
The application form for the National Union of Public and General Employees
Scholarship for Visible Minorities can be printed from the website
(www.nupge.ca/news_2004/n27se04a.htm).
Name:
NATIONAL UNION OF PUBLIC AND GENERAL EMPLOYEES TERRY
(613) 228-9801
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Toll Free:
FOX MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Donor:
National Union of Public and General Employees - B.C. components are the
B.C. Government and Service Employees' Union (BCGEU) and the Health
Sciences Association of B.C. (HSA) - to commemorate Terry Fox and the
sense of achievement he inspired in all of us.
Value:
$1500
Number:
1
Tenure:
Entering the first year of a Canadian public post-secondary education
institution full-time.
Renewable:
Criteria:
Student with disabilities who plans to enter the first year of a Canadian public
post-secondary education institution full-time in the fall and who is the child
of, or foster child of, a National Union of Public and General Employees
member.
Deadline:
June 30 (postmark date)
Procedure:
1. Complete the application form, which can be printed from the website
(www.nupge.ca/news_2004/n27se04a.htm).
Deadline Notes:
2. Application must be signed by an official of the component union (i.e.
elected executive member or shop steward).
3. Write an essay of 750 - 1000 words on: "The importance of quality public
services in enhancing the quality of life of people with disabilities."
Contact: Louise Trépanier
Attention:
Address:
Scholarships
National Union of Public and General Employees
15 Auriga Drive
Nepean, ON
K2E 1B7
Telephone:
(613) 228-9800
Fax:
E-mail:
national@nupge.ca
Website: www.nupge.ca
(613) 228-9801
Toll Free:
Application The application form for the National Union of Public and General Employees
Terry Fox Memorial Scholarship can be printed from the website
Form:
(www.nupge.ca/news_2004/n27se04a.htm).
Name:
NATIONAL UNION OF PUBLIC AND GENERAL EMPLOYEES TOMMY
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DOUGLAS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Donor:
National Union of Public and General Employees National Union of Public
and General Employees - B.C. components are the B.C. Government and
Service Employees' Union (BCGEU) and the Health Sciences Association of
B.C. (HSA) - to commemorate Tommy Douglas: his life, his vision, his
courage and his life-long commitment to creating a just and equitable Canada.
Value:
$1500
Number:
1
Tenure:
Entering the first year of a Canadian public post-secondary education
institution full-time.
Renewable:
Criteria:
Student who plans to enter the first year of a Canadian public post-secondary
education institution full-time in the fall and who is a child of, or a foster child
of, a National Union of Public and General Employees member.
Deadline:
June 30 (postmark date)
Procedure:
1. Complete the application form, which can be printed from the website
(www.nupge.ca/news_2004/n27se04a.htm).
Deadline Notes:
2. Application must be signed by an official of the component union (i.e.
elected executive member or shop steward).
3. Write an essay of 750 - 1000 words on: "How Tommy Douglas contributed
to making Canada a more just and equitable society."
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Scholarships
National Union of Public and General Employees
15 Auriga Drive
Nepean, ON
K2E 1B7
Telephone:
(613) 228-9800
Fax:
E-mail:
national@nupge.ca
Website: www.nupge.ca
(613) 228-9801
Louise Trépanier
Toll Free:
Application The application form for the National Union of Public and General Employees
Tommy Douglas Memorial Scholarship can be printed from the website
Form:
(www.nupge.ca/news_2004/n27se04a.htm).
Name:
Nessie Vye Memorial Bursary
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Value:
$500
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. Applicant must be a student living in Crofton.
2. Financial need is a consideration.
Deadline:
To be determined.
Procedure:
1. Obtain an official application form from the school counselor.
2. Complete the application and send it, along with a grade 11/12 transcript to
the address listed below.
Diane Kaye
Contact:
Address:
Telephone:
E-mail:
Diane Kaye
P.O. Box 330
Chemainus, BC
(250) 246-4711
V0R 1K0
Fax:
(250) 246-2318
Website:
Application
Form:
Please apply on an official application form.
Name:
Norske Canada Scholarship
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Value:
$1000
Number:
6
Tenure:
Any public university, community college or institute of technology.
Criteria:
1. Applicant must be a graduating student from a high school where
NorskeCanada is a major employer.
Deadline:
May 14
Procedure:
1. Obtain an official application form from the school counselor.
2. Complete the application and send it, along with a grade 11/12 transcript to
the address listed below.
Contact:
Address:
Scholarship Administration
NorskeCanada
Crofton Division
P.O. Box 70
Crofton, BC
V0R 1R0
Telephone:
(250) 246-6347
E-mail:
Fax:
(250) 246-6135
Website:
Application
Form:
Please apply on an official application form.
Name:
NURSES EDUCATION BURSARY PROGRAM
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Donor:
The B.C. Government
Value:
$500 to $3500
Number:
Tenure:
Enrolled in an eligible nursing program of study in B.C., at least four-months
long, that leads to a certificate, diploma or degree recognized for practice in
B.C. See list at the website
(www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentservices/forms/neba2.pdf).
Renewable:
Applicants are only eligible to receive one award from the Nurses Education
Bursary in a 12-month period.
Criteria:
1. During the bursary award period for which you are applying, you must be
enrolled in an eligible nursing program of study in B.C., at least four-months
long, that leads to a certificate, diploma or degree recognized for practice in
B.C. See list of eligible programs and institutions at the website
(www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentservices/forms/neba2.pdf).
2. Demonstrate financial need.
3. Not in default of a B.C. student loan.
Deadline:
November 15
March 15
July 15
Procedure:
1. Application forms and reference codes are available from financial aid
offices at B.C.'s public post-secondary institutions, hospitals, health care union
offices, or the Student Services Branch of the Ministry of Advanced
Education. The application form and reference codes can also be printed from
the website (www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentservices/forms/neb.pdf and
www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentservices/forms/neba2.pdf).
2. Applicants wishing to be considered for this bursary, and who meet the
eligibility requirements, must complete and return a Nurses Education Bursary
application form to Nursing Education Bursary Program, Student Services
Branch.
Attention:
Karen Goodman
Address:
Nursing Education Bursary Program
Student Services Branch
PO Box 9173 Stn Prov Govt
Victoria BC
V8W 9H7
Telephone:
(250) 356-8380
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E-mail:
AVED.SpecialPrograms4@gems8.gov.bc.ca
Website:
www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentservices/student/sp/awards/neb.htm
Application
Form:
The application form and reference codes for the Nurses Education Bursary
can be printed from the website
(www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentservices/forms/neb.pdf and
www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentservices/forms/neba2.pdf).
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Name:
OPERATION DIALOGUE - TALK ABOUT CANADA SCHOLARSHIP
CONTEST
Donor:
Opération Dialogue is a non-partisan, independent, charitable organization
formed in 1998 to engage Canadians in a dialogue about what it is to be
Canadian.
Value:
$5000 (1), $1000 (40), $100 (10)
Number:
51
Tenure:
Registered in a program at an educational instituion, which qualifies under the
Canada Revenue Agency rules for Registered Education Savings Plans, no
later than September of the year following graduation.
Criteria:
1. Canadian residents in full-time attendance at a secondary school in Canada
who will graduate in 2005.
2. Students who achieve a perfect score on the questionnaire available at the
Talk About Canada website (www.talkaboutcanada.ca) will be entered in the
draw to win one of the scholarship prizes.
Deadline:
February 28 (midnight)
Procedure:
1. The quiz is available on line from February 12 to midnight, February 28 at
the Talk About Canada website (www.talkaboutcanada.ca). Students register,
get access to the questions, and complete the quiz over the contest period.
Deadline Notes:
2. Prizes will be in the form of tuition which will be paid directly to the
educational institution of the winner's choice, which qualifies under the
Canada Revenue Agency rules for Registered Education Savings Plans. The
winner must apply for tuition and begin a program at the qualified institution
no later than September 30 of the year following graduation.
Attention:
Contact:
Judy Anderson, Program
Director for Operation
Dialogue
Address:
Talk About Canada Scholarship Contest
Opération Dialogue
31st Floor, Toronto Dominion Tower
66 Wellington Street West
Toronto, ON
M5K 1E9
Telephone:
(416) 364-8863
Fax:
janderson@operationdialogue.com
Website: www.operationdialogue.com/e/talkaboutcanada.html
www.talkaboutcanada.ca
E-mail:
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(416) 367-8094
Toll Free:
Name:
Osborn D. Smith Memorial Scholarships
Value:
$400
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any Christian college or university in North America.
Criteria:
1. Awarded to the graduate of Duncan Christian School who has shown the
highest academic achievement in the
last year.
Deadline:
May 31
Procedure:
1.No application is necessary.
2. Please inform the school guidance counselor if you will be attending a
Christian college or university.
3. The school administration will determine which eligible student has the
highest academic achievement.
Contact:
Address:
Telephone:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
(250) 746-3654
Fax:
Website:
No application form is necessary.
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(250) 746-9980
Name:
PADGETT BUSINESS SERVICES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Donor:
Padgett Business Services
Value:
$500 - Regional Scholarships
$1000 - National Scholarship
$2000 - International Scholarship (see notes)
Number:
Tenure:
An accredited post-secondary institution, which is an accredited school,
university, or institution offering classroom training beyond high school level.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Dependant child of a business owner who employs fewer than 20 people,
owns at least 10% of the stock or capital in the business, and is active in the
day-to-day operations of the business.
