Undergraduate Awards

AwardsAwards andand FinancialFinancial AssistanceAssistance 509 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS General Information and Policies Application: Undergraduate Awards on-line application is available June 1 through the myUofC portal: https://my.ucalgary.ca (InfoNet for Students). Deadline: August 1 The Competitive Undergraduate Awards (bursaries and scholarships) on-line application is available through the myUofC portal. The portal is also accessible from the U of C home page or the Student Awards and Financial Aid website: www.ucalgary.ca/awards/ By submitting the Undergradu- ate Awards on-line application, students will be considered for all awards listed in this section with the exception of those stating “No application required.” Where no application is required, nomination is made automatically by the faculty without need for application. Unless otherwise stated, on-line applications for Undergraduate Awards must be submitted on or before the deadline date of August 1. Unless otherwise stated, the following policies are in effect with regard to University administered awards: In order to qualify: · Students must have completed their most recent consecutive Fall and Winter Sessions at the University of Calgary. An exception is made for students enrolled in Co-operative Education/Internship programs or Official Exchange Programs involving only one semester of study. To qualify, courses in the Official Exchange Program must be eligible for transfer credit to be considered. · Students entering or continuing in the Bachelor of Education (Master of Teaching Program) are eligible to apply for Undergraduate Awards. Students entering the program are eligible for awards based on their admission average; financial need may also be considered for some awards. Students continuing in the program are eligible for awards based on financial need. · Students entering 5th year of a combined degree program are eligible to apply for Undergraduate Awards and will be considered for awards indicating students entering “Any” year or final year. · Students continuing in the Bachelor of Health Sciences program in the Faculty of Medicine are eligible to apply for Undergraduate Awards. · Students in the Faculty of Law or the Faculty of Medicine (excluding the Bachelor of Health Sciences program) should refer to the appropriate sections of the calendar for awards specific to students in those faculties. · Students must normally have completed their most recent Fall and Winter Sessions at the U of C with a minimum of four full courses (eight half courses). · Internship students may be considered for Undergraduate Nominated Awards in the Spring prior to the commencement of their internship and if successful, funds are normally held until their return to an academic session. Internship students may apply for Undergraduate Competitive Awards by the August 1 deadline and prior to the start of an academic session. · In order to be considered for scholarships, students must normally present a minimum GPA of 3.20 and to be considered for bursaries, students must normally present a minimum GPA of 2.60. · Monetary awards, except certain cash prizes, are normally contingent upon the student proceeding with his or her university program in the next Fall and Winter Sessions. Unless otherwise stated in the conditions, awards are payable only when the student is in actual full-time attendance at the University of Calgary; recipients must maintain full-time status. Exceptions are made for students participating in Official Exchange and Term Abroad Programs where tuition is paid to the University of Calgary. In order to support international study experience, students attending an international post-secondary institution as a full-time Visiting Student on a Letter of Permission and paying tuition to that institution, will be considered on a case-by-case basis. · The payment of tuition and fees is the first charge against scholarships and bursaries. If the value of an award is stated as “tuition and fees” it is understood not to include differential fees. · Supplemental, deferred and special deferred examinations or term work may affect eligibility for awards. · In support of the Academic Plan, awards are distributed among the most deserving students and in keeping with the terms of reference for awards. No student may normally receive total award funds of more than the value equivalent to the average cost of attendance as calculated by the Student Awards and Financial Aid office unless the value of the award is higher. · If a student is granted an award, the University of Calgary reserves the right to release pertinent information to award donors, high schools, provincial funding bodies, U of C faculty and administrative offices and public news agents. Specific information may be used for U of C promotional purposes. The University assumes liability for the payment of scholarships, bursaries, prizes and other awards only to the extent that gifts from donors, or returns from particular investments for these purposes will permit. As this information is published a considerable time before the opening of the session, the University reserves the right to make whatever changes circumstances may require, including cancellation or addition of particular awards. Note: For awards available to graduating students, please refer to the section: Graduating Awards for Undergraduate Students.

Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study Any Undergraduate Faculty

Advocis Calgary Scholarship up to 1 3rd or 4th Any • Academic merit Advocis Calgary $2000 • Participation in extra-curricular activities • Interest in Sales, Financial Planning, Life Insurance or Investment Planning • Canadian citizen or permanent resident

Alberta Union of Provincial up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Employees Undergraduate $500 4th • Financial need Bursaries • Member in good standing (two consecutive years of Alberta Union of Provincial service) of the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees Employees or the sons, daughters, legal wards or spouses • Dependent of retired or deceased member within a period of 10 years of retirement or death of the member (dependent must be under the age of 25) 510 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

AltaLink Centennial Bursary $2000 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit AltaLink L.P. 4th • Financial need • Demonstrated leadership qualities through involvement in extracurricular and community activities • Preference is given to students who are graduates of rural high schools in Alberta

Ray Alward Memorial Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Established in 1979 by the 4th • Financial need University of Calgary Students’ • Preference given to a student with a hearing impedi- Union in memory of Ray Alward’s ment outstanding service in MacEwan • If no suitable candidate, consideration will be given Hall since its opening in 1968 to students with other disabilities • Must provide proof of disability (i.e. doctor’s statement)

Atkin Memorial Scholarship up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit (Order of the Eastern Star) $2400 4th • Alberta resident Grand Chapter of Alberta, Order • Eastern Star member, son or daughter of Eastern of the Eastern Star from the Atkin Star member or direct grandchildren of Eastern Star family member

Albert Gordon Avis Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Estate of Albert Gordon Avis $1200 4th • Financial need

E. Catherine Barclay up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Offered alternate years only Scholarship $7500 4th • Full-time student in any faculty who intends to Friends of E. Catherine Barclay pursue studies at the Université de Bourgogne (University of Burgundy) in Dijon, France or Université François Rabelais in Tours, France • Must undertake to enroll as a full-time student at the Université de Bourgogne or Université François Rabelais • Academic merit • Sufﬁcient ability in oral and written French • Extra-curricular activities, exhibiting qualities of good citizenship which demonstrate concern for others • For more information contact the Department of French, Italian and Spanish • Apply to the Department of French, Italian and Span- ish by December 15

Bill and Irene Bell Bursaries up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bill and Irene Bell $2000 4th • Financial need

Big Rock Brewery Scholarships $1000 6 2nd, 3rd or Any • Fields of Study to be determined annually Funds raised from Big Rock 4th • Academic merit Brewery’s University Lecture • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying Series a full course load

Biology Students Association $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Must have been a member of the Biology Students Bursary 4th Association during the year of award application Biology Students Association • Academic merit • Financial need • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load

Board of Governors Scholarship $1500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit University of Calgary plus tu- 4th • No application required. Eligible students will auto- ition and matically be considered for nomination. fees Awards and Financial Assistance 511 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Elizabeth J. Boyd Memorial $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Single parent Bursary 4th • Academic merit Alex and David Boyd in recogni- • Financial need tion of the achievement of their • Need not be registered full time but must be enrolled mother, Elizabeth J. Boyd, who in at least two half courses in each session graduated from the University of Calgary with a BA in 1979

Rita S. Bulman Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursary $500 4th • Financial need Family, friends and colleagues of • Graduate of Forest Lawn High School in Calgary Rita S. Bulman, BEd, in recognition of her life-long dedication towards the advancement of students who are economically disadvantaged

Calgary Co-operative $2000 3 2nd, 3rd or Any • Current member of Calgary Co-operative Association Limited Bursaries 4th • Financial need Calgary Co-operative Trust Fund • Academic merit

Calgary Hitmen Bursary $2500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Flames Foundation 4th • Financial need

Calgary Italian Sportsmen’s $2500 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursaries 4th (Italian) • Financial need Calgary Italian Sportsmen’s • One award is available to a student with a major or Dinner Association minor in Italian who has demonstrated extra-curricu- 2nd, 3rd or Humanities lar involvement in the community 4th (Italian) • Preference is given to students who have declared a major in Italian Studies. • A second award is available to a student who has completed undergraduate courses in Italian and intends to pursue graduate studies in Italian • In the event that no students meet the requirement for the second award, it will be offered to a student meeting the criteria for the ﬁrst award.

Calgary Japanese Community up to 1 2nd Any • Academic merit Centennial Scholarship $500 Calgary Japanese Community Association

Scotty Cameron Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Novagas Charitable Foundation in $1200 4th • Financial need honour of G.W. (Scotty) Camer- • Extra-curricular activities on’s retirement and to recognize • Afﬁliation with the Calgary Highlanders (eg. current or the contribution he made to Pan- prior service in Calgary Highlanders, or have a parent Alberta Gas Ltd. or grandparent who served in the Calgary Highlanders)

Campus Recreation Bursaries up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit University of Calgary Campus $500 4th • Financial need Recreation • Signiﬁcant contributions to Student Recreation activities at the University of Calgary

Campus Recycling Board $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursary 4th • Financial need Campus Recycling Board and • Involved in environmental initiatives the Students’ Union, University of Calgary

Frances Camyre Memorial $500 Vari- 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursaries - $1000 able 4th • Financial need Estate of Frances Camyre through • Personal character including strong citizenship quali- The Calgary Foundation ties and integrity • Alberta resident for minimum ﬁve years 512 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Canadian Progress Club up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Calgary Eves Bursary $500 4th • Financial need Funded from an endowment • Participated in Big Sisters and Big Brothers program established by the Canadian (formerly Uncles or Aunts at Large) Progress Club Calgary Eves and • If no candidates meet above requirements, then sons matching grant from Alberta Op- or daughters of current Canadian Progress Club who portunities Bursary Fund demonstrate academic merit and ﬁnancial need will be considered eligible • If no candidates from either of the above two groups, the award will be administered on the basis of academic merit and ﬁnancial need • Canadian citizen or permanent resident

CanDel Oil Ltd. Silver up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Anniversary Scholarship $500 4th Sulpetro Limited, Calgary

A.W.R. Carrothers Scholarship $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Students’ Union, University of 4th • Participation in extra-curricular activities Calgary in commemoration of the ofﬁcial installation of Dr. A.W.R. Carrothers as president and vice- chancellor of the University of Calgary (1969)

CFUW Helen Steeves Memorial $800 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Mature student 24 years of age or over Bursary 4th • Planning to study at the University of Calgary after an University Women’s Club of absence from university of several years Calgary, Canadian Federation of • Based primarily on ﬁnancial need University Women • Some consideration given to academic merit

Chinese Students’ Society up to 1 3rd or 4th Any • Academic merit Bursary $100 • Financial need Chinese Students’ Society • Member of the Chinese Students’ Society and have extra-curricular activities involving contribution to the Chinese community and/or promotion of the Chinese culture

City of Calgary Undergraduate $2400 1 2nd Any • Academic merit Bursary • Financial need City of Calgary • Graduated from a high school in Calgary

Dorothy Taylor Cochran Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Dorothy Taylor Cochran, Hanna, $3000 4th • Financial need Alberta • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Attended high school in the Special Areas District (Youngstown, Hanna, etc.) of Alberta

W.A. Cochrane Bursary $550 1 3rd or 4th Any • Academic merit Students’ Union, University of • Financial need Calgary • Participation in extra-curricular activities • Leadership ability

Brian Collins and Joah Atkinson up to 2 3rd or 4th Any • Offered to one male and one female student Memorial Awards $1000 • Demonstrated involvement in sports with preference Established by friends and given to students who have played rugby family of Brian Collins and Joah • Must have exhibited outstanding citizenship through Atkinson. Brian, in his graduating volunteering or community service that supports the year at the University of Calgary, development or encouragement of others was the captain of the U of C • Maintained a minimum grade point average of 2.60 Rugby Football Club and always demonstrated leadership, respect, enthusiasm and encouragement Awards and Financial Assistance 513 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Computer Science $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Must have been a member of the Computer Science Undergraduate Society - 4th Undergraduate Society during the year of award ap- Schlumberger Calgary plication Technology Centre Award • Financial need Computer Science Undergradu- • Academic merit ate Society with matching funds • Preference is given to a student who has dem- from Schlumberger Information onstrated extra-curricular involvement including Systems computer science related activities beneﬁcial to the community Dr. Peter Craigie Undergraduate up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • Minimum grade point average of 2.60 Memorial Awards $1250 4th • Exhibit strong citizenship qualities and integrity as University of Calgary, Students’ exempliﬁed by the late Dr. Craigie Union in memory of Dr. Peter Craigie

Curry Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Curry Bursary is to remember and $1200 4th • Financial need honour Blanche and Alex Curry, • Must be the descendent of a pioneer/homestead original homesteaders NW 1/4 of family in the Special Areas District of Alberta 14-26-11 W4 (Youngstown, Hanna, Oyen, Cereal, etc.) • If no suitable candidate, then open to students who graduated from any Alberta high school

Louise Dean Memorial Award up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Volunteer Centre of Calgary in $1100 4th • Strong commitment to volunteer service recognition of the outstanding contribution made by Louise Dean to the community

Dharma Master Chuk Mor up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursaries $500 4th • Financial need T.Y. Lung, Calgary, in memory of Dharma Master Chuk Mor

Archibald Waynne Dingman up to 3 3rd or 4th Any • Academic merit Memorial Scholarships $1250 • Intending to pursue a vocation in the petroleum Bequest of the late Corinne industry Patteson

Executive Women International up to 1 Final Any • Single parent Bursary $1800 • Lawfully having custody of offspring Calgary Chapter, Executive • Academic merit Women International • Financial need • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load

Faculty and Staff Fund $500 Vari- 2nd, 3rd, or Any • Academic merit Bursaries able 4th • Financial need Faculty and Staff of the University of Calgary

Faculty and Staff Fund $500 Vari- 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Scholarships able 4th Faculty and Staff of the University of Calgary

Faculty Women’s Club, Calgary up to 1 3rd Any • Highest academic standing in second year Scholarship $1500 University of Calgary Faculty Women’s Club 514 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

54th Students’ Legislative up to 5 2nd, 3rd or Any • Two awards are based primarily on financial need Council Student Assistance $1000 4th with academic merit taken into consideration Bursaries • Two awards are based primarily on academic merit Students’ Union, University of with financial need taken into consideration Calgary • One award is based on contribution to student life at the University of Calgary through the Students’ Union with financial need and academic merit taken into consideration • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load

Irma Fleming Memorial Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Established by Coralie Lalonde $1000 4th • Financial need in memory of her grandmother, • Mature student 24 years of age or over Irma Fleming (BEd 1977), who • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying completed her degree as a mature a full course load student. Donations also made by family and friends.

14 Women’s Memorial Award up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Established by the President’s $3000 4th • Financial need Advisory Committee to Status • Demonstrated commitment to women’s issues of Women & University Women’s through activities on behalf of and for the advance- Network in memory of the four- ment of women’s equality teen women who were murdered, • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying December 6, 1989 at L’Ecole a full course load Polytechnique in Montreal

French Centre Scholarship for up to 1 2nd or 3rd Any • Completed ﬁrst or second year in any faculty at the Study in Quebec $7000 University of Calgary Canadian Heritage Grant • Intending to register full time from September to April at any francophone university in the province of Quebec • Academic merit • Completed FREN 317: Vocabulaire et analyse grammaticale 2 or equivalent, or demonstrate sufﬁcient ability in oral and written French • Extra-curricular activities exhibiting qualities of good citizenship which demonstrate concern for others • Preference is given to students with a major or minor in French • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Apply to the French Centre by January 15

Carol A. Frideres Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Funded by an endowment $500 4th • Financial need established by Carol A. Frideres • Canadian aboriginal student and matching grant from Alberta • Preference given to single parents Opportunities Bursary Fund • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load

Murray Gardiner Memorial $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursary 4th • Financial need Established by friends and fam- • Participation in competitive speed skating at the ily of Murray Gardiner who was provincial level instrumental in the development • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying of speed skating in Canada. a full course load Murray’s involvement in the sport started in the 1950’s and continued on by way of organizing annual gatherings of Olympians through to 2001. Murray believed that all things were possible given vision, grace and perseverance. Awards and Financial Assistance 515 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Ron Ghitter Award in Human up to 1 Final Any • Demonstrated a commitment to the advocacy and Rights $2500 (Human exploration of human rights through academic stud- Endowed by the Honourable Ron Rights) ies and related activities Ghitter and Myrna Ghitter • Full-time studies Enrolled Law • Offered to a student entering the ﬁnal year of any faculty or enrolled in the LLB or MD program; or (Human entering or enrolled in a Master’s or doctoral program Rights) • Contributed to the understanding or resolution of human rights issues through activities such as making Enrolled Medicine the public aware of human rights abuses, helping to (Human resolve human rights problems, or furthering equality Rights) of disadvantaged minorities • Academic merit is also taken into consideration Entering or Graduate • Must include a one-page statement indicating Enrolled Studies studies and activities that have contributed to the (Human understanding or resolution of human rights issues Rights) • Letter of support required: undergraduate applicants should request this letter from the head of their department; graduate students should request this letter from their supervisor • Selection is made by a Selection Committee com- prised of a member of the Academic Awards Com- mittee, the donor (or designate) and the chair of the Faculty of Graduate Studies Scholarship Committee • Apply to the Faculty of Graduate Studies by May 1

Lou Goodwin - University up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Athletic Board Bursaries $1250 4th • Financial need University of Calgary Campus • Most importantly, contribution to any level of the Recreation Committee and the University of Calgary athletic program (interuniver- Athletic Advisory Committee sity, intramural, club, etc.) either as a participant, manager, or as a student administrator during the previous academic year

Bob Grainger Undergraduate $3000 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursary 4th • Financial need Bob Grainger, Calgary • Extra-curricular activities

Gulf Canada Centennial up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • One award is offered to a student entering third or Scholarships $2000 4th fourth year, and one entering second or third year Gulf Canada Resources Limited, • Academic merit Calgary

Ellen McNeil Hamilton Bursaries up to 3 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Mrs. Jessie Symons in memory of $2500 4th • Extra-curricular activities her mother Ellen McNeil Hamilton • Academic merit • Canadian aboriginal student

Harnam Singh Hari Memorial $1500 1 2nd Any • Academic merit Undergraduate Award • Extra-curricular activities involving contribution to the Jason Hari, great grandson of Indo-Canadian community and/or promotion of the well renowned Calgarian, Harnam Indo-Canadian culture Singh Hari, Sikh pioneer and men- • Some consideration is given to ﬁnancial need tor to the community, a philan- • Must also demonstrate a commitment to family thropist to his homeland, and one who guided many towards opportunity and prosperity in Canada

Dr. Charlene Heisler-Campbell up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursary $500 4th • Financial need Family, friends and colleagues • Must be a member of W.I.S.E. (Women in Science of Dr. Charlene Heisler-Campbell and Engineering) (BSc Applied Math 1983 and BSc Honours Astrophysics 1985 University of Calgary) (MSc 1987 and PhD Astronomy 1991 Yale University) 516 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Harley Hotchkiss Scholarship up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Anonymous donation in recogni- $2000 4th tion of Harley Hotchkiss’ participation in bringing the Flames Hockey team to Calgary. This scholarship has been augmented by a matching donation from Mr. Hotchkiss. Hunter Family Foundation $5000 2 3rd Any • Academic merit Scholarships (Renew- • Demonstrated pattern of entrepreneurial spirit Hunter Family Foundation able) • Financial need may be taken into consideration • Renewable in fourth year providing a minimum grade point average of 3.20 is maintained in third year

Vera L. (Jacques) Ireland up to 3 2nd Any • Academic merit Bursaries $1000 • Financial need Estate of Vera L. (Jacques) Ireland • Canadian citizen or permanent resident and donations made by friends, family and colleagues in memory of Vera Ireland

Laura Johnston Scholarship up to 1 4th Any • Academic merit Laura Johnston, Calgary $500 • Canadian citizen or permanent resident

Kappa Sigma Fraternity up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Scholarship $500 4th • Must be a “member in good standing” of the Mu- Alumni Association of Calgary Lambda Chapter of Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma

Andrew Kirkor Memorial $1500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursary 4th • Financial need Students’ Union, the University • Mature student 24 years of age or over of Calgary, in memory of the late Andrew Kirkor, who was an active member of the Students’ Legisla- tive Council

Jason Lang Scholarships $1000 Vari- 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any • Academic merit (Alberta Scholarship Programs) able or 5th • Must have achieved a minimum grade point average Established in the memory of of 3.20 on all courses completed in the previous Fall Jason Lang, a 17 year old high and Winter Sessions at the University of Calgary school student who was killed in • Minimum course load of four full-course equivalents a school shooting, and admin- in the previous Fall and Winter Sessions is required istered by Alberta Scholarship • Alberta resident Programs • Must not be receiving a Louise McKinney Scholar- ship • Must be registered full time in the current Fall and/or Winter Sessions • Must be pursuing a first degree • For further information contact the Student Awards Office • No applicatiion required. The University of Calgary provides a list of nominees to the Alberta Scholarship Programs Office who will determine final eligibility.

Louis Lebel Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Travel Cuts, the travel company 4th • Financial need of the Canadian Federation of • Preference is given to a student with a disability Students • Student’s with a disability need only be registered in a minimum of two full courses per academic year, providing evidence of a disability tending to impede performance as a student is attached • In the absence of such documentation, regular guidelines for undergraduate awards will apply

Joyce MacAlpine Bursaries $1000 Vari- 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Education Funding for the Chil- able 4th • Financial need dren of Alberta Society • Alberta resident Awards and Financial Assistance 517 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Management and Profes- up to 1 2nd Any • Academic merit sional Staff 25th Anniversary $2200 • Support Staff employees of the University of Calgary Scholarship or sons, daughters, legal wards, spouses of such Established by the University employees of Calgary Administrative and • In the case of employees, the applicant must have Professional Staff Association held a Regular or Sessional full-time position for a (now known as Management and minimum of three years at the University of Calgary Professional Staff) immediately prior to enrollment as a full-time student • In the case of family members, the employee must currently be holding a Regular or Sessional full-time position and have completed three or more years of service

McCaig Family Undergraduate up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursary $1800 4th • Financial need Mr. and Mrs. Maurice W. McCaig

Frank McCullough up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Undergraduate Bursaries $1250 4th • Financial need Branch 052 (University of Calgary) • Dependent children of University of Calgary Support of the Alberta Union of Provincial Staff employees who hold Regular or Sessional Employees and the University to full-time positions and who have completed three or honour Mr. Frank McCullough’s more years of service at the time these awards are service to the branch and his made retirement from the University • Children of deceased employees are also eligible provided that the deceased staff member was employed on a Regular or Sessional full-time basis at the time of death and had completed three or more years of service • Canadian citizen or permanent resident

Louise McKinney Scholarships $2500 Vari- 2nd, 3rd or Any • Alberta resident (Alberta Scholarship Programs) able 4th • Outstanding academic ability as demonstrated in Established by Alberta Scholar- a minimum of four full courses taken the preceding ship Programs in honour of Louise consecutive Fall/Winter Sessions McKinney 1st, 2nd or Law • Students who are completing their undergraduate 3rd degree and proceeding immediately into a professional degree program (e.g. dentistry, law, medicine), 1st Medicine must print an application from this web site: www. ucalgary.ca/awards and submit the completed application to the Student Awards Ofﬁce by June 1 • Students who will be entering a professional degree program, but who have not completed their undergraduate degree, do not need to complete an application as they will be considered automatically • Students need not be returning to the University of Calgary, but must be entering the program at a recognized post-secondary institution • Eligible students will automatically be considered for nomination. Student Awards Ofﬁce mails applications to nominees in late July.

Ian McKinnon Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Students’ Union, University of 4th • Financial need Calgary • Extra-curricular activities

Maunders McNeil Foundation up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursary $1500 4th • Financial need Maunders McNeil Foundation • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Inc., Calgary 518 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Meloche Monnex: University $500 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit of Calgary Alumni Association 4th • Preference is given to students whose parent is an Scholarships alumnus of the University of Calgary Established with yearly funding from Meloche Monnex Financial Services Inc., to assist Univer- sity of Calgary undergraduate students, whose parents are U of C alumni, in acquiring skills and knowledge that will contribute toward their ultimate success

Nancy Miles Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Single parent Anonymous 4th • Preference given to a student registered in the Fac- Humanities ulty of Humanities • Financial need • Academic merit • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load

Molson Student Bursaries $1000 10 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Molson Canada 4th • Financial need • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load

Gerald Roberts Mortimer up to 5 2nd, 3rd or Any • Attended high school in the Judicial District of Cal- and Victor Emanuel Mortimer $1600 4th gary, excluding the City of Calgary, for at least two Bursaries consecutive years Estates of Victor E. Mortimer and • Academic merit Gerald R. Mortimer • Financial need

Gerald Roberts Mortimer up to 4 2nd, 3rd or Any • Attended high school in the Judicial District of Cal- and Victor Emanuel Mortimer $1600 4th gary, excluding the City of Calgary, for at least two Scholarships consecutive years Estates of Victor E. Mortimer and • Academic merit Gerald R. Mortimer

Dr. Norman B. Moss Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Any • Intending to pursue a career in dentistry Award $1200 • Academic merit Estate of Dr. Norman B. Moss • Financial need • Contribution to student life • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Attended high school in Alberta

New Sun Education Award $1500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Canadian aboriginal student The Calgary Foundation, New Sun 4th • Academic merit Fund, which was established by • Financial need Joy Harvie McLaren in memory of • Involvement in the preservation of traditional aborigi- Eric Harvie nal culture • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load

NOVA Corporation Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit NOVA Corporation, Calgary $1800 4th • Financial need

Olympic Village Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Resided in a University of Calgary residence in the Anonymous $350 4th preceding year • Academic merit • Financial need

Maurice Paulson Athletic Award up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit M.P. Paulson, Calgary $600 4th • Participation in competitive ski jumping at a provincial or national level • If there are no eligible applicants, students who have participated in other athletic competitions at a provincial or national level will be considered Awards and Financial Assistance 519 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Diane D. Pechiulis Award $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Physically disabled Diane Pechiulis, Associate Profes- 4th • Academic merit sor Emeritus in the Faculty of • Financial need Nursing • Must provide proof of disability (i.e. doctor’s statement) • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load

Jack Perraton Bursaries up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Funded by an endowment estab- $2500 4th • Academic merit lished by Jack Perraton and augmented by donations from friends and colleagues on the occasion of the completion of Mr. Perraton’s term as the ninth chancellor of the University of Calgary 1998-2002

John D. Petrie Memorial up to Vari- 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Undergraduate Bursaries $5000 able 4th • Financial need Contributed by the Petrie family • Canadian citizen or permanent resident and the estate of Mrs. Mary Petrie • Alberta resident

Ratio Decidendi Prize for up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Successfully completed any business law course Excellence in Business Law $300 4th (Business offered by the Haskayne School of Business Peter Bowal, Calgary Law) • Academic merit in a business law course • Financial need Haskayne School of Business (Business Law)

Raytheon Canada Limited $1000 1 3rd Schulich • Offered to a student in Electrical Engineering or Scholarship for Aboriginal School of Computer Science Students Engineering • Canadian aboriginal student Raytheon Canada Limited (Electrical, or • Academic merit any • If no eligible applicants in Electrical Engineering department) or Computer Science then Canadian aboriginal students enrolled in the following disciplines will be Science considered in the order listed: Engineering (any de- (Computer partment), Mathematics, Physics, or any undergradu- Science, or ate faculty Mathematics, Physics)

Any

George Reed Foundation up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Scholarship $2500 4th • Preference given to a student who has indicated an George Reed Foundation for the interest in working with the disabled Handicapped, Regina • Applicants with a disability must provide proof (i.e. doctor’s statement) • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • In the event there are no suitable applicants, regular guidelines for undergraduate awards will apply

Francis F. Reeve Foundation up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursary $750 4th • Financial need Endowed by the Francis F. Reeve Foundation 520 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

William Reid Scholarship up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Established by Joan Van Housen $1000 4th in memory of her father, William Reid, with additional contributions from family, friends and colleagues on the occasion of Joan’s retirement as director of Student Awards and Financial Aid at the University of Calgary

Joan Reimer Memorial Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Offered to a student continuing in the Faculty of Family and friends of Joan Ann $300 4th Fine Arts, or entering the BEd (Master of Teaching Reimer, BPE (1994), in recognition program), or in the penultimate year of a combined of her life-long love of learning 1st Education degree program • Academic merit (Master of • Financial need Teaching • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying Program) a full course load

Penultimate Any (Combined Degree Program)

Royal Canadian Legion Bursary $500 1 2nd Any • Financial need (Alberta - N.W.T. Command) • Academic merit The Royal Canadian Legion (Al- • Priority given to: son or daughter of a deceased or berta - N.W.T. Command), Calgary disabled veteran; son or daughter of a war veteran; ex- service man or woman; son or daughter of ex- service personnel; grandson or granddaughter of ex-service personnel; or native-born or naturalized Canadian domiciled in Alberta or N.W.T.

