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MURDOCH MACKAY
2012 – 2013
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SCHOLARSHIPS 2012-2013
ATTENTION: Dates, amounts & availability are all subject to change & should be verified with a counsellor or the sponsoring organization. School selected awards (see Group A) require students to complete a GREEN application form and submit to Mrs. Morgan by May 14. To receive updated scholarship & volunteer information please see Ms Laporte to add your email onto her Scholarship distribution list.
Group A – SCHOOL BASED SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIP NAME AMOUNT DEADLINE Arthur Klingbell Math TBD Selected by Math Dept. Bob Land Memorial Scholarship $500 Selected by vocational teachers Casera Credit Union 2 @ $ 500 March (need to apply for) Chartwells Educational Award $500 School selected CUPE Local 4587 RETSD Clerical Scholarship $100 School selected Dr. & Mrs. M. MacKay – English $500 Selected by English Dept. Dr. & Mrs. Murdoch McKay Award $500 School selected Eddie Silver Fashion Award $1000 Selected by Fashion teachers Frances Kusner (Shandruk) 2@2500 School selected Fred & Mary Cornish $500 Selected by English Department Governor General’s Bronze Medal Medal School Selected Konrad Shandruk Family (renewable) 2 @ $1000 School Selected Kyle Johnson Memorial $1000 May (need to apply for) Lawrence Toet $150 School selected Life Touch $300 + gift School selected Linda Elke Memorial Staff Award $500 School selected Lindon Barrett Literary Award $500 School Selected Manitoba Aerospace Technical Skills Award $500 Selected by aerospace staff MJ (Eric) Kusner 2 @ $3000 School selected M.M.C.I. Clansmen Football Scholarship $750 March (need to apply for) M.M.C.I. Silver Celebration $ 500 May (need to apply for) Murdoch Motorsports Scholarship $1000 School selected Nan Shipley Writing Award $ 150 School Selected North American Lumber Award Gift certificate Selected by Building Construction staff Peter & Irene Tychonick Memorial $500 School selected Red River – Vickar Community Chev Olds $500 School Selected R.E.T.S.D. Citizenship Award $500 School selected
Page 3 SCHOLARSHIP NAME AMOUNT DEADLINE R.E.T.S.D. Dedicated to Improve Award $500 School Selected R.E.T.S.D. Humanitarian Award $500 School Selected R.E.T.S.D. Leadership Award $500 School Selected River East Transcona Gold Medal $2000 School /Division Selected River East Transcona Teachers’ Association $1250 School Selected Royal Canadian Legion Scholarships $200/$500 May Sant & Jamiat Khanuja Award $200 School Selected Steinbach Credit Union $500 School Selected Stella Wujek (Shandruk) Scholarship 2 @ $3000 School Selected The Mary Andre Memorial $1000 School selected Transcona Jaycettes $ 200 School selected Transcona Jubilee $500 School selected Transcona Legion Ladies Auxiliary Bursary $250 May U. of M. Chown Centennial $500 School Selected U. of Toronto National Book Gift Selected by Social St. Dept. Vera Derenchuk Teen Parent $200 School selected William Wujek Scholarship Fund 2 @ $2500 School Selected Wyatt Dowling Insurance Brokers $1000 School selected
GROUP B – Other Available Scholarships
SCHOLARSHIP NAME AMOUNT DEADLINE Aboriginal Awards, Bursaries Varies Various Aboriginal Education Diversity Award 20 @ $1000 April Abraham McPherson 4 @ $250 July Academy of Broadcasting Corp. 2 @ $500 AGF Financial Life Skills Scholarship 40 @ $2080 May Alan B. Beaven $500 July Alpha Omega Women’s 3 @ $ 750 July Andrew Budge Memorial Scholarship $1000 June Apple Scholars Awards 5 @ $2000 June Archie Nunn Memorial Up to $500 July Arthur Uniacke Shipman 2 @ $1000 May Automotive Industries Several scholarships various Burger King $1000 February Business Council of Manitoba several @ $1500 March Canada Post Scholarships $2000 May Canadian Council for Exceptional Children 2 @ $750 April Canadian Council of the Blind June Canadian Curling Association $2000 May Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation $5000 August (after graduation) Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers Regional $1500 June Canadian Golf Foundation Scholarships Up to $4000 (renewable) June Canadian Hospitality Foundation 6 @ $1000 April Canadian Medical Hall of Fame 2 @ $4000 (renewable) June Canadian Merit Scholarship Total $1.5 million October Canadian Printing Industries Awards $800 April Canadian Retail Institute 14 @ $1000 April Canadian War Museum History Award 5 @ $1000 March
Page 4 SCHOLARSHIP NAME AMOUNT DEADLINE CAP Senior Student Leadership 21 @ $500 March Carol Anne Letheren Leadership and Sport $1500 (renewable for 3 yrs.) January CBC Diversity Scholarship 2 @ $500 June Chartered Accountants of Manitoba 4 @ 1000 April Children’s Legacy fund TBD June CIBC Scholar Athlete 4 @ $500 School Selected CN Scholarship varied June Coaching Manitoba 2 @ $500 May CUPE Scholarship 2 @ $500 May Dale Iwanoczko Memorial Volleyball 2 @ $750 December Dave Orton Memorial $1000 June DeVry Scholarships Various amounts Edna Moffatt Spirit of Youth Curling $1000 May EF Global Citizen Travel passes Ethel Boyce Award 5 @ $1000 March Fairfax Limited Entrance Awards 3 @ $5000 (renewable) July Folk Arts Council-Danzker 5 @ $1000 February Foresters Competitive Scholarship 350 @ $2000 November Foundation for Advancement of Aboriginal Youth Varied October Garfield Weston Merit 70 @ $2500-$3000 April Gene Michalow Memorial- Softball $200 March Gerrie Hammond Memorial Award $1000 March Golden Prairie Arts Council $250 June Great Canadian Scholarships 4 @ $1500 May Greyhound Canada – Travel is Educational Various – 50 winners May Hannah (Nancy) Boon Bursary $500 January Helen Basset Commemorative Scholarship 4 @ $1000 July Helen Betty Osborne Memorial Scholarship 2 @ $1000 May Herzing College $600 or $400 April Hockey Manitoba 1 @ $1500; 4 @ $500;5 @ $300 April Horace Patterson 8@ $500-$1000 July Icelandic Descent Scholarships 7 @ $300 - $500 October Job Yellowhead Memorial Financial support up to 5 yrs. January Jon Sigurdsson Chapter 10DE 12 @ $500 August Junior Achievement Manitoba Lotteries 4 @ $250 April Keith Cooper Scholarship $4500 June Ken Dryden Scholarship TBD April Kinsmen & Kinettes $1000 January Lawson/Pezo Vocational Tech. Scholarship $500 June Louis Riel Bursary Program Varied October MADD Canada Bursary 5 @ $2000 May Manitoba Aboriginal Youth Achievement Awards Varied September Manitoba Association of Licensed practical Nurses $500 May Educational Trust Fund Manitoba Blue Cross 16 @ $ 550 June Manitoba Community Newspapers $750 April Manitoba Council for Exceptional Children 2 @ $500 January Manitoba Curling Foundation 4 @ $1000 May Manitoba Forage Seed $700 June Manitoba Forestry Association Scholarships $500 July Manitoba Foundation for Sports $500 - $1000 (for 2 yrs.) April
Page 5 SCHOLARSHIP NAME AMOUNT DEADLINE Manitoba High School Athletic Assoc. (MHSAA) Several scholarships varies Manitoba Hotel Association – Alexander Campbell Varies June Hotel Management Award Manitoba Housing & Renewable Corp. 9 @ $1000 September Manitoba Hydro Miscellaneous up to $5000 Various Manitoba Lotteries Employment Equity Education 28 @ $500 July Manitoba Music Educators $400/$600 April Manitoba Parents for Ukrainian Ed. 5@ $100, 1 @ $500 June Manitoba Public Insurance Aboriginal Education 20 @ $$1000 May Awards Manitoba Ringette $ 500 April Manitoba Theatre Centre Various May Manitoba Tourism Educational Council 2 @ $1875 May Manitoba Trucking Association 3 @ $1000 July Manitoba Youth Leadership Scholarship 200 @ $500 March Margaret E. Nix Entrance Scholarship TBD March M.A.S.T. Student Citizenship Award $500 February Merit Contractors Association $200 (one/ MB high school) May Monsanto Canada Opportunities 5 @ $1500 July MPI Driver Ed Challenge $500, $1000, $1500 Starts in September MTS – Pursue Your Calling 4 @ $1000 April MuchMusic Aboriginal Youth Scholarship $500 November National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation (Health) $1000 May National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation (Business, TBD June Science and General Education) National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation (Fine Arts) TBD March/September Niki Redekop Memorial Scholarship $250 November North West Law Enforcement TBD North Wpg. Credit Union 2 @ $500 May Order of Knights of Rizal Various June Order of Sons of Italy: Giariboldi 2 @ $1000 August Order of Sons of Italy: Lupa di Roma $500 August PAL Group Bursary for Growth $500 April Peter D. Curry Memorial Up to $4000 ?? Phi Delta Kappa for Prospective Teachers 2 @ $400 May Portuguese Business Association 3 @ $500 May Possibilities Youth Scholarship (BMO) 50 @ $1000 May Premier’s Volunteer Service Award Gift February Rainbow Stage 6 @ $500 May RBC Aboriginal Student Awards Program 10 @ $4000 February RBC – Royal Bank Financial LifeSkills 10 @ $2005 + other awards May Reader’s Digest Valedictorian Program Subscription June Red River College Awards Various Varies Red River Exhibition Foundation – automotive, 9 @ $500 - $1000 May tourism, agriculture/agri-foods Remax Bursary 20 @ $500 March Retail as a Career 10 @ $1000 April Robertson College Scholarships $1000, 2 @ $500/school May Royal Canadian Legion Award $200 June