2. Graduating Grade 12 student entering an accredited post-secondary
institution, which is an accredited school, university, or institution offering
classroom training beyond high school level.
3. Selection factors: academic record, future scholastic and career plans.
Deadline:
March 1
Deadline Notes: Applications must
be postmarked
and mailed no
later than deadline
date.
Procedure:
Complete the Padgett Business Services Scholarship application form. The
application form can be printed from the website
(www.smallbizpros.com/sbp/CA05English.pdf). With completed application
include:
1. High school transcript of all high school marks. This information must be
verified by a high school counsellor or principal.
2. Signature of a Padgett Business Services official. If there is no local
participating office in your area, you may send in the application without the
signature of a Padgett office. If you are unsure about whether there is a local
office in your area, e-mail your postal code to scholarship@rogers.com for
that information. You must contact your local Padgett Business Services
official by February 15, to assure verification before the scholarship deadline.
3. An essay describing your educational and career plans.
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4. A list of your extracurricular and community activities.
Attention:
Liz Austin
Address:
Scholarship Program
Padgett Business Services
5580 Kennedy Road, Suite 2
Mississauga, ON
L4Z 2A9
Telephone:
E-mail:
Fax:
scholarship@rogers.com
Contact:
Liz Austin
Toll Free:
1-800-363-3123
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Website: www.smallbizpros.com/sbp/schp.htm
Application The Padgett Business Services Scholarship application form can be printed
from the website (www.smallbizpros.com/sbp/CA05English.pdf).
Form:
Selection:
The decision of the Padgett Business Services Committee is final. The
regional winner is announced in May; the national and international winners
are announced in June.
Notes:
Each regional winner in Canada will become eligible for a Canada National
Scholarship of $1000. Regional winners in the U.S. will be eligible for a U.S.
National Scholarship. An International Scholarship of an additional $2000 will
be awarded to one of the two national winners.
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Name:
PETRO-CANADA OLYMPIC TORCH ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Donor:
A Canadian Olympic Association program in partnership with Petro-Canada
to commemorate the 1988 Olympic Torch Relay.
Value:
Tuition support of $1500 per year may be obtained by student-athletes
attending a recognized Canadian educational institution to which tuition fees
apply.
Additional funding for athlete development opportunities up to $1000 per year
(contingent on approval) may be awarded to recipients eligible for tuition
support.
Number:
Tenure:
A recognized Canadian educational institution to which tuition fees apply.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. A Canadian citizen.
2. A member of a Canadian national team in a Pan American, Paralympic,
winter and/or summer Olympic event.
3. Not receiving Athlete Assistance Program (AAP) carding with tuition
support.
4. Attending a Canadian high school, university, college and/or recognized
educational institution.
Deadline:
May 1
Procedure:
1. Obtain application from the Canadian Olympic Committee - Petro-Canada
Olympic Torch Scholarship Fund website
(www.olympic.ca/EN/education/funding/petro_torch.shtml).
2. Attach at least 2 reference letters to completed application form.
Address:
Petro-Canada Olympic Torch Scholarship Fund
c/o Canadian Olympic Committee
Suite 1400, 85 Albert Street
Ottawa, ON
K1P 6A4
Telephone:
(613) 244-2020
Fax:
(613) 244-0169
Toll Free:
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E-mail:
webmaster@olympic.ca
Website:
www.olympic.ca/EN/education/funding/petro_torch.shtml
Application The application form for Petro-Canada Olympic Torch Scholarship can be
printed from the
Form:
website(www.olympic.ca/EN/athletes/funding/files/0405_athlete_app.pdf).
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Name:
PHI DELTA KAPPA INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS FOR
PROSPECTIVE EDUCATORS
Donor:
Phi Delta Kappa International and Phi Delta Kappa Educational Foundation.
Value:
International: $5000 (1), $4000 (1), $2000 (1), and $1000 (30)
Number:
See information included under value.
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution in North America.
Criteria:
1. Graduating student planning to pursue a career as a teacher or professional
educator.
2. Academic excellence.
3. Written expression.
4. School and community activities including employment and other
responsibilities.
Deadline:
January 15
Procedure:
1. To obtain an application form, contact the Phi Delta Kappa chapter nearest
to you (check the website for the listing of chapters:
www.pdkintl.org/edfnd/scholpe.htm) or print a copy from the website
(www.pdkintl.org/edfnd/scholpe.htm). Applications are available each year
between October and January from PDK chapters or at the website.
Deadline Notes:
2. Write an essay of not more than 750 words on a topic related to education.
The topic is assigned yearly and is stated on the application form.
3. Two letters of reference are required.
4. Certified transcript of Grade 11 and Grade 12 marks.
5. Send completed application to Phi Delta Kappa chapter located nearest to
your home. Applications sent to Phi Delta Kappa Headquarters will not be
accepted.
Address:
Contact the Phi Delta Kappa chapter nearest to you (check the website for the
listing of chapters: www.pdkintl.org/edfnd/scholpe.htm).
Telephone:
Fax:
Toll Free:
E-mail:
Website: www.pdkintl.org/edfnd/scholpe.htm
Application The application form for the Phi Delta Kappa International Scholarship Grants
for Prospective Educators can be printed from the website
Form:
(www.pdkintl.org/endfnd/scholpe.htm). Applications are available each year
between October and January.
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Name:
Piety Olivier Memorial Scholarship
Value:
$400
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any Christian college or university in the field of Education.
Criteria:
Piety Olivier was a teacher who wore many hats at DCS for many years. She
loved teaching and working with young people, the teaching of English being
her favorite. She enabled her students to look at English grammar in a new
way and she challenged them to grow not only in their learning, but to grow in
the Lord.
Piety battled many health problems during her short life. She faced these
battles with strength and courage because of her faith in the Lord. Her faith in
god still remains a strong testimony to those of us who knew her and this
scholarship s a testimony to the career she loved, to her strong conviction for
Christian education, and for the students she loved.
Deadline:
May 31
Procedure:
1. Write a letter explaining your desire to pursue a degree in Christian
Education.
2. Complete a standard application form.
3. Submit your application package to the school guidance counselor by the
deadline.
Contact:
Address:
Telephone:
E-mail:
Application
Form:
(250) 746-3654
Fax:
(250) 746-9980
Website:
Please apply on a standard application form.
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Name:
PIPE LINE CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA - CAL
CALLAHAN MEMORIAL BURSARY
Donor:
The Pipe Line Contractors Association of Canada.
Value:
Varies (up to a total of $6000)
Number:
Tenure:
Any first year full-time program leading to a degree or certificate in any field
at a recognized Canadian university or college.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Son, daughter, or legal ward of a person whose principal income is derived
from the Pipeline Construction Industry and whose employer is a member of
the Pipe Line Contractors Association of Canada.
2. Financial need.
3. Scholastic achievement.
Deadline:
September 30 (after graduation)
Procedure:
1. Obtain application from the Association or print a copy of the application
form from the website (www.pipeline.ca/pdf/CAL CALLAHAN
MEMORIAL BURSARY.pdf).
Deadline Notes:
2. Include transcripts of high school record, evidence of university or college
enrollment, and proof of payment.
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Pipe Line Contractors Association of Canada
201 - 1075 North Service Road West
Oakville, ON
L6M 2G2
Telephone:
(905) 847-9383
Fax:
E-mail:
info@pipeline.ca
Website: www.pipeline.ca/bursary.html
Application
Form:
The application form for the Cal Callahan Memorial Bursary can be printed
from the website (www.pipeline.ca/pdf/CAL CALLAHAN MEMORIAL
BURSARY.pdf)
Selection:
Executive Committee of the Association.
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(905) 847-7824
Toll Free:
Name:
PREMIER'S EXCELLENCE AWARDS
Donor:
Established in 1986 as part of the Fund for Excellence in Education.
Value:
$5000
Number:
One in each of 15 college regions in B.C.
Tenure:
Full-time academic studies at a B.C. post-secondary institution in the school
year immediately following graduation. Nominated students who plan to
pursue other educational opportunities without enrolling in a degree granting
program of studies may be eligible to defer the award for one year.
Criteria:
1. Recognizes the top all-round Grade 12 student in each of 15 college regions
in B.C.
2. The Principal of each B.C. secondary school NOMINATES one Grade 12
student for the award based on academic excellence, community service and
school service.
3. Awards will only be made to students who register for full-time academic
studies at a B.C. post-secondary institution in the school year immediately
following graduation. Nominated students who plan to pursue other
educational opportunities without enrolling in a degree granting program of
studies may be eligible to defer the award for one year.
4. Applicants must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents and must
provide a Canadian social insurance number.
Deadline:
February 28 (Principal's Nomination
Form to be completed.)
Deadline Notes:
April 1 (Student Applications to be
submitted.)
Procedure:
1. The Application Form, Guidelines and Nomination Form (for principals)
can be printed from the website
(www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentservices/student/sp/awards/pea.htm).
2. The following documents in support of the application must be included
with the application:
a) One letter of reference from the applicant's present secondary school
principal on the applicant's ability, potential and past achievements in addition
to having page 5 completed and signed by the principal.
b) One letter of reference from an individual in the community commenting
on the applicant's service to the community.
c) A transcript of all secondary school grades (grade 11 and 12 marks to date)
must be submitted with the application. A Ministry transcript of grades is
preferred.
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d) A hand-written presentation by the applicant answering the question “What
will your world look like in 20 years?” must accompany the application. The
presentation is to be no more than 500 words.
e) Attach a copy of your résumé to the application.
f) The applicant's Social Insurance Number must be included.
g) All submissions must be on 8 1/2" x 11" paper (one sided). Do not submit
anything that cannot be easily photocopied.