Sonia Scurﬁeld Scholarship up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Anonymous donation in recogni- $1000 4th • Preference given to members of the University of tion of the participation of the late Calgary Swim team Ralph Scurﬁeld in bringing the • Completed a minimum of four full-course equiva- Flames Hockey team to Calgary lents during the previous Fall/Winter Sessions at the University of Calgary • In the event there are no eligible applicants, the award will be based on academic merit and regular guidelines will apply

B.J. Seaman Scholarship up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Anonymous donation in recogni- $2000 4th tion of B.J. Seaman’s participation in bringing the Flames Hockey team to Calgary. This scholarship has been augmented by a matching donation from Mr. B.J. Seaman.

Doc Seaman Scholarship up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Anonymous donation in recog- $2000 4th nition of Doc Seaman’s participation in bringing the Flames Hockey team to Calgary. This scholarship has been augmented by a matching donation from Mr. D.K. Seaman.

Mary Selby Memorial Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Endowed by family, friends and $500 4th • Financial need colleagues of Mary Selby in • Extra-curricular activities and leadership skills may recognition of her outstanding also be taken into consideration contribution as a member of both • Canadian citizen or permanent resident the University of Calgary Senate and Board of Governors Awards and Financial Assistance 521 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Kurbanali Harichand Sharma $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Memorial Bursary 4th • Financial need Family of Kurbanali Haricahand • Minimum 3.00 grade point average Sharma • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a normal full course load • Preference is given to students who work part time

Amal Shibley Bursaries $5000 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Jihad and Amal Shibley 4th • Academic merit • Preference is given to students who have extra-curricular activities involving contribution related to the advancement of Muslim women within Canadian society

Rick Shiells Memorial $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Scholarship 4th • Member of the University of Calgary Pipeband University of Calgary Pipeband, in memory of Rick Shiells who was a member of the University of Cal- gary Pipeband from 1999-2001

Robert Spence Foundation up to 6 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursaries $3500 4th • Financial need Funded by an endowment es- • Preference given to students who completed high tablished by the Robert Spence school in either a French immersion or francophone Foundation and matching grant program in Alberta from the Alberta Opportunities • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Bursary Fund

W.F.M. Stewart Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Students’ Union, University of 4th • Financial need Calgary • Extra-curricular activities

Student and Academic Services $500 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Staff Sponsored Bursaries 4th • Financial need Established by staff from the Of- • Extra-curricular activities involving contribution to the ﬁce of the Registrar and Admis- community sions Ofﬁce with additional support from Student and Academic Services staff at the University of Calgary

Student Leadership Awards $2500 2 2nd, 3rd, or Any • Academic merit Students’ Union and the Univer- 4th • Extra-curricular involvement including leadership and sity of Calgary contribution to the University of Calgary and in off- campus communities • One award is given to students with leadership contribution to the University of Calgary (such as participation in student government and faculty/departmental activities) • One award is given to students with leadership contribution in off-campus communities • Minimum grade point average of 3.00 • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load

Student Peer Assistance Variable Vari- 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Undergraduate Bursaries able 4th • Financial need University of Calgary undergraduate students and the University of Calgary Board of Governors

Students’ Union Women in the $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Outstanding contribution to the campus climate for Nineties Bursary 4th University of Calgary women Students’ Union, University of • Academic merit Calgary • Financial need • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load 522 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Gordon C. Swann Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Students’ Union, University of 4th • Financial need Calgary • Extra-curricular activities Thompson Scholarship up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Derrick and Stella Thompson, $750 4th • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Calgary

Jennifer Torvi Memorial Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Friends, family and colleagues $1000 4th • Financial need of Jennifer Torvi, BEd ’93 (with • Part-time student Distinction) and valued employ- • Must have completed a minimum of four half courses ees of the Faculty of Continuing in the Weekend University program Education

Travel Cuts Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Travel Cuts, the travel company 4th • Financial need of the Canadian Federation of Students

Travel Cuts Native Student $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Canadian aboriginal student Bursary 4th • Academic merit Travel Cuts, the travel company • Financial need of the Canadian Federation of Students

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Dr. Vivian $2200 4th • Academic merit Ayoungman 1992 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Graeme Bell 1991 $2200 4th • Academic merit Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Derek Michael $2200 4th • Academic merit Besant 1999 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to Vari- 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Bursaries $2200 able 4th • Academic merit University of Calgary Alumni Association

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association D. Michael Dobbin $2200 4th • Academic merit 1997 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Dr. Manuel A. $2200 4th • Academic merit Esteban 1994 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients Awards and Financial Assistance 523 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Sgt. William M. $2200 4th • Academic merit Eubank 2001 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Darlene Field $2200 4th • Academic merit Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Dr. Cy Frank 2002 $2200 4th • Academic merit Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Dr. Marvin J. $2200 4th • Academic merit Fritzler 1988 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Don Gillmor 2003 $2200 4th • Academic merit Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Dr. James Gosling $2200 4th • Academic merit 1996 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Ronald G. Greene $2200 4th • Academic merit 1995 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Awards recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Dr. Douglas R. $2200 4th • Academic merit Hamilton 2000 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Dr. Catherine $2200 4th • Academic merit Hankins 1993 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients 524 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Judge Kathleen $2200 4th • Academic merit Helmer 1988 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 2 3rd or 4th Any • Academic merit Association International $2200 • Financial need Student Bursaries • Must be attending the University on a study permit University of Calgary Alumni • Special consideration will be given to students from Association underdeveloped or developing countries

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Robert R. Janes $2200 4th • Academic merit 1989 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association William Barry $2200 4th • Academic merit Lester 1990 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Almuni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Grant Mossop 1998 $2200 4th • Academic merit Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Dr. Kelly-Marie $2200 4th • Academic merit Murphy 2004 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Sam Murphy $2200 4th • Academic merit Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in memory of Mr. Samuel Murphy BA `72 and former president of the University of Calgary Alumni Association

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Bernie Myers $2200 4th • Academic merit Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 4th Any • Financial need Association ‘100,000 Grads’ $2200 • Academic merit Bursary • Contribution to school and/or community life University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation - celebrating 100,000 grads and growing Awards and Financial Assistance 525 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Gordon C. Swann $2200 4th • Academic merit Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Dr. Robert Thirsk $2200 4th • Academic merit 1985 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Association Undergraduate $2200 4th Scholarship University of Calgary Alumni Association

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Joan Van Housen $2200 4th • Academic merit Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Dr. D. George Wyse $2200 4th • Academic merit 2005 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association Dr. Maurice $2200 4th • Academic merit Yacowar 1986 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Alumni up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Financial need Association John Zaozirny 1987 $2200 4th • Academic merit Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni As- sociation in honour of the Distin- guished Alumni Award recipients

University of Calgary Faculty up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Association Bursary $1000 4th • Financial need University of Calgary Faculty As- • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying sociation (TUCFA) a normal full course load

University of Calgary Senate up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Scholarship $4500 4th • Active involvement in campus and/or community Members of the Senate and activities senate alumni of the University of Calgary 526 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

University of Calgary Support up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Staff Undergraduate Bursaries $1400 4th • Financial need Branch 052 (University of Calgary) • Dependent child of a University of Calgary Support of the Alberta Union of Provincial Staff employee who holds a Regular or Sessional full- Employees and the University of time position and has completed three or more years Calgary of service at the time the award is made • Children of deceased employees are also eligible provided that the deceased member was employed on a Regular or Sessional full-time basis at the time of death and had completed three or more years of service • Canadian citizen or permanent resident

University of Calgary Variable Vari- 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Undergraduate Merit Awards able 4th University of Calgary

Urban Student Society $1000 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursaries 4th • Financial need Urban Student Society • Preference given to students who are members of the Urban Student Society

Vernon V. Van Sant, Jr. Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Undergraduate Bursary $2500 4th • Financial need Friends and family of Vernon V. • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Van Sant, Jr. • Completed Grade XII at an Alberta high school

Viscount Bennett $1000 Vari- 2nd, 3rd or Any • Resided for at least ﬁve consecutive years in Calgary, Undergraduate Scholarships able 4th or within 32 kilometers of that city, or in Banff Na- From a trust created by the late tional Park Right Honourable Viscount Ben- • Academic merit nett, P.C., K.C., LL.D., D.C.L., of • Good character Calgary and Mickelham • Satisfactory personal qualities

Dr. Cal Waddell Award up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Resided in a University of Calgary residence during Friends of the late Dr. Cal Waddell $500 4th the previous year in his memory • Academic merit (minimum 2.60 grade point average) • Signiﬁcant contribution to student life in the Univer- sity Residences • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the Residence Complex Group Management Committee for nomination.

Wilfred Archibald Walter up to 25 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursaries $2000 4th • Financial need Estate of Wilfred Archibald Walter • Canadian citizen or permanent resident

Ware and Lewis Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursary $1500 4th • Financial need Estate of Nettie Ware, in memory • Graduate of a high school in the County of Vulcan of the Ware and Lewis families who resided in the County of Vulcan

Josef Werner Bursary Tuition 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Estate of Josef Werner and fees 4th • Financial need • Canadian citizen • Raised in a single-parent family

W.I.S.E. Award $300 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Women in Science and Engineer- 4th • Must have been a member of W.I.S.E. during the year ing (W.I.S.E.) of award application • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • Based on contribution made to W.I.S.E. • Members of the W.I.S.E. Steering Committee are not eligible Awards and Financial Assistance 527 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

YWCA Alumnae Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Any • Single parent Anonymous donor on behalf of $1250 4th • Academic merit the Alumnae Association of the • Financial need Calgary YWCA • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load

Dr. James Zimmerman up to 2 3rd Any • Academic merit Memorial Bursaries $650 • Financial need Estate of Dr. James Zimmerman

Faculty of Communication and Culture Barnabas Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Communi- • Mature student Weekend University students, 4th cation and • Part-time studies alumni and friends Culture • Academic merit • Financial need • Completed a minimum of four half courses in the Weekend University program

Calgary Association of Women up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Communi- • Declared either a major or minor in Women’s Studies and the Law Bursary $2500 4th cation and • Demonstrated interest in feminist issues and the law Calgary Association of Women Culture • Academic merit and the Law • Financial need Women’s • Preference given to a student who has successfully Studies completed LWSO 335: Equality Issues

Canadian Federation of $1000 1 3rd or 4th Fine Arts • Offered to a student in the Faculty of Fine Arts or the University Women/Calgary Faculty of Communication and Culture Bursary Communi- • Academic merit Canadian Federation of University cation and • Financial need Women/Calgary Culture • Canadian citizen or permanent resident

Communication and Culture $1500 2 3rd or 4th Communi- • Academic merit Scholarships for Academic cation and • Must be in a program leading to a degree in Com- Excellence Culture munication and Culture R.H.W. Foundation • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Faculty of Communication up to 1 4th Communi- • Academic merit and Culture 25th Anniversary $500 cation and • Must be in a program leading to a degree in Com- Scholarship Culture munication and Culture Established in 1991 by faculty, • No application required. Eligible students will auto- staff and students in the Faculty matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- of General Studies (now called tion. Faculty of Communication and Culture) on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary of the University of Calgary

Bettina Fournier Award up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Communi- • Best essay or submission in another medium such as Friends, family and colleagues $250 4th cation and dance, poetry, video in a Women’s Studies course in memory of Bettina (Betty) Culture • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Fournier, an instructor at the matically be considered by faculty members of the University of Calgary since 1978 Women’s Women’s Studies program for nomination. and one of the founding faculty Studies members of the Faculty of Gen- eral Studies (now called Faculty of Communication and Culture) until her retirement in 1996

International Association of $500 1 3rd or 4th Communi- • Academic merit Business Communicators Prize cation and • Contribution to extra-curricular activities during the International Association of Busi- Culture preceding academic year ness Communicators - Calgary • Must be a member of IABC Chapter Communica- tion Studies 528 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

H.L. Johnson and Associates up to 1 3rd or 4th Communi- • Academic merit Ltd. Award $1000 cation and • Financial need Harvey and Marilyn Johnson, Culture • Participation in extra-curricular activities Calgary Canadian Studies

Catherine Hainer McMartin up to 8 3rd or 4th Communi- • Majoring in the ﬁelds of Canadian Studies or Politi- Bursaries $1200 cation and cal Science, or entering BEd (Master of Teaching Estate of the late Catherine Hainer Culture program) McMartin (Canadian • Financial need Studies) • Canadian citizen • Preference given to young students who aspire to 3rd or 4th Social positions of leadership in the ﬁelds of education or Sciences public service (Political Science)

1st Education (Master of Teaching Program)

Val Nicholson (Erb) Bursary up to 1 Any Education • Leading to a degree in Education, Nursing or Family, friends and the estate of $1000 Women’s Studies Valerie Joan Nicholson (Erb) • Academic merit 2nd, 3rd or Nursing • Financial need 4th • Must have completed the most recent year of studies at the University of Calgary 2nd, 3rd or Communi- 4th cation and Culture (Women’s Studies)

Judith Sloman Memorial up to 4 2nd, 3rd or Communi- • Two awards based on academic merit in three half Scholarships in Women’s $900 4th cation and courses in Women’s Studies taken over the last two Studies and Eighteenth Century Culture consecutive sessions English Literature (Women’s • For applicable courses, see Groups 1 and 2 under Endowed by friends and col- Studies) the Women’s Studies Minor Program listed in the leagues of Dr. Judith Sloman who University of Calgary Calendar taught at the University of Calgary 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Two awards based on academic merit in courses in from 1968 until her death in 4th Eighteenth Century English Literature 1980. The award is offered in Dr. (18th Century • Preference will be given to students who have Sloman’s memory to encourage English Lit- completed three half courses in Eighteenth Century students in her two main areas erature) English Literature over the last two consecutive ses- of academic interest – Women’s sions Studies and Eighteenth Century • For applicable English courses consult the Depart- Literature. ment of English • Need not be registered full time • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Charles Steele Essay Prize in Book 1 2nd, 3rd or Communi- • Best essay in a Canadian Studies course Canadian Studies 4th cation and • For further information, contact the Director, Cana- Faculty members of the University Culture dian Studies Program of Calgary • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Canadian matically be considered by faculty members of the Studies Canadian Studies Program for nomination. Awards and Financial Assistance 529 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

WCEMS Film Studies Prize up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Communi- • Declared a minor in Film Studies Western Canada Education Media $500 4th cation and • Academic merit Showcase Committee Culture • Must have achieved a minimum grade of B+ in each of two half courses in Film Studies taken the previous Film Studies Fall/Winter Sessions • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Faculty of Education

Alberta Retired Teachers’ up to 1 2nd Education • Academic merit Association Award $500 • Must have work experience or extra-curricular activi- Alberta Retired Teachers’ Master of ties involving children or teenagers Association Teaching • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Program Elizabeth and James McKenzie up to 4 1st Education • Academic merit Andrews Bursaries $5000 • Financial need Estate of Vera Walker Gillespie, (Renew- Master of • Renewable in second year providing successfully Calgary able) Teaching completed ﬁrst year of the program Program • Must have completed the ﬁnal year of pre-university education at a high school located in the Province of Alberta

Mary Esther Lily Avis Bursaries up to 8 1st Education • Academic merit Estate of Mary Esther Lily Avis $2500 • Financial need (Renew- Master of • Renewable in second year providing successfully able) Teaching completed ﬁrst year of the program Program

Mary Esther Lily Avis up to 14 1st or 2nd Education • Academic merit Scholarships $2500 • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Estate of Mary Esther Lily Avis Master of matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- Teaching tion. Program

Norreen Baker Education $1000 1 2nd Education • Academic merit Scholarship • Demonstrated excellence during the ﬁeld experience Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Calgary Master of displaying an ability and desire to work with primary Teaching school aged children Program • Preference is given to students who have volunteer (Elementary experience with children Route) • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Kristin Bala-Kosak Memorial up to 1 1st Education • Mature student Bursary $1000 • Elementary education route Family and friends in memory of Master of • Academic merit Kristin Bala-Kosak who gradu- Teaching • Financial need ated from the Master of Teach- Program ing program in 1998. Matching (Elementary funds provided by the Faculty of Route) Education.

Rosemary Brodrick Memorial up to 1 1st Education • Academic merit Bursary $1800 • Financial need Family and friends of Rosemary Master of • Extra-curricular activities Brodrick Teaching Program 530 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

The Calgary Chamber of up to 1 1st Education • Offered to a student entering the BEd (Master of Commerce Centennial $2000 (Master of Teaching program) who has a BSc degree with a Scholarship Teaching Physics, Chemistry or Math major The Calgary Chamber of Program) • Students in a combined degree program in a Phys- Commerce ics, Chemistry, or Math major are also eligible Any Science • Academic merit • Intending to teach math or science at the elementary (Combined or junior high school level Degree Program in Physics, Chemistry or Math)

Calgary Retired Teachers’ up to 1 1st Education • Academic merit Association Scholarship $2000 • Completed entire high school program at a high Calgary Retired Teachers Master of school in Alberta Association Teaching • Must have had at least one year’s experience as a Program volunteer with an organization relating to children and/or teenagers

Canadian Association of $500 1 Education • Offered to a student in the Bachelor of Community Rehabilitation Professionals Rehabilitation Studies program (CARP) Scholarship 2nd, 3rd or Community • With a disability Canadian Association of 4th Rehabilitation • Academic merit Rehabilitation Professionals and Disabil- • Need not be registered full time ity Studies • Community of Learners (COL) students are also (BCR) eligible

Any Community of Learners (COL)

Canadian Federation of $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Offered to a student in the Faculty of Science, University Women (Calgary 4th Schulich School of Engineering, BEd/BSc combined North) Bursary degree program or BEd After Degree with a BSc Canadian Federation of University 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Single parent Women (Calgary North) 4th School of • Academic merit Engineering • Financial need • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load Any Education (BEd/BSc Combined Degree Pro- gram, or BEd After Degree with a BSc)

John Ernest Cheal Scholarship up to 1 1st or 2nd Education • Academic merit Estate of John Ernest Cheal $1600 • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Master of matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- Teaching tion. Program

Dr. Merron Chorny Scholarship up to 1 2nd Education • Preference given to a student within the Secondary Friends and colleagues of Merron $1200 Route with an English specialization Chorny, professor in the Faculty Master of • Based on academic merit, practice teaching proﬁ- of Education from September 1, Teaching ciency and participation in student activities 1960 through August 31, 1985. This Program • No application required. Eligible students will auto- scholarship has been augmented matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- by a donation from Dr. Chorny and tion. his family. Awards and Financial Assistance 531 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Harry and Martha Cohen $1200 1 1st Education • Entering ﬁrst year in the BEd (Master of Teaching Scholarship (Master of program) with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a Harry and Martha Cohen Founda- Teaching Developmental Art concentration or Drama Educa- tion with matching funds from the Program) tion major Faculty of Education • Students enrolled in a combined degree program in Any Education one of these majors are also eligible • Academic merit BFA Devel- • No application required. Eligible students will auto- opmental Art matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. concentration or Drama Education major/BEd (Master of Teaching Program)

Any Fine Arts BFA Devel- opmental Art concentration or Drama Education major/BEd (Master of Teaching Program)

Michelle Curry-Brumlik up to 1 4th Education • Intending to work with special needs children and/or Memorial Bursary $1000 their families Jean and Ross Curry. Matching Community • Academic merit funds provided by the Faculty of Rehabilitation • Financial need Education. and Disability • Pursuing a career in teaching or related professions Studies (BCR) serving this population

Delta Kappa Gamma Society $700 1 2nd Education • Female student Award • Academic merit Beta Chapter, Delta Kappa Master of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Gamma Society International, Teaching matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Calgary Program

Education Students’ $500 1 2nd Education • Member of the Education Students’ Association Association Bursary • Academic merit Education Students’ Association Master of • Financial need Teaching • Extra-curricular activities which include contribution Program to the Education Students’ Association during the preceding academic year

Educational Progress Club up to 1 1st Education • Academic merit Bursary $350 • Financial need Funded by an endowment Master of • Canadian citizen or permanent resident established by members of the Teaching Educational Progress Club and Program matching grant from the Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund 532 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Joyce Frank Bursary up to 1 1st Education • Secondary route with a Science or Art specialization Funded by an endowment $3000 • Academic merit established by family and friends Master of • Financial need in memory of Joyce Frank, and Teaching • Candidates must have a history of volunteerism matching grant from Alberta Op- Program portunities Bursary Fund (Secondary Route in Sci- ence or Art)

German Language School of up to 1 Any Education • Offered to a student in the Bachelor of Education Calgary Award $850 (BEd 4-year four-year program or the Bachelor of Education After German Language School of Program, or degree program Calgary BEd After • Interest in the German language and culture Degree • Academic merit Program) • Minimum grade of “B+” required for each German course taken 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • In the event that no suitable recipient can be se- 4th (German) lected by the Faculty of Education, students enrolled in the Faculty of Humanities, majoring in German will be considered for the award • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

R.K. Greggs Memorial Bursary up to 1 1st Education • Academic merit Family, friends and colleagues of $1000 • Financial need Robin K. Greggs, BA, BSc, MEd, Master of • Mature student PhD (University of Calgary 1997) Teaching • Secondary route with a science or social studies in recognition of her strength and Program specialization her commitment to learning, and (Secondary matching grant from Alberta Op- Route - Sci- portunities Bursary Fund ence, or So- cial Sciences Specializa- tion)

Margaret J. Hislop Award in up to 1 2nd Education • Academic merit Early Childhood Education $1000 • Must be taking the elementary school route Margaret J. Hislop, Edmonton Master of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Teaching matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- Program tion. (Elementary Route) Annette and Ray LaGrange up to 1 2nd Education • Academic merit Education Scholarship $1000 • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Annette and Ray LaGrange Master of matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- Teaching tion. Program (Elementary Route)

Sheila McDougall Award up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Social Work • Offered to a student in the BSW program Family, friends and colleagues $350 4th (BSW • Canadian aboriginal student in memory of Sheila McDougall, Program) • Academic merit who received her BSW from the • Intending to pursue a career in an area that will University of Calgary in 1987 and Any Education provide a service to aboriginal people and/or further was working on her MSW at the cross cultural awareness and understanding time of her death • Financial need will also be taken into consideration 2nd, 3rd or Nursing • In the event there are no suitable applicants in the 4th Faculty of Social Work, then students who meet the above criteria but are in the Faculty of Education, the 2nd, 3rd or Social Faculty of Nursing or the Faculty of Social Sciences 4th Sciences with a major in Psychology will be considered (Psychology) Awards and Financial Assistance 533 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

1st Education (Master of Teaching Program)

Val Nicholson (Erb) Bursary up to 1 Any Education • Leading to a degree in Education, Nursing or Family, friends and the estate of $1000 Women’s Studies Valerie Joan Nicholson (Erb) 2nd, 3rd or Nursing • Academic merit 4th • Financial need • Must have completed the most recent year of studies at the University of Calgary 2nd, 3rd or Communi- 4th cation and Culture (Women’s Studies)

Reg Peters Bursary up to 1 3rd or 4th Education • Academic merit Alberta Association for Com- $1500 • Financial need munity Living in memory of R.G. Community Peters, former executive director Rehabilitation of AACL and Disabil- ity Studies (BCR)

Darryl and Peggy Proudfoot up to 2 Education • One award is offered to a student entering year one Bursaries in Education $2500 and one entering year two Darryl and Peggy Proudfoot • Students enrolled in a combined degree program 1st and 2nd Master of Teaching with the Faculty of Education are also eligible Program • Financial need • Academic merit Any Combined • Students entering ﬁrst year must have a minimum Degree 3.00 grade point average Program with the Faculty of Education

Penultimate Any (Combined Degree Program) 534 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Moaz Sabbah Memorial $300 1 1st or 2nd Education • Secondary Route, with a specialization in Mathemat- Scholarship ics Faculty, staff and students of the Master of • Academic merit Department of Mathematics and Teaching • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Statistics and the Muslim Student Program matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Association in memory of Moaz (Secondary Sabbah. Moaz Sabbah is remem- Route - bered by colleagues and professors Mathematics as a gentle friend and enthusiastic Specializa- student who planned to take his tion) love of mathematics to the classroom. Before his death, Moaz was a joint applied and pure math major in the Department of Mathemat- ics and Statistics, and intended to become a mathematics teacher through the University of Calgary Master of Teaching program.