Page 6 SCHOLARSHIP NAME AMOUNT DEADLINE Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Amount varies After 1st year university Royal Canadian Mounted Police $250 June Scholarship for Aboriginal Canadians $1500 June Scholarship for Visible Minorities $1500 June Schulich Scholarship 20 @ up to $60,000 January SED Scholarships 25 @ $2000 August Sibyl McKay Inkster Bursary $500 Softball Canada, Ethel Boyce 2 @ 1000 September Softball Manitoba Bursary $500 April Soroptimist International –Violet Richardson 29 @ $1000; 1 @ $300 (local) December Sport Manitoba Scholarships Various amounts Sports Scholarship Recruitment Services Stacey Levitt Women and Sport Memorial 5 @ $500 May Steinbach Bible College $1000/high school TD Bank and First Nations Bank of Canada Up to $60,000 TD Canada Trust Scholarship 20@ $70,000 October Technology Education Association 2 @ $500 May Terry Fox Humanitarian Award Up to $6,000/year February Terry Fox Memorial Scholarship $1000 June Tommy Douglas Scholarship $1500 June Top 20 Under 20 20 @ $1500 January Toyota Earth Day Scholarship 20@ $5000 February Training for Tomorrow 50 @ $1000 June Tribal Wi-Chi-Way-Win Capital Corporation 5 @ $500 June Scholarship United Way: Youth Leaders in Action 4 @ $500 January U. of M. Access Program Various amounts March 1 U. of M. Agricultural & food Science Centennial $2000 March University of Manitoba Alumni Entrance Bursary $4000 October of 1st year U. of M. Athletic Awards $500 - $1500 See University coach University of Manitoba Entrance Various February U. of Manitoba Leaders of Tomorrow 6 @$4500 December U of M. St. John’s College Entrance Various December U. of Santo Tomas Alumni Assoc. of MB Various September U. of Winnipeg Major Entrance Varies Nominated by School U. of Winnipeg President’s Student Access Awards $1000-1500 School Selected June 20 U. of Winnipeg – Special Entrance Various March Variety / MTS Allstream Leadership in the Community $2000 April Variety Pat Riordan Fine Arts $1000 April Vic Thiessen Memorial Award $500 May – school nominated Voices – Manitoba’s Youth in Care $500 June Wal-Mart Canada Community Scholarship Program $4000 January Wendy’s Scholarships $1300,000 across Canada December Western Communities Foundation $500 May – school nominated Winnipeg Goldeyes “Field of Dreams” 3 @ $1000 July Winnipeg Youth Soccer Ass. 2 @ $1000 September Xerox Canada’s Aboriginal Scholarship Program 8 @ $3000 June Youth Serves Manitoba Several @ $500 Between Sept. 2 and Jan. 2
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SCHOLARSHIP / FINANCIAL WEBSITES
www.ammsa.com - information for aboriginal students www.aucc.ca - information on higher education in Canada www.businesscouncilmb.ca - information for aboriginal students www.canlearn.ca - financial planning info / student loans www.ccab.com - scholarship information for aboriginal students www.cmsf.ca www.debtfreegrad.com - financial advice www.edu.gov.mb.ca/youth/employers/youthserves.html - community service bursary www.gov.mb.ca/educate/sfa/pages/sfaFrontDoor_en.html - apply on-line for Manitoba Student Aid or call 1-800-204-1685. applications available June 1 www.mb4youth.ca - look for the term “financial planning” under Health and Lifestyles, for tips on how to budget and plan for the future www.manitobachiefs.com - link to all National and Provincial First Nations Bursaries and Scholarships www.millenniumscholarships.ca - information on the federal Millennium Bursary and Awards programs www.naaf.ca - scholarships for aboriginal students www.scholarshipscanada.com - comprehensive Canadian scholarships database www.studentawards.com - database for scholarships, fellowships, bursaries, grants and other financial awards www.studentscholarships.org – database for scholarships www.studentscholarships.org/manitobabook.php - free downloadable scholarship booklet for Manitoba students; tips on applying for scholarships www.tdcanadatrust.com/scholarship/index.jsp www.thecircuit.org - interactive site for Canadian youth service agencies www.umanitoba.ca/student/fin_awards - University of Manitoba Awards www.uwinnipeg.ca/web/money-scholar.shtml - University of Winnipeg Awards www.yourmoney.cba.ca - for youth about money www.youthpath.ca - information about managing money, financing your education, & what to do at tax time
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20012-2013 SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES
Please note: Scholarships are divided into 2 categories (Group A -School Awards and Group B – Other Scholarships). Within each category the scholarships are listed alphabetically. Deadline dates are from 2011-12, Students MUST check the deadline as they change from year to year. Apply early and keep a copy for your files, in case, you apply for several awards. Check your emails from Ms Laporte for updated information.
GROUP “A” – MURDOCH MACKAY COLLEGIATE STUDENTS ONLY
* Students who want to be considered for one of the scholarships in this section must complete a GREEN School Awards Application Form available in the office; unless specified otherwise. Deadline May 14.
ARTHUR F. KLINGBELL MATHEMATICS SCHOLARSHIP - TBD The Arthur F. Klingbell Scholarships are intended to recognize 2 graduating students from the community of Transcona who have the highest standing in Mathematics. One student from TCI and one from MMCI will be annually selected and awarded this scholarship. Criteria: be a resident of Transcona, at least in his/her Grade 12 year possesses leadership qualities; involvement in community and/or school activities, i.e. a “friend of youth” highest standing in Math Pre Calculus must provide proof of registration in a university program leading to a degree of his/her choice Selection will be made by the school
BOB LAND MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $500 Criteria: selected by the Vocational teachers a student who through determination and a positive work ethic has overcome personal and educational difficulties, achieved success, turned his/her life around, and will be continuing in a related career student will be applying to be an apprentice or attending post secondary
CASERA CREDIT UNION LIMITED BURSARY – 2 @ $500 Criteria: Based on financial need; community, school activities; and academic achievement must be attending a post-secondary educational, professional, trade or vocational institution in fall specific application form – Murdoch MacKay students only Deadline mid April
CHARTWELLS EDUCATIONAL AWARD - $500 Criteria: High academic standing; Good all around ambassador of the school School selected
CUPE LOCAL 4587 RETSD CLERICAL SCHOLARSHIP - $100 Criteria: A graduate who will be pursuing studies in a business related field at university or college School selected
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DR. & MRS. MURDOCH MACKAY ENGLISH AWARD - $500 Criteria: highest standing in English 40S/A by a graduating student school nominated – no application required
DR. & MRS. MURDOCH MACKAY AWARD - $500 Criteria: demonstrated good character, and excellent work ethic leadership qualities through involvement with community and / or school activities financial need; school selected
EDDIE SILVER FASHION AWARD - $1000 Criteria: for a student who excels in fashion technology school nominated
FRANCES KUSNER (SHANDRUK) 2 @ $2,500 Criteria: strong academic achievement - minimum of six Grade 12 courses; evidence of citizenship school selected
FRED & MARY CORNISH AWARD - $500 Criteria: Grade 12 student from the four high schools who scores the highest mark on the Provincial English exam. Pursuing his/her education at the post-secondary level
GOVERNOR GENERAL’S BRONZE MEDAL Criteria: Presented to the graduating student with the highest academic standing in a minimum of 5 Grade 12 courses, at least 4 of which must be at the University entrance 40S/A level. Nominees selected by School Administration.