3. Applicants are requested to be selective of additional information submitted
with their application.
Attention:
Kevan Letawske
Address:
Premier's Excellence Awards
Special Programs Unit
Student Services Branch
Ministry of Advanced Education
PO Box 9173 Stn Prov Govt
Victoria, BC
V8W 9H7
Contact:
Kevan Letawske
Telephone:
Fax:
356-5440
356-8703
Toll Free:
1-800-663-7867
Request a transfer to (250) 356-8703
E-mail:
Kevan.Letawske@gems5.gov.bc.ca
Website:
www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentservices/student/sp/awards/pea.htm
Application The Application Form, Guidelines and Nomination Form (for principals) for
the Premier's Excellence Awards can be printed from the website
Form:
(www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentservices/student/sp/awards/pea.htm).
Selection:
Applications are evaluated on the basis of academic performance, service to
the community and school service and participation. Applicants will also be
assessed on the overall quality of their presentations, including supporting
documentation.
Successful applicants will be advised in writing by mid June. The successful
applicants will be required to indicate their acceptance of the Award by July
15, and confirm enrollment in a B.C. post-secondary institution by September
30.
The $5,000 Award will be issued to the recipients upon receipt by the Student
Services Branch of the students' enrollment.
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Name:
PUBLIC GUARDIAN AND TRUSTEE EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE
FUND BURSARIES
Donor:
The Public Guardian and Trustee of B.C. in conjunction with the Ministry of
Children and Family Development.
Value:
$750 - $1400
Number:
Tenure:
A post-secondary academic, technical or vocational program.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Former permanent ward of the Ministry of Social Services of B.C., its
predecessor or successor, or have been in continuing custody of the B.C.
Ministry of Children and Family Development.
2. At least 19 years of age within the calendar year in which the bursary
application is made.
3. High school graduate or equivalent currently enrolled or planning to enroll
in a post-secondary academic, technical or vocational program.
4. Must demonstrate financial need.
5. Must demonstrate an academic, technical or vocational ability to pursue the
intended educational goal and commitment to obtaining the educational goal.
6. Must demonstrate: a clear career goal; a direct relationship between the
educational goal and the career goal; a personal commitment to the career
goal; and personal suitability to the chosen career.
Deadline:
April 15
Procedure:
1. Obtain the information sheet and application form from the Personal Trust
Administrator, Public Guardian and Trustee of B.C. or print the information
sheet in PDF format or Word format and the application form in PDF format
or Word format. (PDF format requires Acrobat Reader. To print or save the
Word file, click on the application form, then choose Print or Save As.)
Applicant must:
a) submit a completed current year application form.
b) provide transcripts from the last year of school attended.
Deadline Notes:
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Applications
received after
April 15 will NOT
qualify for bursary
consideration.
2. Letters of reference in support of suitability to chosen career are
recommended.
3. Applicants will be advised of the status of their application by mid-July.
Successful applicants will receive their bursary payments after providing
evidence of registration and enrollment in their specified course of study.
Attention:
Address:
Telephone:
E-mail:
Bruce Foster,
Personal Trust
Officer
Contact:
Personal Trust Administrator
Estate Administration
Public Guardian and Trustee of British Columbia
700 - 808 West Hastings Street
Vancouver, BC
V6C 3L3
(604) 660-4077
Fax:
(604) 775-0443
Toll
Free:
Website: www.trustee.bc.ca
Application The application form for the Public Guardian and Trustee Educational
Assistance Fund Bursaries is available in PDF format or Word format. (PDF
Form:
format requires Acrobat Reader.)
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Name:
PUBLIC WORKS ASSOCIATION OF B.C. SCHOLARSHIP
Donor:
Public Works Association of B.C.
Value:
$1000
Number:
1
Tenure:
Full-time studies in a post-secondary institution in B.C.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. An employee of a member municipality or public works agency or child of
such employee - membership is defined as any member of APWA in the B.C.
Chapter and includes MSA members.
2. Must be for full-time attendance at a post-secondary educational institute.
All higher institutions of learning in B.C. (universities, community colleges,
or technical institutes) are acceptable, provided the student is taking a full
course load and is enrolled for at least two semesters.
3. First priority will be given to students required to leave home in order to
attend school. Second priority will be given to students enrolling for the first
time. In case of a tie, priority will be given to earliest application received.
Deadline:
June 30
Procedure:
Information about the scholarship can be obtained from the website
(www.pwabc.cpwa.net/Scholarship_2003_PWA.html). Applicants should
submit the following:
Deadline Notes:
Applications
must be received
by the deadline
date.
1. Name, address, phone number, and relationship to APWA member agency.
2. Name and location of educational institute, chosen field of study,
commencement date of studies.
3. Whether applicant will be leaving home to study.
4. Whether this will be applicant's first year.
5. The scholarship will be awarded at the annual PWABC conference in
September of each year. The successful applicant will receive the scholarship
in two $500 installments, at the end of each semester of study, upon
submission of proof of attendance and successful completion of the courses.
Attention:
Contact:
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Dianne
Goldsmith,
Secretary PWABC
Address:
Public Works Association of B.C.
Scholarship Committee
Attention Dianne Goldsmith
c/o Terasen Gas
16705 Fraser Highway
Surrey, BC
V3S 2X7
Telephone:
(604) 576-7054
Fax: (604) 576-7122
E-mail:
dgoldsmith@terasengas.com
Website:
www.pwabc.cpwa.net/Scholarship_2003_PWA.html
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Toll Free:
Name:
RBC ROYAL BANK FINANCIAL LIFESKILLS SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
RBC Royal Bank
Value:
$2004
Number:
10 (across Canada)
Tenure:
Entering first year of full-time study at a Canadian college or university in the
fall.
Renewable:
Criteria:
These scholarships are presently under review. Further information will
be available in January.
1. Canadian citizens and permanent residents graduating from the final year of
high school with a minimum grade average of 65 percent.
2. Be registered/accepted at a college or university in Canada for the following
fall/winter session.
3. Illustrate some involvement in any or all of the following areas: community
leadership; extra-curricular activities; special endeavours or circumstances;
volunteer service; outside interests and/or hobbies; career and educational
objectives.
Deadline:
May 14
Deadline Notes: Postmark date
Procedure:
1. Obtain application by phoning 1-866-363-1722. It will also be available at
the website at a later date.
2. With completed application form, provide an official transcript of your
academic record, with the school seal, stamp or signature.
3. Enclose a sample of work you have done in the last year that demonstrates
your interests and abilities. Possibilities include anything you are proud of and
that sets you apart from others, such as projects, assignments, essays, or
multimedia. Please send copies since original materials will not be returned.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
RBC Royal Bank Financial Lifeskills Scholarships
260 Adelaide Street East
P.O. Box 89
Toronto, ON
M5A 1N1
Telephone:
E-mail:
Fax:
4edu@sympatico.ca
Toll Free:
1-866-363-1722
Website: www.rbcroyalbank.com/lifeskills
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Name:
RE/MAX “QUEST FOR EXCELLENCE” BURSARY AWARDS
Donor:
RE/MAX of Western Canada, to recognize the success and ongoing pursuits
of Western Canadian students.
Value:
$500
Number:
20 students from Western Canada (B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba,
Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut)
Tenure:
Funds are to be used at the discretion of each individual, but are encouraged to
be used for further education.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. All students currently attending school in Grade 12 in Western Canada are
eligible.
2. Resident in one of the following areas: B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan,
Manitoba, Yukon, Northwest Territories, or Nunavut.
3. Demonstrate their passion for and dedication by writing a short essay on
one of the following topics: Leadership, Sports, Technology and Trades,
Performing Arts or Fine Arts, Community Service.
Deadline:
March 11
Procedure:
1. Complete application form available from school principal, School
Scholarship Representative, or print a copy from the website
(www.remax.ca/resources/Quest2005.pdf).
Deadline Notes:
Applications must be
received by the deadline
date.
2. Enclose a short essay (not to exceed 1250 words, typed, double spaced, 12
point) on the category of your choice. Descriptions of each category are on the
application form. You may wish to attach an additional page to support your
essay. Refer to application form for a description of support documentation
that will be accepted.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
“Quest for Excellence”
RE/MAX of Western Canada (1998) Inc.
213 - 1664 Richter Street
Kelowna, BC
V1Y 8N3
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Marie Sheppy
Telephone:
(250) 860-3628
Fax:
(250) 860-7424
Toll Free:
E-mail:
msheppy@remax.net
Website:
www.remax.ca/7000/7420_main.html
Application The application form for the RE/MAX "Quest for Excellence" Bursary
Awards can be printed from the website
Form:
(www.remax.ca/resources/Quest2005.pdf).
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Name:
REGISTERED NURSES FOUNDATION OF B.C. BURSARIES
Donor:
Various donors administered through the Registered Nurses Foundation of
B.C.
Value:
$300 - $1000
Number:
Tenure:
Basic Education Programs Preparatory to Nurse Registration or
undergraduate, graduate or diploma/certificate programs in nursing.
Renewable:
Criteria:
Check listing of bursaries for criteria specific to particular bursaries.
Deadline:
September 30 (after graduation)
Procedure:
1. Complete a Bursary Application Form. The application is updated yearly.
Bursary packages are available at all schools of nursing in B.C. from May
through September. The application form is also available at the website
(www.rnabc.bc.ca/publicand media/nursing_education/bursary.htm) from
May to September.