Samaritan Club Scholarship $2000 1 Any Education • Registered in the Bachelor of Community Rehabilita- Samaritan Club of Calgary tion program Community • Intending to work with special needs children and/or Rehabilitation families and Disabil- • Should be pursuing a career in teaching or related ity Studies professions serving this population (BCR) • Award will take into account excellence in course work and practica • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Kaley Jane Smith Bursary up to 1 1st Education • Academic merit Friends and colleagues in memory $2500 • Financial need of Kaley Jane Smith (Renew- Master of • Must be pursuing the elementary route able) Teaching • Extra-curricular activities involving work with children Program • Renewable in second year providing successfully (Elementary completed ﬁrst year of the program Route) • Canadian citizen or permanent resident

Peter H. Spear Memorial up to 1 4th or 5th Fine Arts • Offered to a student in the combined Bachelor of Scholarship $3000 (Combined Fine Arts in Drama Education/Bachelor of Education Family and friends of Peter Spear BFA in (Master of Teaching program) Drama Edu- • Academic merit cation/BEd • In the event there are no eligible candidates, continu- - Master of ing undergraduate students in the Bachelor of Fine Teaching Arts (Drama) program in the Department of Drama Program) will be considered • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Education matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- (Combined tion. BFA in Drama Edu- cation/BEd - Master of Teaching Program)

2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts 4th (Drama) Awards and Financial Assistance 535 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Isabel Stadelbauer Award up to 1 4th Fine Arts • Completed three years in the BFA (Visual Studies) Estate of Isabel Stadelbauer, $1250 BFA (Visual Developmental Art concentration program and con- Teacher and Artist Studies) De- tinuing in either the BFA (Visual Studies) Develop- velopmental mental Art concentration program or the Combined Art concen- BFA (Visual Studies) Developmental Art concentra- tration or the tion/BEd (Master of Teaching Program) Combined • Must demonstrate exceptional commitment to the BFA (Visual discipline of Art Education Studies) De- • Academic merit velopmental • Participation in extra-curricular activities in the Art Art con- Education community centrataion/ • Students must apply to the Department of Art by BEd (Master April 15. They should submit a letter outlining their of Teaching extra-curricular activities as well as supporting docu- Program) mentation regarding participation in discipline-related associations and organizations, volunteer work, Education publications and conference presentations. Combined BFA (Visual Studies) De- velopmental Art concentration /BEd (Master of Teaching Program)

Teacher Education Centennial up to 1 2nd Education • Academic merit Scholarship $1300 • Demonstrated potential as a future educator through The Centennial Scholarship Master of ﬁeld experience and case work Endowment Fund, with addi- Teaching • No application required. Eligible students will auto- tional support from the Faculty of Program matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- Education tion.

R. Joan Unruh Memorial $2000 4 1st Education • Academic merit Bursaries • Financial need W.R. Unruh in memory of his wife, Master of • Secondary route in Social Studies or Language Arts Joan Teaching Program (Secondary Route in So- cial Studies or Language Arts)

Clayton and Linda Woitas up to 1 1st Education • Entering the BEd (Master of Teaching Program) with Education Scholarship $2000 (Master of a BSc degree with a major in Biological Sciences, Danoff Charitable Fund of the Teaching Chemistry, Geology and Geophysics, Mathematics or Fidelity Investments Charitable Program) Physics Gift Fund to honor Clayton and • Students enrolled in the following combined degree Linda Woitas Any Science programs are also eligible: BSc (Natural Sciences)/ BEd (Master of Teaching Program) or BA or BSc (Combined (General Mathematics in Education)/BEd (Master of Degree Pro- Teaching Program) gram BSc/ • Academic merit BEd - Natural • Demonstrated passion to pursue education Sciences, • Canadian citizens or permanent residents or BSc or • No application required. Eligible students will auto- BA/BEd matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- - General tion. Mathematics) 536 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Faculty of Fine Arts

Alberta Printmakers’ Society Three 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Fine Arts • Specializing in Printmaking Award months or Graduat- • Must have completed at least two 300-level Print- Alberta Printmakers’ Society free ing Art making courses studio (Printmaking) • Recommendation made by the full-time academic space staff of the Printmaking Division and • Academic merit $100 • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying prize a full course load • Graduating students are also eligible • Portfolio of prints must be submitted to the area co- ordinator by April 15

Associates of the Faculty of $1000 7 Fine Arts • Two awards are offered in Art, two in Drama, two in Fine Arts 25th Anniversary Music, and one in the Program of Dance Scholarships 2nd, 3rd or Art • Academic merit Associates of the Faculty of Fine 4th • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Arts matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. 2nd, 3rd or Drama 4th

2nd, 3rd or Music 4th

2nd, 3rd or Dance 4th

David Frederick Baker up to 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Fine Arts • Highest grade based on performance on a musical Memorial Prize $1400 or Graduat- instrument before the spring jury David Frederick Baker Memorial ing Music • Graduated from a high school located within the Foundation Province of Alberta • Need not be returning to the University of Calgary • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Beth Israel Players Award $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Offered on a rotating basis in the Department of Calgary Foundation - Beth Israel 4th Drama, the Department of Music and the Program of Players Scholarship Fund Drama Dance • Year 1: the award will go to a student demonstrating Music outstanding achievement and attitude in drama • Year 2: the award will go to a student demonstrating Dance outstanding achievement and attitude in music • Year 3: the award will go to a student demonstrating outstanding achievement and attitude in dance • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Victoria Black Award $3500 1 4th or 5th Fine Arts • Accepted into DRAM 590: Professional Theatre Drama Undergraduate Society, Internship (fulll time) students, staff and faculty mem- Drama • Selected by the Department of Drama bers of the Department of Drama • Based on both practical and academic achievement, in memory of Victoria Black, a and interests expressed in the personal interview student in the Department of • Apply to the Department of Drama by March 1 Drama 1988-1991

Bow Fort Chapter I.O.D.E. $250 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Academic merit Bursary 4th • Financial need Bow Fort Chapter I.O.D.E., Art Calgary

Calgary Allied Arts Foundation $500 2 3rd or 4th Fine Arts • Recommendation made by the full-time academic Benefactors’ Awards staff of the Printmaking Division Calgary Allied Arts Foundation Art • Based on academic merit and a portfolio of prints to honour benefactors Jim and (Printmaking) • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying Marion Nicoll, H.B. Hill, Douglas a full course load Motter and Wes Irwin • Portfolio of prints must be submitted to the area co- ordinator by April 15 Awards and Financial Assistance 537 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Calgary Pro Musica Chamber $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Enrolled in the chamber music tutorial Music Prize 4th • Contributed the most to the tutorial Calgary Pro Musica Society Music • Academic merit (Chamber) • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the Department of Music for nomination. california fm 103/Newcap $2500 Vari- Entering or Fine Arts • Brass, percussion or woodwind majors Awards in Music - $5000 able Enrolled • Musical ability california fm 103, Radio Station, Music • Academic standing Calgary (Brass, • Recommended by the head’s Advisory Committee or Percussion the audition or end-of-year juries or Wood- • No application required. Eligible students will auto- wind) matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Carr Prizes up to 2 2nd or 3rd Fine Arts • Studying piano Mrs. Violet Scott Carr in memory $2000 • Performance major of her husband W.H. “Harry” Carr Music • Selection based on performance before either the (Piano) spring jury or the audition jury • Attended high school in Alberta • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Alice Cobb Scholarships up to 4 Any Fine Arts • Studying piano, violin, viola or cello Estate of Alice Cobb $1375 • Academic merit Music • Financial need (Piano, • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Violin, Viola matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. or Cello)

Coffee Company Bursaries $500 2 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Academic merit Coffee Company, MacEwan 4th • Financial need Student Centre

Harry and Martha Cohen $1200 1 1st Education • Entering ﬁrst year in the BEd (Master of Teaching Scholarship (Master of program) with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a Harry and Martha Cohen Founda- Teaching Developmental Art concentration or Drama Educa- tion with matching funds from the Program) tion major Faculty of Education • Students enrolled in a combined degree program in one of these majors are also eligible Any Education • Academic merit BFA Devel- • No application required. Eligible students will auto- opmental matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Art concentration or Drama Edu- cation major/ BEd (Master of Teaching Program)

Any Fine Arts BFA Devel- opmental Art concentration or Drama Edu- cation major/ BEd (Master of Teaching Program) 538 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Continuing Arts Association up to 1 3rd Fine Arts • Academic merit Travel Scholarship $1000 • Based on studio work completed during the ﬁrst two Continuing Arts Association Art and one-half years of attendance • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the Department of Art for nomination.

E.G. Coombe Family Bursaries up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Concentration in vocal/choral music in Music $2000 4th • Academic merit Edwin G. Coombe Family, Music (Vo- • Financial need Calgary cal/Choral, • Extra-curricular activities Organ or • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Piano) • If not able to offer both awards in vocal/choral music, then one award is offered to a music student studying organ or piano

Noel Coward Memorial Award up to 1 4th Fine Arts • Demonstrated excellence in theatrical performance Alan L. Robertson, Calgary $1500 • Minimum grade point average of 2.60 in the previous Drama academic year • Normally, the award is given at the end of the third year of study to a student who has demonstrated excellence in acting • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a normal full course load • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Antoinette Davies Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Fine Arts • Studying piano Bursary $1000 • Majoring in performance Mr. Sterling G. Davies, Mrs. Music • Attended high school in Alberta Maureen Pavelec and friends in (Piano) • Academic merit memory of Mrs. Sterling (Anne) • Financial need Davies

Ken Esler Prize up to 1 Final Fine Arts • Based on excellence in studio practice Established by the BFA Gradua- $250 • No application required. Eligible students will auto- tion Class of 2000 Art (Visual matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Arts)

F.L. Fenwick Scholarships in up to 2 Enrolled or Fine Arts • Based on the recommendation of the audition jury or Music $2000 Entering the spring jury Carthy Foundation in honour of Music (Pipe • In the event the jury does not recommend an organ- F.L. Fenwick on the occasion of Organ, ist then students studying harpsichord or piano will his retirement as president of the Harpsichord become eligible Carthy Foundation or Piano) • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Faculty of Fine Arts Associates $500 1 3rd or 4th Fine Arts • BFA (Visual Studies) program in the Department of Creative Achievement Award Art Fine Arts Associates Visual • Creative achievement demonstrated by a high cumu- Studies lative grade point average in studio art and developmental art courses • Minimum grade point average of 2.60 in all courses completed in the previous Fall and Winter Sessions • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Frost Bursaries up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Academic merit The Calgary Foundation $1800 4th • Financial need Dance

Irene Y.L. Fung Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Fine Arts • Financial need Bursary $1000 • Academic merit Peter Tsang in memory of his Music • Graduate of an Alberta high school wife, Irene Fung • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Preference given to students studying piano or violin Awards and Financial Assistance 539 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Gordon L. Gibbs Bursary for the up to 1 Final Fine Arts • Major in Drama or Art Fine Arts $250 • Academic merit Funded by an endowment Drama • Financial need established by friends and family of Gordon L. Gibbs and matching Art grant from Alberta Opportunity Bursary Fund

Gledhil Award $500 1 3rd or 4th Fine Arts • Recommendation made by the full-time academic Neal Gledhil staff of the Printmaking Division Art • Based on academic standing and a portfolio of prints (Printmaking) • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • Portfolio of prints must be submitted to the area co- ordinator by April 15 Helen and F.R. Graham Award up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Based on academic merit and/or student’s promise Helen E. Graham, Calgary $2500 4th as a composer Music • In the case of a tie, ﬁnancial need will also be taken (Composi- into consideration tion) • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the Department of Music for nomination.

Sharon L. Gregory Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Major in Art History Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson in 4th • Academic merit honour of their daughter-in-law, Art (Art • Financial need Dr. Sharon L. Gregory History)

Elizabeth Sterling Haynes up to 1 3rd or 4th Fine Arts • Majoring in Drama Scholarship $900 • Academic merit Mrs. Marie Hanson Samuels in Drama • Demonstrated excellence in theatrical performance recognition of the great talent of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Elizabeth Sterling Haynes and her matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. contribution to theatre in Alberta

Heinz Jordan Material Art $500 2 3rd Fine Arts • Must be studying Visual Art in the Department of Art Awards certiﬁ- • Academic merit Heinz Jordan and Company cate for Art (Visual • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Limited the pur- Art) matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. chase of art supplies

Hertz Trio Prize up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Based on performance before the spring jury and Barrie I. Strafford, Calgary $250 4th overall contribution to ensemble work within the Music department (String) • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Hungarian Arts and Heritage up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Academic merit Foundation of Alberta Bursary $1000 4th • Financial need Hungarian Arts and Heritage Foundation of Alberta

IATSE (Local 212) Award in up to 1 3rd or 4th Fine Arts • Demonstrated interest in and potential for success Design/Technical Theatre $500 in the technical and/or design aspect of theatrical or International Alliance of Theatrical Drama motion picture production Stage Employees (IATSE) (Local • Must have a minimum grade point average of 2.60 212) • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the Department of Drama for nomination. 540 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Yvonne Johnston Award up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Studying piano Dr. A. Richard Johnston and $800 4th • Based on student’s demonstrated interest and ability friends and colleagues of Yvonne Music in the discipline of accompanying Johnston (Piano) • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the Department of Music for nomination. Norman J. Kennedy Memo- up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Academic merit rial Scholarship for Choral $2000 4th • Participation and contribution to choral performance Performance Music (Coral) or choral conducting Mrs. Doris Kennedy in memory of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- her husband, Norman J. Kennedy matically be considered by the Department of Music (1905-1970) in recognition of the for nomination. contribution he made to the musical life in the City of Calgary

Harry Kiyooka Award for $500 1 Final Fine Arts • Offered to a student in the BFA Honours or BFA Painting (Studio Art) program Ms. Lynne Crouch BFA • Demonstrated a strong ability in 19th Century paint- (Honours) ing styles and techniques in ART 453: Painting IV • No application required. Eligible students will BFA (Studio automatically be considered by the instructor to the Art) Department of Art Scholarship Committee.

Mike McAdam and Wendy up to 1 3rd or 4th Fine Arts • Involvement in dance-related activities at the Univer- Smith Dance Award $1000 sity and in the community Mike McAdam and Wendy Smith Dance • Minimum grade point average of 3.00 in the previous Fall/Winter Sessions F.M. McLeod Prize $100 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Participating or about to enroll in the University band Calgary Concert Band 4th program Music (Band) • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the Department of Music for nomination.

Santo Mignosa Award $500 1 3rd or 4th Fine Arts • Specializing in Printmaking Friends and colleagues of Santo • Recommendation will be made by the full-time aca- Mignosa on the occasion of his Art demic staff of the Printmaking Division retirement from the Department (Printmaking) • Academic merit of Art • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • Portfolio of prints must be submitted to the area co- ordinator by April 15

Millennium Prize for Russian up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Outstanding performance in a work from the Russian Performing Arts $700 4th cultural heritage Slavo Ethnic Society Calgary, with Russian • Need not be returning to the University of Calgary the support of Jerome’s Yamaha Performing • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Music Arts matically be considered by a committee consisting of the Heads of the Departments of Music and Drama and the Co-ordinator of Dance for nomination.

Victor Mitchell Award up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Shown an excellence and aptitude in the study and Friends of Victor Mitchell $1700 4th practice of theatre Drama • No application required. Eligible students will auto- (Theatre) matically be considered by the Department of Drama for nomination.

Richard C. Moss Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Exemplary achievement and attitude in the study and Award $600 4th practice of dance Family of the late Richard C. Dance • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying Moss a full course load • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the B.A. Dance Commit- tee for nomination. Awards and Financial Assistance 541 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

John Norman Munro Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Academic merit Award in Music $2200 4th • Contribution to the musical life of the department in Family and friends of John Nor- Music the previous academic year man Munro • Attended high school in Alberta • Preference given to students who have been accepted into the performance route • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Department of Music Awards Variable Vari- 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Based on recommendation of the audition jury or on Department of Music, University able 4th musical ability of Calgary Music • Academic merit • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Department of Music Prize up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Chosen on the basis of contribution to the musical Department of Music, University $2000 4th life of the department in the previous academic year of Calgary Music or on the recommendation of the audition jury • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Sadie M. Nelson Bursary in Art up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Academic merit Sadie M. Nelson with thanks to $800 4th • Financial need the University of Calgary for the Art • Canadian citizen education received by the chil- • Resident of Alberta dren of Fred and Sadie Nelson

Dr. Leona Flegal Paterson Prize $1000 1 2nd Fine Arts • Majoring in Drama in Drama • Academic merit Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Calgary Drama • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Anthony G. Petti Memorial up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Preference given to students in Humanities and Fine Scholarships $1000 4th (Renaissance Arts Endowed by family, friends and Literature) • One award is based on academic merit in Renais- colleagues of Dr. Anthony G. Petti, sance Literature (Old English to Sixteenth Century, professor of English at the Univer- 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts and Shakespeare); consult Department of English for sity of Calgary and founder and 4th applicable courses director of the Calgary Renais- (Early Music) • One award is based on a demonstrated interest sance Singers and Players. The and ability in the performance and/or study of Early awards are offered in Dr. Petti’s Music memory to encourage studies in • No application required. Eligible students will auto- two of his areas of notable schol- matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. arship and creativity - Renais- sance Literature and Music.

Pringle Family Scholarship for up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Specializing in the area of Painting, Drawing or Print- the Visual Arts $600 4th making Pringle Family Art (Painting, • Academic merit Drawing or • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Printmaking) matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Smiley Raborn, Jr. Scholarship up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Academic merit CanDel Oil Ltd., Calgary $1600 4th • Not simultaneously in receipt of any other major award • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. 542 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Rideau Music Limited Prize $100 1 2nd Fine Arts • Noteworthy achievement in the ﬁeld of music Rideau Music Limited, Calgary • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Music matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

John P.L. Roberts Awards up to 2 Fine Arts • Offered on a rotating departmental basis Associates of the Faculty of Fine $600 • Minimum grade point average of 3.20 in the most Arts, friends of John Roberts and 2nd, 3rd or Music and recent ﬁve full-course equivalents the University of Calgary from the 4th Art • Most outstanding creative presentations Building on the Vision Campaign • Year 1: the awards will go to one student in each of the Departments of Music and Art 2nd, 3rd or Drama and • Year 2: the awards will go to one student in each of 4th Dance the Department of Drama and the Program of Dance • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Allan Sangster Prize up to 1 3rd or 4th Fine Arts • Majoring in Music History Department of Music, University $100 • Academic merit of Calgary Music (Music • No application required. Eligible students will auto- History) matically be considered by the Department of Music for nomination.

Polyna Savridi Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Vocal music student Undergraduate Scholarship $650 4th • Accepted into the performance route Polyna Savridi Memorial Founda- Music (Vocal) • Academic merit tion, Calgary • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Dr. Sylvia Shaw Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Offered to a student in the BA (Dance) or the BKn Dance Scholarship $500 4th (Dance) (Pedogogy) program June Acorn, on behalf of the fam- • Academic merit ily, and proceeds from the Univer- Kinesiology • Demonstrated extra-curricular involvement in dance- sity of Calgary Dance Montage (Pedogogy) related activities Program. This scholarship was established in loving memory of Dr. Sylvia Shaw, Dance Professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology from 1965 to 1995 at the U of C.

Amal Shibley Fine Arts Bursaries $5000 2 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Financial need Jihad and Amal Shibley 4th • Academic merit Awards and Financial Assistance 543 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Peter H. Spear Memorial up to 1 4th or 5th Fine Arts • Offered to a student in the combined Bachelor of Scholarship $3000 (Combined Fine Arts in Drama Education/Bachelor of Education Family and friends of Peter Spear BFA in (Master of Teaching program) Drama Edu- • Academic merit cation/BEd • In the event there are no eligible candidates, continu- - Master of ing undergraduate students registered in the Bach- Teaching elor of Fine Arts (Drama) program in the Department Program) of Drama will be considered • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomina- Education tion. (Combined BFA in Drama Edu- cation/BEd - Master of Teaching Program)

2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts 4th (Drama)

Isabel Stadelbauer Award up to 1 4th Fine Arts • Completed three years in the BFA (Visual Studies) Estate of Isabel Stadelbauer, $1250 BFA (Visual Developmental Art concentration program and is Teacher and Artist Studies) continuing in either the BFA (Visual Studies) Develop- Develop- mental Art concentration program or the Combined mental Art BFA (Visual Studies) Developmental Art concentra- concentra- tion/BEd (Master of Teaching Program) tion or the • Must demonstrate exceptional commitment to the Combined discipline of Art Education BFA (Visual • Academic merit Studies) De- • Participation in extra-curricular activities in the Art velopmental Education community Art concen- • Students must apply to the Department of Art by tration/ BEd April 15. They should submit a letter outlining their (Master of extra-curricular activities as well as supporting docu- Teaching mentation regarding participation in discipline-related Program) associations and organizations, volunteer work, publications and conference presentations. Education Combined BFA (Visual Studies) De- velopmental Art concentration /BEd (Master of Teaching Program)

D.L. Stevenson Awards in $200 2 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • One award offered to a student who has completed Painting (300-lev- 4th 300-level painting courses and is registered in a 400- D.L. Stevenson & Son Artists’ el), $400 Art (Painting) level painting course in the succeeding Fall Session Colours Mfg. Co. Ltd. (500- • One award offered to a student who has completed level) 500-level painting courses • Based on a portfolio review by the academic staff of the Department of Art • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. 544 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Terentiuk Bursaries up to 3 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • One award is offered to a student in each of the Fred and Robin Terentiuk $2000 4th (Any ﬁeld of following: Faculty of Fine Arts in any ﬁeld of study, study) Faculty of Humanities majoring in Greek and Roman Studies, and the Faculty of Science in the Depart- 2nd, 3rd or Humanities ment of Physics and Astronomy 4th • Academic merit (Greek and • Financial need Roman Studies)

Science 2nd, 3rd or 4th (Physics and Astronomy)

Terpsichore Awards up to 3 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Demonstrated excellence and aptitude in the study Program of Dance, University of $900 4th and practice of dance Calgary Dance • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the B.A. Dance Commit- tee for nomination.

Madam Valda Bursary $800 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Based primarily on ﬁnancial need Estate of the late Olga Valda 4th • Academic merit also to be considered Kavaner • Preference given to a Canadian aboriginal student

Shirley M. White Scholarship up to 1 3rd or 4th Fine Arts • Academic merit Dr. Terry White $1500 • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Drama matically be considered by the Department of Drama for nomination.

Jack Wise Award for up to 1 4th Fine Arts • Completed ART 451: Painting III and ART 453: Paint- Excellence in Painting $300 ing IV, at the University of Calgary Jed Irwin Fund of The Calgary Art (Painting) • Based on a portfolio review by the academic staff of Foundation the Department of Art • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Don Wright Award in Practical up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Continuing in program for at least one more year Instrumental Arranging $2000 4th • Most promise in practical instrumental arranging Dr. Don Wright, Toronto, Ontario Music and composing for performance by an elementary or (Practical secondary school group Instrumental • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Arranging) matically be considered by the Department of Music for nomination.

Don Wright Award in Vocal and up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • Demonstrated a particular interest for working in Choral Music $2000 4th classroom vocal music with Grades 5 through 10 Dr. Don Wright, Toronto, Ontario Music (Vocal students and Choral) • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the Department of Music for nomination.