KONRAD SHANDRUK FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP – 2 @ $1,000 per year – can be accessed for up to 4 years to a maximum of $4,000 per student Criteria: Top male and top female graduating student
KYLE JOHNSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – 1 @ $1000 Criteria: an active member of an organized sports program at High School or in the community both academic achievement and community service will be given priority the scholarship can be accessed up to three years after graduation Deadline: May 28 – separate application form; selected by Family
LAWRENCE TOET - $150 Criteria: 80% or higher average Demonstrates strong leadership qualities; community involvement; strong communication skills Shows potential to continue to be a leader in their community Selected by school
Page 10 LIFETOUCH - $300 + gift Criteria: Recognition of effort taken by a student, with barriers to their learning, to graduate Selected by school
LINDA ELKE MEMORIAL STAFF AWARD- $500 Criteria: Hardworking student who has faced learning difficulties Someone who may otherwise go unrecognized at Convocation Going onto Post -secondary education
LINDON BARRETT LITERARY AWARD - $500 Criteria: Financial need Good attitude; helpful relationships with students & staff Good academic record; ideally studying English, Arts of Journalism with a love of literary works
MANITOBA AEROSPACE TECHNICAL SKILLS AWARD - $500 Criteria: Exceptional performance by a student in the Grade 12 Metals and Aerospace program Displays the following qualities: team work, reliability, strong work ethic and integrity School selected (aerospace teachers)
MJ (ERIC) KUSNER.2 @ $3,000 Criteria: Reasonable academic achievement Financial need taken into consideration; Selected by school
M.M.C.I. CLANSMEN FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP – $750 Criteria: Attends Murdoch MacKay Collegiate Demonstrates leadership, positive work ethic, active in the community or volunteers Member of MMCI Clansmen Football team for 2 years Attending post-secondary on the roster of a Junior Football CJFL
M.M.C.I. SILVER CELEBRATION AWARD - $500 Criteria: be a graduate of Murdoch MacKay Collegiate Institute complete one full year of study at a post secondary institute of learning on his/her first attempt accepted for a second year of study at a post secondary institute of learning, award payable to institute Applicant’s history of involvement in school, community and work activities will be a major consideration of the Selection Committee. Deadline: applications mailed to previous year graduates and/or are available at M.M.C.I. and should be submitted by May 31st in year of eligibility
MURDOCH MOTORPORTS SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 Criteria: High scholastic achievement throughout 4 years in Automotive Technology Program Attainment of the Manitoba Education and Training 1st level Motor Vehicle Mechanic Apprenticeship Participation in the Murdoch Motorsports club
Page 11 NAN SHIPLEY AWARD WRITING AWARD - $150 Criteria: student must present their portfolios of poetry, prose and other creative fiction student must to have demonstrated interest and talent in writing proficiency in the English language, through composition, literature, poetry, drama School selected
NORTH AMERICAN LUMBER AWARD – gift certificate Criteria: . Awarded to graduating student who excels in Building construction . Selected by teachers
PETER & IRENE TYCHONICK MEMORIAL AWARD - $500 Criteria: Deserving graduate who will be pursuing a post-secondary education Student demonstrates hard work and initiative Satisfactory academic achievement Financial need is a consideration; Selected by school
RED RIVER COLLEGE -VICKAR COMMUNITY CHEVROLET SCHOLARSHIP - $500 Criteria: provide proof of registration at a community or vocational college anywhere in North America demonstrated good character; excellent work ethic; initiative and/or leadership qualities Selected by school
R.E.T.S.D. CITIZENSHIP AWARD $500 Criteria: Demonstrated contributions to the school in a citizenship capacity (socially responsible activities and/or organization) Assistance with school-based activities; School behavior and attendance are exemplary Contributions in community as a volunteer
R.E.T.S.D. DEDICATED TO IMPROVE AWARD $500 Criteria: Student has made significant improvements (in comparison to previous years) in at least 2 of the following areas: o Attendance o Academic performance o General behaviour & cooperation with school expectations o Contributions to the school’s extracurricular program
R.E.T.S.D. HUMANITARIAN AWARD $500 Criteria: Has displayed outstanding contributions to improving the lot of those less fortunate both in the school& community setting – in a organized activity or in consistent compassionate and responsible behaviour Has exhibited a pattern of selfless contribution without necessarily seeking adulation or attention
R.E.T.S.D. LEADERSHIP AWARD $500 Criteria: Demonstrated successful leadership of school-based organizations and/or activities Has exhibited self reliance and has initiated steps leading to successful school activities and/or committee work Has demonstrated successful leadership in out-of-school volunteer endeavors
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RIVER EAST TRANSCONA SCHOOL DIVISION MEDALS
A. Gold Medal and cash award of $2000 Presented to the top graduating RETSD student, as determined through interviews of the top candidate selected from each high school. Winner has excelled primarily on academics, leadership and character; and secondly, on involvement in school and community activities and relationship with staff and students. B. Silver Medal 5 @ $1000 Presented to the runner-ups to the Gold Medalist
RIVER EAST TRANSCONA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION $1250 Criteria: Sole financial award given to student; above average standing Exhibit exemplary character; demonstrate leadership skills; financial need Registered for full time studies in a post-secondary institution Nominated by school staff
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AWARDS SCHOLARSHIP - $500 + $200 Bursary Criteria: must be son/daughter, grandchild of a service personnel (past or present) scholarship and financial need; written acceptance to college/university program participated in school Legion Essay and/or Poster Contest Deadline May
SANT & JAMIAT KHANUJA - $200 Criteria: High academic standing; School or community involvement; school selected
STEINBACH CREDIT UNION - $500 Criteria: School’s decision
STELLA WUJEK (nee SHANDRUK) SCHOLARSHIP FUND - 2 @ $3000 Criteria: Graduating Murdoch MacKay student who is pursuing post-secondary education in Manitoba Reasonable academic standing and financial need School selected
THE MARY ANDRE MEMORIAL AWARD - $1000 Criteria: Rotates between 3 high schools in Transcona Excellence in academics, strong work ethic Financial need; Selected by school
TRANSCONA JAYCETTES ORATORICAL - $200 Criteria: 7 – 10 minute presentation on the topic “On the Road to Lifelong Learning”. must be prepared to speak “impromptu” 2-4 minutes on a topic chosen by judges just prior to competition selection based on: dress, delivery, manner, language, development, etc.
Page 13 TRANSCONA JUBILEE GRADUATION AWARD - $500 Criteria: awarded to a student who will be attending a Manitoba College, University, etc. in September applicants must have good academic standing ( at least 75% in a minimum of 5 credits in Grade 12) financial need and qualities of leadership resident of Transcona; Selected by school
TRANSCONA LEGION LADIES AUXILIARY BURSARY $250 Criteria: submit a 100-200 word report on how their program choice will benefit the community they will work in student has up to 2 years to access this award Deadline to submit application is May
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA CHOWN CENTENNIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $500 Criteria: academic excellence (minimum average of 80%) attendance at U of M in September candidate nominated by Murdoch MacKay Collegiate
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO NATIONAL BOOK AWARD - National Book Award (University of Toronto). Criteria: Candidate must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who is planning to attend university in the fall school nominated
VERA DERENCHUK ADOLESCENT PARENT AWARD - $200 Criteria: Positive attitude and commitment to Adolescent Parent Program Graduate must be continuing their education at a post-secondary institution; Financial need Selected by school
WILLIAM WUJEK SCHOLARSHIP FUND – 2 @ $2500 Criteria: Graduating Murdoch MacKay student who is pursuing post-secondary education in Manitoba Reasonable academic standing and financial need School selected
WYATT DOWLING INSURANCE BROKERS SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 Criteria: pursuing studies at University or College in Manitoba in Commerce or Business Administration demonstrated good character with excellent work ethic; have financial need demonstrated initiative and/or leadership qualities school selected – student may not receive any other award
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GROUP “B” – OTHER AVAILABLE SCHOLARSHIPS
ABORIGINAL AWARDS, BURSARIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS – over 29 scholarships/awards with various amounts Criteria: Each award has its own criteria and selection process Student must be aboriginal and enrolled in post-secondary education program
ABORIGINAL EDUCATION DIVERSITY AWARD 20 @ $1000 Criteria: Sponsored by Manitoba Public Insurance for aboriginal students entering post-secondary studies Deadline: April
ABRAHAM MCPHERSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD – 4 @ $250 Criteria: Aboriginal ancestry (Status, Non-Status, Inuit, Metis); Manitoba resident Acceptance or registration into a post-secondary institution for the current academic year Recommendation from a Counsellor or an Educational Institution Involvement in school-related extra-curricular activities; Volunteer work experience Must be enrolled in post-secondary institution when scholarship is disbursed Deadline: July
ACADEMY OF BROADCASTING CORPORATION 2 @ $500 /high school Criteria: graduating students must be in training at the Academy before the end of that year students must meet normal criteria for acceptance
AGF FINANCIAL LIFE SKILLS SCHOLARSHIPS – 40 @ $2080 Criteria: attending post-secondary education; minimum average of 75% a project that displays excellence through community leadership, volunteer work, extra-curricular activities or hobbies is also to be submitted Deadline: May; application available at www.agf.com/financial_lifeskills
ALAN B. BEAVEN SCHOLARSHIP - $500 (Manitoba Forestry Assoc.) Criteria: attending University / College in Forestry /Environmental Studies or Renewable Resource discipline Deadline: July
ALPHA OMEGA WOMEN’S ALUMNAE BURSARY – 3 @ $750 Criteria: applicants must be entering first year of a degree at a University in the fall and be of Ukrainian descent financial need; academic achievements; participation in Ukrainian community activities / organizations Deadline: April
ANDREW BUDGE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (In co-operation with Manitoba Baseball) - 1 @ $1,000 Criteria: Must be attending post secondary university or college full time Must have past and planned participation with baseball in Manitoba
Page 2 Submit contact information; proof of enrollment; an essay in support of their application including references (no more than 3) and work / academic/ volunteerism history Deadline June contact [email protected]
APPLE SCHOLARS AWARDS PROGRAM - 5 @ $2000; MacBook Pro and an iPod nano Criteria: Student’s innovative use of technology in academics Deadline: June; Apply on-line at www.apple.ca/go/scholars
ARCHIE NUNN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – award varies up to $500 Criteria: candidates must have been a registered player with the Manitoba Soccer Association for at least 3 years and currently be playing, refereeing, coaching or involved in administration work in soccer application deadline: July (see office or www.manitobasoccer.ca )
ARTHUR UNIACKE CHIPMEN ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP - 2 at $1,000 Criteria: membership in St. John’s College, U of M (open to all faculties) academic excellence Deadline: May
AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION OF CANADA – 4 separate scholarships The Marion Roberts Memorial Scholarship - $500 Criteria: Applicants must be the dependent child or spouse Of a full time employee in an active AIA member company Must be enrolled in a full time post secondary program Deadline – July Specialty Equipment Marketing Association (SEMA) Memorial Scholarship Fund – varied $1,000 to $4,000 Criteria: Pursuing careers in the automotive aftermarket Deadline – April www.sema.org/education/ The Arthur Paulin Automotive Aftermarket Scholarship Award - 5 @$700 Criteria: Must be pursuing studies in an automotive aftermarket industry-related program Includes students pursuing studies as an automotive apprentice Includes studies in auto body, hard parts, heavy duty or motive power (machinist) Deadline – October Hans McCorriston Motive Power Machinist Grant Program - $500 Criteria: Pursuing careers as motive power machinists Must be enrolled in a college-level Motive Power Machinist training program within Canada Deadline – October