Deadline Notes:
2. Provide appropriate documentation as indicated on the Application Form.
3. Show proof of enrollment in the relevant program.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Registered Nurses Foundation of B.C.
2855 Arbutus Street
Vancouver, BC
V6J 3Y8
Telephone:
(604) 736-7331 Local 337
Fax:
(604) 738-2272
Toll Free:
1-800-565-6505
E-mail:
rnf@rnabc.bc.ca
Website:
www.rnabc.bc.ca/publicandmedia/nursing_education/bursary.htm
Application The application form for the Registered Nurses Foundation of B.C. Bursaries
is available at the website (www.rnabc.bc.ca/publicand
Form:
media/nursing_education/bursary.htm) from May to September.
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Name:
RETAIL BC SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Donor:
Retail organizations, suppliers, sponsors, and retail companies to recognize
and encourage individuals who have shown an interest in pursuing a career in
the retail industry.
Value:
Up to $1000
Number:
Varies
Tenure:
Retail training program or business-related post-secondary program.
Renewable: Recipients may re-apply annually for subsequent years.
Criteria:
1. Resident of B.C.
2. Currently working in, or have worked in, the retail industry.
3. Demonstrated interest in a retail career.
4. Applying for, or currently enrolled in, a retail training program or businessrelated post-secondary program.
Deadline:
March 31
Procedure:
1. Complete application form and return it to Retail BC. The application form
can be printed from the Retail BC website
(www.rmabc.com/pdfs/application_form.pdf).
Deadline Notes:
2. Include a one page (less than 500 words) typed statement stating the
applicant’s qualifications and retail career goals.
3. Provide a written recommendation from a current or former employer or
teacher.
Address:
Retail Scholarship Program
c/o Retail BC
1758 West 8th Avenue
Vancouver, BC
V6J 1V6
Telephone:
(604) 736-0368
Fax:
(604) 736-3154
Toll Free:
1-800-663-5135
E-mail:
Website: www.retailbc.org
inquiry@retailbc.org
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Name:
Rotary Club Of Duncan Scholarships
Value:
$750
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any recognized vocational school, college, or university.
Criteria:
1. Applicant must be one of the following:
a) The child or grandchild of a Rotarian who is a member of the Duncan
Rotary Club.
b) A past participant in the Rotary Exchange Program, either as an
outgoing exchange student or as a member of a host family.
c) A past participant in any of the Duncan Rotary Club’s youth programs.
2. Student must be the child of a local resident.
Deadline:
April 30
Procedure:
1. Obtain an official application form from the school guidance counselor.
2. Submit your application package; including application, transcript and
cover letter; to the address listed below.
Contact:
Address:
Rotary Club Scholarship Committee
201-58 Station Street
Duncan, BC
V9L 1M4
Telephone:
(250) 748-3151
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Fax:
Website:
Please apply on an official application form.
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Name:
Royal Canadian Legion, Branch #53 – Ladies Auxiliary Bursary
Value:
$1000
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
Recipient must be a son, daughter, grandson or granddaughter of a veteran.
PLEASE INCLUDE SERVICE NUMBER OF VETERAN ON
APPLICATION.
Deadline:
May 31
Procedure:
1. Obtain an official application form from the Royal Canadian Legion at the
address found below.
2. Submit your application package; including application, transcript and
cover letter; to the address listed below.
Contact:
Address:
Secretary, Ladies Auxiliary
Royal Canadian Legion, Branch #53
575 Trunk Road
Duncan, BC
V9L 3X3
Telephone:
(250) 746-5013
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Fax:
Website:
Please apply on an official application form.
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Name:
ROYAL COMMONWEALTH SOCIETY ESSAY COMPETITION (THE)
Donor:
The Royal Commonwealth Society
Value:
£100 - £500 (approximately $200 - $1000)
Number:
20
There are 4 main prizes in each age group plus a special prize for disabled
entrants.
Tenure:
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Open to students 18 years and younger of all Commonwealth countries and
territories.
2. Entries must be submitted through a school, college or youth organization.
3. Entrants may only submit one essay which must be written on a single
topic. Topics for the essay competition can be found at the website
(http://www.rcsint.org/essay.jsp).
4. All essays must be written in English.
Deadline:
March 1
Procedure:
1. All essays must be accompanied by a cover sheet attached to the cover of
the essay or download a copy of the entry form from the website
(rcsint.org/media//Entry Form 2004.doc).
Deadline Notes:
2. Individual schools may submit a maximum for four essays per age group.
Age groups are listed at the website.
3. British Columbia is one of the regions which operates a local competition.
Essays must be sent via the B.C. address and not directly to the Royal
Commonwealth Society in London. Contact the B.C. address for information
on how to enter the competition.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
The Royal Commonwealth Society - British Columbia
411 Dunsmuir Street
Vancouver, BC
V6B 1X4
Telephone:
E-mail:
Fax:
essay@rcsint.org
Website:
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Toll Free:
www.rcsint.org/essay.jsp
Name:
SCHOOL PLANT OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION OF B.C. (SPOA BC)
BURSARIES
Donor:
School Plant Officials Association of B.C. (SPOA BC)
Value:
$600
Number:
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Dependant of a school district employee in the school plant area (i.e.
maintenance, custodial).
2. Graduating student entering a full course of study.
3. Preference given to students entering engineering, architecture or building
technology. Should there not be suitable applications received in these fields,
students in other courses of study will be considered.
4. Academic achievement and/or special needs.
Deadline:
May 3
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from SPOA member (i.e. Maintenance or Custodial
Supervisor) or School Scholarship Representative.
Deadline Notes:
2. Application must be accompanied by:
a) copy of post-secondary institution entrance application receipt.
b) letter of recommendation from senior secondary school representative.
c) certified transcript of Grade 11 and 12 grades/marks to the date of
application.
d) brief handwritten letter outlining: your involvement in school, community
and family; and why you feel you should receive a bursary - family financial
needs, etc.
e) date of school Grade 12 Awards Ceremony.
Contact: Lisa
Johnston
Attention:
Address:
SPOA BC Bursary Committee
c/o Lisa Johnston, Co-Chair
School District No. 75 (Mission)
33046 4th Avenue
Mission, BC
V2V 1S5
Telephone:
(604) 826-7375 Local 225
Fax: (604) 820-0927
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Toll Free:
Name:
SCOUTS CANADA REGINALD K. GROOME MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
Fondation Scouts Canada Foundation, in memory of Reginald K. Groome
who, in addition to many other Scouting roles, served as Chairman of the
former Boy Scouts Canada Trust (now the Fondation Scouts Canada
Foundation) for a number of years.
Value:
$1500
Number:
Up to 25
Tenure:
Entering or continuing in a Canadian university or college
Renewable: Awards are not renewable.
Criteria:
1. Currently active and registered member of Scouts Canada.
2. Must not have reached 25th birthday on January 1 of the year of
application.
3. Candidates will be selected based upon the following criteria:
a) demonstrated Scouting history, involvement and achievement;
b) leadership contribution to Scouting;
c) community leadership and contributions outside of Scouting;
d) scholastic achievements up to the time of application;
e) attitude and aptitude;
f) two confidential letters of reference (only one from within Scouting).
Deadline:
April 1
Procedure:
1. Obtain application from your local Scout Council Office or print a copy
from the website
(www.scouts.ca/media/documents/Reginald_K_Scholarship_form_interactive.
pdf).
2. A scholarship will be awarded only after Fondation Scouts Canada
Foundation has received adequate notice that the applicant has been accepted
by the institution of study. Scholarship funds will be forwarded to the
institution to be applied against tuition costs.
3. Recipients are expected to continue involvement with Scouts Canada to
every extent possible, and must be a currently active and registered member of
Scouts Canada.
4. Recipients must agree to have their names and photographs published in
conjunction with the award, and with any promotion of the awards.
Address:
Fondation Scouts Canada Foundation
209
1345 Baseline Road
Ottawa, ON
K2C 0A7
Telephone:
(613) 224-5131
Fax:
(613) 224-3571
Toll Free:
1-888-SCOUTS-NOW
E-mail:
mailbox@scouts.ca
Website:
www.scouts.ca/venturers.asp?cmPageID=258
Application The application form for the Scouts Canada Reginald K. Groome Memorial
Scholarship can be printed from the website
Form:
(www.scouts.ca/media/documents/Reginald_K_Scholarship_form_interactive.
pdf).
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Name:
SONS OF NORWAY FOUNDATION IN CANADA SCHOLARSHIPS
AND BURSARIES
Donor:
Value:
Up to $600
Number:
Up to 12
Tenure:
Renewable:
Criteria:
Scholarships and bursaries are available to students who show an interest in
Norwegian culture, history or language.
Deadline:
August 31
Procedure:
Obtain application forms from Sons of Norway Foundation.
Deadline Notes:
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Sons of Norway Foundation in Canada
3204 Kingsley Street
Victoria, BC
V8P 4J6
Telephone:
592-2651
Fax:
Toll Free:
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Jack Lysne
Name:
SOROPTIMIST FOUNDATION - THE VIOLET RICHARDSON AWARD
Donor:
Soroptimist Foundation
Value:
$1000 (also see Notes)
Number:
28 (1 for each Soroptimist geographic region)
Tenure:
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Young women between the ages of 14 and 17 who have demonstrated
initiative in both identifying a problem and trying to solve it.
2. Students who have had significant and noteworthy accomplishments as
volunteers.