Don Wright Prizes up to 2 Enrolled or Fine Arts • Chosen on the basis of contribution to the musical Dr. Don Wright, Toronto, Ontario $1700 Entering life of the department in the previous academic year Music or on the recommendation of the audition jury • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Haskayne School of Business

Accounting Students’ up to 2 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Accounting concentration Association Prizes $300 School of • Academic merit Accounting Students’ Association Business • Member of the Accounting Students’ Association • Obtained a B grade or better in ACCT 323: Introduc- Accounting tory Managerial Accounting Awards and Financial Assistance 545 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Advocis Calgary Business up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Academic merit Scholarship $2000 School of • Participation in extra-curricular activities Advocis Calgary Business • Interest in Sales, Financial Planning, Life Insurance or Investment Planning • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Apply to the Haskayne School of Business by May 1

Advocis Calgary $2000 1 4th Haskayne • Risk Management and Insurance or Finance/Risk Scholarship in Risk School of Management and Insurance concentration Management and Insurance Business • Academic merit Advocis Calgary • Participation in extra-curricular activities Risk Man- • Interest in Sales, Financial Planning, Life Insurance or agement and Investment Planning Insurance • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • In the event that there are no eligible candidates in Finance/Risk the Risk Management and Insurance or Finance/Risk Management Management and Insurance concentrations, then and students in any concentration within the Haskayne Insurance School of Business will be considered, providing they meet the balance of the criteria Any Concen- • Apply to the Haskayne School of Business by May 1 tration

Alberta Hotel Association $2500 2 3rd Haskayne • Academic merit in a two year diploma program in Scholarships School of the ﬁeld of Hotel and Restaurant Management (or Alberta Hotel Association Business equivalent) • Full- or part-time studies Hotel and • Minimum grade point average of 3.00 Restaurant • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Management matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc. $4000 1 4th Haskayne • Risk Management and Insurance or Finance/Risk Bursary in Risk Management School of Management and Insurance concentration and Insurance Business • Academic merit Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc. • Financial need Risk Man- agement and Insurance

Finance/Risk Management and Insurance

ATCO Gas Award $650 1 4th Haskayne • Academic merit ATCO Gas School of • Extra-curricular activities that have demonstrated Business leadership ability

Harry Booth Bursary up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Academic merit Established by Alberta Natural $1000 School of • Financial need Gas Company Ltd. in honour of Business Mr. Harry Booth, a former director of Alberta Natural Gas Company Ltd., prior to their amalgamation with TransCanada Pipelines on January 1, 1999

BP Canada Energy Company $2500 2 4th Haskayne • Accounting, Finance or Marketing concentration Bursaries in Business School of • Academic merit BP Canada Energy Company Business • Financial need • Students must not be receiving money from another Accounting source

Finance

Marketing 546 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

BP Canada Energy Company up to 2 4th Haskayne • Petroleum Land Management concentration PLM Bursaries $1400 School of • Academic merit Funded by an endowment Business • Financial need established by Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Ltd. Petroleum Land Management

Walter Brock Bursary up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Academic merit Walter Brock retirement fund and $300 School of • Financial need the Haskayne School of Business Business • Preference is given to a student who is a single par- Associates program ent • Single parents must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load

Calgary Chapter of IIA Award $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Haskayne • Academic merit Calgary Chapter of IIA 4th School of • Preference is given to students with future career Business plans in internal control or internal audit

Calgary Club Bursary $500 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Single parent Calgary Club School of • Academic merit Business • Financial need • Preference given to a mature student who has returned to post-secondary studies after an absence of several years • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load

Calgary Hotel Association $1000 1 4th Haskayne • Offered to a student in the Bachelor of Hotel and Bursary School of Resort Management Calgary Hotel Association Business • Academic merit • Financial need Hotel and Resort Man- agement

Canadian Association of $5000 13 3rd or 4th Schulich • Five awarded in Chemical and Petroleum Engineer- Petroleum Producers Bursaries School of ing/Oil and Gas Engineering, ﬁve in Geology and Canadian Association of Petro- Engineering Geophysics and three in Business leum Producers (Chemical • Academic merit and Petro- • Financial need leum, Oil and Gas)

3rd or 4th Science (Geology and Geophysics)

3rd or 4th Haskayne School of Business

Canadian Council for the $500 2 2nd, 3rd or Haskayne • One award offered in the Haskayne School of Busi- Americas (Alberta Chapter) 4th School of ness and one in the Faculty of Social Sciences Essay Prizes on Latin America Business • Best essay on any aspect of the Latin American Canadian Council for the Ameri- (Latin economies or trade cas (Alberta Chapter), Haskayne American • No application required. Eligible students will auto- School of Business and the economies matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Faculty of Social Sciences or trade)

2nd, 3rd or Social Sci- 4th ences (Latin American economies or trade) Awards and Financial Assistance 547 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Canadian Pacific Scholarships in $2500 Vari- 3rd Haskayne • Academic standing in a two-year diploma program Hotel and Resort Management able School of in the field of Hotel and Restaurant Management (or Canadian Pacific Charitable Business equivalent) from an institution that is recognized by Foundation the University of Calgary for transfer to the Hotel and Hotel and Resort Management program Restaurant • Both full- and part-time students who have a mini- Management mum grade point average of 3.00 will be considered • One award will be allocated to a student from each of the recognized institutions • In the event there are no eligible students from a particular institution, the awards may be distributed to students entering from other recognized institutions • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Canadian Petroleum Tax up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Highest grades in taxation course Society Award $1500 School of • If a tie, overall grade point average will be considered Canadian Petroleum Tax Society, Business • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Calgary matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Taxation

Carthy Foundation Scholarship up to 1 4th Haskayne • Academic merit in Business $5000 School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Carthy Foundation, Calgary Business matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Certified General Accountants up to 1 4th Haskayne • Accounting major of Alberta Scholarship $650 School of • Academic merit in the best three of the following four Certified General Accountants of Business University of Calgary courses: ACCT 361: Cost Ac- Alberta counting, ACCT 425: Auditing, ACCT 343: Intermedi- Accounting ate Financial Accounting II, or FNCE 317: Financial Management • Acceptable for credit in the Certified General Ac- countants Association of Alberta program • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Certified Management $500 3 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Accounting concentration Accountants of Alberta Co-op School of • Must have successfully completed two accounting Awards Business placements in industry Certified Management Accoun- • Based on the work term reports, performance evalu- tants of Alberta Account- ations and employer’s letter of recommendation ing (Co-op • Academic merit and extra-curricular activities may Program) be considered • Preference may be given to students intending to pursue a Certified Management Accountant designation • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Certified Management up to 2 4th Haskayne • Academic merit Accountants of Alberta $1500 School of • Accounting concentration Scholarships Business • Intending to pursue the Certified Management Ac- Certified Management Accoun- countant (CMA) designation tants of Alberta Accounting • Must have completed or be enrolled in at least two of the following courses: ACCT 323: Introductory Managerial Accounting, ACCT 361: Cost Account- ing, ACCT 341: Intermediate Financial Accounting I, ACCT 343: Intermediate Financial Accounting II • Preference will be given to students with extra-curricular activities demonstrating leadership ability

Chartered Accountants Award up to 1 Graduating Haskayne • Accounting concentration Alberta’s Chartered Accountants $1800 School of • Highest distinction in scholarship through the Accounting Business • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Education Foundation of Alberta matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Accounting 548 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Arthur J.E. Child Scholarship in up to 1 2nd Haskayne • Academic merit Business $1800 School of • Applicants must submit a covering letter and a 300- Arthur J.E. Child Foundation Business word essay addressing the importance of business etiquette • Apply to the Haskayne School of Business by March 31

Collins Barrow - Norman $1000 1 4th Haskayne • Accounting concentration Hames Memorial Scholarship School of • Awarded on the basis of accounting and overall Offered by Collins Barrow, Business academic merit Chartered Accountants, Calgary, • Must be registered in three senior level accounting in memory of the late J. Ewart Accounting courses Collins and Norman E. Hames • Intending to pursue the Chartered Accountancy program • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Eric Connelly Memorial Prizes $1000 2 Graduating Haskayne • Accounting concentration Family, friends and colleagues of School of • Academic merit Eric Connelly, FCA (1910-2004) Business • Highest and second highest mark in ACCT 425: Auditing Accounting • Preference is given to students intending to pursue a Chartered Accountant designation • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

C.U.S. - Mike Johnson up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Haskayne • Minimum grade point average of 2.90 Memorial Award $500 4th School of • Must have made a positive contribution to a Has- Commerce Undergraduate So- Business kayne School of Business student organization or ciety in memory of the late Mike position Johnson • Major consideration given to student involvement • Financial need considered only in the event of a tie

Deloitte & Touche Scholarship $1000 1 3rd Haskayne • Accounting concentration Deloitte & Touche, Chartered Ac- School of • Intending to pursue a career as a Chartered Accoun- countants, Calgary Business tant • Awarded on overall grade point average Accounting • Preference given to students who have completed ACCT 323: Introductory Managerial Accounting with a minimum grade of “B+”

Delta Hotels Hospitality and $1500 1 2nd or 3rd Haskayne • Tourism Management concentration or pursuing the Tourism Scholarship School of Bachelor of Hotel and Resort Management Delta Hotels Business • Academic merit • Demonstrated leadership Tourism • Involvement in community or campus organizations Management

Hotel and Resort Management (BHRM)

Devon Canada Corporation $1000 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Finance or Marketing concentration Bursary in Business School of • Academic merit Devon Canada Corporation, Business • Financial need Calgary Finance

Marketing Awards and Financial Assistance 549 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Vincent Doran Memorial Award up to 1 Final Haskayne • Tourism Management concentration Class Act 1996, Haskayne School $750 School of • Minimum grade point average of 2.60 of Business, friends, family, and Business • Actively involved in student activities at the Univer- colleagues of the late Vincent sity of Calgary Doran, a student from 1990-1995. Tourism At the time of his death Vincent Management was completing his ﬁnal year of the Bachelor of Commerce (Co-operative Education) degree majoring in Tourism and Hospital- ity Management and Marketing.

DOSCO Supply Bursary in up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Academic merit Business $750 School of • Financial need Dominion Oilﬁelds Supply Com- Business • Canadian citizen pany Limited, Calgary • Reside in Alberta • Preference given to students who have been active in athletics, student or community affairs

Eaton Foundation Scholarships up to 2 4th Haskayne • Marketing concentration Eaton Foundation and the Uni- $3400 School of • Academic merit versity of Calgary Building on the Business • Preference given to students who have completed or Vision Campaign are enrolled in MKTG 431: Retail Management Marketing • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Ernst and Young Scholarship in $3000 1 3rd Haskayne • Academic merit Accounting School of • Successful completion of ACCT 317: Introductory Ernst and Young Business Financial Accounting and ACCT 323: Introductory Managerial Accounting Accounting • Demonstrated leadership and interest in pursuing a Chartered Accountant designation

Financial Executives $1000 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Finance concentration International Scholarship School of • Academic merit Financial Executives International, Business • Leadership ability Calgary Chapter • Signiﬁcant contribution to student activities on campus Finance • Canadian citizen or permanent resident

Wayne Foch Memorial Bursary $2500 1 2nd, 3rd or Haskayne • Finance concentration Enerplus Resources Fund in 4th School of • Academic merit memory of Wayne T. Foch. Wayne Business • Financial need began his career in the Oil & Gas • Canadian citizen or permanent resident industry in 1976 and received his Finance Certiﬁed General Accountant’s designation in 1986. He spent nearly 20 years working for En- erplus and ﬁnished his career in 2004 as Vice President, Finance.

Marion Janet and Ian up to 10 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Academic merit Storemont Forbes Bursaries $2500 School of • Financial need Endowed by the estates of Business • Preference to students with Finance concentration Marion Janet Forbes and Ian Storemont Forbes

Jim and Doris Garner Bursary $2500 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Risk Management and Insurance or Finance/Risk The Calgary Foundation, Jim and School of Management and Insurance concentration Doris Garner Fund Business • Academic merit • Financial need Risk Man- agement and Insurance

Finance/Risk Management and Insurance 550 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Great-West Life Business up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Risk Management and Insurance or Finance/Risk Education Scholarship $1000 School of Management and Insurance concentration Great-West Life Assurance Business • Academic merit Company • Extra-curricular activities Risk Man- • Demonstrated leadership ability agement and • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Insurance

Finance/Risk Management and Insurance Norm Green Scholarship up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Academic merit Anonymous donation in recogni- $1000 School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- tion of Norm Green’s participation Business matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- in bringing the Flames Hockey tion. team to Calgary

William Lemond Hamilton up to 8 2nd, 3rd or Science • Offered to students in the Department of Geology Bursaries $2500 4th (Geology and and Geophysics, Schulich School of Engineering or Mrs. Jessie Symons in memory Geophysics) the Haskayne School of Business of her father William Lemond • Financial need Hamilton Schulich • Extra-curricular activities School of • Academic merit Engineering • Canadian citizen • Planning a career in the resource industry Haskayne School of Business

Dr. Richard Haskayne, FCA, $2000 1 Graduating Haskayne • Accounting concentration Award School of • Academic merit Chartered Accountants’ Educa- Business • Successfully completed one 400-level ﬁnance course tion Foundation in honour of • Iintending to pursue the CA designation Richard Haskayne, FCA Accounting • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Haskayne School of Business $500 3 4th Haskayne • Must have successfully completed three work place- Co-op Student Achievement School of ments Awards Business • Based on supervisor’s nomination, work term reports Various companies from industry and performance evaluations Co-op • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Program matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Haskayne School of Business up to 1 4th Haskayne • Highest grade point average in all courses taken in Undergraduate Scholarship $500 School of the Haskayne School of Business Haskayne School of Business, Business • Successful completion of all third year core courses University of Calgary in the Bachelor of Commerce program at the Univer- sity of Calgary • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Human Resources Institute of $500 1 4th Haskayne • Human Resources concentration Alberta Bursary School of • Demonstrated leadership in student or community Human Resources Institute of Business extra-curricular activities Alberta (HRIA) • Financial need Human Resources Awards and Financial Assistance 551 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Insurance Institute of $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Haskayne • Risk Management and Insurance or Finance/Risk Saskatchewan Scholarship 4th School of Management and Insurance concentration Insurance Institute of Business • Academic merit Saskatchewan • Students transferring in from other Canadian post- Risk Man- secondary institutions will also be considered agement and • Saskatchewan resident Insurance • Attended secondary school in Saskatchewan or attended one year of post-secondary school in Sas- Finance/Risk katchewan Management • No application required. Eligible students will auto- and matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- Insurance tion.

Jack Irwin - PLM Excellence up to 1 4th Haskayne • Petroleum Land Management concentration Bursary $600 School of • Academic merit Canadian Association of Petro- Business • Minimum grade point average of 3.20 leum Landmen, Calgary • Consideration given to ﬁnancial need, summer Petroleum industry experience, extra-curricular activities and Land leadership ability Management

Michael W. Johnson Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Academic merit Scholarship $2000 School of • Must have been actively involved in student activities Friends and family of the late Business during the preceding years Michael Johnson, a graduate of the Faculty of Management (now called the Haskayne School of Business), class of ‘76 at the University of Calgary

Edith Kerekes Memorial Award up to 1 4th Haskayne • Academic merit Family, friends and members of $600 School of • Contribution to student activities in the Haskayne AIESEC (International Association Business School of Business of Students in Economics, Com- merce and Computer Science) in memory of Edith Kerekes, a student in the Haskayne School of Business and an active member of AIESEC - Calgary 1988-1990

Edward D. Kissane, Fairmont up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Tourism Management concentration Hotels and Resorts Tourism $4000 School of • Academic merit Bursary Business • Financial need Fairmont Hotels and Resorts and • Preference is given to students who have worked in friends and family of Edward D. Tourism the hospitality and tourism industry Kissane Management

Clara Korponay Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Haskayne • Accounting concentration Bursary in Accounting $1800 4th School of • Financial need Estate of Clara Korponay Business • Academic merit • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Accounting Audrey Krassman Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Accounting concentration Bursary in Accounting $2000 School of • Academic merit Estate of Audrey Darlene Business • Financial need Krassman • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Accounting

Michael and Illa Maher Bursary up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Bachelor of Commerce program Mike Maher and funds raised at $1000 School of • Academic merit the Mike Maher Tribute Reception Business • Financial need held June 13, 1999, on the oc- • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying casion of Dr. Maher’s retirement BComm a full course load (Dean, Faculty of Management Program 1981-1999, now the Haskayne School of Business) 552 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Makinson Family Bursaries up to 2 3rd Haskayne • Accounting concentration Funded by an endowment $1000 School of • Academic merit established by Michael and Business • Financial need Bonnie Makinson and matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Accounting Bursary Fund

Marsh Canada Ltd. $1500 2 3rd and 4th Haskayne • One award offered to a student entering third year Scholarships School of and one entering fourth year Marsh Canada Ltd. Business • Risk Management and Insurance or in Finance/Risk Management and Insurance concentration Risk Man- • Must be enrolled in or have completed at least one agement and full-course equivalent in Risk Management and Insurance Insurance • Academic merit Finance/Risk • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Management matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- and tion. Insurance

Walter M. McAdam Scholarship up to 1 4th Haskayne • Academic merit Michael W. McAdam in honour of $1200 School of • Must have demonstrated an entrepreneurial ﬂair by his father, Walter M. McAdam Business developing or assisting in the development of a new small business enterprise

George L. McVety C.L.U. up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Risk Management and Insurance concentration Bursary $1000 School of • Academic merit Funded by an endowment estab- Business • Financial need lished by the late George McVety • Preference will be given to a student with demon- with additional donations from Risk Man- strated interpersonal skills who has participated in Mabel McVety in memory of her agement and volunteer activities involving concern for others husband, George McVety Insurance

David Mitchell Bursary up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Satisfactory academic standing David Mitchell, Calgary $1200 School of • Financial need Business • Extra-curricular activities • Demonstrated leadership ability • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Completed secondary schooling in Alberta

John and Anthony Pearson up to 2 3rd or 4th Schulich • One award offered in the Schulich School of Engi- Memorial Bursaries $2500 School of neering and one in the Haskayne School of Business Friends and family of the Pearson Engineering • Based primarily on ﬁnancial need brothers, John Charles and • Academic merit also to be considered Anthony Thomas, students at the 3rd or 4th Haskayne University of Calgary from 1983- School of 1987 and 1985-1987 respectively Business

Ivor Petrak Scholarships up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Haskayne • Pursuing the Tourism and Hospitality Management or Friends and colleagues of the late $1800 4th School of Bachelor of Hotel and Resort Management concen- Ivor Petrak, a senior vice-presi- Business tration dent of Canadian Paciﬁc Hotels • In the Co-op program, the award is based on Corporation and general manager Tourism academic merit in a minimum of four full-course of the Banff Springs Hotel Management equivalents taken in sessions one and four of the Co- op program Hotel and • In the non Co-op program, the award is based on aca- Resort demic merit in a minimum of four full-course equiva- Management lents taken in the most recent Fall/Winter Sessions (BHRM) • Preference given to Co-op students on international work term placements • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Petroleum Accountants Society $500 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Accounting concentration of Canada Bursary School of • Expressed an intention to pursue a career as an ac- Petroleum Accountants Society Business countant in the petroleum industry of Canada, Calgary • Academic merit Accounting • Financial need Awards and Financial Assistance 553 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Petroleum Business $400 1 4th Haskayne • Full-time studies Agreements Prize School of • Highest academic standing in PLMA 473: Petroleum Mr. Jim MacLean Business Business Agreements • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Petroleum matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- Land tion. Management

Robert M. Pogue Bursary $500 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Award to be offered every odd numbered year Robert M. Pogue School of • Financial need Business • Extra-curricular activities within the university community that demonstrate leadership ability • Academic merit • Preference to students who graduated from a high school in Alberta

Johnston D. Porter Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Academic merit Scholarship $1000 School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Independent Petroleum Asso- Business matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- ciation of Canada in memory of tion. Johnston Porter, Managing Direc- tor of IPAC from 1975-1985

PricewaterhouseCoopers Variable 2 4th Haskayne • One award is based on academic merit Alumni Scholarships School of • One award is based on academic merit and extra- Alumni Association of Pricewater- Business curricular activities which have demonstrated leader- houseCoopers, Calgary ship ability Accounting • Accounting concentration • Expressed an intention to pursue a career as a Char- tered Accountant

Mary and Ray Probst Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Academic merit Bursary $1250 School of • Financial need Curtis S. Probst in memory of his Business • Preference will be given to students who are parents, Mary and Ray Probst graduates of an Alberta high school located North of latitude 55 • In the event that there are no eligible applicants, graduates of any Alberta high school will be considered

Alastair H. Ross Memorial up to 2 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Management Information Systems concentration or Scholarships $2500 School of Commerce/Computer Science Combined Degree Mrs. Joan Ross along with family Business program and friends of Alastair H. Ross • Academic merit Management • Extra-curricular involvement in community service Information within the City of Calgary Systems • Apply to the Haskayne School of Business by May 15 Commerce/ Computer Science Combined Degree Program 554 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Alton Bruce Ross Memorial $1000 1 4th Haskayne • Accounting concentration Bursary School of • Intending to pursue a career as a Chartered Accoun- Chartered Accountants’ Educa- Business tant tion Foundation of Alberta to • Academic merit honor Bruce Ross, CA, and Accounting • Financial need recognize his contributions to his • Preference given to a student who has completed profession and the community high school in the greater Calgary area, having attended for at least two years • Additional consideration given to a student who has completed a Co-op work term with a CA ﬁrm

SGI CANADA Scholarship $3000 1 2nd, 3rd or Haskayne • Risk Management and Insurance or Finance/Risk SGI CANADA, Regina, 4th School of Management and Insurance concentration Saskatchewan Business • Academic merit • Saskatchewan resident Risk Man- • Attended secondary school in Saskatchewan or agement and attended one year of post-secondary school in Sas- Insurance katchewan • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Finance/Risk matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- Management tion. and Insurance

Norman Ronald Silver Memorial up to 1 4th Haskayne • Academic merit Scholarship in Business $800 School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Associates of the Haskayne Business matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- School of Business tion.

Andrew C.L. Sims Scholarship $1000 1 4th Haskayne • Human Resources and Organizational Dynamics Friends and colleagues of Andrew School of concentration C.L. Sims to recognize his con- Business • Awarded on overall grade point average to a student tribution as chair of the Alberta enrolled in or has completed at least two of the fol- Labour Relations Board and the Human lowing three courses: HROD 405: Labour Relations, Public Service Employee Rela- Resources HROD 449: Arbitration of Employment Disputes, or tions Board and Orga- HROD 493: Business Negotiations nizational Dynamics

E.G. (Ted) Smith Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Haskayne • Risk Management and Insurance or Finance/Risk Funded by an endowment estab- $500 4th School of Management and Insurance concentration lished by friends and colleagues Business • Academic merit of E.G. (Ted) Smith on the occa- • Financial need sion of his retirement from Wood- Risk Man- man Financial Group Inc. and agement and matching grant from the Alberta Insurance Opportunities Bursary Fund Finance/Risk Management and Insurance

The Social Exchange Club $500 2 2nd or 3rd, Haskayne • One award is offered to a student entering second or Initiative Awards and 4th School of third year and one entering fourth year The Social Exchange, Student Business • Extra-curricular involvement in the Haskayne School Club of Business • Minimum grade point average of 3.00 Awards and Financial Assistance 555 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Talisman Energy Inc. $10,000 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Majoring in Finance, Operations Management, Risk Undergraduate Scholarship School of Management and Insurance or Petroleum Land in Energy and Related Stud- Business Management ies in the Haskayne School of • Based primarily on academic merit Business Finance • Must have completed coursework that focuses on Talisman Energy Inc. is a large the field of energy independent oil and gas producer Operations • Also based on the preparation of an essay with global operations. Talisman Management • Apply to the Dean’s Office, Haskayne School of Busi- believes that being a responsible ness by March 31. Applicants must submit an essay and welcome member of the Risk Man- (maximum of 1000 words) summarizing their interest communities in which it operates agement and in studying in the field of energy, the environment is an essential part of their busi- Insurance and the economy and demonstrated potential for ness strategy. This scholarship advanced study and research in the field of energy, provides the opportunity to sup- Petroleum the environment and the economy. port students and empower them Land Man- to focus their unique talents on agement the challenges and opportunities faced by the oil and gas industry.

David Tallman Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Haskayne • Academic merit Bursary $2000 4th School of • Financial need Funded by an endowment Business • Extra-curricular activities including sports, student established by friends and family activities or involvement with the Intercollegiate Busi- of David Tallman, BComm (’88) ness team and matching grant from Alberta • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Opportunities Bursary Fund

Tax Executives Institute Bursary $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Haskayne • Accounting concentration Tax Executives Institute, Calgary 4th School of • Academic merit Chapter Business • Financial need • Must be registered in ACCT 421: Taxation, for the Accounting upcoming academic year

Anthony Thibaudeau $3000 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Risk Management and Insurance concentration Undergraduate Bursary School of • Academic merit Insurance Institute of Canada, on Business • Financial need behalf of the property/casualty insurance industry at large, in Risk Man- recognition of Mr. Thibaudeau’s agement and contribution to the establishment Insurance of a chair in Risk Management and Insurance

3M Canada Company Bursary $1000 1 4th Haskayne • Based primarily on academic merit 3M Canada Company, London, School of • Some consideration given to ﬁnancial need Ontario Business

Trimac Bursary $750 1 3rd Haskayne • Academic merit Trimac, Calgary School of • Financial need Business

Peter Valentine, FCA Essay $2500 1 Entering or Haskayne • Offered to an undergraduate or graduate student Prize in Corporate Gover- Enrolled School of • Preparation of an original essay on the subject of nance, Business Ethics and Business corporate governance, business ethics and profes- Professionalism sionalism Chartered Accountant’s Educa- Graduate • Academic merit tion Foundation Studies • Must have demonstrated extra-curricular community involvement as a volunteer with a non-proﬁt organization(s) of any nature • May be registered either part time or full time • Apply to the Haskayne School of Business by May 1. The application must include an essay (maximum 12 double-spaced pages) on the topic of corporate governance, business ethics and professionalism. 556 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Robert Waller Bursaries $1250 3 3rd Haskayne • Accounting concentration Chartered Accountants’ Educa- School of • Academic merit tion Foundation to honour Robert Business • Financial need Waller, FCA, and recognize his contributions to his profession Accounting and the community

Senator Stan Waters Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Offered to a student in Business, Political Science or Scholarship $5000 School of Engineering Senator Stan Waters Memorial Business • Academic merit Foundation • Demonstrated leadership in student government, Social student activities (preferably with a business and/or political direction) Sciences • Involvement in scholastic or extra-curricular activities (Political that promote the development of superior communi- Science) cation skills

Schulich School of Engineering Jack T. Wood Bursary up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Outstanding academic merit Pembina Corporation in honour $4000 School of • Demonstrated leadership ability of Jack T. Wood on the occasion Business • Financial need of his retirement from the Board • Canadian citizen of Directors Pembina Resources • Resident of Alberta Limited • Made a positive contribution to a Haskayne School of Business student organization, or some other University activity Faculty of Humanities

Austrian Embassy Book Prize Book 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Outstanding merit in a 400- or 500-level German Austrian Embassy, Ottawa 4th literature course German • Record otherwise satisfactory Literature • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Belgian Government Book Prize Book 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Highest standing in any 400- or 500-level French Belgian Government Embassy, 4th literature course of the 17th, 18th or 19th century Ottawa French • Record otherwise satisfactory Literature • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Joseph and Sylvia Bercuson $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Academic merit Bursary in Judaic Studies 4th • Financial need David and Barrie Bercuson Religious • Major or minor in Religious Studies Studies • Must be in the Western Religion stream and be en- (Western rolled or have completed at least two upper level half Religion courses in Judaism - Judaism)

Rhoda F. Blythe Philosophy up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Primary consideration given to noteworthy philo- Undergraduate Scholarship $1800 4th sophical aptitude and academic achievement Endowed by faculty members Philosophy • Should the scholarship not be awarded in a par- and friends of the Department ticular year, the award for the following year would of Philosophy in honor of Rhoda normally be doubled F. Blythe on the occasion of her • No application required. Eligible students will auto- retirement from the department matically be considered by the Department Meeting in 1982 in Council for nomination. Awards and Financial Assistance 557 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

A.T.J. Cairns Memorial up to 6 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Three awards offered to male students and three to Undergraduate Scholarships $2000 4th female students Estate of Professor A.T.J. Cairns English • Declared either a major or minor in English • Academic merit in the mentioned ﬁelds of study • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the Department of English for nomination.