BURGER KING SCHOLARS (HAVE IT YOUR WAY FOUNDATION) - $1,000 Criteria: 2 application forms - one for high school seniors & one for employees grade point average of C+ or better plan to enroll in an accredited 2 or 4 year college, university or vocational-technical school Deadline: Applications open Nov. 15 to Jan. 10 http://www.haveityourwayfoundation.org/burger_king_scholars_program.html
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CANADA POST SCHOLARSHIPS - $2000 Criteria: Open to all children of all-and part-time employees of Canada Post Corporation Minimum 78% average; demonstrates leadership involvement in school or community Deadline: May
CANADIAN COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN SCHOLARSHIPS 2 @ $750 (1 Academic & 1 Transition Award) Criteria: Academic Award – for students who will be pursuing careers directly related to working with students and youth with exceptionalities, i.e. social worker, physiotherapy, speech and language pathology and teaching o Application form; current resume; essay; 3 references & transcript of marks Transition Award – student who has overcome significant challenges in order to achieve his/her goals o Application; current resume; response to questions; 2 references; academic/employment record Deadline: April
CANADIAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND Criteria: Persons who meet the definition of blindness Residents of Manitoba; must be well motivated and academically competitive Students at the secondary, post-secondary, post graduate level or job training program. Deadline: June
CANADIAN CURLING ASSOC. SCHOLARHIPS - $2000 Criteria: Enrolled in a recognized post-secondary institute in Canada Member of a curling club affiliated with CCA Academic qualifications; competitive background; involvement in CCA programs & community activities Applications available at Manitoba Curling Association – 985-4250 Deadline: May
CANADIAN ENGINEERING MEMORIAL FOUNDATION – 5 @ $5000 Criteria: Awarded to a female student entering first year of an engineering program Deadline: January 1 www.cemf.ca/cemfug.html
CANADIAN FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT GROCERS - 8 regional awards @ $1500; 1 national award @ $6000 + a trip to Toronto Criteria: Must be sponsored by a CFIG member store. The organization will help connect students Submit an essay that illustrates the student’s understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities facing the independent grocer in Canada Academic and community achievements Deadline: June Apply at www.cfig.ca
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CANADIAN GOLF FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS – up to $4000 renewable Criteria: high academic qualifications and interest in extracurricular or community activities proof of success in any level of competitive golf for applications write to: The Canadian Golf Foundation, Golf House, 1333 Dorval Drive, Oakville, Ont. L6J 4Z3 (or call 416-849-9700) Deadline: June
CANADIAN HOSPITALITY FOUNDATION 6 @ 3000; 6 @ $3500 + over $200,000 in other awards) Criteria: Selection based on work experience, scholastic record, leadership ability, references Student must be attending a program in Culinary, Hotel, Tourism, food and beverage or hospitality Deadline: April See www.chfscholarships.com
CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME SCHOLARSHIP – 2 @ $1000 for 4 yrs. Criteria: Minimum 85% average in high school; Financial need Pursuing career in health sciences Deadline: June Applications available at www.cdnmedhall.org
CANADIAN MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION (LORAN)- $1.5 million (up to $16,00/year) Criteria: Students must demonstrate character, community involvement, leadership and solid academics. Minimum 80% average School sponsored and individual applications Deadline: October (see www.cmsf.ca )
CANADIAN PRINTING INDUSTRIES AWARDS - $800 Criteria: Graduates pursuing careers in printing and publishing industries; Graphic Arts; Printing Management or Printing Technology Deadline: April ; Go to www.printaction.com
CANADIAN RETAL INSTITUTE – 14 @ $1000 Criteria: Applied or enrolled full or part time in a retail or business related post-secondary program of study Retail experience Include, proof of enrolment, letter of reference from school staff, transcript, essay Application form and Scholarship Release forms are available at www.retaileducation.ca Deadline: April
CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM HISTORY AWARD – 5 @ $1000 Criteria: Preferably pursuing a history degree Requires an essay and application (see www.warmuseum.ca) Deadline: March
CAP SENIOR STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS - 21 @ $500 (Nominated by School) Criteria: Leadership in school & community activities Academic achievement (Top 20% of class), essay, recognition awards, honours and scholarships.
Page 5 Please submit your name to a Counsellor if interested in being nominated Deadline: March; For further information please go to www.cdnprincipals.org
CAROL ANNE LETHEREN LEADERSHIP AND SPORT SCHOLARSHIP - $1500 (up to 3 years) Criteria: Female students who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents Applying to university/college for business, sport management, or marketing Average above 85%; be an accomplished athlete; and demonstrate Olympic values of excellence, leadership, respect, human development, fun, fairness and peace. References and essay are required Deadline: January; Application available at www.coa.ca
CBC DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP MANITOBA - 2 @ $500 Criteria: To encourage visible minorities to enter journalism and/or production of radio, TV and websites. Final year of high school, with a minimum average of 70% Live in Manitoba, and hold Canadian citizenship or residency Must come from an ethnic or ancestral background that is a visible minority or Aboriginal Include completed application, essay, transcript, letter of school endorsement Deadline: June (see www.cbc.ca/manitoba/features/diversity_scholarship )
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF MANITOBA CERTIFICATE OF MERIT - 4 @ $1,000 Criteria: overall average of 80% in Senior 2 to 4 Grade 12 student who is continuing on to one of Manitoba’s universities is involved in school and community activities has shown interest in a career as a Chartered Accountant selected by school – include faculty recommendation Deadline: April; see www.casb.com or www.becomeaca.com
CHILDREN’S LEGACY FUND – MA MAWI WI CHI ITATA FOUNDATION INC Elijah Harper Scholarship and Elizabeth Hill Memorial Award Criteria: Aboriginal Ancestry (First Nations, Metis, Inuit or non-status) Contributions made at home, school or in the community Written account explaining why they feel they deserve the scholarship, future goals Deadline – end of May
CIBC SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD – 4 @ $500 Criteria: Minimum average of 85% Academic Achievement – honor role, scholarships and average Citizenship – participation in other activities (community, church, etc.) Athletic Participation – number of activities participated in, contribution to team or individual activity, awards/recognition Personal Athletic Achievements – records, all-stars, rankings, member of championship team Other School Activities – student council, grad committee, yearbook, choir, drama, other Deadline: May (se office or call 925-5640
CN SCHOLARSHIP – varied amounts Criteria: Scholarships for aboriginal, women or children of employees
Page 6 Full time student studying an area which could lead to a career in the transportation industry (i.e. engineering, business, computer science, communications, technical studies) Apply at www.cn.ca/about/careers/en_index.shtml Deadline: June 1
COACHING MANITOBA BURSARY: 4 @ $500 Criteria: currently coaching individuals/team in Manitoba plan to continue coaching individuals/team in Manitoba enrolled in a post secondary institution in the fall National Coaching Certification (NCCP) training an asset additional courses related to coaching (e.g. NCCP, CPR, First Aid, Coaching Seminar) are an asset. Apply at www.coachingmanitoba.ca or http://www.sportmanitoba.ca/page.php?id=43 (must submit a letter of recommendation & write a 200 word essay on your goals as a coach & your future in coaching) Deadline: May
CUPE SCHOLARSHIP – 2 @ $500 Criteria: Awarded to children of CUPE local 737; Applications are available from a CUPE scholarship committee Deadline: May
DALE IWANOCZKO MEMORIAL VOLLEYBALL SCHOLARSHIP – $750 (2 urban) Criteria: Proceeding to post-secondary Shown leadership in amateur sport; well rounded skills in volleyball; minimum average of 65%; and participation in school and community activities Deadline: December
DAVE ORTON MEMORIAL AWARD - $1000 Criteria: TCI or MMCI graduate attending a full time program at Red River College Must display the following qualities: family-oriented, community minded and involved in sports Submit RRC general scholarship application http://www.rrc.mb.ca/files/File/admissions/AwardApplication.pdf and a one-page essay describing how they display the above qualities; one reference Deadline November (the fall you are starting RRC)
DEVRY SCHOLARSHIPS – various amounts Criteria: All applicants to a DeVry Institution will be considered Awards are based on how you perform on the Computerized Placement Test (CPT)
EDNA MOFFATT SPIRIT OF YOUTH CURLING SCHOLARSHIPS - $1000 Criteria: Active female junior curler entering or in post-secondary education Must be affiliated with junior curling in year of application Deadline: May
EF GLOBAL CITIZEN AWARDS Criteria: 2 Canadian citizens are selected Award – 10 day educational tour of Europe Complete application and brief essay (download at www.eftours.ca/globalcitizen)
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ETHEL BOYCE AWARD – 5 @ $1000 Criteria; Male & female softball players who demonstrate leadership traits & skills in softball Deadline: March www.softball.ca
FAIRFAX ENTRANCE AWARDS – 3@ $5000 (renewable) Criteria: Financial need; must have a government student Loan & completed a U of M bursary application Registered fulltime studies at U of M Min. average of 80% on their high school courses used for admission Brief letter outlining extracurricular involvement Deadline: July go to http://umanitoba.ca/student/awards
FOLK ARTS MARK & DOROTHY DANZKER SCHLARSHIP –5 @ $1000 Criteria: Active involvement preserving the cultural heritage through volunteer work, employment or contribution to a cultural activity in the community Average 75% or better 17-25 years old attending post-secondary institute Deadline: May; Applications available in office or www.folkorama.ca/youth_scholarship.php
FORESTERS COMPETITVE SCHOLARHSIP – 350 @ $2000 Criteria: Dependent child of a Forester member 40 hours community service 250 word essay “Why community service is important to me?”; reference letter Minimum of a 2 year post-secondary program Deadline: November www.foresters.com/membership/scholarships.asp (application open from Sept – Nov. only online)
FOUNDATION FOR ADVANCEMENT OF ABORIGINAL YOUTH – varied amounts Criteria: Aboriginal student who is attending a Canadian high school Must maintain a full course load Deadline: October; Apply at http://www.ccab.com/faay.htm
GARFIELD WESTON FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP (including GWMSC National Award) 25@ $2500 - $3500 Criteria: Renewable for 2-4 years of full time studies at participating colleges Excels academically, demonstrates leadership, entrepreneurial drive, commitment to their community Applications available at www.gwmsc.ca or see Mrs. Morgan Deadline March
GENE MICHALOW MEMORIAL SOFTBALL BURSARY - $200 Criteria: must be a resident of Manitoba, 20 yrs. of age or less during the current year demonstrated high successful competitive experience at a national and/or provincial and/or regional level registered player with Softball Manitoba (current year + the two years previous ) must demonstrate exemplary sportsmanship and dedication to softball must be planning to attend a Manitoba post-secondary institution for the first time
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GERRIE HAMMOND MEMORIAL AWARD OF PROMISE - $1,000 Criteria: awarded to a graduating Gr. 12 female planning to attend university in the fall has made significant contribution to her school and community; role model for other young women has demonstrated scholastic achievement & shows promise of becoming a “woman of distinction”. Deadline: January – school nominated
GOLDEN PRAIRIE ARTS COUNCIL - $250 Criteria: For students pursuing study related to fine arts Submit an application, letters of reference and proof of acceptance to post-secondary institute Deadline: June
GREAT CANADIAN SCHOLARSHIPS – 4 @ $1500 Criteria: Open to all studentawards.com members in Canada; Tell 5 friends and add $100/ person if you win Deadline: May ; Apply at www.studentawards.com
GREYHOUND CANADA “TRAVEL IS EDUCATIONAL, TOO!” various scholarships/prizes (50 winners) Criteria: maintain an 80% or higher mark during Grade 12 drop off a copy of their spring marks at your local Greyhound depot by May 6, for information go to www.greyhound.ca Deadline: May 6 in time for the draws to be held May 11.