Deadline:
December 1
Procedure:
1. Obtain application from School Scholarship Representative or Soroptimist
representative.
Deadline
Notes:
When student is aged 14 to 17.
The applicant will be disqualified if
any materials are received after the
deadline date.
2. Include with the application a typewritten essay, of up to 750 words, telling
where you volunteer and why. Describe the goals of the organization and its
impact on the problem(s) it addresses. What is your role in the organization?
What have you accomplished as a volunteer?
3. Include any supporting materials that you think would help your
application (for example, newspaper clippings, photographs, etc.).
4. Forward completed application to the Soroptimist representative.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Local Soroptimist Club
Contact Western Canada Region Chair to obtain information on nearest
Soroptimist Club:
Soroptimist Club - Western Canada Region
Region Chair Madaleine Grant
Site 7, Box 38, GB7
Saskatoon, SK
S7K 3J8
Telephone:
Fax:
Website: www.soroptimist.org/programs.htm
Application
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Form:
Selection:
Notes:
In addition, $1000 will be contributed in honor of the winners to their
volunteer organizations.
One finalist will be chosen from among the 28 winners for an additional
award, including a contribution of $2500 to the finalist's volunteer
organization.
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Name:
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BURSARY AWARD PROGRAM - NURSING
BURSARIES
Donor:
St. John Ambulance to help its gifted members pursue advanced studies in
nursing.
Value:
Determined by the National Bursary Committee.
Number:
3 (See Listing under Notes)
Tenure:
Recognized full-time or part-time nursing program at the diploma,
baccalaureate, or graduate level at a recognized university or community
college.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Current Community Services volunteers or Instructors with St. John
Ambulance who demonstrate financial need and are entering or furthering
their studies in nursing on a full-time or part-time basis.
2. Applicants must be eligible for admission to a recognized university or
community college in a nursing program at the diploma, baccalaureate, or
graduate levels. Specialization courses of two or three months are also
considered. Post basic nursing degree applicants must hold a current/active
registration, Certificate of Competence or license.
Deadline:
March 15
Procedure:
Application forms are available upon request after January 1st of each year
from the St. John Ambulance Council. Only current forms will be accepted,
and must be accompanied by all required supporting documents.
Attention:
Address:
Telephone:
Deadline Notes: All applications must be
received at the Provincial
Council office by the deadline
date.
Contact:
May Foggo, Director,
Community Services
Director, Community Services
St. John Ambulance Provincial Headquarters
6111 Cambie Street
Vancouver, BC
V5Z 3B2
(604) 321-2652 Local
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Fax:
E-mail:
mfoggo@bc.sja.ca
Website:
www.sja.ca/english/volunteer/nursing_bursary/index.ASP
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(604) 321-5316
Toll
Free:
Name:
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BURSARY AWARD PROGRAM - YOUTH
BURSARY
Donor:
The J.A. Albery Youth Bursary was created to provide post-secondary
education funding for youth members of St. John Ambulance.
Value:
Determined by the National Bursary Committee.
Number:
Tenure:
Entering a post-secondary education program.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Active St. John Ambulance Youth members who demonstrate financial
need and are entering a post-secondary education program.
2. Under twenty-one years old as of July 31st of the year of application.
3. Have achieved the St. John Ambulance Grand Prior’s Badge.
4. Express a desire to continue their work within the St. John Ambulance
organization.
Deadline:
March 15
Procedure:
Application forms are available upon request after January 1st of each year
from the St. John Ambulance Council. Only current forms will be accepted,
and must be accompanied by all required supporting documents.
Deadline Notes: All applications must
be received at the
Provincial Council
office by the deadline
date.
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Director, Community Services
St. John Ambulance Provincial Headquarters
6111 Cambie Street
Vancouver, BC
V5Z 3B2
Telephone:
(604) 321-2652 Local 219
Fax:
E-mail:
mfoggo@bc.sja.ca
Website:
www.sja.ca/english/volunteer/nursing_bursary/index.ASP
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May Foggo, Director,
Community Services
(604) 321-5316
Name:
“Teletoon” Animation Scholarships
Value:
$500-4500
Number:
5
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
2. May not be an employee or immediate family member of an employee of
Teletoon Canada Inc.
Deadline:
May 1
Procedure:
1. Obtain an official application form and guideline from the school guidance
counselor.
2. Submit an animation portfolio to the appropriate teacher at school, who will
then forward to Teletoon. (Please see application form for a detailed list re:
what should be included in portfolio).
3. Entries will be judged according to:
- originality
- technique and skill
- overall creative potential displayed
- extra-curricular activities
- overall quality of animation work
Contact:
Address:
Groupe Jeunesse
Attn: 1998 Teletoon Animation Scholarship Competition
7383 de la Roche Street
Monteal, Quebec
H2R 2T4
Telephone:
(514) 274-6124
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Fax:
Website:
Please apply on an official application form.
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Name:
TD CANADA TRUST SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COMMUNITY
LEADERSHIP
Donor:
Canada Trust and The Toronto-Dominion Bank
Value:
Full tuition of up to $10,000 per year (plus $5000 a year toward living
expenses) for up to four years study at any accredited university or college in
Canada.
Number:
Up to 20 across Canada
Tenure:
Any accredited university or college in Canada.
Renewable: For up to 4 years
Criteria:
1. Grade 12 student who has demonstrated outstanding community leadership
(school community and/or community at large).
2. Good academic skills, able to successfully enter and complete university or
college.
Deadline:
October 29
(postmark date)
Deadline Notes: Do not send applications by fax.
Faxed applications will not be
considered.
Procedure:
Application forms are available at TD Canada Trust branches or they may be
printed from the website (www.tdbank.com/scholarship). To be eligible for
consideration, every application must include:
1. A fully completed and signed application form.
2. A transcript of academic record.
3. An essay by the student, of up to 500 words in length, describing the
community leadership involvement(s) on which this application is based.
Briefly outline what motivated you to undertake this activity, what you feel
was accomplished, and what you learned from the experience.
4. A letter of recommendation from your school, written by a senior official,
such as your principal, guidance counsellor or teacher.
5. Three letters of support or confirmation from the community group, groups
or individuals who have been the focus of the community leadership
involvement on which this application is based.
6. An essay of up to 250 words in length, describing your family and personal
circumstances (family employment, economic situation, etc.), or other
extenuating circumstances that may be relevant to your application.
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7. No other material will be presented to the judges. Materials cannot be
returned.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada
Ref: TD Canada Trust Scholarships for Community Leadership
600 - 350 Albert Street
Ottawa, ON
K1R 1B1
Toll Free:
1-800-308-8306
Telephone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Website: www.tdbank.com/scholarship
Application The application form for the TD Canada Trust Scholarships can be printed
from the website (www.tdbank.com/scholarship/application2005.pdf).
Form:
Selection:
Each application is reviewed and finalists who appear to most closely meet the
selection criteria are chosen from five regions (Atlantic Canada, Quebec,
Ontario, Western Canada/Northwest Territories/Nunavut, and B.C./Yukon).
Each region will have a minimum of two full scholarship recipients, provided
there are suitable, qualified applicants.
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Name:
TEAMSTERS JOINT COUNCIL NO. 36 BURSARY
Donor:
Members of Local Unions affiliated the Teamsters Joint Council No 36
(Locals 31, 155, 213 and 464).
Value:
$500
Number:
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. The dependant of a member in good standing of a local union affiliated
with the Teamsters Joint Council No. 36.
2. Full time attendance at a post-secondary institution.
3. Financial need.
4. Academic standing.
Deadline:
October 31
Procedure:
Submit an application in writing including the following:
Deadline Notes:
1. Purpose of education (goals) and need for financial assistance.
2. Transcripts of marks for last semester or school period.
3. Name of the member, spouse or parent who is a Teamster member in good
standing, their social insurance number, Local Union number, place of
employment and whether full or part-time.
4. Student's Social Insurance Number.
5. If employed, place of employment and whether full-time or part-time.
6. List any bursaries or scholarships won from other sources.
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Don McGill, President
Teamsters Joint Council No. 36
490 East Broadway
Vancouver, BC
V5T 1X3
Telephone:
(604) 875-6636
Fax: (604) 872-4803
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Toll Free:
Don McGill or
Marg
Fishburne
Name:
TEAMSTERS UNION - JAMES R. HOFFA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
FUND
Donor:
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Value:
31 awards totalling $10,000 each, disbursed at the rate of $2500 per year,
renewable annually.
69 awards are one-time $1000 grants.
Number:
100 scholarships will be awarded annually. Applicants compete in one of the 5
geographic regions where the Teamster parent's local union is located.
Tenure:
An accredited college or university.
Renewable: 31 of the awards are renewable annually.
Criteria:
1. The son, daughter or grandchild of an active, retired, disabled, deceased or
laid-off Teamster member who has or had at least twelve months of
consecutive membership in good standing in the Teamsters Union.
2. In the last year of high school (not eligible if he/she has already graduated
from high school).
3. In the top 15% of his/her high school class.
4. Plan to submit excellent SAT or ACT scores for evaluation.
5. Plan to attend an accredited college or university. Those who plan to attend
non-academic or certificated programs may not apply.
6. Demonstrate financial need.
Deadline:
March 14 to Local Office
March 31 to the Scholarship Fund
Procedure:
Deadline Notes: Local Office
must send
completed
applications to
the Scholarship
Fund by March
31.
1. Obtain application form from Teamster Local Office or from the website
(www.teamster.org/scholarship/scholarship.htm).