Calgary Italian Sportsmen’s $2500 2 2nd, 3rd or Any • Academic merit Bursaries 4th (Italian) • Financial need Calgary Italian Sportsmen’s Din- • Preference is given to students who have declared a ner Association 2nd, 3rd or Humanities major in Italian Studies 4th • One award is available to a student with a major or (Italian) minor in Italian who has demonstrated extra-curricular involvement in the community • A second award is available to a student who has completed undergraduate courses in Italian and intends to pursue graduate studies in Italian • In the event that no students meet the requirement for the second award, it will be offered to a student meeting the criteria for the ﬁrst award

Dr. Aileen Fish Memorial $1000 1 3rd or 4th Humanities • Majoring in English Bursary • Academic merit Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Calgary English • Financial need

A Footprint in the Sand up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Majoring in English Anonymous donation in memory $1500 4th • Academic merit of John Stanley (Jack) Peach. This English • Financial need award has no connection with • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying Margaret Fishback Powers or the a full course load poem ‘I Had a Dream,’ also known as ‘Footprints’ copyright 1964

French Embassy Book Prizes Book 3 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • One award for outstanding merit in a 400- or 500- French Embassy, Ottawa 4th level French course French • One award for outstanding merit in FREN 317: Vo- cabulaire et analyse grammaticale 2 • One award for outstanding merit in a 300-level French literature or culture course • Record otherwise satisfactory • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

French Government Book Book 2 Final and 2nd Humanities • One award offered for highest academic standing in Prizes the ﬁnal year of a French major degree program Consulate of France, Vancouver French • One award offered for outstanding merit in two ﬁrst- year University French courses • Record otherwise satisfactory • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

German Government Book Book 6 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • One award offered to students for outstanding merit Prizes 4th in each of GERM 202: German I; GERM 223: Beyond Consul General of the Federal German High School German II; GERM 302: German III; Republic of Germany, Vancouver GERM 333: Consolidating German II; GERM 353: Linguistics for German or GERM 469.09: German Phonetics and Phonology; and GERM 401: Ad- vanced Language Practicum • Not awarded to same student more than once • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. 558 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Germanic, Slavic and East up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Academic merit in senior courses offered in the De- Asian Studies Scholarship $900 4th partment of Germanic, Slavic and East Asian Studies Members of the department in Germanic, • Record otherwise satisfactory honour of retired faculty members Slavic and • No application required. Eligible students will auto Rene Breugelmans, William R. East Asian matically be considered by the Department of Ger- Gilby, Juergen Jahn, Julian L. Studies manic, Slavic and East Asian Studies for nomination. Laychuk, Ivor Luethy, Alexan- der Malycky, Alfred H. Schulze, Roman S. Struc and Clive von Cardinal (deceased)

Kenneth Maclean Glazier up to 1 4th Humanities • Academic merit Scholarship $600 • Emphasized the study of Canadian authors, where Kenneth MacLean Glazier, Canadian possible utilizing the archival material in the Kenneth Calgary Literature M. Glazier Canadian Authors collection located in the Special Collections Department of the University of Calgary Library • Declared a minor in Canadian Studies • Canadian citizen • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the Department of English for nomination.

H.A. Gorrell Memorial Bursaries up to 2 4th Humanities • One award offered in the Department of English and Mrs. Jean Gorrell in memory of $2500 (English) one in the Department of Geology and Geophysics her husband H.A. Gorrell • Academic merit 4th Science • Financial need • Extra-curricular activities (Geology and Geophysics)

Lois Hole Humanities and $5000 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Offered to a student in the Faculty of Humanities or Social Sciences Scholarship 4th the Faculty of Social Sciences (Alberta Scholarship Programs) Social • Academic merit Government of Alberta • Demonstrated leadership and community service Sciences • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Alberta resident as deﬁned by Alberta Scholarship Programs

Faculty of Humanities up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Academic merit Scholarship $2000 4th • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Anonymous matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Faculty of Humanities up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Academic merit Undergraduate Scholarship $500 4th • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Humanities Endowment Fund, matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. University of Calgary

Irpinia Cultural Society Book Book 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Minor in Italian Prize 4th • Highest standing in any Italian course offered Irpinia Cultural Society, Calgary Italian • Record must be otherwise satisfactory • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Awards and Financial Assistance 559 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Italian Embassy Book Prizes Book 3 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • One book awarded for the highest standing in each Italian Cultural Institute, 4th of: ITAL 203: Beginners’ Italian II, ITAL 401: Third-Year Vancouver Italian Italian, and other senior Winter Session Italian course • Record otherwise satisfactory • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Italian Studies Scholarship $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Enrolled in Italian Studies Former students of Italian at 4th • Preference is given to students who have declared a the University of Calgary and Italian major in Italian Studies supporters • Academic merit in Italian courses taken over the last two consecutive sessions • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Khalid N. Kiani Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Academic merit in literature courses, preferably with Scholarship $1300 4th an emphasis on poetry, taken in the Department of Friends and family of Khalid N. English English Kiani (Literature) • For applicable courses consult the Department of English • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Kathleen and Russell Lane up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Must have completed a course in creative writing Canadian Writing Award $1000 4th while maintaining a minimum grade point average of Estate of Kathleen Isabell Lane. English 3.00 in the previous academic year Kathleen and Russell Lane shared (Creative • Authored the best original work of poetry or the best a passion for poetry and prose. Writing) original work of prose They were equally passionate • Canadian citizen or permanent resident about Canada and its potential • No application required. Eligible students will auto- for developing new authors. This matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- award is their legacy to help tion. nurture the best possible writing skills and celebrate the achieve- ments of young writers.

Donald J. Lipkind Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Humanities • Major in Philosophy Scholarship $1900 • Must have a combination of scholastic abilities and Offered by Mr. and Mrs. S.H. Philosophy social skills that have led towards above average Lipkind, friends and family, in contribution and dedication to their community memory of Donald J. Lipkind • Canadian citizen • Resident of Alberta • Academic merit and ﬁnancial need will also be considered

G. Rodney Morisset Prize up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Academic achievement in courses in Children’s Friends of the late G. Rodney $500 4th Literature Morisset, professor of English, English • Consult the Department of English for applicable and the Humanities Associates (Children’s Children’s Literature courses Program Literature) • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Dorothy M. Norton Scholarship $1000 1 2nd Humanities • Majoring in English Dorothy M. Norton Fund of The • Minimum grade point average of 3.50 on a full Calgary Foundation English course load • Canadian citizen • Graduated from a Calgary high school • In case of a tie, ﬁnancial need will be considered 560 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Jessie Ower Memorial Prize $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Major or honours program in the Department of Members and friends of the 4th Greek and Roman Studies department Greek and • Must have been registered full time but need not Roman Stud- have taken a full course load ies (Major or • Award is made at the discretion of the department Honours) • Primary consideration being given to academic achievement in courses taken in the department • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

John E. Oyler Scholarship up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Academic merit Faculty members of the Depart- $1600 4th • No application required. Eligible students will auto- ment of Germanic, Slavic and Germanic, matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- East Asian Studies, University of Slavic and tion Calgary East Asian Studies

Anthony G. Petti Memorial up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Preference given to students in Humanities and Fine Scholarships $1000 4th (Renaissance Arts Endowed by family, friends and Literature) • One award is based on academic merit in Renais- colleagues of Dr. Anthony G. sance Literature (Old English to Sixteenth Century, Petti, professor of English at 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts and Shakespeare); consult Department of English for the University of Calgary and 4th applicable courses founder and director of the (Early Music) • One award is based on a demonstrated interest Calgary Renaissance Singers and and ability in the performance and/or study of Early Players. The awards are offered Music in Dr. Petti’s memory to encour- • No application required. Eligible students will auto- age studies in two of his areas of matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. notable scholarship and creativity - Renaissance Literature and Music.

Department of Philosophy up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Honours, major or minor program in the Department Scholarship $500 4th of Philosophy Faculty members of the Depart- Philosophy • Academic merit in Philosophy courses ment of Philosophy (Honours, • Need not be registered full time Major or • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Minor) matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Ruth and Sam Prager Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Offered to a student in the Faculty of Social Sciences Family and friends of Carol and $600 4th Sciences or the Faculty of Humanities Joel Prager to honour Ruth and • Academic merit Sam Prager • Financial need Humanities • Preference will be given to students enrolled with a double major in Social Sciences or a double major in Social Sciences and Humanities

Sekiguchi Book Prizes Book 2 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Highest standing in JPNS 207: Beginners’ Japanese Prof. Reiko Sekiguchi 4th II and JPNS 333: Intermediate Japanese II Japanese • Record is otherwise satisfactory • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Sekiguchi Prize $250 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Highest standing in JPNS 303: Continuing Japanese Prof. Reiko Sekiguchi 4th II Japanese • Record is otherwise satisfactory • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Awards and Financial Assistance 561 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Judith Sloman Memorial Schol- up to 4 2nd, 3rd or Communi- • Two awards based on academic merit in three half arships in Women’s Studies $900 4th cation and courses in Women’s Studies taken over the last two and Eighteenth Century English Culture consecutive sessions Literature (Women’s • For applicable courses, see Groups 1 and 2 under Endowed by friends and col- Studies) the Women’s Studies Minor Program listed in the leagues of Dr. Judith Sloman who University of Calgary Calendar taught at the University of Calgary • Two awards based on academic merit in courses in from 1968 until her death in 2nd, 3rd or Humanities Eighteenth Century English Literature 1980. The award is offered in Dr. 4th • Preference will be given to students who have Sloman’s memory to encourage (18th Cen- completed three half courses in Eighteenth Century students in her two main areas tury English English Literature over the last two consecutive ses- of academic interest – Women’s Literature) sions Studies and Eighteenth Century • For applicable English courses consult the Depart- Literature. ment of English • Need not be registered full time • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Spanish Embassy Book Prizes Book 2 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Outstanding merit in any Spanish course at the 400- Spanish Embassy, Ottawa 4th or 500-level Spanish • Record otherwise satisfactory • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Laura Mae Stillings up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Female student Scholarships in Poetry $1200 4th • Academic merit in poetry courses taken in the De- Estate of Laura Mae Kutney English partment of English (Poetry) • For applicable courses consult the Department of English • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Swiss Government Book Prize Book 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Highest standing in a modern francophone literature in French 4th or culture course at the 400- or 500-level Embassy of Switzerland in French • Record otherwise satisfactory Canada, Ottawa • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Swiss Government Book Prize Book 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Outstanding merit in a 300-level German literature in German 4th course Embassy of Switzerland in German • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Canada, Ottawa matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Swiss Government Book Prize Book 1 Graduating Humanities • Highest standing in a senior Italian literature course in Italian taken during the Winter Session Embassy of Switzerland in Italian • Record must be otherwise satisfactory Canada, Ottawa • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Terentiuk Bursaries up to 3 2nd, 3rd or Fine Arts • One award is offered to a student in each of the Fred and Robin Terentiuk $2000 4th (Any Field of following: Faculty of Fine Arts in any ﬁeld of study, Study) Faculty of Humanities majoring in Greek and Roman Studies, and the Faculty of Science in the Depart- 2nd, 3rd or Humanities ment of Physics and Astronomy 4th • Academic merit (Greek and • Financial need Roman Studies)

2nd, 3rd or Science 4th (Physics and Astronomy)

Norman E. Wagner Scholarship up to 1 3rd or 4th Humanities • Academic merit Friends and colleagues of Nor- $1400 • Extra-curricular activities man Wagner to commemorate Dr. Wagner’s term as president of the University of Calgary, 1978-1988 562 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Aisling Wall Memorial Bursary up to 1 3rd Humanities • Offered to a student in the Department of French, Friends, family and former col- $500 Italian and Spanish or the Department of Germanic, leagues of Aisling Wall French, Slavic and East Asian Studies Italian and • Academic merit Spanish • Financial need

Germanic, Slavic and East Asian Studies

Wigham Family Scholarships up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Registered in an undergraduate major, minor or Wigham Family, Calgary $2500 4th (Greek and graduate program offered by the Department of Roman Greek and Roman Studies or by the Department of Studies) Archaeology • Proven interest in Mediterranean studies 2nd, 3rd or Social • At least one award will be made at the undergradu- 4th Sciences ate level • Award to defray travel expenses associated with a (Archaeol- period of overseas study or fieldwork ogy) • Undergraduate students must have obtained a minimum grade point average of 3.00 on at least three Any Graduate full-course equivalents in the previous calendar year Studies • Graduate students require a strong letter of support from the graduate co-ordinator • Preference is given to applicants with a confirmed registration in either an academic course in Mediter- ranean studies or a field excavation in the Mediter- ranean or Europe • Recipients may be required to give a public presen- tation of the project on their return • A letter of application should be submitted to the Department of Greek and Roman Studies by March 15. It should include a description of the project to be undertaken and, if possible, confirmation of registration in the course or excavation.

A.D. Winspear Prize up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Made at discretion of the department Friends of the late A.D. Winspear, $200 4th • Based on performance and interest in Greek and former professor of Classics Greek and Roman classics Roman • To be used exclusively for the purchase of books Studies • Must have completed at least three full-course equivalents during the previous Fall/Winter Sessions • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

R.W. Zwicky Memorial Prize up to 1 4th or 5th Humanities • Combined Humanities/ Engineering degree program Zwicky Family in memory of their $800 (BSc - Eng/ • Academic merit in all humanities courses taken husband and father, R.W. Zwicky BA Com- • Minimum grade point average of 3.20 required in all bined Degree courses taken in the most recent Fall/Winter Ses- Program) sions • In the event there is no eligible recipient, the award will be offered to a student entering fourth year in the Schulich Schulich School of Engineering School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Engineering matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- (BSc - Eng/ tion. BA Com- bined Degree Program)

4th Schulich School of Engineering Awards and Financial Assistance 563 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Faculty of Kinesiology Athletic Therapy Entrance $500 2 3rd or 4th Kinesiology • Must be entering the Athletic Therapy major Awards • Based on admission average to the Athletic Therapy Faculty of Kinesiology (Campus Athletic Program as calculated by the Faculty of Kinesiology Recreation) Therapy • Students need not be registered full time but must be enrolled in at least two half courses per session • Payment is held until the students have completed their course work at Mount Royal College and return to the University of Calgary • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

David Keith Davies Scholarship up to 1 1st Education • Offered to a student entering the BEd (Master of Friends, family and colleagues of $1600 (Master of Teaching program) or to a student continuing in the David Keith Davies in recognition Teaching Faculty of Kinesiology of his contribution to soccer in Program) • Academic merit the City of Calgary • Must have played minor soccer in the City of Calgary 2nd, 3rd or Kinesiology for at least one year 4th Faculty of Kinesiology $500 Vari- 2nd, 3rd or Kinesiology • Academic merit Scholarships able 4th • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Faculty of Kinesiology alumni matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Vivian Osborne Bursary up to 1 Final Nursing • Offered to a student in Nursing or in the Kinesiology/ Family and friends of Vivian $500 Nursing combined degree program Osborne to honour her on the oc- Kinesiology • Financial need casion of her 80th birthday • Academic merit (Kinesiol- • Preference is given to a student who is a single parent ogy/ Nursing Combined Degree Program)

Darryl and Peggy Proudfoot up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Kinesiology • Financial need Undergraduate Bursary in $2500 4th • Academic merit Kinesiology • Grade point average of not less than 3.00 in the Darryl and Peggy Proudfoot previous academic year

Vereburn Athletic Therapy $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Kinesiology • Demonstrating a combination of clinical skills excel- Clinical Award 4th lence, academic achievement, and service to the Vereburn Supply Ltd., Calgary Athletic University of Calgary student athletes through the Therapy athletic therapy group • Completed or enrolled in ATTH 471: Taping, Bandag- ing, and Splinting • Preference given to students in the Athletic Therapy major • Need not be registered full time but must be enrolled in at least two half courses per session • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the athletic therapy selection committee for nomination in January. 564 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Vereburn Athletic Therapy $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Kinesiology • Student demonstrating a combination of practical Practical Award 4th skills excellence, academic achievement, outstand- Vereburn Supply Ltd., Calgary Athletic ing management of an emergency situation and Therapy service to the University of Calgary student athletes through the athletic therapy group • Completed or enrolled in ATTH 471: Taping, Bandag- ing, and Splinting • Preference given to students in the Athletic Therapy major • Need not be registered full time but must be enrolled in at least two half courses per session • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the athletic therapy selection committee for nomination in January.

Faculty of Nursing

Meme Black Bursary up to 1 4th Nursing • Academic merit Established by the Victorian $750 • Financial need Order of Nurses, Calgary Branch, in memory of the late Mrs. Mary E. Black, staff nurse

Tom Brook and Betty Brook up to 4 2nd, 3rd or Nursing • Academic merit Ferdyn Bursaries $2000 4th • Financial need Mr. Tom Brook and Betty Brook • Canadian citizen Ferdyn, Calgary • Resident of Alberta

Calgary Conjoint Nursing up to 1 4th Nursing • Academic merit Program Class of ‘97 Prize $250 • Extra-curricular activities First Graduating Class of the Conjoint Nursing program

Calgary General Hospital up to 1 3rd or 4th Nursing • Academic merit (minimum 3.20 grade point average) School of Nursing Alumnae $2000 • Financial need Association Bursary • Preference to direct descendants (children, grand- Calgary General Hospital School children, etc.) of graduates of the Calgary General of Nursing Alumnae Association Hospital School of Nursing • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • In the event there are no eligible applicants, the award will be open to students who meet the above criteria with the exception of being a direct descendant

Edith Cavell Bursary $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Nursing • Academic merit Edith Cavell Chapter # 25, Order 4th • Financial need of the Eastern Star • Minimum grade point average of 2.80 in the previous Fall and Winter Sessions

CFUW Edel Bording Memorial $1000 1 4th Nursing • Academic merit Bursary • Financial need Estate of Edel Bording, adminis- • Canadian citizen or permanent resident tered by the Canadian Federation of University Women/Calgary Rae Chittick Bursary up to 1 3rd or 4th Nursing • Academic merit Estate of Rae McIntyre Chittick $850 • Financial need

Elonde Cleland Bursaries in up to 2 3rd and 4th Nursing • One award offered to a student entering third year Public Health Nursing $2500 and one entering fourth year Noel and Glenn Cleland in Public Health • Academic merit memory of Elonde Cleland Nursing • Financial need • Intention to work in the Public Health Nursing ﬁeld Awards and Financial Assistance 565 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Thomas S. Dobson up to 1 4th Nursing • Academic merit Undergraduate Scholarship in $2500 • Extra-curricular activities Nursing Pembina Corporation, in honour of T.S. Dobson on the occasion of his retirement from the Board of Directors, Pembina Resources Limited

John William Grindley Memorial up to 1 Final Nursing • Academic merit Bursary $900 • Financial need Mrs. T.W. Grindley in memory of Psychiatric • Community service her grandson Bill whose life came • Special interest in psychiatric nursing to a tragic end October 1, 1984

Holy Cross Alumni Association up to 1 3rd Nursing • Academic merit Bursary $1000 • Financial need Alumni Association, Holy Cross • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Hospital School of Nursing • Resident of Alberta • Minimum grade point average of 3.20 • Must provide documentation regarding demonstrated proﬁciency in client care

Arlene Johnston Bursary $1500 1 4th Nursing • Academic merit The Calgary Foundation, Arlene • Financial need and Glen Johnston Fund • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load

Levis Family Bursary for Health $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Nursing • Financial need Education 4th • Academic merit In memory of Pete and Dorothy • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying Levis a full course load

Don Mazankowski Bursary in up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Nursing • Academic merit Nursing $1000 4th • Financial need Funded by an endowment estab- • Extra-curricular activities involving community ser- lished by the Don Mazankowski vice Scholarship Foundation and • Demonstrated leadership ability matching grant from the Alberta • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Opportunities Bursary Fund • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load

Lois M. McKinnon Scholarship up to 1 4th Nursing • Academic merit The late Ian N. McKinnon, $800 • Clinical performance Calgary • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Sadie M. Nelson Bursary in up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Nursing • Academic merit Nursing $800 4th • Financial need Sadie M. Nelson with thanks to • Canadian citizen the University of Calgary for the • Resident of Alberta education received by the children of Fred and Sadie Nelson 566 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Kurt and Lilian Newbert up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Nursing • Financial need Undergraduate Bursaries in $1500 4th • Academic merit Nursing Kurt and Lilian Newbert

Val Nicholson (Erb) Bursary up to 1 Any Education • Leading to a degree in Education, Nursing or Family, friends and the estate of $1000 Women’s Studies Valerie Joan Nicholson (Erb) • Academic merit 2nd, 3rd or Nursing • Financial need 4th • Must have completed the most recent year of studies at the University of Calgary 2nd, 3rd or Communi- 4th cation and Culture (Women’s Studies)

Faculty of Nursing Founding up to 1 3rd Nursing • Academic merit Fund Scholarship $400 • Clinical performance in the second year of the nurs- Anonymous ing program • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Loyola Peplinski Bursary $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Nursing • Academic merit Family of Loyola Peplinski on the 4th • Financial need occasion of her retirement from nursing

Post Diploma Nursing Bursary up to 1 Entering Nursing • Academic merit Anonymous $2000 • Financial need Post Diplo- • Permanent home address must be in a rural com- ma Program munity • Preference is given to students who are registered below three full-course equivalents

Margaret Scott Wright up to 1 Entering Nursing • Academic merit Scholarship $2000 • Nursing work experience Colleagues, friends and students Post Diplo- • Educational background of Dr. Margaret Scott Wright, ma Program • Community and professional involvement Dean, Faculty of Nursing, 1979- • Based on the Admission Committee’s ranking of 1984 and Acting Dean, Faculty of candidates according to established criteria Nursing, 1989-1990 • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the Student Academic Review Committee of the Faculty of Nursing for nomination.

Amal Shibley Nursing Bursaries $5000 2 2nd, 3rd or Nursing • Financial need Jihad and Amal Shibley to 4th • Academic merit encourage nursing students with • Preference is given to students who speak a second multiple language skills language in addition to Canada’s Ofﬁcial Languages Awards and Financial Assistance 567 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

F.L. (Nan) Sparks Post Diploma $1000 1 Entering Nursing • Academic merit Scholarship • Based on recent nursing work experience, preferably F.L. (Nan) Sparks, in memory of Post Diplo- in the nursing care of children her father, Lionel James Sparks ma Program • Based on the Admission Committee’s ranking of candidates according to established criteria • Need not be registered full time • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the Student Academic Review Committee of the Faculty of Nursing for nomination.

Elizabeth Thomlinson Rural up to 1 3rd or 4th Nursing • Interest in rural nursing and the student costs associ- Practicum Nursing Award $500 ated with the rural nursing practicum Endowed by family, friends, and • Must be enrolled in a rural nursing practicum University of Calgary colleagues • Grade point average of not less than 3.00 in the in honour of Elizabeth Thomlin- previous academic year son, Associate professor in the • Applicants must submit a letter to the Faculty of Faculty of Nursing, for her prac- Nursing summarizing their interest in rural nursing by tice and scholarly contributions in December 1. Students must also supply speciﬁc rural nursing practice information as to the location, travel and living expenses associated with the rural nursing practicum.

Lorraine Tinevez Memorial up to 1 4th Nursing • Academic merit Bursary $750 • Financial need Family, friends and colleagues in • Must have indicated an interest in pursuing their memory of Lorraine Tinevez nursing career in a developing country

University of Calgary Faculty of up to 2 4th Nursing • Academic merit Nursing Alumni Bursaries $1000 • Financial need University of Calgary Faculty of • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying Nursing Alumni a full course load

Undergraduate Nursing Society up to 1 2nd or 3rd Nursing • Academic merit Scholarship $200 • Extra-curricular activities that would exemplify the Undergraduate Nursing Society UNS mandate • Must be a member of the Undergraduate Nursing Society • Must provide documentation regarding demonstrated proﬁciency in client care

C.D. Watson Nursing $500 1 4th Nursing • Academic merit Scholarship • Demonstrated proﬁciency in client care Jane Desrochers

Schulich School of Engineering

AACE International Chinook up to 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Calgary Section Bursary $1000 School of • Financial need Funded by an endowment es- Engineering • Must have demonstrated an interest in project tablished by AACE International management, construction management, project Chinook Calgary Section and planning, costing and analysis matching grant from the Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund

ABKA Enterprises $1500 2 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Academic merit in the most recent year of study Entrepreneurship Awards 4th School of • Must have declared a minor in Entrepreneurship and ABKA Enterprises Inc. Engineering Enterprise Development • Must have completed ENTI 201: Intro to Business Entrepre- Venturing, with a minimum grade of B+ neurship and • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Enterprise • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Development matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. 568 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Alberta Chapter ACI Prize $350 1 4th Schulich • Demonstrated an interest in concrete construction by Alberta Chapter of the American School of registering in ENCI 513: Properties of Concrete and Concrete Institute Engineering Masonry, and ENCI 555: Structural Concrete Design • Selected on the basis of academic standing at the Civil end of third year • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Completed the third year of Civil Engineering at the University of Calgary • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Alberta Chapter of the $1000 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Canadian Public Works School of • Financial need Association Bursary Engineering Alberta Chapter Canadian Public Works Association Civil

Alberta Land Surveyors’ $2500 1 4th Schulich • Academic merit Association Scholarship School of • Must be enrolled in ENGO 579: Survey Law, and Alberta Land Surveyors’ Associa- Engineering ENGO 581: Land Use Planning tion, Edmonton • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Geomatics matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

APEGGA Education Foundation $5000 1 Final Schulich • Offered to a student in the Schulich School of Alberta Centennial Scholarship School of Engineering or in the Department of Geology and APEGGA Education Foundation Engineering Geophysics • Academic merit with a minimum grade point average Science of 3.50 in the previous Fall and Winter sessions • Demonstrated leadership (Geology and • Demonstrated commitment to the professions Geophysics) • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Resident of Alberta

APEGGA Education up to 1 2nd Schulich • Outstanding merit Foundation Alexander Clay- $3000 School of • Engineering program accredited by the Canadian ton Milroy Scholarship in Engineering Engineering Accreditation Board Engineering • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Association of Professional Engi- • No application required. Eligible students will auto- neers, Geologists and Geophysi- matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. cists of Alberta Education Foun- dation, Edmonton, in memory of Mr. Milroy, PEng, who was executive director and registrar of the association 1978-1987

ATCO Midstream/Wolcott $1000 1 2nd Schulich • Academic merit Family Bursary School of • Financial need ATCO Midstream in recognition of Engineering the Wolcott family Chemical

Bechtel Reﬁnery Engineering $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Academic merit Award 4th School of • Financial need Field Law, Barristers & Solicitors, Engineering • Canadian citizen or permanent resident on behalf of Bechtel Canada Inc. in appreciation and recognition of their 50-year lawyer/client relationship

Archie and Hugh Bothner up to 3 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Offered to students in the Schulich School of Engi- Bursaries $2500 4th School of neering or the Faculty of Science Alvin and Kathleen Bothner in Engineering • Academic merit memory of their sons Archie G. • Financial need Bothner and Hugh Bothner Science • Preference is given to students who are graduates of rural high schools in Alberta or Saskatchewan • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Awards and Financial Assistance 569 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

BP Canada Energy Company $2500 2 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Academic merit Bursaries in Engineering 4th School of • Financial need BP Canada Energy Company Engineering • Extra-curricular activities • Must be enrolled in a petroleum related program Petroleum