HANNAH (NANCY) BOON BURSARY - $500 Criteria: Aboriginal students enrolled in full time programs at the Red River College Apply at http://me.rrc.mb.ca/Catalogue/AvailableAwards.asp#Entrance%20Awards Deadline: January
HELEN BASSSET COMMERMORATIVE STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP– Native Women’s Association of Canada -4 @ $1000 Criteria Female Aboriginal students pursuing post-secondary education; Are in need of financial assistance Demonstrated commitment to improving the situation of Aboriginal women in Canada politically, culturally, economically or otherwise Deadline: July; http://www.nwac-hq.org/scholarships.htm
HELEN BETTY OSBORNE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - 2 @ $1000 Criteria: Aboriginal students residing in Manitoba Must be enrolled in post-secondary institution; must maintain a course load of 60% Deadline: May 30 apply directly at www.helenbettyosbornefdtn.ca
HERZING COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FUND - $600 before April 30th, $400 after May 1st Criteria: Applicants must graduate from a Manitoba High School Applicants must be in top 50% of accepted applicants for the selected diploma program at Herzing College Deadline: April; be recommended from a high school official.
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HOCKEY MANITOBA – 1 @ $1500; 4 @ $500; 5 @ $300 Criteria: Available to male and female athletes who will be attending post-secondary school in Manitoba Involved with hockey; academic performance Deadline: April www.hockeymanitoba.mb.ca/docs/forms/scholarships.pdf
HORACE PATTERSON SCHOLARSHIP – 8 @ 500 - $1000 Criteria: Canadian citizen or landed immigrant; African/Canadian descent; community involvement resident of Manitoba attending a recognized post-secondary institution Deadline: July; www.hpfdn.com or call 254-1744
ICELANDIC DESCENT SCHOLARSHIPS – 7 miscellaneous scholarships at $300 - $500 each Criteria: preference to Icelandic ancestry; academic excellence; citizenship and leadership registration in University and/or School of Nursing Deadline: October
JOB YELLOWHEAD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – financial support up to 5 years Criteria: Available for Aboriginal Canadians wishing to attend university and are Manitoba residents Must be attending a program of studying in liberal arts, journalism, law, medicine, native studies, philosophy, science, religious studies and business administration Deadline: January; see www.jobyellowheadfund.org
JON SIGURDSSON CHAPTER 10DE – 12 @ $500 Criteria: Available to Grade 12 students who will be entering University in Sept. Extra-curricular activities; academic excellence; good citizenship & leadership potential; of Icelandic Heritage; Deadline: August
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT-MANITOBA LOTTERIES CORP. EDUCATION AWARD 4 @ $250 Criteria: Aboriginal, members of visible minorities, persons with disabilities, or women aspiring to be in male dominated occupations Completed a Junior Achievement program in Grade 12 Enrolled in: architecture, Business, Computer Science, Education, Engineering, Fine Arts, Hospitality, Justice/Law, Law Enforcement, Liberal Arts, Mathematics or Technology Deadline: April
KEITH COOPER SCHOLARSHIP FUND 1 @ $4500 Criteria: For children currently or formerly in care of Winnipeg Child & Family Services for 2 years plus Under 30 years of age and attending a post-secondary institute Selection based on: o financial need; available support system o academic achievement; motivation Deadline: May; see school counsellor or Winnipeg CFS worker
Page 10 KEN DRYDEN SCHOLARSHIP Criteria: Student must have been in care Include transcript; 3 essays on Achievements; Aspirations; Personal support; 3 references; Application Deadline: April Application at www.youthincare.ca
KINSMEN AND KINETTES BURSARY - $1000 Criteria: Canadian citizen or landed immigrant plan to register as a full-time student at a recognized University, Community College or Technical Institute or other post-secondary institution for advanced learning Submit this application to a Kinsmen, Kinette, or Kin Club nearest your permanent residence. Demonstrate high ideals and qualities of citizenship and not have previously received a bursary from the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund. Deadline: January see www.bursary.ca
LAWSON / PEZO VOCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP - $500 Criteria: High school diploma or GED; evidence of admission to a vocational or technology school Deadline: June
LOUIS RIEL BURSARY PROGRAM Criteria: Full time Métis students in any year of study who have demonstrated financial need Must apply to the University of Manitoba and the Louis Riel Institute separately Deadline: October; http://www.louisrielinstitute.com/
MADD CANADA BURSARY - 5 @ $2000 Criteria: Parent or guardian killed by impaired-driving related crash Deadline: May; See www.madd.ca/english/youth/university.html
MANITOBA ABORIGINAL YOUTH ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS – 14 awards of varied amounts Criteria: Aboriginal you between 16 – 24 Exhibit high standards of excellence, dedication and leadership in their activities Categories include: academic, athletic, artistic, business/entrepreneurial; cultural; community / volunteerism; personal achievement – see www.mayaa.ca Must submit a biography, transcripts, 2 letters of support, interview Deadline: September – school nominated
MANITOBA ASSOCIATION OF LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES EDUCATIONAL TRUST FUND - $500 Criteria: Available to graduates entering an approved practical nursing program directly from high school Deadline: May
MANITOBA BLUE CROSS SCHOLARSHIP /BURSARY – 16 @ $550 Criteria: 8 awards for high academic standing and financial need; 8 awards for students with Special Needs attend University or Community College Deadline: June; application forms available from college/university awards office you are attending
Page 11 MANITOBA COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION - $750 Criteria: Graduating from a Manitoba High School and enrolling in an accredited journalism course have a desire, upon graduation, to work for a community newspaper urban or rural resident of Manitoba with a desire to remain in Manitoba possess a good work ethic to work Background of involvement in community activities; Submit short story, news story, feature story, autobiography and letter of reference Deadline: May (see www.mcna.com )
MANITOBA COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN – 2 @ $500 Criteria: . Pursuing a career related to working with persons with exceptionalities . Resume, short essay, 2 references & transcript . Deadline: January (www.manitobacec.ca/awards.html )
MANITOBA CURLING FOUNDATION – 4 @ $1000 Criteria: Any active junior curler entering or in post-secondary education is eligible – must be affiliated as a junior year of application; Minimum average of 70% Deadline: May
MANITOBA FORAGE SEED - $500 Criteria: Manitoba resident; Member of, or has a parent who is a member of, the Manitoba Forage Seed Association or who has a special interest in forage seed production Enrolling in a degree or diploma program in the Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences at he University of Manitoba; Minimum average of 65% Deadline: October
MANITOBA FOREST ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP - $500 Criteria: For students entering a forestry program Deadline: July
MANITOBA FOUNDATION FOR SPORTS INC. SCHOLARSHIP - $500 1st year, $1,000 2nd year Criteria: must be enrolled full time at a post-secondary institution awarded to those individuals who have shown leadership in the Manitoba amateur sport community through well-rounded participation as athletes, and as coaches or volunteers based on academic standing verification of membership with an MSF Full Member Association provide latest transcript of marks and 2 letters of recommendation; black and white photograph Deadline: March (see http://www.sport.mb.ca/sunding/scholarships.php or call 985-4219)
MANITOBA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (MHSAA) Offers a variety of scholarships for high school athletes www.mhsaamb.ca/pages/forms Manitoba Credit Unions ($1000) – school nominated Criteria; o 85% average; Submit essay o Deadline: May Manitoba Hockey Players Foundations – Ken “Friar” Nicholson ($1000) or D’Arcy Bain / Fred Stevenson Award($500)
Page 12 Criteria: o Each team to nominate a player o Academic achievement, hockey participation, athletic achievement, citizenship, etc. Winnipeg Jets Alumni & Friends Hockey Scholarship 2 @ $1000 Criteria: o Nominated by school o Deadline; April Todd Davison Memorial Scholarship - $1000 Criteria: o High school athlete who has overcome significant health challenge o Deadline: March Alexander Josephson Memorial Hockey Scholarship 2 @ $2000 Criteria: o 80% average o Deadline: April Ed Belfour Hockey Awards Criteria: o Minimum 65% average o Deadline: April
MANITOBA HOTEL ASSOCIATION ALEXANDER CAMPBELL HOTEL MANAGEMENT AWARD– varies Criteria: for students enrolled in a 4 year Hotel Management program, either at the Ryerson Polytechnical Institute in Toronto or the University of Guelph, Ontario academic proficiency; genuine interest in occupations related to the hospitality industry Deadline: June (see office or call 859-9976)
MANITOBA HOUSING & RENEWABLE CORPORATION BURSARY FUND University Students Bursary – 4 @ 1,000 each (2 for Aboriginal students) College Students Bursary – 4 @ 1,000 each (2 for Aboriginal students) Criteria: Applicants for the above bursaries are available to students currently living in a Manitoba Housing unit or a subsidized social housing unit associated with the MHRC. Deadline - September apply at http://www.gov.mb.ca/fs/housing/
MANITOBA HYDRO SCHOLARSHIPS/BURSARIES various ones; up to $5000/year Criteria: for Manitoba residents of Aboriginal ancestry (Status, Non-status, Metis or Inuit) resident of Manitoba who will be enrolling in Engineering at the University of Manitoba (preference to electrical engineering students); strong academic performance other scholarships available: Generating Futures Scholarships ($10,000); Employment Equity Bursary; Trades, Technology, IT & Vocational Programs; Management – www.hydro.mb.ca Criteria ($1500) female entering Engineering at U of M with highest high school average Deadline: March www.studentscholarships.org
