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Awards 1997/98 Calendar University of Alberta Edmonton 1997/98 Calendar Awards Awards 30 Undergraduate Entrance Awards GroupB(FineArts) Art20/21 CommercialArt25A,B,C Drama20 30.1 Introduction Music20/25 PerformingArts25A,B,C VisualCommunications22A,B,C Allawardsforenteringundergraduatestudentsareadministeredby theOfficeofStudentAwardswhichislocatedinRoom103,Administration GroupC(Sciences) Building(403)492-3221. Biology20 StudentsenteringthefirstyearofFacultéSaint-Jeanareeligiblefor Chemistry20 theseawardsandmayapplyontheappropriateUniversityofAlberta Mathematics20 EntranceScholarshipapplicationform(s). Physics20 Inorderthatfundsbebroadlydistributed,noundergraduatestudent Science20 mayholdmorethanoneUniversityofAlbertamajorawardinanyoneyear. Normallyallmonetaryawards,arecontingentuponstudentsproceeding AllapplicantswillbenotifiedofselectionresultsthefollowingOctober withtheiruniversityprogramsintheimmediate,nextacademicsessionand (ofGrade12year).Successfulapplicantswillreceivetheirscholarship arepayableonlywhenstudentsareinactualattendanceattheUniversity. fundsafterregisteringfull-timeattheUniversityofAlbertathefollowing Theminimumvalueofamajorawardshallbedeterminedbythe September. UndergraduateAwardsandScholarshipCommitteeandreviewedbythe AcademicExcellenceScholarships Committee.Thecurrentvalueofamajorawardisapproximately$2000. FieldofStudy:Open ThisCalendarlistsonlythoseawardswhichhavebeenapprovedand Value:Variablefrom$500to$2500 Number:Variable areadministeredbytheUniversityofAlberta.Itdoesnotincludeanyawards Conditions:AwardedannuallytostudentsenteringtheUniversityofAlbertafromhigh availablethroughothersources.Unlessotherwisestatedinthetermsof schoolonthebasisofsuperioracademicachievementonGrade11finalmarks. anyaward,theseawardsaretenableonlyattheUniversityofAlberta. Donor:TheEscheatedEstatesFundoftheUniversityofAlberta. Therearesevenawardcompetitionsavailabletostudentsenteringan AlumniAssociationAcademicExcellenceScholarships undergraduatedegreeprogramattheUniversityforthefirsttime.Eachof FieldofStudy:Open thesecompetitionsisdescribedbrieflyinthefollowingsections.Eachsection Value:$2500 beginswithageneralcompetitiondescription,includinginformationonthe Number:20 totalnumberandvalueofawardsavailable,applicationdeadlines,eligibility Conditions:AwardedannuallytostudentsenteringtheUniversityofAlbertafromhigh school,onthebasisofsuperioracademicachievementonGrade11finalmarks. requirements,andselectioncriteriaandprocedures.Eachawardcompetition Donor:ProvidedbyAlumniAffairsthroughdonationsfromUniversityofAlbertaalumni. sectionalsoincludesanalphabeticlistingofthespecificawardsavailable HarryWBassMemorialScholarships withthatcompetition. FieldofStudy:Open Formoreinformationregardingtheseawards,pleasecontactyour Value:$1000 studentcounsellor/advisorortheOfficeofStudentAwardsat(403) Number:Variable 492-3221.Forinformationregardingawardsforcontinuingundergraduate Conditions:AwardedannuallytostudentsenteringfirstyearattheUniversityofAlberta studentssee§31. onthebasisofsuperioracademicachievementonGrade11finalmarksandfinancial need. Forinformationregardingbursariessee §32orcontacttheStudent Donor:EndowedbythelateHarryW.BassofDallas,Texas. FinancialAidandInformationCenter,2-700Students’UnionBuilding(403) 492-3483. FacultyofEngineeringEntranceScholarships FieldofStudy:Engineering Value:Variablefrom$500to$2000 Number:Variable 30.2 Academic Excellence Competition Conditions:Awardedannuallytostudentsenteringthefirstyearofanundergraduate degreeprogramintheFacultyofEngineeringattheUniversityofAlberta,onthe basisofsuperioracademicachievementonGrade11finalmarks. TheAcademicExcellenceScholarshipProgramwascreatedto Donor:AlumniandFriendsoftheFacultyofEngineering encouragehighschoolstudentstocontinuetheirstudiesattheUniversity FacultyofScienceEntranceScholarships ofAlberta.Thisprogramisuniqueinthatawardsareofferedonthebasis FieldofStudy:Science ofapplicants’Grade11marks.BycompletingtheAcademicExcellence Value:$1000 Scholarshipapplicationform,studentsareconsideredforavarietyof Number:Variable scholarshipsavailableinthisprogram.Additionally,allapplicants’names Conditions:AwardedannuallytostudentsenteringthefirstyearofaBachelorofScience degreeprogramintheFacultyofScienceattheUniversityofAlberta,onthebasis