British Columbia Land $1000 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Surveyors Award School of • Must have obtained a grade point average of not Corporation of Land Surveyors of Engineering less than 2.60 in the previous academic year the Province of British Columbia • Must either be registered as a student with the Geomatics Association of BC Land Surveyors or be enrolled in ENGO 500: Geomatics Engineering Project, ENGO 579: Survey Law and ENGO 581: Land Use Planning, and have selected a topic dealing with cadastral land studies or high precision surveying • Preference is given to students who have completed high school in British Columbia • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Clifford C. Burton Scholarship up to 1 4th Schulich • Academic merit Brown & Root Braun Canada Inc., $1000 School of • Preference given to a student who achieved Calgary in honour of their ﬁrst Engineering outstanding performance in third year Chemical president Engineering courses Chemical • Canadian citizen • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Calgary Electric Club Bursary $600 1 4th Schulich • Academic merit Calgary Electric Club School of • Financial need Engineering • Permanent resident of Alberta

Electrical

Lt. Richard L. Callaway up to 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Memorial Bursary $1000 School of • Financial need Established by David F. Grant, Engineering BSc (Engineering) ’75 and the family of the late Lt. Richard Civil Lawrence Callaway, an engineering student from the University of Alberta who was killed in Italy while serving with the Canadian army during WW II

Canadian Association of up to 1 4th Schulich • Offered to a student in Chemical or Mechanical Drilling Engineers Scholarship $1500 School of Engineering Canadian Association of Drilling Engineering • Academic merit Engineers, Calgary • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Chemical matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Mechanical

3rd or 4th Science (Geology and Geophysics)

3rd or 4th Haskayne School of Business 570 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Canadian Federation of $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Offered to a student in the Faculty of Science, University Women (Calgary 4th Schulich School of Engineering, BEd/BSc combined North) Bursary degree program or BEd After Degree with a BSc Canadian Federation of University • Single parent 2nd, 3rd or Schulich Women (Calgary North) • Academic merit 4th School of Engineering • Financial need • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load Any Education (BEd/BSc Combined Degree Pro- gram or BEd After Degree with a BSc)

Canadian Manufacturers and $2000 5 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Exporters Scholarships School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Canadian Manufacturers and Engineering matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Exporters Manufactur- ing

Canadian Society for Chemical up to 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Engineering Calgary Section $1200 School of • Demonstrated leadership ability in extra-curricular Scholarship Engineering activities Canadian Society for Chemical • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Engineering - Calgary Section Chemical

Canadian Society for Chemical Medal, 1 Penultimate Schulich • Highest standing Engineering Prize $50 and School of • Subscription is to the Canadian Journal of Chemical Canadian Society for Chemical 2-year Engineering Engineering Engineering, Ottawa sub- • No application required. Eligible students will auto- scription Chemical matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Canadian Society for Civil up to 1 3rd Schulich • Academic merit Engineering (Calgary Section) $700 School of • Must have carried a full course load in the previous Scholarship Engineering academic year Calgary Section, Canadian Soci- • Canadian citizen or permanent resident ety for Civil Engineering Civil • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Canamara United Supply up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Enrolled in or intending to enroll in either Chemical Bursary $3000 4th School of and Petroleum Engineering or Oil and Gas Engineer- Diversity Technologies Corp. Engineering ing • Academic merit Chemical • Financial need and • Extra-curricular activities which demonstrate leader- Petroleum ship ability

Oil and Gas

Cannon-Lachapelle Family up to 1 2nd Schulich • Academic merit on at least ﬁve full-course equiva- Scholarship $2000 School of lents taken in the ﬁrst year of Engineering Dr. Elizabeth Cannon and Dr. Engineering • Payment made in January Gérard Lachapelle, Schulich • No application required. Eligible students will auto- School of Engineering, University Geomatics matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. of Calgary Awards and Financial Assistance 571 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Cement Association of Canada $1000 1 4th Schulich • Demonstrated an interest in entering the concrete Scholarship School of construction ﬁeld Cement Association of Canada, Engineering • Normally registered in ENCI 513: Properties of Western Canada Region Concrete and Masonry and ENCI 555: Structural Civil Concrete Design • Canadian citizen • Resided in Alberta for the last two years • Never received any other major award from the University • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Chevron Canada Resources $1500 2 4th Schulich • Offered to students in Chemical, Civil or Mechanical Limited Scholarships in School of Engineering Engineering Engineering • Outstanding academic merit Chevron Canada Resources • Preference given to students who are interested in the Limited, Calgary Chemical ﬁelds of oil production, drilling, design and construction, gas processing and/or reservoir engineering Civil • Canadian citizen

Mechanical

Class of 1975 30th Anniversary $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Academic merit Scholarship in Engineering 4th School of • Preference is given to students who are sons or Graduates from the Faculty of En- Engineering daughters of Engineering Alumni of the University of gineering (now called the Schul- Calgary ich School of Engineering) Class of 1975, University of Calgary

Cohos Evamy Partners Design up to Vari- 3rd or 4th Schulich • Based on performance in a structural design compe- Competition $5000 able School of tition held annually during the Fall Session Cohos Evamy Partners, Calgary Engineering • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Planning a career in structural engineering Civil • Minimum grade point average of 2.80 in the previous Fall/Winter Sessions • Apply to the Head of the Department of Civil Engi- neering by September 15

Doug Cole Bursary in $2500 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Academic merit Engineering 4th School of • Financial need McCarthy Tetrault, Barristers and Engineering • Preference given to a student with a previous degree Solicitors, Calgary in Law

Colt Geomatic Solutions Ltd. $1500 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Academic merit Bursary 4th School of • Financial need Colt Geomatic Solutions Ltd., Engineering Calgary Geomatics

Consulting Engineers of Alberta $1000 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Completed two years in the Schulich School of Engi- Scholarship School of neering at the University of Calgary Consulting Engineers of Alberta Engineering • Academic merit with a contribution from Meloche- • Must have completed a minimum four-month em- Monnex ployment term with a CEA consulting engineering ﬁrm • Students currently employed for the summer session with a CEA consulting ﬁrm will also be considered

E.G. Coombe Family Bursary in up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Academic merit Engineering $2000 4th School of • Financial need Edwin G. Coombe Family, Engineering • Extra-curricular activities Calgary • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Computer 572 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Darren Cooper Memorial Award up to 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Family and friends of the late $1200 School of • Financial need Darren Cooper, a student in the Engineering • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Faculty of Engineering (now called the Schulich School of Mechanical Engineering) from 1983-1987

Crape Geomatics Scholarship $2500 1 2nd Schulich • Academic merit Crape Geomatics School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Engineering matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Geomatics

CSME Medal Medal 1 Penultimate Schulich • Highest standing Canadian Society for Mechanical School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Engineering Engineering matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Mechanical

Davidson Enman Lumber $2000 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Financial need Limited Bursary School of • Academic merit Davidson Enman Lumber Limited, Engineering • Interest in the construction ﬁeld Calgary Civil

Devon Canada Corporation $1000 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Bursary in Engineering School of • Financial need Devon Canada Corporation, Engineering Calgary

John Deyholos Memorial Award $2500 1 4th Schulich • Grades earned in ENGO 455: Cadastral Surveys J.H. Holloway Scholarship Foun- School of and Land Registration Systems (minimum B+ grade dation, Edmonton, in memory of Engineering required) John Deyholos who was one of • Minimum grade point average of 3.00 the founding directors of the J.H. Geomatics • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Holloway Scholarship Foundation matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

DOSCO Supply Bursary in up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Academic merit Mechanical Engineering $750 4th School of • Financial need Dominion Oilﬁelds Supply Com- Engineering • Canadian citizen pany Limited, Calgary • Reside in Alberta Mechanical • Preference given to students who have been active in athletics, student or community affairs Dow Chemical Scholarship $900 1 4th Schulich • Academic merit Dow Chemical Canada Inc. In School of • Canadian citizen or permanent resident addition to the $900 scholarship, Engineering • Sincere interest in the chemical industry $450 is allocated to the Depart- • Not receiving another major award administered by ment of Chemical Engineering Chemical the University of Calgary each year by the donor. • Preference given to a student who has demonstrated some leadership in extra-curricular activities • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Bryan I. Dreger Award up to 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Offered to a student who has completed secondary Established in memory of Bryan $500 School of schooling within the Province of Manitoba I. Dreger by the Association of Engineering • Academic merit Manitoba Land Surveyors and his • Minimum grade point average of 2.60 in the previous friends and colleagues Geomatics academic year • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Awards and Financial Assistance 573 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Eecol Electric Scholarship $1000 1 3rd Schulich • Offered to a student in Electrical, Computer or Soft- Eecol Electric, Calgary School of ware Engineering Engineering • Academic merit • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Electrical • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Computer

Software

Electrical and Computer $1000 2 2nd Schulich • Academic merit Engineering Scholarships School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Friends and associates of the Engineering matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Electrical and Computer

Enerplus Resources Fund $2500 2 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • One award is offered to a student majoring in Oil and Bursaries 4th School of Gas Engineering and one majoring in Geology Enerplus Resources Fund Engineering • Academic merit (Oil and Gas) • Financial need • Must be interested in a career in the petroleum 2nd, 3rd or Science industry • Canadian citizen or permanent resident 4th (Geology)

Engineering Internship Merit $1000 9 Completed Schulich • Awarded to a student in each degree program who Awards and Internship School of best demonstrates the qualities and capabilities of Various companies from industry Silver Engineering the “Superior Graduate” Plaque • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Chemical matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Civil Computer Electrical Geomatics Manufactur- ing Mechanical Oil and Gas Software

Engineering Students’ Society up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Intended to recognize students who have promoted Memorial Award $1300 4th School of the image of engineering students to their peers, University of Calgary Engineer- Engineering public and industry ing Students’ Society in memory • Must have been enrolled in at least four full-course of the fourteen women at the equivalents during the previous three sessions (Fall, Ecole Polytechnique in Montreal, Winter, Fall) who were murdered December • Maintained a cumulative grade point average of at 6, 1989 least 2.60 during those sessions • Apply to the Schulich School of Engineering, Ofﬁce of Undergraduate Studies by February 15

EOG Resources Canada Inc. $2000 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Planning a career in the petroleum industry Bursary 4th School of • Academic merit EOG Resources Canada Inc. Engineering • Financial need

Fluor Daniel Canada, Inc. $2000 3 3rd or 4th Schulich • Offered to students in Chemical, Civil, Electrical or Scholarships School of Mechanical Engineering Fluor Daniel Canada, Inc., Engineering • No more than one award is allocated to any one Calgary discipline Chemical • Academic merit • Must have been enrolled in a full course load for their Civil program • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Electrical • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Mechanical 574 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Focus Intec Geomatics Bursary $2000 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Focus Intec School of • Financial need Engineering

Geomatics

Edward A. Galvin Scholarship $1500 1 4th Schulich • Preference given to a student enrolled in the Depart- Anadarko Canada Corporation, School of ment of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Calgary (established by Norcen Engineering • Academic merit Energy Resources Ltd., in honour • Financial need of Mr. E.A. Galvin) • Some consideration given to participation in extra- curricular activities

Gemini Engineering Limited $1000 1 4th Schulich • Offered to a student in Chemical or Mechanical Bursary School of Engineering Carl and Liz Johnson Engineering • Academic merit • Financial need Chemical • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Must have indicated an intention to pursue a career Mechanical in the petroleum industry

Geomatics Engineering Future $1500 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Demonstrated leadership and volunteerism in extra- Leaders Award School of curricular activities beneﬁting the University and/or Established using research royal- Engineering community ties obtained by Drs. Naser El- • Grade point average of not less than 3.50 in the Shelmy and Klaus Peter Schwarz Geomatics previous academic year from the commercialization of KINGPAD Software (NS/GPS integration software)

Geomatics Engineering Student $500 2 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Society Bursaries School of • Financial need Geomatics Engineering Student Engineering • Extra-curricular, on-campus activities within Geomat- Society ics Engineering Geomatics

Geomatics Engineering ‘25th $3000 3 2nd, 3rd and Schulich • Offered to a student in second, third and fourth year Anniversary’ Bursaries 4th School of Geomatics Engineering Department of Geomatics Engineering • Academic merit Engineering at the University of • Financial need Calgary, industry supporters, Geomatics • Must have completed the previous year in the Schul- and alumni, in celebrating the ich School of Engineering with a grade point average department’s 25th anniversary of at least 3.00 based on a minimum course load of ﬁve full-course equivalents

Peter Glockner Engineering up to 1 3rd Schulich • Offered to a student in Civil or Mechanical Engineering Scholarship for Excellence $6500 School of • Academic merit in second year courses while en- Established by Peter and Sarah (Renew- Engineering rolled in the Schulich School of Engineering Glockner to provide an educa- able) • Financial need may also be taken into consideration tional opportunity to outstanding Civil • Canadian citizen or permanent resident and gifted students • Renewable for one more year providing maintained Mechanical a minimum grade point average of 3.50 in the third year while enrolled in a full course load • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Awards and Financial Assistance 575 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

H. Roy Goldfinch Memorial $600 1 4th Schulich • Academic merit Award School of • Minimum grade point average of 2.60 in the previous British Columbia Land Surveyors Engineering academic year Foundation, from donations in • Must be enrolled in ENGO 579: Survey Law and the name of H. Roy Goldfinch Geomatics ENGO 500: Geomatics Engineering Project in final who died in 1996. Although Mr. year and have selected a topic dealing with cadastral Goldfinch retired from the Land land studies for the ENGO 500 project Title Office in Victoria in 1979, • Preference given to students who completed their he continued as mentor to land secondary schooling within the province of British surveyors, lawyers, students and Columbia articled pupils from a research • No application required. Eligible students will auto- desk at the Victoria Registry up matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. until the time of his death (almost seventy years).

GPAC Bursary up to 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Offered to a student in the Schulich School of Engi- Canadian Gas Processors Sup- $1000 School of neering or the Department of Geology and Geophys- pliers Association and matching Engineering ics grant from the Alberta Opportuni- • Planning to pursue a career in the ﬁeld of gas pro- ties Bursary Fund 3rd or 4th Science cessing • Academic merit (Geology and • Financial need Geophysics) • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Graduate of a Canadian high school

John W. Gregg Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Preference given to a student enrolled in Petroleum Bursary $1800 School of Engineering courses with an interest in pursuing Page Petroleum Ltd., Calgary Engineering a career in oil production, drilling, gas processing and/or reservoir engineering Chemical • Academic merit and • Financial need Petroleum • Some consideration given to participation in extra- curricular activities

John F. Hardy Memorial up to 6 3rd or 4th Schulich • Offered to students in the Department of Chemi- Bursaries $2500 School of cal Engineering or the Department of Geology and Grace B. Hardy, in memory of her Engineering Geophysics late husband John F. Hardy (Chemical) • Based primarily on ﬁnancial need • Academic merit, leadership qualities and contribution Science to extra-curricular activities also to be considered (Geology and Geophysics)

Del Henderson Memorial up to 1 4th Schulich • Academic merit Bursary $1500 School of • Financial need Family, friends, members of Engineering the Canadian Gas Processors Suppliers Association (CGPSA), Canadian Gas Processors As- sociation (CGPA), and the ﬁrm of Duckworth, Price, Henderson & Associates Ltd. 576 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

J.H. Holloway Scholarship in $2500 1 4th Schulich • Academic merit Geomatics Engineering School of • Participation in university activities J.H. Holloway Scholarship Foun- Engineering • No application required. Eligible students will auto- dation, Edmonton matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Geomatics

A.D. (Denis) Hosford up to 1 4th Schulich • Demonstrated a strong interest and ability in the area Scholarship $2500 School of of photogrammetry or GIS Friends and colleagues in Engineering • Based on academic standing in related courses memory of Denis Hosford provided a minimum grade point average of 3.20 has Geomatics been attained in the previous academic year • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

W.G. (Bill) Howard Memorial 1 @ 2 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Based on demonstration of those qualities exempli- Foundation Awards up to 4th School of ﬁed by Bill Howard W.G. (Bill) Howard Memorial $1500, 1 Engineering • Active involvement in student activities, campus Foundation in memory of the late @ up to organizations, volunteer groups or international tech- Bill Howard, a graduate of the $1000 nical aid groups Engineering class of ‘73 at the • Minimum grade point average of 2.60 University of Calgary • Apply to the Schulich School of Engineering, Ofﬁce of Undergraduate Studies by March 30

W.G. (Bill) Howard Memorial up to 2 2nd Schulich • Academic merit Foundation Scholarships $750 School of • Extra-curricular activities W.G. ( Bill) Howard Memorial Engineering • Demonstrated leadership ability through involvement Foundation in memory of the late in the community, clubs and organizations Bill Howard, a graduate of the Engineering Class of ‘73 at the University of Calgary

Wayne Hugo Memorial up to 1 4th Schulich • Academic merit Scholarship $1700 School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Family and friends of Wayne Engineering matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Hugo who lost his life while enjoy- ing his love of the mountains Chemical

Husky Energy Inc. Scholarship $1000 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Offered to a student in the Schulich School of Husky Energy Inc., Calgary School of Engineering or in the Department of Geology and Engineering Geophysics • Academic merit Science • Extra-curricular activities (Geology and Geophysics)

Institute of Navigation Alberta $1000 1 2nd Schulich • Academic merit Chapter Bursary School of • Financial need Institute of Navigation Alberta Engineering • Based on at least ﬁve full-course equivalents in the Chapter ﬁrst year of Engineering Geomatics

Institute of Navigation (ION) up to 1 3rd Schulich • Academic merit Undergraduate Bursary $1250 School of • Financial need Institute of Navigation (ION) U.S. Engineering • Must have completed the previous year in the Schul- ich School of Engineering with a grade point average Geomatics of at least 3.00 based on a minimum course load of ﬁve full-course equivalents • Must have attained a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.00 on all courses completed at the University of Calgary with a minimum of at least 10 full courses completed Awards and Financial Assistance 577 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Jacobs Canada Inc. Bursary $1000 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Offered to a student in Civil, Chemical, Electrical or Jacobs Canada Inc. School of Mechanical Engineering Engineering • Academic merit • Financial need Civil • Preference given to students interested in the ﬁelds of design engineering and construction Chemical

Electrical

Mechanical

Al Kemp Memorial Bursary $500 1 3rd Schulich • Academic merit Established by Reid Crowther & School of • Financial need Partners Limited, in memory of Engineering • Extra-curricular activities Al Kemp, with continuing funding • Completed high school in Alberta provided by Earth Tech (Canada) Mechanical Inc.

KIS-97 Undergraduate up to 1 2nd Schulich • Academic merit on at least ﬁve full-course equiva- Scholarship $2000 School of lents Kinematic International Confer- Engineering • Payment made in January ence 1997, Dr. M. Elizabeth • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Cannon and Dr. G. Lachapelle, Geomatics matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Schulich School of Engineering, University of Calgary

Jeno Korponay Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Financial need Bursary in Engineering $1800 4th School of • Academic merit Estate of Clara Korponay in Engineering • Canadian citizen or permanent resident memory of her husband, Jeno Korponay

E.J. Krakiwsky Bursary up to 1 2nd Schulich • Program specialization in Geomatics Engineering University of Calgary and profes- $1500 School of • Academic merit on at least ﬁve full-course equiva- sional colleagues of Professor Engineering lents E.J. Krakiwsky Founding Head, • Financial need (1979-1989) of the Department of Geomatics • Payment made in January Geomatics Engineering

Leica Geosystems Limited $500 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Completed two years of engineering at the University Scholarship School of of Calgary Leica Geosystems Ltd., Willow- Engineering • Academic merit dale, Ontario • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Geomatics matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Ray Lowry Memorial Bursary up to 1 2nd Schulich • Academic merit Funded from an endowment $2500 School of • Financial need established by family, friends and Engineering colleagues in memory of Ray Lowry, and matching grant from Geomatics Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund

Cliff Marteinson Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Mature undergraduate student Scholarship $700 School of • Academic merit Family and friends of Cliff Mar- Engineering • Demonstrated leadership through involvement in teinson, a mechanical engineer community or campus activities who served the University of Mechanical • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Calgary Buildings and Grounds • Preference is given to students who have several Department in a variety of years experience in the work force capacities from 1965-1990. As Energy Management Engineer (1976-1990), Cliff contributed to the construction of numerous campus buildings. 578 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Louis Mattar Scholarship $3000 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Academic merit Fekete Associates Inc. 4th School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Engineering matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Oil and Gas

McElhanney Scholarship $2500 1 4th Schulich • Academic merit McElhanney Group Ltd., School of • Preference to students who demonstrate an interest Vancouver Engineering in cadastral studies by being enrolled in both ENGO 500: Geomatics Engineering Project (with a topic in Geomatics cadastral studies) and ENGO 579: Survey Law • Demonstrated leadership ability and innovative skills will also be taken into consideration • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Wilma Elizabeth Mitchell up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Financial need Memorial Bursary $1000 4th School of • Academic merit Parents, friends, colleagues and Engineering associates of the late Wilma Elizabeth Mitchell, a graduate of the 1979 class in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Calgary

Nabors Drilling Limited $750 1 4th Schulich • Academic merit Scholarship School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Nabors Drilling Limited, Calgary Engineering matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Mechanical

NACE International Bursary $2000 1 4th Schulich • Academic merit National Association of Corrosion School of • Financial need Engineers - Calgary Section Engineering • Must be registered as a student member of NACE • Must have obtained a B grade or better in ENME 421: Materials I, CHEM 429: Inorganic Chemistry for Chemical Engineers or ENPE 533: Petroleum Production Engineering • Must be enrolled in ENME 521: Materials II or ENPE 563: Materials Aspects of Oil and Gas Production • Extra-curricular activities will also be taken into consideration

Tony Neidermayer Memorial up to 4 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Academic merit Bursaries $1500 4th School of • Financial need Employees of Amoco Canada Engineering Petroleum Company Ltd. and friends of the late Tony Neidermayer

Sadie M. Nelson Bursary in up to 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Electrical Engineering $800 School of • Financial need Sadie M. Nelson with thanks to Engineering • Canadian citizen the University of Calgary for the • Resident of Alberta education received by the chil- Electrical dren of Fred and Sadie Nelson

L.R. (Dick) Newby Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Canadian citizen Award $1000 School of • Demonstrated great promise towards becoming a Friends, family and associates of Engineering Professional Surveyor L.R. (Dick) Newby • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Geomatics matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Awards and Financial Assistance 579 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Rob Newman Memorial Bursary up to 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Funded by an endowment estab- $1000 School of • Financial need lished by Southern Alberta Chap- Engineering • Must have successfully completed or be enrolled ter of ASHRAE (American Society in at least one of the following courses related to of Refrigeration, Heating and Air Mechanical refrigeration, heating or air conditioning: ENME 471: Conditioning Engineers), and Heat Transfer, ENME 485: Mechanical Engineering matching grant from the Alberta Thermodynamics, ENME 495: Fluid Mechanics or Opportunities Bursary Fund ENME 583: Mechanical Systems in Buildings • Preference may be given to students who are members or have family who are members of ASHRAE

Nexen Inc. Bursary $3000 1 3rd Science • Offered to a student in Honours Geology or in the Nexen Inc. (Honours Schulich School of Engineering Geology) • Intended to support a student interested in a career in the petroleum industry Schulich • Academic merit School of • Financial need Engineering

Hans M. Nielsen Memorial up to 2 3rd or 4th Schulich • One award offered in Electrical Engineering and one Undergraduate Bursaries $3000 School of in Mechanical Engineering K.E. Nielsen in memory of Hans Engineering • Academic merit M. Nielsen • Financial need Electrical • Canadian citizen • Resident of Alberta Mechanical

Trajan and Florica Nitescu $2000 3 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Academic merit Scholarships 4th School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Mrs. Florica Nitescu in memory of Engineering matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. her husband Trajan

Orbit Valve Company Limited up to 2 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Bursaries $800 School of • Financial need Orbit Valve Canada Ltd., Calgary Engineering

Chemical and Petroleum

Robert B. Paugh Memorial $750 1 2nd Schulich • Grade point average of at least 3.00 Bursary in Engineering School of • Academic merit Offered in memory of Robert B. Engineering • Financial need Paugh, a former student of the University of Alberta

Petroleum Society of CIM up to 4 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Scholarships $1500 School of • Extra-curricular activities Petroleum Society of CIM Engineering

Professional Engineers’, $1000 1 2nd or 3rd Schulich • Offered to a student in the Schulich School of Engi- Geologists’ and Geophysicists’ School of neering or majoring in Geology or Geophysics Wives’ Club of Calgary Bursary Engineering • Academic merit Professional Engineers’, Geolo- • Financial need gists’ and Geophysicists’ Wives’ Science • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Club of Calgary • Graduated from a Calgary high school (Geology or Geophysics) 580 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Raytheon Canada Limited $1000 1 3rd Schulich • Offered to a student in either Electrical Engineering Scholarship for Aboriginal School of or Computer Science Students Engineering • Canadian aboriginal student Raytheon Canada Limited (Electrical, or • Academic merit any • If no eligible applicants in Electrical Engineering department) or Computer Science then Canadian aboriginal students enrolled in the following disciplines will Science be considered in the order listed: Engineering (any (Computer department), Mathematics, Physics, or any under- Science, or graduate faculty Mathemat- ics, Physics)

Any

Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd. $750 1 4th Schulich • Academic merit Prize School of • Preference will be given to a student who has dem- Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd., Engineering onstrated an interest and ability in both practical and Calgary academic aspects of structural engineering Civil • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Jack A. Sandercock Bursary $750 1 2nd Schulich • Academic merit Ziff Energy Group in recogni- School of • Financial need tion of the contribution to the Engineering • Extra-curricular activities Canadian gas industry by Jack A. Sandercock, a long time senior associate of Ziff Energy

Michel Sargious Scholarships up to 2 3rd Schulich • Outstanding academic merit determined by the com- Michael Sargious, Calgary $1500 School of bined average of ﬁrst and second years completed in Engineering the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary Civil • Ineligible if repeated either year and/or grade point average is less than 3.50 in either year • Must have taken 10 full-course equivalents over the two consecutive years in Engineering • In the event there is only one qualiﬁed student, both scholarships may be awarded to that student • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Saskatchewan Land Surveyors’ $1250 1 4th Schulich • Completed secondary schooling in Saskatchewan Association Award School of • Academic merit Saskatchewan Land Surveyors’ Engineering • Grade point average of not less than 2.60 in the Association, Regina previous academic year Geomatics • Must be enrolled in ENGO 579: Survey Law and ENGO 500: Geomatics Engineering Project • Selected a topic dealing with cadastral land studies for ENGO 500 project • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

David Scovill Memorial Bursary up to 1 3rd Schulich • Academic merit Family and friends in memory of $500 School of • Financial need David Scovill, BSc (Engineering) Engineering • Based on at least ﬁve full-course equivalents taken in the second year of Engineering Geomatics Awards and Financial Assistance 581 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

SESCI - 84 Scholarships up to 2 Any Environmen- • Investigating the areas of renewable energy and Solar Energy Society of Canada $625 tal Design energy conservation, with emphasis on the practical Inc., Calgary Chapter, from and economical aspects of these technologies proceeds of the 1984 national Schulich • Topics include energy management, energy conser- conference held at the University School of vation and design, solar energy, wind, biomass, alter- of Calgary Engineering native renewable fuels, photovoltaic, geothermal, solar heating and cooling, etc. • Must be registered in either the Faculty of Environ- mental Design or in a graduate or undergraduate program in the Schulich School of Engineering with preference given to a student in the Mechanical Engineering program • Apply to the Faculty of Environmental Design Awards Committee by November 1. Applicants must submit a one-page (600 word) proposal describing a project dealing with energy conservation or renewable energies they will undertake in the academic year. Include a brief curriculum vitae. A copy of the research report will be sent to the donor at the conclusion of the project.