2. Applicant and Teamster parent complete questions 1-15 on the application
form.
3. Applicant's high school counsellor completes the section marked
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"Academic Record."
4. Forward the completed application and Academic Record to the Teamster
parent's local union. The local union Secretary-Treasurer will complete the
section marked "Membership Verification" and forward the form to the
Scholarship Fund. Local unions must send completed applications to the
Scholarship Fund by March 31. Completed applications should be submitted
to the local union by March 14.
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
James R. Hoffa Memorial Scholarship Fund
25 Louisiana Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20001
Telephone:
(202) 624-8735
Fax:
E-mail:
scholarship@teamster.org
Website: www.teamster.org
Toll Free:
Application Application form can be printed from the website
(www.teamster.org/scholarship/scholarship.htm).
Form:
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Name:
TEAMSTERS WOMEN'S CAUCUS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Donor:
The International Teamster Women's Caucus (ITWC)
Value:
$500 US
Number:
2
Tenure:
An accredited college, university, trade or business school.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. The daughter or son of an active or retired Teamster member
(parent/guardian) who has a least twelve months of consecutive membership
in good standing in the Teamsters Union as of the date of application.
2. In the last year of high school or GED program; may not apply if already
graduated from high school.
3. Plan to submit SAT or ACT scores for academic evaluation, if applicable.
4. Plan to submit financial information for financial evaluation, if applicable.
5. Plan to attend an accredited college, university, trade or business school.
Deadline:
May 1
Procedure:
Obtain application form from Teamster Local Office or print a copy from the
website (www.teamster.org/hrc/womenscaucus/scholarship.htm). Along with
completed application, include the following information:
1. An official high school transcript which includes your class rank.
2. GED Certificate and applicable records, or SAT or ACT results for
academic consideration, where applicable.
3. Financial statements for financial aid consideration, where applicable.
4. Proof of Teamster parent/guardian membership status (copy of latest dues
receipt or print out).
Contact:
Address:
Debra Haddock (214) 398-0661
International Teamster Women's Caucus Annual Scholarship Program
c/o Marla McKibbin, Secretary-Treasurer
PMB 338, 117 East Louisa Street
Seattle, Washington 98102
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Telephone:
(206) 441-7470 Marla McKibbin
Fax:
(214) 398-3216
Toll Free:
E-mail:
Website:
www.teamster.org/hrc/womenscaucus/scholarship.htm
Application The application form for the Teamsters Women's Caucus Scholarship Program
can be printed from the website
Form:
(www.teamster.org/hrc/womenscaucus/scholarship.htm).
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Name:
TERRY FOX HUMANITARIAN AWARD PROGRAM
Donor:
In recognition of Terry Fox, the Government of Canada under the aegis of
Fitness and Amateur Sport created the Terry Fox Humanitarian Award
Program.
Value:
$7000 per year, paid in 2 installments of $3500 each.
Number:
About 20 across Canada
Tenure:
Any recognized Canadian post-secondary institution.
Renewable: Renewable for a maximum of four years or completion of first university
degree.
Criteria:
1. Graduating grade 12 student or student currently studying toward a first
university degree or diploma in a Canadian post-secondary institution.
2. Canadian citizen or landed immigrant.
3. Dedication to the humanitarian ideals of Terry Fox, volunteer experience,
courage in overcoming obstacles, participation in sport, fitness and
community service and academic standing. Obstacles include (but are not
limited to) physical or mental handicaps, financial hardship, family breakup,
deaths or illnesses, refugee situations and other life-altering situations.
Deadline:
February 1
Procedure:
1. Obtain application and referee forms from the Terry Fox Humanitarian
Award Program, your School Scholarship Representative or print a copy from
the website (www.terryfox.org/English/App_Info.html).
Deadline Notes:
Postmark Date. Applications
must be mailed. They cannot
be faxed or e-mailed.
2. With application include:
a) three referee forms, in sealed envelopes.
b) transcript of marks for two years preceding the year of application.
Address:
Terry Fox Humanitarian Award Program
Simon Fraser University
AQ 5003, 8888 University Drive
Burnaby, BC
V5A 1S6
Telephone:
(604) 291-3057
Fax:
E-mail:
terryfox@sfu.ca
Website: www.terryfox.org
(604) 291-3311
Toll Free:
Application Application form and referee forms for the Terry Fox Humanitarian Award
Program can be printed from the website
Form:
(www.terryfox.org/English/App_Info.html).
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Name:
Timberwest Forest Limited Scholarship
Value:
Up to $2000
Number:
3
Tenure:
First year at a public university, community college or institute of technology.
Criteria:
1. Applicant must be planning to become a full-time student at the chosen
post-secondary institution following high school graduation and receipt of the
award.
2. Deferment of one academic year is permitted where the applicant is
participating in a recognized Grade 12 student exchange program.
3. Student’s academic performance, demonstrated leadership and citizenship
qualities will all be considered.
4. Two awards are available for employee’s dependants and one is available to
a student graduating from a high school where Timberwest Forest Limited is a
major employer.
Deadline:
May 1
Procedure:
1. Obtain an official application form and guideline from the school guidance
counselor.
Contact:
Address:
Timberwest Forest Limited
South Island Region
1537 Chaplin Road
Crofton, BC
V0R 1R0
Telephone:
(250) 246-3232
E-mail:
Application
Form:
Fax:
Website:
Please apply on an official application form.
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Name:
TOYOTA EARTH DAY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Donor:
Toyota Canada and Earth Day Canada to celebrate and encourage
environmentally-minded students.
Value:
15 Regional Awards of $5000 each
1 National Award of a Panasonic CF50 Toughbook notebook computer
Number:
15 Regional Awards: Atlantic Canada - 2 awards; Quebec - 4 awards; Ontario
- 4 awards; Western Canada/Northwest Territories/Nunavut - 3 awards;
B.C./Yukon - 2 awards.
1 National Outstanding Environmental Achievement Award
Tenure:
To be applied directly towards tuition, books, room and board (where
applicable), or other educational expenses in the first year of post-secondary
full-time studies in Canada.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Currently in their graduating year of a Canadian high school, or graduated
from a Canadian high school in the last year.
2. Entering the first year of full-time studies leading to a post-secondary
diploma or degree at an accredited Canadian college or university for the next
academic year.
3. Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident (landed immigrant).
4. Demonstrated outstanding environmental commitment, community service
and leadership during the course of their studies.
5. Maintain a high level of academic achievement.
6. Are not an employee or immediate family member of an employee of
Toyota Canada and its Dealers, Earth Day Canada, or Panasonic Canada Inc.
Deadline:
January 31
Procedure:
1. Obtain application package from the website
(www.earthday.ca/scholarship/apply.html). Follow the instructions for
downloading and completing the application package.
Deadline Notes:
Postmark
Date
2. Completed application package will include: candidate's essay, school
reference, community reference, and transcript.
Contact: Fraser Los, Toyota Earth Day
Scholarship Program Coordinator
Attention:
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Address:
Toyota Earth Day Scholarship Program
111 Peter Street, Suite 503
Toronto, ON
M5V 2H1
Telephone:
(416) 599-1991 ext. 108
Fax:
(416) 599-3100
Toll Free:
1-888-283-2784 ext. 108
E-mail:
scholarship@earthday.ca
Website:
www.earthday.ca/scholarship/about.html
Application The Toyota Earth Day Scholarship Application Package can be downloaded
from the website (www.earthday.ca/scholarship/apply.html).
Form:
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Name:
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO CULTURAL SOCIETY OF B.C. - POSTSECONDARY SCHOLARSHIPS
Donor:
Trinidad & Tobago Cultural Society of B.C.
Value:
$500
Number:
3
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Criteria:
1. Graduating Grade 12 student who intends to further his/her education at a
post-secondary institution.
2. Recipients will be chosen based on the acceptable applications received
for each category:
a) students of any nationality
b) students of Caribbean Heritage
c) students of members of the Trinidad & Tobago Cultural Society of B.C.
Deadline:
June 15
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from the Trinidad and Tobago Cultural Society of
B.C., your school principal or print a copy from the website
(www.ttcsbc.com/docs/scholarship/ScholApp04.pdf).
Deadline Notes:
2. In addition to the completed application, all applicants are asked to submit
an essay of between 1000 to 1500 words on the topic listed on the
application form. The topic for 2004 is: Canada: Unity in Diversity. Discuss.
3. Application must be accompanied by a letter detailing reasons for seeking
higher education, a brief description of your course of study and your
involvement in school and/or community activities. Also include a transcript
of your last year of study and interim transcripts for the current year.
4. Financial need will be taken into consideration in the selection process.
5. The successful candidate will be invited to attend that year's Caribbean
Days Festival, in North Vancouver in July, to receive the award.
Contact:
Carl Beach (604) 591-2921
Address:
Trinidad and Tobago Cultural Society of B.C.
140 - 8380 Lansdowne Road, Suite 712
Richmond, BC
V6X 3M6
Telephone:
(604) 515-2400
Fax:
E-mail:
info@ttcsbc.com
Website: www.ttcsbc.com
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(604) 596-0145
Toll Free:
Name:
Trinity Western University Bursary (Duncan-Cowichan Ministerial
Association)
Value:
Up to $650
Number:
1
Tenure:
Trinity Western University
Criteria:
1. Open only to students graduating from Cowichan Secondary, Chemainus
Secondary, Frances Kelsey Secondary, Lake Cowichan Secondary or Duncan
Christian Secondary Schools.