MANITOBA LOTTERIES EMPLOYMENT EQUITY EDUCATION AWARDS 28 @ $500 Criteria: aboriginal people, members of visible minorities, persons with disabilities or women in an or aspiring to be in male-dominated occupations
Page 13 based on academic achievement enrolling full-time at U. of M., U. of W., Brandon U, RRCC, ACC, KCC or St. Boniface College) Deadline: July
MANITOBA MUSIC EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION – 2 scholarships $600 (for 1st place and $400.00 for 2nd place) Criteria: . interest in musical background and training; future career plans in music - students enrolled Bachelor of Music degree or a Bachelor of Education degree with a music emphasis. participation in school musical activities student of a teacher or institute belonging to MMEA In a letter, the applicants should clearly outline the above criteria and include name, address, telephone number and high school attended. Also, along with the letter of application, three letters of reference and a performance tape (not longer than 10 minutes) are required. Deadline: April
MANITOBA PARENTS FOR UKRAINIAN EDUCATION INC. - 5 @ $100, 1 @ $500 Criteria for the $100.00 Award: completion of English Ukrainian Bilingual Program to the highest level offered in school division must have a Grade 12 credit in Ukrainian language as obtained by having completed the challenge exam, a correspondence course or a summer program overall academic achievement; community involvement Criteria for the $500.00 Award completed an English Ukrainian Bilingual Program to the highest level offered in school division must be enrolling in a degree program in any recognized Canadian university must register in not less than one full credit in Ukrainian language history or culture in first year overall academic achievement; community involvement Deadline: June
MANITOBA PUBLIC INSURANCE ABORIGNAL EDUCATION AWARD – 20 @ $1000 Criteria: Must be entering a Manitoba post-secondary institution in an area related to business Minimum 70 % average; Demonstrate leadership, volunteerism in the community & financial need Deadline: May
MANITOBA RINGETTE ASSOCIATION/HIGH FIVE RINGETTE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD – up to $500 Criteria: for a graduating student , registered MRA team member in previous season active participant as a ringette player and volunteer as a instructor, coach, manger or referee meet admission standards and enrolled in a Manitoba university or college Deadline: April 15th submitted to M.R.A.
MANITOBA THEATRE CENTRE SCHOLARSHIPS Criteria: for students attending accredited theatre schools or university theatre programs or apprenticing with a professional theatre; Manitoba resident audition or portfolio will be required Deadline: May
MANITOBA TOURISM EDUCATION COUNCIL (METC) 2 @ $1875 Criteria: Manitoba resident entering one of the Hospitality and or Tourism programs
Page 14 Resume and / or portfolio; 500 word essay re: tourism (see application for details) Deadline: May apply at www.mtec.mb.ca/careers/scholarships.aspx
MANITOBA TRUCKING ASSOCIATION SCHOLASTIC AWARD - 3 @ $1000.00 Criteria: applications available from office or call 632-6600 www.trucking.mb.ca/MTAScholarshipAwards.htm Deadline: July Edward M. Ewanochko Transportation Scholarship Award – 1 @ $500 Criteria: Manitoba resident and pursuing post secondary education in transportation related discipline Academic achievement; Letter(s) of recommendation and a letter or intent Deadline: July Winnipeg Transportation Club Scholarship (1 @ $500) Associated Trades Division Scholarship (3 @$1000) Criteria: Dependant children of employees of MTA Member Company Deadline: July
MANITOBA YOUTH LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP - 200 @ $500 Criteria: Selection based on citizenship, leadership, volunteer activities and healthy living Deadline: March; Application available at www.mb4youth.ca
MARGARET E. NIX ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP Criteria: Female, Aboriginal student entering an undergraduate program at the University of Winnipeg Must apply directly for scholarship through the University of Winnipeg Deadline: March http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/index/services-awards
MAST STUDENT CITIZENSHIP AWARD - $500 ( K – 12 student) Criteria: Volunteer service, leadership; citizenship; participated in student government activities Application, 2 letters of reference and essay Deadline: January
MERIT CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF MANITOBA - $200 (One / Manitoba high school) Criteria: Child / guardian of a Merit Manitoba member Deadline: May
MONSANTO CANADA OPPORTUNITY SCHOLARSHIP – 5 @ $1500 Criteria: Must be Canadian high school student from an agricultural or forestry family farm Attending Canadian post-secondary institution in first year Agriculture sciences or Forestry Academic excellence, leadership and active involvement in the community. Deadline: May (see office or call 667-4944); www.monsanto.ca
MPI DRIVER EDUCATION CHALLENGE – variety of prizes (ipods, laptops; scholarships) Criteria: Complete on-line driving quiz; in-car road test; final driving competition – for MB driver ED students High school student enrolled or completed a Driver Education course Go to www.mpi.mb.ca to competed on-line driving quiz (1st challenge step)
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MTS – PURSUE YOUR CALLING SCHOLARSHIPS 4 @ $1000; possible summer employment Criteria: must enroll in an eligible Manitoba university or college program (computer science, technology, business, engineering) – see www.mts.ca/scholarships for further information and applications 75% average or higher; include recent transcript of marks, resume and answers to 4 short questions Deadline: April
MUCHMUSIC ABORIGINAL YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP - $5000 Criteria: Aboriginal students under the age of 25 Entering their 1st or 2nd year of studying broadcasting Apply at http://www.muchmusic.com/proudtosupport/aboriginalyouthscholarship/ Deadline: November
NATIONAL ABORIGINAL ACHIEVEMENT FOUNDATION - Aboriginal Health Careers – bursaries and scholarships ($1000) Criteria: Full time Aboriginal student studying a branch of health sciences (nursing, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, lab technology, physiotherapy, etc). Must apply directly for scholarships www.naaf.ca/health.html Deadline: May
NATIONAL ABORIGINAL ACHIEVEMENT FOUNDATION – Business, Science & General Education Criteria: Full time Aboriginal student studying business, science, law, engineering, information technology, technical studies, education, social sciences, social work Deadline: June; Must apply directly for the scholarship www.naaf.ca/business.html
NATIONAL ABORIGINAL ACHIEVEMENT FOUNDATION – Fine Arts Criteria: Undergraduate or graduate Aboriginal student studying visual or media arts, dance, theatre, music or other studies (such as arts administration, stage management, sound engineering) OR Accepted for an internship, apprenticeship or on the job training with a museum, theatre, gallery, cultural or media centre Must apply directly for scholarship www.naaf.ca/FineArts.htm Deadline: March 31 (for projects after June 1), or September 30 (for projects after December 1)
NIKKI REDEKOP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $250 Criteria: Graduating volleyball player who best exemplifies volleyball, leadership & scholastic achievement Pursuing post-secondary education and on a varsity volleyball program at a Canadian University Deadline: November
NORTH WEST LAW ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY Criteria: Candidates must meet Academy Enrollment qualifications o 18 years or older by September; completed Grade 12; no criminal record o good health, physically fit; pass Academy Screening process Apply at www.nwlawenforcement.ca
Page 16 NORTH WINNIPEG CREDIT UNION – 2 @ $500.00 Criteria: Members of North Winnipeg Credit Union; Involvement in the Ukrainian Community Academic achievement; involved in extra-curricular activities Registered for the fall in a post-secondary institution Deadline: May
ORDER OF KNIGHTS OF RIZAL – various categories of awards Criteria: overall average of at least 90%; 5 core subjects at 40S; nominated by authorized school official full or partial Filipino parentage Deadline: June
ORDER OF SONS OF ITALY SCHOLARSHIP: GARBEBALDI LODGE – 2 at $1,000 each Criteria: must be of Italian background; entering a post-secondary university education scholastic achievement, community involvement, especially in the Italian community financial need; call for application Deadline: August
ORDER OF SONS OF ITALY SCHOLARSHIP: LUPA DI ROMA LODGE - $500 Criteria: Manitoba student of Italian descent; Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Entering a post-secondary institution in the fall Transcript and letter of recommendation required Deadline: August
PAL GROUP BURSUARY FOR GROWTH $500 Criteria: registered in a post-secondary institution in or intent of entering a business program in Grade 12 & completed a Junior Achievement program; complete a 1,00 word essay Deadline: April
PETER D. CURRY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP up to $4000 Criteria: Based on financial need, community involvement & desire to give back to their community Are or were in the care of Child and Family Services within Manitoba for a minimum of a year Enrolled in a post-secondary education institute Currently or have resided for a period of time east of the Red River in Winnipeg Deadline: unavailable www.voices.mb.ca or call 982-4956
PHI DELTA KAPPA, KEYSTONE CHAPTER –2 @ $400 each – Criteria: Scholarship for Prospective Teachers a letter from the applicant indicating why they are choosing teaching as a profession; copy of a transcript of marks; two letters of reference: application Deadline: May
PORTUGUESE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS – 3 @ $500 Criteria: must be eligible for entry into a post-secondary education institution of Portuguese descent; possess a basic knowledge of Portuguese language and culture
Page 17 good academic standing and citizenship; volunteer work 3 letters of recommendation required Deadline: May
POSSIBILITIES YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPS – Bank of Montreal - 50 @ $1000 Criteria: Aboriginal students, students with disabilities & visible minorities Academic achievement; community involvement; interest in business & finance Submit essay and one letter of recommendation Deadline: May