W.H.B. Sharp Memorial $600 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Academic merit Scholarship in Engineering 4th School of • Financial need W. Gray Sharp, Calgary Engineering • Canadian citizen • Taken major part of schooling from a town or rural area in Alberta

Jerry J. Simpson Memorial $2000 1 Final Schulich • Academic merit Scholarship School of • Preference is given to students who demonstrate an Midwest Surveys in memory of Engineering interest in cadastral studies through an internship Jerry J. Simpson • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Geomatics matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Sony of Canada Engineering $1500 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Offered to a student in Computer or Software Engi- Scholarship 4th School of neering Sony of Canada Science Scholar- Engineering • Academic merit ship Foundation • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Computer matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Software

Andrew Spinney Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Scholarship $1000 School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Caroline Troy in memory of Engineering matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Andrew Spinney (1964-1997) who graduated with distinction Electrical from the University of Calgary in 1987. The award is established in recognition of his commitment to engineering excellence.

Stewart Bursaries up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Academic merit Jim, Jeff, Sheila, Rebecca and $1700 4th School of • Financial need Lorraine Stewart, Calgary Engineering • Canadian citizen or permanent resident

Stuart Olson Scholarship $1500 1 3rd Schulich • Academic merit Stuart Olson Construction on the School of • Good personal qualities and leadership potential occasion of their 60th anniversary Engineering • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Must have indicated an interest in the construction Civil ﬁeld

SUDIC Bursaries up to 4 3rd or 4th Schulich • Offered to students in Chemical Engineering or in the Sulphur Development Institute of $2000 School of Department of Chemistry Canada (SUDIC) Engineering • Academic merit (Chemical) • Financial need • Canadian citizen or permanent resident 2nd, 3rd or Science 4th (Chemistry) 582 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Suncor Energy Foundation $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Academic merit Scholarship in Engineering 4th School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Suncor Energy Foundation Engineering matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Talisman Energy Inc. (1995) up to 3 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Offered to students in the Schulich School of Engi- Bursaries $1700 4th School of neering or the Department of Geology and Geophysics Endowed by Bow Valley Energy Engineering • Academic merit Inc. prior to its amalgamation with • Financial need Talisman Energy Inc. in 1995 Science • Canadian citizen or permanent resident (Geology and Geophysics)

Talisman Energy Inc. $10,000 3 3rd or 4th Schulich • Majoring in Chemical, Mechanical or Oil and Gas Undergraduate Scholarships in School of Engineering Energy and Related Studies in Engineering • Based primarily on academic merit Engineering • Must have completed coursework that focuses on Talisman Energy Inc. is a large Chemical the field of energy independent oil and gas producer • Also based on the preparation of an essay with global operations. Talisman Mechanical • Apply to the Dean’s Office, Schulich School of believes that being a responsible Engineering by March 31. Applicants must submit and welcome member of the Oil and Gas an essay (maximum of 1000 words) summarizing communities in which it operates their interest in studying in the field of energy, the is an essential part of their busi- environment and the economy and demonstrated ness strategy. These scholarships potential for advanced study and research in the field provide the opportunity to sup- of energy, the environment and the economy. port students and empower them to focus their unique talents on the challenges and opportunities faced by the oil and gas industry.

Tenet Medical Engineering $1000 2 3rd or 4th Schulich • Demonstrated work experience in research and de- Awards School of velopment or manufacturing outside the Oil and Gas Tenet Medical Engineering Engineering industry • Mnimum grade point average of 2.70 in the previous Mechanical Fall and Winter Sessions and Manu- facturing

Terasen Pipelines Inc. Bursary $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Offered to a student in the Schulich School of Engi- Terasen Pipelines Inc. 4th School of neering or in the Faculty of Science Engineering • Academic merit • Financial need Science

J. Harry Tims & Family Engi- up to 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit neering Award $1200 School of • Participation in student affairs J. Harry Tims, P.Eng., retired Engineering • Financial need president of the construction • Interest in the construction industry company of McTavish McKay & Civil • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Company Limited, together with his family

Kenneth S. Toovey Memorial $1000 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit Bursary School of • Financial need Friends and co-workers of Ken Engineering Toovey Civil

Allan Torvi Memorial Award up to 1 Final Schulich • Based on a demonstration of those qualities exem- Friends, family and colleagues $1000 School of pliﬁed by Allan Torvi of Allan Torvi, a professor in the Engineering • Demonstrated active involvement in student activi- Department of Mechanical and ties, campus organizations and/or volunteer groups Manufacturing Engineering, in Mechanical • Minimum grade point average of 3.00 in the previous recognition of his contribution to and academic year the Department of Mechanical Manufactur- • Canadian citizen or permanent resident and Manufacturing Engineering ing • No application required. Eligible students will auto- from 1969-1997 matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Awards and Financial Assistance 583 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

TransAlta Corporation $750 5 Schulich • One award is offered in the Departments of Chemical Memorial Scholarships School of and Petroleum, Civil, Mechanical and Manufactur- TransAlta Corporation in memory Engineering ing Engineering and two in Electrical and Computer of G.A. Gaherty, late Chairperson Engineering of the Board of Calgary Power • Academic merit 2nd Chemical Ltd. (now known as TransAlta and Petro- Corporation) leum

2nd Civil

2nd Mechanical and Manu- facturing

2nd Electrical and Com- puter

Trotter & Morton Limited, W. up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Academic merit Watson Bursary $300 4th School of • Financial need Trotter & Morton Limited, Calgary Engineering

UMA Scholarship up to 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Academic merit UMA Engineering Ltd. $1800 School of • Extra-curricular activities that demonstrate leader- Engineering ship

Civil

University of Calgary up to 1 3rd Schulich • Academic merit Engineering Class of ‘70 Jim $1000 School of • Canadian citizen Low Memorial Scholarship Engineering • Planning a career in the engineering profession University of Calgary Engineering • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Class of 1970 matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Urban and Regional up to 1 4th Schulich • Offered to a student in the Department of Geomatics Information Systems $250 School of Engineering or Department of Geography Association Scholarship Engineering • Pursuing studies in the area of land information Alberta Chapter of the Urban and (Geomatics) systems or geographic information systems Regional Information Systems • Academic merit Association Social • Participation in extra-curricular activities of beneﬁt to Sciences the community (Geography)

Jim Van Dam Scholarship $2000 1 4th Schulich • Academic merit Focus Corporation Ltd. School of • Preference is given to students who demonstrate Engineering an interest in cadastral studies by being enrolled in ENGO 579: Survey Law or ENGO 581: Land Use Geomatics Planning • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Verity Inc. Scholarship in $5000 1 Final Schulich • Academic merit Software Engineering School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Verity Canada Engineering matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Software

Harvest Energy Trust Bursary $1500 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Offered to a student in the Schulich School of Engi- Harvest Energy Trust 4th School of neering or majoring in Geology or Geophysics Engineering • Academic merit • Financial need Science • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Interested in a career in the petroleum industry (Geology or Geophysics) 584 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Mike Ward Engineering up to 1 Completed Schulich • Completed the Schulich School of Engineering Internship Prize $500 Internship School of Internship program Friends and colleagues of Mi- and Engineering • Chosen from amongst the Engineering Internship chael Allan Ward in recognition of Gold Merit Award winners his contribution to the establish- Plaque • No application required. Eligible students will auto- ment of the Engineering Intern- matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. ship program

Mike Ward Prize in Civil up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Grade point average of not less than 3.00 in the Engineering $500 4th School of previous academic year Friends and colleagues of Mi- Engineering • Exhibited strong citizenship qualities as exempliﬁed chael Allan Ward in recognition of by the late Dr. Ward his contribution to the programs Civil • No application required. Eligible students will auto- and facilities in the Department of matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Civil Engineering

Senator Stan Waters Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Offered to a student in Business, Political Science or Scholarship $5000 School of Engineering Senator Stan Waters Memorial Business • Academic merit Foundation • Demonstrated leadership in student government, Social student activities (preferably with a business and/or Sciences political direction) • Involvement in scholastic or extra-curricular activities (Political that promote the development of superior communi- Science) cation skills Schulich School of Engineering

West Canadian Bursary in $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Financial need Engineering 4th School of • Academic merit West Canadian Engineering

Civil

Stephen P. Williams Memorial up to 1 4th Schulich • Based primarily on leadership ability Award $1500 School of • Minimum grade point average of 2.60 required in the Family, friends and colleagues Engineering previous year of study in the surveying and mapping • No application required. Eligible students will auto- profession in memory of Stephen Geomatics matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Williams, who graduated from the University of Calgary in 1986

Ursula O. and Herbert Zandmer up to 3 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Majoring in Chemical or Oil and Gas Engineering in Combined Degree Bursaries $5000 4th School of the Schulich School of Engineering and registered Estate of Ursula O. and Herbert Engineering in a combined degree program in the Faculties of Zandmer Social Sciences, Haskayne School of Business, Chemical or Humanities, or Fine Arts Oil and Gas • At least one award is given in each of the ﬁelds of Engineering study (Combined • Academic merit Degree • Financial need Program) • In the event that there are no eligible students in combined degree programs, students majoring in Chemi- Chemical or cal or Oil and Gas Engineering will be considered Oil and Gas Engineering Awards and Financial Assistance 585 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Ursula O. and Herbert Zandmer up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Majoring in Chemical or Oil and Gas Engineering in Combined Degree Scholarships $5000 4th School of the Schulich School of Engineering and registered Estate of Ursula O. and Herbert Engineering in a combined degree program in the Faculties of Zandmer Social Sciences, Haskayne School of Business, Chemical or Humanities, or Fine Arts Oil and Gas • One award is given in each of the ﬁelds of study Engineering • Academic merit (Combined • In the event that there are no eligible students in com- Degree bined degree programs, students majoring in Chemical Program) or Oil and Gas Engineering will be considered • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Chemical or matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Oil and Gas Engineering

R.W. Zwicky Memorial Prize up to 1 4th or 5th Humanities • Combined Humanities/Engineering degree program Zwicky Family in memory of their $800 (BSc - Eng/ • Academic merit in all humanities courses taken husband and father, R.W. Zwicky BA Com- • Minimum grade point average of 3.20 required in all bined Degree courses taken in the most recent Fall/Winter Ses- Program) sions • In the event there is no eligible recipient, the award will be offered to a student entering fourth year in the Schulich Schulich School of Engineering School of • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Engineering matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. (BSc - Eng/ BA Com- bined Degree Program)

4th Schulich School of Engineering Faculty of Science

Frank Adam Scholarships in up to 2 3rd or 4th Science • Academic merit Physical Chemistry $1700 • Interest and aptitude in Physical Chemistry to be Friends, family and colleagues of Physical taken into consideration Frank C. Adam, a member of the Chemistry • No application required. Eligible students will auto- academic staff of the Department matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. of Chemistry at the University of Calgary from 1958-1983

Alumni Bursaries in Geology $2500 Vari- Science • Academic merit and Geophysics able • Financial need Alumni and friends of the Depart- 2nd, 3rd, or Geology • Offered in each of the ﬁelds of study ment of Geology and Geophysics 4th • Preference is given to students with an interest in a career in the Petroleum industry 2nd, 3rd, or Geophysics 4th

Alumni Scholarships in Geology $2500 Vari- Science • Academic merit and Geophysics able • Offered in each of the ﬁelds of study Alumni and friends of the Depart- 2nd, 3rd or Geology • Preference is given to students with an interest in a ment of Geology and Geophysics 4th career in the Petroleum industry

2nd, 3rd, or Geophysics 4th

American Mineralogist One year 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Highest mark in GLGY 313: Crystallography and Undergraduate Award student 4th Optical Mineralogy Mineralogical Society of America, mem- Geology • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Washington, DC bership matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. and a RiM or Mono- graph Volume 586 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

APEGGA Education Foundation up to 1 3rd Science • Outstanding academic merit Roy O. Lindseth Scholarship in $3000 • Program leading to an Honours Geophysics degree Geophysics Geophysics or to a degree with a major in Geophysics Association of Professional (Honours or • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Engineers, Geologists and Geo- Major) • No application required. Eligible students will auto- physicists of Alberta Education matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Foundation, Edmonton, in honour of Dr. Lindseth, PGeoph for his selﬂess and outstanding contributions to the profession

APEGGA Education Foundation up to 1 3rd Science • Outstanding academic merit Scholarship in Geology $3000 • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Association of Professional Geology • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Engineers, Geologists and Geo- (Honours or matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. physicists of Alberta Education Specializa- Foundation, Edmonton tion)

Hisao P. & Mary Needler $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Major in the Department of Biological Sciences Arai Marine Field Studies 4th • Must be registered in or have completed at least two Scholarship Biological courses (one full-course equivalent) in zoology ap- Established by Hisao P. & Mary Sciences plicable towards their degree Needler Arai & friends (Bamﬁeld • Academic merit over the previous three academic Marine sessions Station) • Contingent upon successful completion of a course at the Bamﬁeld Marine Sciences Centre • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination when application is made for BMSC courses.

AstraZeneca Canada Inc. $4000 1 Final Science • Offered to a student in an Honours BSc program in Scholarship Biology, Chemistry or Biochemistry AstraZeneca Canada Inc. Biology • Academic merit (Honours)

Chemistry (Honours)

Biochemistry (Honours)

Matt Bjarnason Memorial Prize up to 1 4th Science • Best all-around student in the third year of the Geol- Geology Club, University of $150 ogy program Calgary Geology • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Kathleen Bothner Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Academic merit Scholarship $2000 4th • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Mr. Alvin Bothner in memory of Environmen- his wife, Kathleen Bothner tal Science Awards and Financial Assistance 587 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Robert Boulware Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Academic merit Scholarship $1200 4th • Preference given to a student majoring in Geophys- Canadian Natural Resources Geology and ics Limited, in memory of Robert Geophysics • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Boulware, one of its founders and matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. a leader in the petroleum industry

BP Canada Energy Company $2500 1 3rd or 4th Science • Academic merit Bursary in Geophysics • Financial need BP Canada Energy Company Geophysics • Extra-curricular activities • Major in Geophysics

BP Canada Energy Company $2500 1 4th (Final) Science • Outstanding academic merit Undergraduate Scholarship in • Major in Geology Geology Geology • Program should emphasize courses related to BP Canada Energy Company (Honours) petroleum exploration (stratigraphy, edimentology, paleontology and geologically oriented computer applications) • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Donald C. Burtt Scholarship up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Offered to a student in the Department of Geology Donald C. Burtt, D. Stephen $1000 4th and Geophysics Burtt, B.D. Gale, D. Craig Natland Geology and • Academic merit and Kenneth B. MacDonald in Geophysics • Preference is given to students who have declared a recognition of Donald Burtt’s con- major in Geophysics tribution to the petroleum industry • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Calgary Branch of Canadian $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Highest standing in ENSC 401: ENSC Field Course I Institute of Mining, Metallurgy 4th • No application required. Eligible students will auto- and Petroleum Scholarship in Environmen- matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Environmental Science tal Science Calgary Branch of Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum

Calgary Branch of Canadian $1000 1 3rd or 4th Science • Highest aggregate standing in the following courses: Institute of Mining, Metallurgy GLGY 311: Minerals and Rocks, GLGY 313: Crystal- and Petroleum Scholarship in Geology lography and Optical Mineralogy, and GLGY 443: Geology Igneous Metamorphic Petrology Calgary Branch of Canadian • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Petroleum

3rd or 4th Science (Geology and Geophysics)

3rd or 4th Haskayne School of Business

Canadian Information $500 1 4th Science • Academic merit Processing Society Scholarship plus • Must be CIPS member Canadian Information Processing 1-year Computer • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Society, Calgary student Science matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. mem- bership in CIPS

Canadian Society for Chemistry Silver 1 4th Science • Highest standing in the work of the third year in Prize Medal Honours Chemistry Canadian Society for Chemistry, and Cer- Chemistry • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Ottawa tiﬁcate (Honours) matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Canadian Society of Petroleum One- 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Highest aggregate standing in subject areas relating Geologists Undergraduate year 4th to Petroleum Geology Award student Petroleum • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Canadian Society of Petroleum mem- Geology matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Geologists, Calgary bership in CSPG, Certiﬁ- cate of Merit and $100

Chemistry Faculty Scholarship up to 1 4th Science • Outstanding student who has completed three years Faculty members of the Depart- $2200 of university work ment of Chemistry, University of Chemistry • Continuing on in the Chemistry Major or Chemistry Calgary (Major or Honours program Honours) • Taken equivalent of at least six full-course equivalents in Chemistry • Attended University of Calgary for not less than two years • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Awards and Financial Assistance 589 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

William Clow Prize up to 1 4th Science • Highest combined average of GLGY 437: Mapping Family of William Clow $500 in Sedimentary Terrains and GLGY 439: Mapping in Geology Igneous and Metamorphic Terrains (or equivalent) • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

E.G. Coombe Family Bursaries up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Science • Financial need in Chemistry $2000 4th • Academic merit Edwin G. Coombe Family, Chemistry • Contribution to extra-curricular activities also taken Calgary (Major or into consideration Honours) • Canadian citizen or permanent resident

Raymond Dales Award of up to 1 4th Science • Academic merit Excellence in Geology $1000 • Preference given to a student with a leaning towards Family and friends of the late Geology mineral rather than oil and gas exploration Raymond Dales, a student in • Canadian citizen the Department of Geology and • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Geophysics from 1980-1981 matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Data Processing Management up to 1 4th Science • Academic merit Association Prize $350 • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Calgary Chapter of the Data Pro- Computer matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. cessing Management Association Science

Devon Canada Corpora- $1000 1 3rd or 4th Science • Academic merit tion Bursary in Geology and • Financial need Geophysics Geology and Devon Canada Corporation, Geophysics Calgary

Devon Canada Corporation $1000 1 3rd or 4th Science • Academic merit Bursary in Environmental • Financial need Science Environmen- Devon Canada Corporation, tal Science Calgary

Bernice Dornan Prize in up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Highest standing in an elementary Inorganic Chemis- Inorganic Chemistry $750 4th try course Friends, family and colleagues of Inorganic • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Bernice Dornan, a former techni- Chemistry matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. cian in the Inorganic and Physical Chemistry teaching laboratories at the University of Calgary

Enerplus Resources Fund $2500 2 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • One award is offered to a student majoring in Oil and Bursaries 4th School of Gas Engineering and one majoring in Geology Enerplus Resources Fund Engineering • Academic merit (Oil and Gas) • Financial need • Must be interested in a career in the petroleum industry 2nd, 3rd or Science • Canadian citizen or permanent resident 4th (Geology)

Roy Perry Fabbro Memorial up to 1 4th Science • Interested in a career in the Petroleum Industry Award $1000 • Demonstrates excellence in both the practical and Family, friends and colleagues of Geology academic aspects of the profession the late Roy Fabbro in recogni- • No application required. Eligible students will auto- tion of his accomplishments as matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. a respected businessman and trusted friend

O. George Fritz Scholarship up to 1 4th Science • Academic merit University of Calgary Faculty As- $1000 • No application required. Eligible students will auto- sociation, friends and colleagues Physics and matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. of O.George Fritz, a member of Astronomy the academic staff of the Univer- sity of Calgary from 1969 until his death February, 1994 590 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

GAC Student Prize One- 1 Final Science • Awarded to the top academic student in Geology Geological Association of Canada year and Geophysics mem- Geology and • No application required. Eligible students will auto- bership Geophysics matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. in GAC and a GAC publica- tion H.A. Gorrell Memorial Bursaries up to 2 4th Humanities • One award offered in the Department of English and Mrs. Jean Gorrell in memory of $2500 (English) one in the Department of Geology and Geophysics her husband H.A. Gorrell • Academic merit 4th Science • Financial need • Extra-curricular activities (Geology and Geophysics)

GPAC Bursary up to 1 3rd or 4th Schulich • Offered to a student in the Schulich School of Engi- Canadian Gas Processors Sup- $1000 School of neering or the Department of Geology and Geophysics pliers Association and matching Engineering • Planning to pursue a career in the ﬁeld of gas pro- grant from the Alberta Opportuni- cessing ties Bursary Fund Science • Academic merit • Financial need (Geology and • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Geophysics) • Graduate of a Canadian high school

Laurie Ircandia Memorial $10,000 2 3rd or 4th Science • Intending to pursue graduate studies in the areas of Scholarships ecology, environmental protection, zoology or marine Family and friends of Laurie biology Ircandia • Academic merit • Participation in extra-curricular activities related to the above ﬁelds of study • Applicants must submit an essay (maximum of 1000 words) to the Department of Biological Sciences summarizing their intention to pursue graduate studies in the area of ecology, environmental protection, zoology or marine biology and their participation in extra-curricular activities related to these ﬁelds of study by May 1. Awards and Financial Assistance 591 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Tibor & Magdalena Jamniczky up to 1 Final Science • Academic merit Memorial Award $1000 • Financial need Funded by an endowment Environmen- • Must be intending to pursue graduate studies in the established by Laszlo Jamniczky tal Science area of ecology and/or environmental protection and Susanne Devlin-Jamniczky in memory of their parents and matching grant from Alberta Op- portunities Bursary Fund

Grace LeBel Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Intending to take a course offered at the Kananaskis Funded by an endowment es- $500 4th Field Stations tablished by Edward A. Johnson Biological • Academic merit in recognition of the contribu- Sciences • Financial need tion made by Grace LeBel to the (Kananaskis • Apply to the Department of Biological Sciences by Kananaskis ﬁeld stations as admin- Field March 15 istrative secretary from 1978-2000, Stations) and matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund

Lockhart Family Computer up to 1 Final Science • Academic merit Science Award $1000 • Extra-curricular involvement in the community, with May and John Lockhart Computer preference to computer science related activities Science Paul Edward Macleod Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Highest standing in an elementary organic chemistry Prize in Chemistry $750 4th course at the University of Calgary Provided by the late Mrs. J.E.A. Organic • Record otherwise satisfactory Macleod, Calgary, in memory of Chemistry • No application required. Eligible students will auto- her son who died while a student matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. of the University

Right Honourable Don up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Offered to a student in one of the collaborative Mazankowski Scholarship $1000 4th Social Sci- degree programs (Earth Science or Environmental Foundation Bursary ences Science) offered by the Faculty of Science and the Funded by an endowment estab- Faculty of Social Sciences lished by the Don Mazankowski • Academic merit Scholarship Foundation and Earth • Financial need matching grant from Alberta Op- Science • Extra-curricular activities involving community ser- portunities Bursary Fund Collabora- vice tive Degree • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Program • Preference given to students with demonstrated leadership ability Environmen- tal Science Collabora- tive Degree Program

John McCamis Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Academic merit Scholarship $2500 4th • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Friends and colleagues of the late Geology and matically be considered by their faculty for nomina- John McCamis in recognition of Geophysics tion. his work in the petroleum industry and the warm feeling that his colleagues will always have for John

Migotti-McCombe Award up to 1 3rd or 4th Science • Academic merit Friends, family and colleagues $500 • No application required. Eligible students will auto- in recognition of the contribu- Actuarial matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. tion made by Mr. Harding Migotti Science and Mr. Keith McCombe to the Actuarial Science program at the University of Calgary

Mineralogical Association of Special 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Highest marks in GLGY 311: Minerals and Rocks, Canada Award M.A.C. 4th GLGY 313: Crystallography and Optical Mineralogy, Mineralogical Association of Publica- Geology and GLGY 443: Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology Canada, Toronto, Ontario tion • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. 592 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

William M. Norton Scholarship $1000 1 2nd Science • Intending to pursue a MD degree William M. Norton Fund at The • Minimum GPA of 3.50 on a full course load Calgary Foundation • Canadian citizen • Graduated from a Calgary high school • In case of a tie, ﬁnancial need will be taken into consideration

Olympic Seismic Bursaries $1000 2 3rd or 4th Science • Academic merit Olympic Seismic Ltd. • Financial need Geology and Geophysics

Lois Palmer Award up to 1 3rd or 4th Science • Actively involved in extra-curricular activities (e.g. Established by the friends, class- $400 community, student, athletic and/or departmental mates and family of the late Lois Geology and affairs) Palmer Geophysics • Maintaining at least a satisfactory academic standing • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Penn West Energy Trust $5000 2 3rd or 4th Science • Majoring in Geology with a Petroleum Geology con- Bursaries in Petroleum Geology centration Penn West Energy Trust Petroleum • Academic merit Geology • Financial need

Penn West Energy Trust $5000 2 2nd, 3rd or Science • One award is offered to a student majoring in Geol- Geoscience Bursaries 4th ogy and one in Geophysics Penn West Energy Trust Geology • Academic merit • Financial need Geophysics

Penn West Energy Trust $5000 2 2nd, 3rd or Science • One award is offered to a student majoring in Geol- Geoscience Scholarships 4th ogy and one in Geophysics Penn West Energy Trust Geology • Academic merit • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Geophysics matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Penn West Energy Trust $5000 2 3rd or 4th Science • Majoring in Geology with a Petroleum Geology con- Scholarships in Petroleum centration Geology Petroleum • Academic merit Penn West Energy Trust Geology • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Physics and Astronomy up to 1 3rd Science • Academic merit Undergraduate Scholarship $500 • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Megan McClure Physics and matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Astronomy

Rollie Prather Memorial Prize $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Academic merit Family, friends and colleagues in 4th • No application required. Eligible students will auto- memory of Rollin W. Prather Geology and matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Geophysics

Reg Prince Memorial Prize in up to 1 4th Science • Proceeding into a BSc in Botany or Honours Botany Botany $300 program Established by Mrs. R. Prince in Botany (BSc • Based on overall academic performance memory of her late husband or Honours) • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Awards and Financial Assistance 593 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Raytheon Canada Limited $1000 1 3rd Schulich • Offered to a student in Electrical Engineering or Scholarship for Aboriginal School of Computer Science Students Engineering • Canadian aboriginal student Raytheon Canada Limited (Electrical, or • Academic merit any • If no eligible applicants in Electrical Engineering department) or Computer Science then Canadian aboriginal students enrolled in the following disciplines will Science be considered in the order listed: Engineering (any (Computer department), Mathematics, Physics, or any under- Science, or graduate faculty Mathemat- ics, Physics)

Any

Jacques E. Renaud Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Academic merit Bursary $1000 4th • Financial need Blanca J. Renaud Geology • Preference is given to students who have graduated from a high school in Quebec

William J. Rodgers Bursary up to 1 3rd or 4th Science • Academic merit Funded by an endowment estab- $1000 • Financial need lished by the family of William J. Geology Rodgers and matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund

Society of Calgary $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Academic merit Undergraduate Mathematics 4th • Must be a member of the Society of Calgary Under- Scholarship (SCUM) Mathematics graduate Mathematics Society of Calgary Undergraduate and Statistics Mathematics

Sony of Canada Computer $1500 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Academic merit Science Scholarship 4th • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Sony of Canada Science Scholar- Computer matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. ship Foundation Science

Sulphur Industry Prize up to 1 Final Science • Based on academic merit in the second and third Sulphur Industry $500 year of the Applied Chemistry program Applied • Payment made when the recipient has completed Chemistry the fourth year practicum and entering the ﬁnal year of the program at the University of Calgary • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the department for nomination.