2. Applicant must have an overall academic average of a C+ or better.
3. Applicant must write a paragraph stating his/her reasons for wanting to
attend Trinity Western University, which degree is sought and why financial
support is required.
4. A letter of support from the applicant’s church should accompany the
application.
Deadline:
To be determined.
Procedure:
1. Submit a completed standard application form, transcript and paragraph to
the address listed below.
Rev. M. Tucker
Contact:
Address:
Rev. M. Tucker
Trinity Western University Bursary
C/o 3036 Sherman Rd.
Duncan, BC
V9L 2B8
Telephone:
(250) 746-1974
E-mail:
Fax:
Website:
Application
Form:
Please apply on a standard application form.
Name:
TRIUMF HIGH SCHOOL FELLOWSHIP
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Donor:
Administered by the Innovation and Science Council of B.C. on behalf of
TRIUMF.
Value:
$3000 plus a six-week summer research position at TRIUMF, Canada’s
National Laboratory for Particle and Nuclear Physics, located on the UBC
campus.
Number:
1 or more for students graduating from the B.C. secondary school system.
Tenure:
Entering the first year of a full-time post-secondary program within the
sciences at a qualifying B.C. institution.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Student at any B.C. high school completing grade 12 and entering the first
year of a full-time post-secondary program within the sciences at a qualifying
B.C. institution in the year of application.
2. Applicants must have completed both Physics 11 and 12 upon graduation.
Chemistry is also recommended.
3. Demonstrated academic performance.
4. Promise of future outstanding achievement, with particular emphasis on
communication skills and motivation.
Deadline:
January 31
Procedure:
1. An application is made by nomination by the student’s secondary school.
Each secondary school is eligible to nominate a maximum of two students.
Deadline Notes:
2. The student application form will be available from the Innovation and
Science Council of British Columbia’s website
(www.bcinnovationcouncil.com/programs/scholarships.php). Include with
completed application:
a) essay of up to 500 words written by the student describing background,
goals and topics in physics that particularly interest you and why.
b) transcripts for all completed and in-progress Grade 11 and 12 coursework.
c) proof of citizenship.
d) résumé describing any special exams or programs and any special skills
such as computer programming.
e) confidential personal references.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
BC Innovation Council
9th Floor
1188 West Georgia Street
230
Dawn Wood,
Assistant Programs
Coordinator
Vancouver, BC
V6E 4A2
Telephone:
(604) 438-2752 ext. 241
Fax:
(604) 438-6564
Toll Free:
1-800-665-7222
E-mail:
dwood@bcinnovationcouncil.org
Website:
www.bcinnovationcouncil.com/programs/scholarships.php
Application The application form for the TRIUMF High School Fellowship Program can
be printed from the website
Form:
(www.bcinnovationcouncil.com/programs/scholarships.php?id=1&press=1&d
raw_column=3:2:2).
Name:
VANCOUVER POLICE HISTORICAL SOCIETY AND CENTENNIAL
MUSEUM - RAYMOND J. CANUEL SCHOLARSHIP/BURSARY
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ENDOWMENT FUND
Donor:
Vancouver Police Historical Society and Centennial Museum
Value:
$300 - Bursary
$500 - Scholarship
Number:
Criteria:
Graduating Canadian secondary school students who clearly demonstrate
furthering their education with a goal oriented toward a career in the policing
field.
Deadline:
July 15
Procedure:
Application requirements are available from the website
(www.city.vancouver.bc.ca/police/museum/endowment.htm). Your
application should include:
Deadline Notes:
1. Sealed official statement of grades.
2. Letter of post-secondary acceptance.
3. Personal resume, which should include any extra-curricular activities and/or
community service.
4. Essay explaining applicant's decision to enter the policing field,
approximately 750-1000 words in length.
Attention:
Director-Curator
Address:
Vancouver Police Historical Society and Centennial Museum
240 East Cordova Street
Vancouver, BC
V6A 1L3
Contact:
Telephone:
(604) 665-3346
Fax:
(604) 665-3585
Toll Free:
E-mail:
vphscm@dexton.com
Website:
www.city.vancouver.bc.ca/police/museum/endowment.htm
Name:
VICTORIA EPILEPSY AWARD FOR FURTHER EDUCATION
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Donor:
The Craw family, in memory of David Craw, other memorial donors, and the
Victoria Epilepsy & Parkinson's Centre (V.E.P.C.) Board.
Value:
$500
Number:
2 or more
Tenure:
Any post-secondary program such as universities, community colleges, adult
continuing education, community arts programs, business or trade schools.
Renewable: No
Criteria:
1. Must have epilepsy, and submit a letter from your GP or neurologist
verifying the diagnosis.
2. If you currently live in the Capital Region of Victoria or are already a
member of the Victoria Epilepsy and Parkinson’s Centre, the funds can be
applied worldwide. If you currently live outside the Capital Region of
Victoria, you must be planning to study in the Victoria area.
3. Must have applied to study, or be currently enrolled, in a recognized
educational program with a goal of increasing employability. Scholarship of
up to $500.00 is awarded upon proof of registration.
4. Part-time students are also eligible to apply. The value of the scholarship
award may be less than or equal to a complete scholarship, depending on the
academic burden and the individual circumstances of the applicant.
5. Must be at least 17 years of age by August 1st in the year of application.
6. Must be a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant.
Deadline:
May 1
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from the Victoria Epilepsy & Parkinson’s Centre or
print a copy of the application form in PDF format or Word format. (PDF
format requires Acrobat Reader. To print or save the Word file, click on the
application form, then choose Print or Save As.)
Deadline Notes:
2. With completed application form include a submission, in writing (no more
than two pages) of your goals, how this scholarship money will help you
achieve your goals, and how it will make a difference in your life. Include a
résumé of your education, volunteer and work experience.
3. Provide Referee Forms to two references and have them fill in the forms
and return them to you. Include both completed referee forms with your
application package.
Attention:
Contact:
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Isa Milman,
Epilepsy
Program
Coordinator
Address:
Victoria Epilepsy & Parkinson's Centre
813 Darwin Avenue
Victoria, BC
V8X 2X7
Telephone:
475-6677
Fax:
E-mail:
help@vepc.bc.ca
Website: www.vepc.bc.ca
475-6619
Toll Free:
Application The application form for the Victoria Epilepsy Award for Further Education is
available in PDF format or Word format. (PDF format requires Acrobat
Form:
Reader.)
Selection:
Recipients will be notified in June.
Name:
VICTORIA MECHANICAL TRADES PROMOTION FUND
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SCHOLARSHIP
Donor:
Mechanical Trade Promotion Fund Trustee Board.
Value:
$500 (college), $1000 (university).
Number:
Tenure:
Any recognized university or college.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Children, spouses and employees of mechanical contractors who contribute
to the Mechanical Trade Promotion Fund and to the children and spouses of
United Association of Journeymen, Plumbers and Pipefitters, Local 324
members.
2. These awards are primarily based on academic standing but other
achievements and circumstances may be considered.
Deadline:
Mid-September (after graduation)
Procedure:
Obtain application from the Mechanical Trades Promotion Fund Trustee
Board or from:
Deadline Notes:
The United Association of Journeymen, Plumbers and Pipefitters
Local 324 Office
919 Esquimalt Road
Victoria, BC
V9A 3M7
Phone: 382-0415
Attention:
Contact:
Address:
Mechanical Trade Promotion Fund Trustee Board
#223 - 3989 Henning Drive
Burnaby, BC
V5C 6N5
Telephone:
(604) 205-5058
Fax:
E-mail:
staff@mcabc.org
Website: www.mcabc.org
(604) 205-5075
Toll Free:
Application
Form:
Selection:
Trustee Board of Mechanical Trade Promotion Fund.
Name:
WAL-MART CANADA COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
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Donor:
Wal-Mart Canada
Value:
$4000
Number:
3
Tenure:
Any full-time program at an accredited college, CEGEP or university in
Canada.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Graduating high school or CEGEP student.
2. One award will be given per region: Eastern Canada (Newfoundland, Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick, P.E.I., Quebec), Central Canada (Ontario), Western
Canada (Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, B.C., Yukon, N.W.T. and
Nunavut).
Deadline:
January 31
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form at any Wal-Mart store, by calling (905) 821-2111
ext. 4466 or print the application form in PDF format or Word format. (PDF
format requires Acrobat Reader. To print or save the Word file, click on the
information sheet, then choose Print or Save As.)
Deadline Notes:
Applications
must be
received by
Wal-Mart
Canada on or
before the
deadline date.
2. Complete application form including information on financial need,
extracurricular activities, work activities and a 150 word essay on the topic
outlined.
Attention:
Address:
Telephone:
E-mail:
Contact:
Darri Beaulieu
or Erin Mackey
Wal-Mart Canada Community Scholarship Program
c/o Corporate Affairs
Wal-Mart Canada Corp.
1940 Argentia Road
Mississauga, ON
L5N 1P9
(905) 821-2111 ext. 4466 or
ext. 4637
dmbeaul@wal-mart.com
ehoulih@wal-mart.com
Fax:
Website:
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(905) 821-6393 or
(905) 821-6828
Application The application form for the Wal-Mart Canada Community Scholarship
Program is available in PDF format or Word format. (PDF format requires
Form:
Acrobat Reader. To print or save the Word file, click on the information sheet,
then choose Print or Save As.)