PREMIER’S VOLUNTEER SERVICE AWRDS – gift Criteria: Youth leadership category (under 25 years old) Contributions to their schools, organizations and communities through volunteer work Serve as role models, encouraging other youth to give of themselves for the betterment of the community Deadline: February
RAINBOW STAGE SCHOLARSHIP 6 @ $500 Criteria: For a student studying Musical Theatre (performance, technical production, or musician) Deadline – May; Apply at www.rainbowstage.net
RBC ABORIGINAL STUDENT AWARDS PROGRAM - 10 @ $4000 Criteria: Aboriginal student(Status, Non-Status, Inuit & Métis) accepted or attending a Canadian university or college Pursuing a degree related to financial (i.e. business, economics, computer science, etc). or in a discipline unrelated to financial services Must maintain a full course load; need financial assistance to pursue degree Deadline: February; Apply at www.GoToApply.ca/RBC
RBC – ROYAL BANK FINANCIAL LIFESKILLS SCHOLARSHIP - 10 @ $2007 Criteria: minimum average of 65%; accepted at a Canadian University or college involved in extra-curricular activities, community leadership, special endeavours or circumstances, volunteer services, outside interests and/or hobbies, career and educational objectives. Deadline: May ; applications available at www.rbcroyalbank.com/lifeskills - for other scholarships for aboriginal students; children of employees, etc. go to www.rbc.com/community/resources/scholarships/
READER’S DIGEST VALEDICTORIAN PROGRAM Offers a 1-year subscription to Reader’s Digest to the valedictorian of high schools
RED RIVER COLLEGE AWARDS, BURSARIES & SCHOLARSHIPS –up to $50,000 in entrance scholarships Criteria: RRC offers numerous entrance awards – some do not require a special application others will require a General RRC application or Specific Application. Forms are available from counsellors, office or at www.rrc.mb.ca/register/pdf/AwardApplication.pdf o HC McGregor Entrance Scholarship 20 @ $750 – for trades programs; deadline – July o Women in Trades Bursaries – 2 @ $1500; Deadline: July
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RED RIVER EXHIBITION FOUNDATION – automotive (6 @ $500 - $1000), tourism ($1000), agriculture/agri-foods ($1000); business scholarship (2 @ $1000); aerospace ($1000) Criteria: Manitoba high school graduate; in Automotive Industry (student, employee or apprentice) resume, one page outline answering questions re the industry for farming must be entering agriculture ore related study at a Manitoba university or college Deadline: May; see www.redriverex.com or 888-6690
REMAX QUEST FOR EXCELLENCE BURSARY – 24 @ $500 Criteria: Live in Western Canada Maximum 1250 word essay (choice of topic on: leadership, sports, technology, trades, performing arts; fine arts or community service.).; Apply at www.remax-western.ca click on Quest for Excellence Deadline: March
RETAIL AS A CAREER SCHOLARSHIP 20 @ $1,000 Criteria: Applied or enrolled in a part-time or full-time retail post-secondary business-related program Retail experience on at least a part time basis Deadline: April Application available at www.retaileducation.org/rac/scholarship.asp
ROBERSTON COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP – 3 available to each high school ($1000, and 2 @ $500) Criteria: Applying to Robertson College Deadline: May
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AWARD - $200 Criteria: For any student pursuing post-secondary education in any field Demonstrated a strong involvement in community, school, volunteer or humanitarian activities Deadline: June
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION LADIES AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIP – amount varies Criteria: Pursuing a career in physiotherapy, occupational therapy or nursing See www.manitobanwontariocommand.ca/auxiliary_scholarship Deadline: after 1st year of post-secondary
ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE COMMUNITY MERIT SCHOLARSHIP- $250 Criteria: Attending post-secondary education Shown extensive volunteer and citizenship involvement inside and our of school Deadline: June
SCHOLARSHIP FOR ABORIGINAL CANADIANS - $1,500 Criteria: all Aboriginal Canadian children (including foster children) of National Union members who plan to enter a public post-secondary education institution full-time in September are eligible to apply. winner will be determined on the basis of a 750-1000 word essay on “the importance of quality public services in enhancing the quality of life of Aboriginal Canadians”. Deadline: June; www.nupge.ca
Page 19 SCHOLARSHIP FOR VISIBLE MINORITIES - $1,500 Criteria: all visible minority children (including foster children) of National Union members who plan to enter a public post-secondary education institution full-time in September are eligible to apply. winner will be determined on the basis of a 750-1000 word essay on “the importance of quality public services in enhancing the quality of life of visible minorities” Deadline: June ; www.nupge.ca
SCHULICH LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP – 20 @ up to $60,000 Criteria: Each high school can nominate one student Must be enroll in a program at Canadian universities in the STEM stream (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) Must possess 2 of these 3 attributes: exceptional high academic grades; demonstrated leadership or evidence of entrepreneurial talent; financial need Need 2 references, transcript Deadline: January; www.schulichleaders.com
SED SCHOLARSHIP – 25 @ $2000 Criteria: Exceptional accomplishments in one of the following areas: leaderships; arts, culture & recreation; community & volunteerism; business & entrepreneurship; science & technology; government & politics Deadline: August; Apply on line at www.SaveEveryday.com/Scholarships.com
SIBYL MCKAY INKSTER BURSARY - $500 Criteria: Female, Metis students enrolled in a full time program at the Red River College Apply at http://me.rrc.mb.ca/Catalogue/AvailableAwards.asp#Entrance%20Awards
SOFTBALL CANADA – ETHEL BOYCE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD – 2 @ $1000 Criteria: Registered with a provincial/territorial association Attending recognized Canadian post-secondary educational institution, or following year Deadline: September
SOFTBALL MANITOBA BURSARY - $500 Criteria: awarded to a student who has demonstrated high successful competitive experience at a national and/or provincial and/or regional level must be a registered player with Softball Manitoba for the current year plus the two years previous to the year in which the bursary is awarded must demonstrate a high level of softball and academic ability must be planning to attend a post-secondary institution for the first time Deadline: April
SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL VIOLET RICHARDSON SCHOLARSHIP – 29 @ $1000; 1 @ $300 + $300 to charity of choice (local level) Criteria: Young woman 14 – 17 yrs. Caring, compassionate, creative and committed to making the world a better place
Page 20 Has had a significant and noteworthy accomplishment as a volunteer 750 word essay on where you volunteer and why Deadline: December (apply at www.soroptimist.org)
SPORT MANITOBA SCHOLARSHIPS – offers several Andrew Budge Memorial Scholarship – see above Coaching Manitoba Bursary – see above Manitoba Foundation for Sports Scholarship – amount varies Criteria: athletes who have competed at the provincial level or higher; high academic standing, involvement in amateur sport coaching, officiating and volunteer activities. Preference to athletes attending university or college in Manitoba and pursuing a career in sport Applications available at http://www.sportmanitoba.ca/page.php?id=43
Princess Royal Pan Am Scholarship - 2 @ $3000 Criteria: for Manitoba's high performance athletes in their pursuit of excellence at the national and international levels of competition enrolled in a post-secondary institution in Manitoba. Applications available at http://www.sportmanitoba.ca/page.php?id=43
SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP RECRUITMENT SERVICES For student-athletes interested in learning about athletic scholarships & sports recruiting process Information available at http://www.rempelgroup.com/tiop10.html
STACEY LEVIT WOMEN AND SPORT MEMORIAL SSCHOLARHSIP – 5 @ $500 Criteria: For individual female athletes or teams who demonstrate keen interest in sports & healthy lifestyle Financial need is considered Candidates are asked to outline how the scholarship with be used for women and sport Deadline: May; Application available at http://www.caaws.ca/e/grants/levitt/apply.cfm
STEINBACH BIBLE COLLEGE – 1 @ $1000 Criteria: Maintain an 80% average Grades 9 - 12 Display Christian leadership; Maintain GPA of 3.0 / semester at Steinbach Bible College Apply at www.sbcollege.ca
TD BANK and FIRST NATIONS BANK OF CANADA ABORIGINAL EDUCATION AWARDS - up to $60,000 Criteria: Must be of Aboriginal ancestry Full time student at a post-secondary institution pursuing a degree relevant to a career in banking (i.e. business, economics, computer science, math, science, etc). Must be in need of financial assistance Contact Awards Coordinator, TD Centre, 201 Portage Avenue http://www.tdcanadatrust.com/scholarship/index.jsp
TD CANADA TRUST SCHOLARSHIP FOR OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP – 20 @ $70,000 each Criteria: open to all Grade 12 graduating students; include transcript
Page 21 outstanding community leadership must have academic skills to succeed at university or college must complete an essay describing your community leadership involvement; references required Deadline: October
TECHNOLOGY EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION OF MANITOBA – 2 @ $500 Criteria: First year student enrolled full time in the Industrial Arts Education Program at Red River College/University of Winnipeg. Student must also be a recent high school graduate (maximum 2 years out of high school, no mature students) Proficiency in Industrial Arts; Min. of 80% average in at least 2 (Sr 1 – 4) Industrial Arts courses Require transcript, 1 page biography, and references Deadline: May