Suncor Energy Foundation $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Academic merit Bursary in Geology 4th • Financial need Suncor Energy Foundation, Geology Calgary 594 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

W. Swan Memorial Book Prize $100 1 4th or Gradu- Science • Major or Honours Computer Science program Department of Computer Sci- ating • Based on grade point average in Computer Science ence, University of Calgary Computer courses Science • No application required. Eligible students will auto- (Major or matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Honours)

Talisman Energy Inc. (1995) up to 3 2nd, 3rd or Schulich • Offered to students in the Schulich School of Engi- Bursaries $1700 4th School of neering or the Department of Geology and Geophys- Endowed by Bow Valley Energy Engineering ics Inc. prior to its amalgamation with • Academic merit Talisman Energy Inc. in 1995 Science • Financial need • Canadian citizen or permanent resident (Geology and Geophysics)

Talisman Energy Inc. $10,000 2 3rd or 4th Science • Majoring in Geology or Geophysics Undergraduate Scholarships in • Students in other Science programs who feel they Energy and Related Studies in Geology are studying in a substantially energy related area are Science also encouraged to apply Talisman Energy Inc. is a large Geophysics • Based primarily on academic merit independent oil and gas producer • Must have completed coursework that focuses on with global operations. Talisman Other energy the field of energy believes that being a responsible related areas • Also based on the preparation of an essay and welcome member of the • In order to ensure compatibility with award guide- communities in which it operates lines and avoid disappointment, students majoring in is an essential part of their busi- Science programs other than Geology or Geophysics ness strategy. These scholarships must contact the Dean’s Office in the Faculty of Sci- provide the opportunity to sup- ence and receive written approval prior to application port students and empower them • Apply to the Dean’s Office, Faculty of Science to focus their unique talents on by March 31. Applicants must submit an essay the challenges and opportunities (maximum of 1000 words) summarizing their interest faced by the oil and gas industry. in studying in the field of energy, the environment and the economy and demonstrated potential for advanced study and research in the field of energy, the environment and the economy.

2nd, 3rd or Science 4th (Physics and Astronomy)

R.J. Torrence Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Offered to a student in a major or honours program Scholarship $1000 4th in Applied or Pure Mathematics Endowed by friends, family Applied • Academic merit and colleagues of Dr. Robert Mathematics • Preference given to students with a special interest J. Torrence, a professor in the (Major or in Relativity or other areas of Mathematical Physics Department of Mathematics and Honours) • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Statistics from 1968-2000, in rec- matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. ognition of Dr. Torrence’s dedica- Pure Math- tion to students of mathematics ematics (Major or Honours) Awards and Financial Assistance 595 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

25th Anniversary Scholarships up to 3 2nd, 3rd or Science • One award offered in each of: Pure Math, Applied in Mathematics and Statistics $900 4th Math, and Statistics Department of Mathematics and Pure Math • Academic merit Statistics • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Applied Math matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Statistics

Undergraduate Physics $250 1 4th Science • Best written research report (either experimental or Research Prize theoretical) Anonymous Physics and • The research may include work done in the current Astronomy academic year as well as summer or Co-op research completed the previous summer • Submit written report to the Head, Department of Physics and Astronomy by April 23

University of Calgary Bamfield Variable Vari- 2nd, 3rd or Science • Must be registered in either the Fall program or the Awards to a able 4th Summer Session at Bamfield Marine Station Endowment fund established com- Biological • Academic merit in the last five full-course equivalents through a bequest by an anony- bined to- Sciences completed at the University of Calgary mous donor tal of up (Bamfield • Financial need may also be taken into consideration to $5000 Marine • Students wishing to be considered for this award in any Station) should provide the information on their application year for admission to either the Fall program or the Sum- mer Session at Bamfield Marine Station • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the Department of Biological Sciences for nomination.

Upland Birds Alberta up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Majoring in the Ecology Division of the department Scholarship $750 4th • Based on academic standing in courses constituting Upland Birds Alberta Ecology the ecology ﬁeld • Must have completed at least 10 full-course equivalents • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Verity Inc. Scholarship in $5000 1 Final Science • Academic merit Computer Science • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Verity Canada Computer matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Science

Jeff Waller Memorial Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Major in Chemistry, Physics or Astrophysics Family and friends in memory of $500 4th • Academic merit Jeff Waller, BSc (Honours) 1996 Chemistry • Financial need

Physics

Astrophysics

K.S. Wani Memorial Scholarship up to 1 3rd or 4th Science • Academic merit Dr. J.K. Wani in memory of his $1500 • No application required. Eligible students will auto- father K.S. Wani Statistics matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. 596 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Clayton and Linda Woitas up to 1 1st Education • Entering the BEd (Master of Teaching Program) with Education Scholarship $2000 (Master of a BSc degree with a major in Biological Sciences, Danoff Charitable Fund of the Teaching Chemistry, Geology and Geophysics, Mathematics Fidelity Investments Charitable Program) or Physics Gift Fund to honor Clayton and • Students enrolled in the following combined degree Linda Woitas programs are also eligible: BSc (Natural Sciences)/ Any Science BEd (Master of Teaching Program) or BA or BSc (General Mathematics in Education)/BEd (Master of Combined Teaching Program) Degree • Academic merit Program • Demonstrated passion to pursue education (BSc/BEd • Canadian citizens or permanent residents -Natural • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Sciences, matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. or BSc or BA/BEd - General Mathematics)

Dr. James C.S. Wong Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Academic merit Bursary $1900 4th • Financial need Mrs. Bessie Wong, in memory of Pure her husband James C.S. Wong, Mathematics a professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics from 1971-1991

Faculty of Social Sciences

Jock Abra Scholarship in $1000 1 Final Social Sci- • Honours program in the Department of Psychology Psychology and the Arts ences • Academic merit Dr. Jock Abra (Honours • Preference given to students who demonstrate Psychology) involvement and interest in an area of fine arts, the performing arts or humanities • Students who have completed coursework in the Faculty of Fine Arts or the Faculty of Humanities will also be considered • Applicants must submit a letter to the Department of Psychology by May 1 summarizing their fine arts, performing arts or humanities involvement including specific information that clearly documents, supports and confirms the extent of involvement (eg. letters from instructors, portfolio of work produced, etc.)

Helen Acheson Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Major in the Department of Anthropology Bursary $800 4th Sciences • Financial need Family of Helen Acheson, BA ‘75 • Academic merit Anthropol- • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying ogy a full course load

Agrium Inc. Award $2000 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Completed high school in Argentina Established by Agrium Inc. of (Renew- 4th Sciences • Academic merit Calgary and the Faculty of Social able) • Preference given to a student who has completed Sciences to promote linkages coursework that focuses on energy and the environ- between the University of Calgary ment and Argentina and to facilitate • Renewable in third and fourth year providing Argentine students pursuing post- minimum grade point average of 2.60 on courses secondary education in Calgary completed in the previous academic year • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Calgary Consular Corps up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Major in International Relations Bursary $1000 4th Sciences • Academic merit Calgary Consular Corps and • Financial need matching grant from Alberta Op- International portunities Bursary Fund Relations Awards and Financial Assistance 597 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Canadian Council for the $500 2 2nd, 3rd or Haskayne • One award offered in the Haskayne School of Busi- Americas (Alberta Chapter) Es- 4th School of ness and one in the Faculty of Social Sciences say Prizes on Latin America Business • Best essay on any aspect of the Latin American Canadian Council for the Ameri- (Latin economies or trade cas (Alberta Chapter), Haskayne American • No application required. Eligible students will auto- School of Business and the economies matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Faculty of Social Sciences or trade)

2nd, 3rd or Social 4th Sciences (Latin American economies or trade)

Chacmool Bursary up to 1 4th Social • Majoring in Archaeology Archaeological Association $700 Sciences • Academic merit (Chacmool) • Financial need Archaeology

G. Gordon Clarke Bursary $1000 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Major in Economics Ziff Energy Group 4th Sciences • Academic merit • Financial need Economics • Must have completed at least one of the following courses with a minimum grade of “B+” - ECON 323: Natural Gas Markets, ECON 325: Petroleum in the North American Economy, ECON 327: Petroleum in the World Economy, ECON 475: Economics of Natu- ral Resources I, or ECON 575: Economics of Natural Resources II • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Dr. Lawrence W. Copithorne up to 1 3rd or 4th Social • Academic merit Memorial Scholarship $2500 Sciences • Preference given to a student in the Honours Eco- Department of Economics, nomics program family and friends of Lawrence Economics • Demonstrates an interest in energy economics or the Copithorne economics of natural resources • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by the Department of Economics for nomination. Elise Corbet Scholarship $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Majoring in History Chinook Country Historical So- 4th Sciences • Taken at least two Canadian History courses ciety (a Chapter of the Historical • Preference given to students with at least one course Society of Alberta) History in Western Canadian History • Awarded to the student who received the highest marks in the courses • If a tie exists, the students’ grade point averages will be taken into consideration • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Daughters of the American up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Majoring in History Revolution Heritage Chapter $500 4th Sciences • Academic merit Bursary in History • Financial need Funded by an endowment History • Preference given to a student focusing on the history established by the Daughters of of the United States the American Revolution Heritage Chapter and matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund

Sir Ranulph de Glanvill Prizes in Book 2 2nd, 3rd or Social • Best essay in HIST 474: English Legal History Legal History and cer- 4th Sciences • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Anonymous tiﬁcate matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. History

Lorne Dowling Scholarship $200 1 2nd Social • Academic merit Mrs. Ida Dowling, Calgary Sciences • Participation in extra-curricular activities 598 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Anna and Donald Drysdale up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Social • Major in History Memorial Scholarships $1250 4th Sciences • Preference is given to candidates who have declared Mrs. Henrietta Weyland in an area of concentration in Military-Diplomatic memory of her sister and brother History History or those who have taken at least two half in-law courses in Military-Diplomatic History and attained a minimum B+ grade in each of those courses • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

James Frideres Award in up to 1 Any Social • Offered to the most outstanding undergraduate or Quantitative Sociology $250 Sciences graduate student in the area of quantitative sociology Dr. James Frideres (Quantitative • Consideration will be given to academic merit, Sociology) preparation of a paper, involvement in research or other forms of scholarship which the committee Graduate recognizes as outstanding achievement Studies • No application required. Eligible students will automatically by considered by members of the Depart- (Quantitative ment of Sociology for nomination. Sociology)

James H. Gray Prizes in History up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Social • One award offered in Fall Session and one in Winter James H. Gray, Calgary $400 4th Sciences Session and Cer- • Best essay in Western Canadian History tiﬁcate History • Preference given to students taking introductory level (Western history courses Canadian • No application required. Eligible students will auto- History) matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Fadi Guirgis Scholarship $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Major in Economics Mr. Fadi S. Guirgis 4th Sciences • Academic merit • Extra-curricular activities involving service to the Economics Economics department

Christian Hillman Prize up to 1 3rd or 4th Social • Major in Political Science Friends and family of the late $500 Sciences • Academic merit Christian Marie Hillman, a student • Must have completed at least three half courses in at the University of Calgary from Political Political Science over the last two consecutive ses- 1988 until her death in 1991 Science sions • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Lois Hole Humanities and $5000 1 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Offered to a student in the Faculty of Humanities or Social Sciences Scholarship 4th the Faculty of Social Sciences (Alberta Scholarship Programs) Social • Academic merit Government of Alberta Sciences • Demonstrated leadership and community service • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Alberta resident as deﬁned by Alberta Scholarship Programs

Wes Johnston Prize in $200 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Academic merit in the previous year Archaeology 4th Sciences • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Archaeological Society of Alberta, matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Calgary Centre, in honour of Wes Archaeology Johnston, a founding member of the centre

Professor Z.M. Kubinski Prizes up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Social • One award offered in Fall Session and one in Winter in Economics $300 4th Sciences Session Members of the Department • Best research paper assigned in their economics of Economics, and family and Economics courses on topics related to Canadian Economic friends of the late Professor (Canadian Issues Kubinski Economic • Grade point average of no less than 3.00 in econom- Issues) ics courses • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Awards and Financial Assistance 599 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Kula Ring Bursary $400 1 3rd or 4th Social • Academic merit Kula Ring Club Sciences • Financial need • Extra-curricular activities involving contribution to the Anthropol- Kula Ring Club ogy • Must have been a member of the Kula Ring Club during the year of award application • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load

Kimberley E. Maurer Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Academic merit Funded by an endowment es- $500 4th Sciences • Financial need tablished by family and friends in memory of Kimberley E. Maurer, Psychology and matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund

Don Mazankowski Bursaries up to 2 3rd or 4th Social • One award offered to a student with a major in Politi- in Economics and Political $1000 Sciences cal Science and one with a major in Economics Science • Academic merit Funded by an endowment estab- Political • Financial need lished by the Don Mazankowski Science • Extra-curricular activities involving community ser- Scholarship Foundation and vice and demonstrated leadership ability matching funds from the Alberta Economics • Canadian citizen or permanent resident Opportunity Bursary Fund

Right Honourable Don up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Science • Offered to a student in one of the collaborative Mazankowski Scholarship $1000 4th Social degree programs (Earth Science or Environmental Foundation Bursary Sciences Science) offered by the Faculty of Science and the Funded by an endowment estab- Faculty of Social Sciences lished by the Don Mazankowski Earth Sci- • Academic merit Scholarship Foundation and ence • Financial need matching grant from Alberta Op- Collabora- • Extra-curricular activities involving community ser- portunities Bursary Fund tive Degree vice Program • Canadian citizen or permanent resident • Preference given to students with demonstrated Environmen- leadership ability tal Science Collabora- tive Degree Program Sheila McDougall Award up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Social Work • Offered to a student in the BSW program Family, friends and colleagues $350 4th (BSW • Canadian aboriginal student in memory of Sheila McDougall, Program) • Academic merit who received her BSW from the • Intending to pursue a career in an area that will University of Calgary in 1987 and Any Education provide a service to aboriginal people and/or further was working on her MSW at the cross cultural awareness and understanding time of her death • Financial need will also be taken into consideration 2nd, 3rd or Nursing • In the event there are no suitable applicants in the 4th Faculty of Social Work, then students who meet the above criteria but are in the Faculty of Education, the 2nd, 3rd or Social Faculty of Nursing or the Faculty of Social Sciences 4th Sciences with a major in Psychology will be considered (Psychology)

Catherine Hainer McMartin up to 8 3rd or 4th Communi- • Majoring in the ﬁelds of Canadian Studies or Politi- Bursaries $1200 cation and cal Science, or entering BEd (Master of Teaching Estate of the late Catherine Culture program) Hainer McMartin (Canadian • Financial need Studies) • Canadian citizen • Preference given to young students who aspire to 3rd or 4th Social positions of leadership in the ﬁelds of education or Sciences public service (Political Science)

1st Education (Master of Teaching Program) 600 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Frank Mink Undergraduate $2000 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Major in Economics Economics Scholarship 4th Sciences • Academic merit Economics Society of Calgary • No application required. Eligible students will auto- and the Alberta Energy and Utili- Economics matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. ties Board (AEUB) in honour of the late AEUB board member, Frank Mink

Chancellor Norford Scholarship up to 1 4th Social • History honours or major Alumni, students, senators, $4000 Sciences • Based primarily on history courses taken in the previ- governors and other friends of ous academic year the university to commemorate History • Overall grade point average also taken into consider- Brian Norford’s service as the ﬁfth (Honours or ation chancellor, 1982-1986 Major) • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Palliser Club Scholarship $500 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Major in Geography Palliser Club at the University of 4th Sciences • Academic merit Calgary • Member of the Palliser Club Geography

Howard Palmer Memorial up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Concentration in Western Canadian History or West- Scholarship $2400 4th Sciences ern Canadian Studies Family, friends and colleagues • Academic merit of Howard Palmer, a professor Western • No application required. Eligible students will auto- at the University of Calgary from Canadian matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. 1973-1991 History

Western Canadian Studies

Ruth and Sam Prager Bursary up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Offered to a student in either the Faculty of Social Family and friends of Carol and $600 4th Sciences Sciences or the Faculty of Humanities Joel Prager to honour Ruth and • Academic merit Sam Prager Humanities • Financial need • Preference will be given to students enrolled with a double major in Social Sciences or a double major in Social Sciences and Humanities

Bruce Walter Runge Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Social • Majoring in Geography in either the BA or BSc program Bursary $1200 Sciences • Undertaken studies in earth sciences with an em- Walter Runge, Chicago; Marcia phasis on sustainable land use and environmental and Alexandra Runge, Calgary; in Geography impact memory of Bruce Walter Runge, (BA or BSc) • Academic merit their son, husband and father • Financial need • Canadian citizen or permanent resident

Elizabeth Schonﬁeld Memorial up to 1 4th Social • Shown the greatest increase in grade point average Scholarship $350 Sciences between second and third year of study Professor A.E.D. Schonﬁeld and • No application required. Eligible students will auto- the Faculty Women’s Club Psychology matically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Robert Alexander McMillan up to 1 3rd or 4th Social • Concentration in Canadian History Shields Memorial Scholarship $650 Sciences • Academic merit in Canadian History • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Family, friends, and colleagues of Canadian matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. Bob Shields, who was a professor History at the University of Calgary from 1960-1988, and was professor emeritus until his death in 1993 Awards and Financial Assistance 601 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Barbara and Murray Smith $1000 1 Final Social • Academic merit Scholarship in Canadian Sciences • Majoring in Political Science and focusing on Cana- Politics dian politics Nova Chemicals, Inc., the Varsity Political • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Conservative Party Riding Asso- Science matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. ciation, and a matching alloca- tion from the Faculty of Social Sciences. This award is made in recognition of the distinguished service that Murray Smith made as the Member of the Legislative

Gertrude and W.J. up to 1 3rd Social • Major in Political Science or History Thompson Memorial $2000 Sciences • Academic merit Undergraduate Bursary • Financial need Mrs. Doris Baldwin in memory of Political • Extra-curricular activities her parents, Gertrude and W.J. Science • Demonstrated leadership ability Thompson • Canadian citizen or permanent resident History

United Empire Loyalists’ up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Social Sci- • Highest standing in any Canadian History course at Association of Canada History $150 4th ences the University of Calgary Prize • Minimum grade of A- required United Empire Loyalists’ Associa- Canadian • Must be registered in a full course load tion of Canada, Calgary Branch History • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Verbatim Undergraduate $400 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Academic merit Linguistics Award 4th Sciences • Minimum 3.00 grade point average required Verbatim and Department of • Extra-curricular activities in a ﬁeld related to linguis- Linguistics Linguistics tics, including participation in Verbatim • Must be a member of Verbatim • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • Selection to be made by a special committee in the Department of Linguistics • Apply to the Linguistics Department by May 1

Senator Stan Waters Memorial up to 1 3rd or 4th Haskayne • Offered to a student in Business, Political Science or Scholarship $5000 School of Engineering Senator Stan Waters Memorial Business • Academic merit Foundation • Demonstrated leadership in student government, Social student activities (preferably with a business and/or Sciences political direction) • Involvement in scholastic or extra-curricular activities (Political that promote the development of superior communi- Science) cation skills Schulich School of Engineering

Weyland Scholarship up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Major in Political Science Mrs. Henrietta Weyland in mem- $1250 4th Sciences • Interest and ability in the area of constitutional stud- ory of Chilton Mewburn Weyland, ies Maurice Chilton Weyland and Political • No application required. Eligible students will auto- Richard Walter Weyland Science matically be considered by their faculty for nomination. 602 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Wigham Family Scholarships up to 2 2nd, 3rd or Humanities • Registered in an undergraduate major, minor or Wigham Family, Calgary $2500 4th (Greek and graduate program offered by the Department of Roman Stud- Greek and Roman Studies or by the Department of ies) Archaeology • Proven interest in Mediterranean studies • At least one award will be made at the undergradu- 2nd, 3rd or Social Sci- ate level 4th ences • Award to defray travel expenses associated with a (Archaeol- period of overseas study or fieldwork ogy) • Undergraduate students must have obtained a minimum grade point average of 3.00 on at least three Any Graduate full-course equivalents in the previous calendar year Studies • Graduate students require a strong letter of support from the graduate co-ordinator • Preference is given to applicants with a confirmed registration in either an academic course in Mediter- ranean studies or a field excavation in the Mediter- ranean or Europe • Recipients may be required to give a public presen- tation of the project on their return • A letter of application should be submitted to the Department of Greek and Roman Studies by March 15. It should include a description of the project to be undertaken and, if possible, confirmation of registration in the course or excavation.

Wing Kin Wong and Lambert up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Social • Academic merit H.C. Wong Memorial Bursary $2000 4th Sciences • Financial need Funded by an endowment • Canadian citizen or permanent resident established by Mrs. Anne Wong in memory of her husband, Wing Kin Wong, and son, Lambert H.C. Wong, and matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund

Faculty of Social Work

Katheryn Caudron-Robinson up to 1 Final Social Work • Canadian aboriginal student Memorial Award $300 • Single parent Friends, family and colleagues of Access • Academic merit Katheryn Caudron-Robinson Division • Preference given in the following order to a student attending a BSW Access Division site: a) at Grande Prairie Regional College; b) in north west Alberta; c) any other site • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

City of Calgary & Canadian $1000 1 3rd or 4th Social Work • Academic merit Union of Public Employees L38 • Financial need Undergraduate Social Work • Graduated from a high school in Calgary Bursary City of Calgary Awards and Financial Assistance 603 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Distress Centre Award in Social up to 1 4th Social Work • Demonstrated commitment to crisis intervention Work $5000 service through related extra-curricular activities, Distress Centre Calgary, which volunteerism within the community provides crisis support, informa- • Academic merit tion and referral services without • Must have completed a minimum of three half- discrimination in response to hu- course equivalents in each of the previous Fall and man needs, to improve the quality Winter Sessions, with a minimum grade point aver- of life in our community age of 3.00 • Applicants must submit a letter to the Faculty of Social Work by April 15 summarizing demonstrated commitment to crisis intervention service through related extra-curricular activities and volunteerism within the community. Students must also supply a reference letter from a professional/volunteer supervisor that clearly documents, supports and conﬁrms the extent of involvement.

Marjorie Lukey Award Plaque 1 4th Social Work • Best displayed a genuine concern for others Family of Marjorie Lukey and • Demonstrated ability in the ﬁeld of social work $200 • Proven scholastic aptitude • Need not be registered full time • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Bert Marcuse Memorial Bursary up to 1 4th Social Work • Academic merit Family, friends and colleagues of $400 • Financial need Bert Marcuse • Preference given to a student who has demonstrated an interest in gerontology

Sheila McDougall Award up to 1 2nd, 3rd or Social Work • Offered to a student in the BSW program Family, friends and colleagues $350 4th (BSW • Canadian aboriginal student in memory of Sheila McDougall, Program) • Academic merit who received her BSW from the • Intending to pursue a career in an area that will University of Calgary in 1987 and Any Education provide a service to aboriginal people and/or further was working on her MSW at the cross cultural awareness and understanding time of her death 2nd, 3rd or • Financial need will also be taken into consideration Nursing 4th • In the event there are no suitable applicants in the Faculty of Social Work, then students who meet the above criteria but are in the Faculty of Education, the 2nd, 3rd or Social Faculty of Nursing or the Faculty of Social Sciences 4th Sciences with a major in Psychology will be considered (Psychology)

Randy McKay Award up to 1 4th Social Work • Intending to do a ﬁeld placement with an agency or Family and friends of Randy $450 organization working with family, friends, or persons McKay afﬂicted by AIDS • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination.

Virginia Turri Noichl Bursary up to 1 3rd or 4th Social Work • Academic merit Family and friends of the late $900 • Financial need Virginia Turri Noichl, a former stu- BSW dent at the University of Calgary Program Tyler Bursary up to 1 3rd or 4th Social Work • Single parent Friends and colleagues of Dr. $500 • Academic merit “Tim” Tyler who served as dean BSW • Financial need of the Faculty of Social Welfare Program • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying (later renamed Faculty of Social a full course load Work) from its inception in 1966 until 1978

Doreen F. Wilson Legacy $2500 1 2nd, 3rd or Social Work • Academic merit Undergraduate Award 4th • Demonstrated signiﬁcant contribution to promoting W. Brett Wilson & Calgary Com- healthy communities free from sexual abuse and munities Against Sexual Abuse sexual assault • Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full course load • No application required. Eligible students will automatically be considered by their faculty for nomination. 604 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS Name of Award Value No. Year Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Submit on-line Entering Fields of application by AUGUST 1 unless otherwise stated. and Donor Study

Wood’s Homes Bursary $750 1 3rd or 4th Social Work • Academic merit The Wood’s Homes Foundation • Financial need • Extra-curricular activities involving volunteer work • Must be intending to pursue a career in youth and family care • Preference given to students who have a signiﬁcant prior connection to Wood’s Homes