Selection:
An independent panel of judges will assess all applications and decide which
applicants will be selected from Phase One of the program. Decisions will be
based on:
1. Financial Need (15%)
2. Extra-curricular Activities (20%)
3. Community Involvement (25%)
4. Essay (40%)
Name:
WENDY’S CLASSIC ACHIEVER SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS PROGRAM
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Donor:
Wendy’s Restaurants of Canada Inc.
Value:
$2000 (10), $1000 (20), $500 (180)
High schools represented by the top 30 winners will each receive a $1000
grant.
Number:
210 scholarships across Canada
Tenure:
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Well-rounded individuals who have demonstrated a commitment to
academic achievement, and who have also devoted significant time and
energy pursuing extracurricular activities and community service.
2. Canadian citizen or permanent resident living in Canada.
3. Grade 12 student graduating from a Canadian high school intending to enter
college or university in the next academic year.
4. Achieved at least a 70% average in your previous year.
5. Participated in at least one extracurricular activity.
6. Demonstrated involvement in your local community (i.e. volunteer work).
Deadline:
December 29
Deadline Notes: All entries must be
received by 12:00
midnight (Eastern
Standard Time).
Procedure:
Apply online at www.wendysclassicachiever.ca. The application form must be
completed and submitted in one sitting. There is no way to save a draft of the
application and return to it at another time. Before starting, print the checklist
(www.wendysclassicachiever.ca/checklist.pdf) and use it as a rough draft for
the online application. Information you will need to complete the online
application includes (use information for grades 9, 10 and 11 only):
1. Overall grade point average for Grade 11.
2. List of all academic scholarships you have received to date.
3. Any special recognition, honours or awards (school, district, regional or
national).
4. Extra curricular activities, including clubs, sports and activities outside of
school.
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5. Record of employment, including approximate number of hours worked per
week.
6. Community service/volunteer work, including approximate number of
hours and any leadership positions.
7. Maximum 300-word essay, detailing which community and extracurricular
activities have made the greatest impact on your development. This essay is a
mandatory part of the application.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Wendy's Restaurants of Canada
Telephone:
E-mail:
Fax:
wendys@usupport.net
Toll Free:
Website: www.wendysclassicachiever.ca
Application Apply online at www.wendysclassicachiever.ca. Print the checklist
(www.wendysclassicachiever.ca/checklist.pdf) first.
Form:
Name:
WEYERHAEUSER COMPANY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
PROGRAM
Donor:
Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation, administered by Scholarship America
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Value:
$1000 per year for full-time study at an accredited 2 or 3 year community
college or vocational-technical institution.
$1000 - $4000 per year for 4 years or until the first university degree is
obtained, whichever occurs first.
Number:
Up to 65
Tenure:
Plan to enroll full-time in at an accredited vocational-technical school, two-or
three-year community college, or four-year college or university no later than
the fall following high school graduation.
Renewable: Renewable for full-time study for up to 3 years, provided the recipient shows
satisfactory academic performance, remains in good disciplinary standing, and
continued reasonable progress toward completion of a degree or certificate.
Criteria:
1. Grade 12 student and a dependent child (including adopted child or stepchild) of a regular employee, a retired employee or deceased employee of a
Weyerhaeuser Company or a wholly-owned subsidiary. Refer to details at the
website (https://www.scholarshipamerica.org/weyerhaeuser).
2. Must demonstrate career and academic potential measured by a
combination of factors including past academic performance, potential to
succeed, school and community participation, advisor appraisal, work
experience, and career objectives.
Deadline:
January 15
Procedure:
1. Obtain application form from Scholarship America website
(https://www.scholarshipamerica.org/weyerhaeuser) after October 15.
Deadline Notes:
2. Submit application electronically by the deadline date.
3. Also mail a complete high school transcript of grades and appraisal form to
Scholarship America postmarked no later than the deadline date.
Attention:
Address:
Contact:
Scholarship America
Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation Scholarship Program
Scholarship America
One Scholarship Way
PO Box 297
St. Peter, MN 56082
Telephone:
Fax:
Toll Free:
1-800-537-4180
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E-mail:
weyerhaeuser@scholarshipamerica.org
Website:
www.weyerhaeuser.com
Application The application form for the Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation Scholarship
Program is available from the Scholarship America website
Form:
(https://www.scholarshipamerica.org/weyerhaeuser).
Name:
Wilfred Sylvester Memorial Scholarship Award
Value:
$100-200
Number:
5
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution.
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Criteria:
1. Available to students, grades 8 through 12, who are Cowichan Tribes
members.
2. Student must maintain a “B” average in a full academic program for an
entire school year.
3. A student who is unable to maintain a “B” average for the full 5 years is
still eligible to receive the award for those years that he/she successfully
applied.
4. A student who maintains a “B” average from grade 8 through grade 12 is
eligible to receive up to $700 in scholarship funds.
Deadline:
August 30
Procedure:
1. Obtain an official application form from the school guidance counselor.
2. Send the completed application form, a cover letter and a transcript to the
address listed below.
Contact:
Address:
Cowichan Tribes, Cultural & Education Department
5762 Allenby Road
Duncan, BC V9L 5J1
Telephone:
(250) 715-1022
E-mail:
Fax:
Website:
Application
Form:
Please apply on an official application form.
Name:
Women Of The Moose Bursary
Value:
$500
Number:
3
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution.
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Criteria:
1. Any student in the Cowichan School District is eligible to apply.
2. Preference may, but not necessarily will, be given to a son or daughter of a
Moose Lodge member.
Deadline:
To be determined.
Procedure:
1. Contact the Women Of The Moose at the address below for an official
application form.
Mrs. Betty James or
Mrs. Annie-Mae Miller
Contact:
Address:
Telephone:
Women of the Moose
P.O. Box 371
Duncan, BC
V9L 3X5
Mrs. Betty James (250) 746-5998
Mrs. Annie-Me Miller (250) 746-7800
Application
Form:
Please apply on an official application form.
Name:
Women Of The Moose – Barbara James Memorial Bursary
Value:
$500
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution.
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Criteria:
1. Any student in the Cowichan School District is eligible to apply.
2. Preference may, but not necessarily will, be given to a son or daughter of a
Moose Lodge member.
3. Preference may, but not necessarily will, be given to a student interested in
working with children or the teaching profession.
Deadline:
To be determined.
Procedure:
1. Contact the Women Of The Moose at the address below for an official
application form.
Mrs. Betty James or
Mrs. Annie-Mae Miller
Contact:
Address:
Telephone:
Women of the Moose
P.O. Box 371
Duncan, BC
V9L 3X5
Mrs. Betty James (250) 746-5998
Mrs. Annie-Me Miller (250) 746-7800
Application
Form:
Please apply on an official application form.
Name:
Women Of The Moose – Marion Desrosiers Memorial Bursary
Value:
$500
Number:
1
Tenure:
Any post-secondary institution in the field of Nursing.
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Criteria:
1. Any student in the Cowichan School District is eligible to apply.
2. Preference may, but not necessarily will, be given to a son or daughter of a
Moose Lodge member.
Deadline:
To be determined.
Procedure:
1. Contact the Women Of The Moose at the address below for an official
application form.
Mrs. Betty James or
Mrs. Annie-Mae Miller
Contact:
Address:
Telephone:
Women of the Moose
P.O. Box 371
Duncan, BC
V9L 3X5
Mrs. Betty James (250) 746-5998
Mrs. Annie-Me Miller (250) 746-7800
Application
Form:
Please apply on an official application form.
Name:
ZONTA INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION YOUNG WOMEN IN
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AWARDS
Donor:
Zonta International Foundation, to encourage more young women to
participate in public and political life by recognizing a commitment to the
volunteer sector, evidence of volunteer leadership achievements and a
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dedication to the advancement of the status of women.
Value:
$1000 - $500
Number:
1 for $1000, 2 for $500.
Tenure:
Any recognized post-secondary institution.
Renewable:
Criteria:
1. Female student in Zonta Club area, aged 16 to 20 years, who is attending
high school and planning to enter a post-secondary educational institution in
the future.
2. Applications must show:
a) evidence of active commitment to volunteerism.
b) evidence of volunteer leadership achievements.
c) evidence of dedication to advancing the status of women worldwide.
Deadline:
January or February (date determined by local club)
Procedure:
1. Obtain application from local Zonta Club, School Scholarship
Representative or print a copy from the website
(www.zonta.org/site/PageServer?pagename=zi_issues_programs_ywpa_applic
ation).
2. Supply two confidential recommendations from adults, not related to the
applicant, such as teachers, school officials or community leaders.
3. Provide a Verification of Current Enrollment form completed by a school
official.
4. All application materials must be received at the local Zonta Club by their
deadline. If you are unsure of the local Zonta Club contact, use the Club
Locator to locate the Zonta Club nearest you or e-mail your name and contact
information to the Young Women in Public Affairs Coordinator at
ywpacoordinator@zonta.org.
Attention:
Address:
Local Zonta Club
Check website to find a Zonta Club near you. In B.C. there are Zonta Clubs in
Nanaimo, Vancouver and Victoria.
Telephone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Website:
www.zonta.org/site/PageServer?pagename=zi_issues_programs_ywpa
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Application The application form for the Zonta Young Women in Public Affairs Awards
can be printed from the website
Form:
(www.zonta.org/site/PageServer?pagename=zi_issues_programs_ywpa_applic
ation).
Selection:
Notes:
The winning entry will be forwarded to the District competition which
includes entries from western Canada and the western U.S. and awards the
winner US$500. The winning entry of the District competition is then entered
into the world wide international competition where there are five awards of
US$1000 each.
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