TERRY FOX HUMANITARIAN AWARD – up to $7,000 annually (max. 4 years) Criteria: planning to attend Canadian University or College highest ideals and qualities of citizenship, courage in overcoming obstacles, involvement in humanitarian service and participation in sport, fitness and community service Deadline: February www.terryfoxawards.ca
TERRY FOX MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $1,000 Criteria: all children (including foster children) with disabilities of National Union members who plan to enter a public post-secondary education institution full-time in September are eligible to apply. winner will be determined on the basis of a 750-1000 word essay on “the importance of quality public services in enhancing the quality of life of people with disabilities”. Deadline: June; www.nupge.ca
TOMMY DOUGLAS SCHOLARSHIP - $1,500 Criteria: all children (including foster children) of National Union members who plan to enter a public post- secondary education institution full-time in September are eligible to apply. Submit 750-1000 word essay on “How Tommy Douglas’ life contributed to making Canada a more just and equitable society” Deadline: June; www.nupge.ca
TOP 20 UNDER 20 – 20 @ $1500 Criteria: A visionary leader who has used innovation to shape change in their life, school, community, etc. Under the age of 20; Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Pursuing Canadian secondary, post-secondary or training education Application available at www.Top20Under20.ca Deadline: January
TOYOTA EARTH DAY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM- 20 @ $5,000 Criteria: Achieved academic excellence Demonstrated outstanding environmental commitment, community service, and leadership Not an employee of immediate family member of Toyota Canada, its dealers or Panasonic Canada Entering full time studies at an accredited university or college Applications available at www.earthday.ca/scholarships or email [email protected] Deadline: February
Page 22 TRAINING FOR TOMORROW EDUCATIONAL AWARDS PROGRAM– 80 @ $1,250 To encourage women to enter Math, Science & Technology programs in Manitoba community colleges. Criteria: open to women who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents and have been Manitoba residents for 3 years and pursuing full-time training in an eligible 2 year diploma program at a Manitoba community college (see counselors of eligible list of programs) academic achievement Deadline: August ( see www.manitoba.ca/msw or call 1-800-263-0234 or 945-6281)
TRIBAL WI-CHI-WAY-WIN CAPITAL CORPORTION SCHOLARSHIP – 5 @ $5000 Criteria: Any First Nation Youth under 35 years belonging to: Interlake Reserves, Island Lake, Keewatin, Swampy Cree, West Region Tribal Councils or all Independent First Nations in Manitoba Submit short autobiography, letter of reference Proof of acceptance into a post-secondary institute, First Nations status and age Deadline: June; apply on-line www.twce.mb.ca
UNITED WAY: YOUTH LEADERS IN ACTION 4 @ $500 Criteria: Academic potent ional; demonstrated leadership; community involvement; connections with a United Way funded non-profit organization Deadline January; www.unitedwaywinnipeg.mb.ca/privacy or call 477-5360
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA ACCESS PROGRAM Support program that provides access to a university education for people who would not have had the opportunity (social, economic or cultural reasons; lack of formal education; or Northern residency) Preference given to Aboriginal students, residents of Northern Manitoba and low income earners Deadline: March
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA - AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD SCIENCES CENTENNIAL ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP – 4 @ $2,000 Criteria: Must be entering the Faculty of Agricultural & Food Sciences Deadline – March; Applications available at www.umanitoba.ca/afs/awards
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA ALUMNI ENTRANCE BURSARY - $4000 Criteria: Entering University 1 or any “direct-entry” faculty or school at the U. of M. directly from High School Minimum average of 70% Demonstrated financial need on the standard U. of M. Bursary Application Obtain application at U of M Financial Aids and Awards September 1 of your 1st year Deadline: October of your 1st year at U of M
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA ATHLETIC AWARDS - $500 - $1500 Criteria: Must be playing for one of the U of M’s CIAU teams Contact university coaches for further information
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS - See counsellor for details. Advanced Early Admissions deadline December 1 based on Grade 11 marks in specific courses (need a minimum of 92.5% average) - $1700 (must maintain a 90% average in Gr. 12) Entrance scholarship deadline February 15 based on Grade 12 marks in specific courses o $2000 for 95% + average
Page 23 o $1700 for 92.5- 94.9% average o $1400 for 90 – 92.4% average o $1100 for 87.5 – 89.9% average o $800 for 85 – 87.4% average
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA – LEADERS OF TOMORROW SCHOLARSHIP – 6 @ $4500 Criteria: high school average of at least 90% calculated on the basis of results in: a) English 30 or Francais 30S and Anglais 30S b) Mathematics 30S c) the highest marks in 3 of biology 30S, Chemistry 30S, Physics30S, History 30S, Geography 30S, or a language at the 30S level other than those accepted for “a” above demonstrated evidence of a high level of communication skills a record of community involvement (e.g., school, local community, city-wide/regional, provincial) demonstrated special abilities other than those shown by academic results (e.g., aesthetics, athletics, literary accomplishments, languages). Deadline: December 1st
UNIVERSITY OF MANTITOBA – ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS Criteria: Various amounts awarded according to marks achieved. See counsellor.
UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF MANITOBA – various amounts Criteria: U. o f Manitoba student taking at least one subject at St. Paul’s College; Average of 85% List of achievements in school and community activities Deadline: September Applications at www.mts.net/~ancirore/application.doc
UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG – MAJOR ENTRANCE Criteria: Nominated by their high school; please let counsellor know if you are interested in being considered for one of these awards - Must be submitted by early April U of W also has a separate application form for additional scholarships
UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG – SPECIAL ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS Criteria: standing in at least five University Entrance 40S/A credits Faculty Arts, Business or Economics: minimum average of 80% in English 40S, Math 40s + one other 40S course Faculty of Education: minimum average of 80% in English 40S, Pre-Calculus or Applied 40S + one other 40S course from a specific list (see U of W website www.uwinnipeg.ca) o $2,250 for average of 95% + o $1,750 for average of 90 - 94.9% o $1,100 for average of 86 – 89.9% and over o $800 for average of 80 - 86.9% Deadline: March 1st
VARIETY / MTS ALLSTEREAM LEADERSHIP IN THE COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIP $2000 Criteria: One nominated / high school Include an essay outlining your community leadership; Transcript; 3 references Deadline: April
Page 24 VARIETY PAT RIORDAN FINE ARTS SCHOLARHSIP - $1000 Criteria: One nominated / school – submit Biographical essay, 3 references, transcript Deadline: April www.varietymanitoba.com/scholarship.html
VIC THIESSEN MEMORIAL AWARD - $500 Criteria: Significant educational improvement; school &community involvement; financial need Complete application; letter of nomination from MASTARS member; 500 word essay; transcript Deadline: May
VOICES – MANITOBA’S YOUTH IN CARE SCHOLARSHIP - $500 Criteria: Based on financial need, potential for success, past community involvement & desire to give back Have lived in the care of Child and Family Services within Manitoba for a minimum of a year Enrolled in a post-secondary education institute Deadline: June see a counsellor or apply at www.voices.mb.ca
WAL-MART CANADA COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM - $4000 Criteria: Based on community and extra-curricular involvement Call 1-877-248-6483 for an application or email [email protected] Deadline: January
WENDY’S SCHOLARSHIPS – 10 @ $2,000; 20 @ $1,000; 180 @ $150 Criteria: Demonstrated excellence in academics & commitment to extra-curricular activities. Canadian citizen or permanent residents 70% grade point average; pursuing post-secondary education Deadline: December (Apply online at www.wendysclassicachiever.ca )
WESTERN COMMUNITIES FOUNDATION EXCEPTIONAL ACHIEVEMENT CITATION AND BURSARY AWARD - $500 Criteria: School nomination based on student’s ability to overcome adversity (mental and/or physical), financial hardship, family issues, and / or displayed outstanding community or school spirit Deadline; May
WINNIPEG GOLDEYES & Manitoba Baseball Association "Field of Dreams" Scholarship - 3 @ $1,000 Criteria: Manitoba resident. enrolled in a post-secondary institution (Canada or U.S.). registered member of the Manitoba Baseball Association (player, coach, or official) athletic achievement in baseball, academics, and citizenship. Reference from principal, transcript Deadline: July
WINNIPEG YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP 2 @ 1000, one male, one female Criteria: good academic standing; strong leadership skills; community involvement
Page 25 involvement within the W.Y.S.A. as a player, coach, and/or referee Deadline: September
XEROX CANADA’S ABORIGINAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM - 8 @ $3000 Criteria: Full time Aboriginal student studying information technology, business administration, computer/math science, engineering, commerce Must apply directly for scholarship www.xerox.ca/english/4_0/4_6/absp.html Deadline: June 30
YOUTH SERVES MANITOBA BURSARIES several $500 bursaries Criteria: $500 bursary to post-secondary students who complete 100 hours of community service with incorporated non-profit or registered charitable organizations students must be attending school full time in the fall contact Manitoba Education and Youth 945-3560 or call 1-800282-8069 ext 3557 for an application or www.edu.gov.mb.ca/youth/employers/youthserves.html Deadline: apply between September 2 and January 2