areaddedtoaUniversitymailinglistthatisusedtoautomaticallydistribute ofsuperioracademicachievementonGrade11finalmarks. applicationsandinformationaboutotherScholarshipandAwardopportunities Donor:ProvidedbytheDeanofSciencethroughdonationsfromUniversityofAlberta availabletoenteringundergraduatestudents. alumni. Approximately900awardsareofferedannuallyranginginvaluefrom$500 ElizabethImrieMemorialScholarship to$2500.Grade11studentsmayapplybycompletingtheUniversityof FieldofStudy:Open AlbertaAcademicExcellenceScholarshipapplicationformavailablefrom Value:Variable highschoolcounsellorsorfromtheOfficeofStudentAwardsinApril. Number:Variable DeadlineforreceiptofapplicationsintheOfficeofStudentAwardsis Conditions:Awardedannuallytoanindividualwhoisenteringthefirstyearofan undergraduateprogramfromhighschoolattheUniversityofAlberta,onthebasisof June15(ofGrade11year). superioracademicachievementonGrade11finalmarks. Tobeeligibleforoneoftheseawards,applicantsmustbeplanningto Donor:TheEstateofMaryImrie. entertheUniversityofAlbertaupongraduationandhavefirstclassacademic HenryKreiselMemorialHonorsScholarships standingbasedonGrade11subjects.Applicants’awardaveragesare FieldofStudy:Open calculatedbyaveragingtheirmarksinEnglish20andthebestfourother Value:$2500 marksreceivedinsubjectsfromGroupA(Humanities),GroupC(Sciences) Number:10 andamaximumofonesubjectfromGroupB(FineArts).Subjectsare Conditions:AwardedannuallytostudentsenteringtheUniversityofAlbertafromhigh classifiedasfollows: schoolonthebasisofsuperioracademicachievementonGrade11finalmarks. Donor:EndowedbytheUniversityofAlberta. GroupA(Humanities) HarveySPerkinsScholarships 20-levellanguageotherthanEnglish FieldofStudy:Open Additional20-levellanguageotherthanEnglish Value:Variable SocialStudies20 Number:Variable Conditions:TobeawardedannuallytoastudententeringtheUniversityofAlbertafrom highschoolonthebasisofsuperioracademicachievementonGrade11finalmarks. Donor:EndowedbytheEstateofthelateBeulahHillPerkins. Awards 88 IsobelSecordMemorialEntranceScholarshipsinNursing 30.4 Entrance/Transfer Leadership Scholarship FieldofStudy:Nursing Value:Variablefrom$500to$2000 Competition Number:Variable Conditions:TobeawardedannuallytostudentsenteringtheUniversityofAlberta FacultyofNursingcollaborativedegreeprogram(UniversityofAlbertasite)onthe TheawardsintheLeadershipScholarshipCompetitionaremade basisofsuperioracademicachievementonGrade11finalmarks. possiblethroughspecialendowmentsandbequeststotheUniversityof Donor:EndowedbytheEstateofIsobelSecord Alberta.Approximately80awardsareofferedannuallyranginginvalue from$1000to$5000,withthemajorityoftheawardsvaluedat$2500. 30.3 Scholastic Distinction Scholarship Program Tobeeligibleforoneoftheseawards,applicantsmustbeplanningto entertheUniversityofAlbertathefollowingSeptember,possessoutstanding leadershipabilitiesasdemonstratedbyextracurricularandschool TheScholasticDistinctionScholarshipsaredesignedtoattractthe involvementandhavefirstclassstanding.Entranceapplicants’award verybestacademicallygiftedentrancestudentstotheUniversityofAlberta, averagesarecalculatedonthebasisofcompleted30-levelcourses,teacher andtocompetedirectlywiththemostprestigiousawardsthatareavailable assignedmarksandaprojectedGrade12finalaverage. atotherinstitutions. StudentsmayapplybycompletingtheUniversityofAlbertaLeadership Approximately40scholarshipsranginginvaluefrom$10,000to$25,000 Awardsapplicationformavailablefromhighschoolcounsellorsorfromthe eachareavailabletostudentsembarkingontheirfirstundergraduatedegree OfficeofStudentAwardsinJanuaryofeachyear.Deadlineforreceiptof attheUniversityofAlbertaincludingstudentswhoaretransferringfrom applicationsintheOfficeofStudentAwardsisMarch15. otherpost-secondaryinstitutions.Scholarshipsinthisprogramarenormally AllapplicantswillbenotifiedofresultsinMayofeachyear.Successful payableover4yearswithrenewaldependentoncontinuingexcellencein applicantswillreceivetheirscholarshipfundsafterregisteringfull-timein academicsinafull-normalcourseload. anundergraduatedegreeprogramattheUniversityofAlbertathefollowing Selectionismadeonthebasisofpastacademicperformanceand September. futureacademicpotential.TobeeligibleforaScholasticDistinction CharlotteAandJGarnerCaddelMemorialLeadershipScholarship Scholarship,studentsmustbenominatedbytheirschool/postsecondary FieldofStudy:Open institution.NominationformsareavailableinDecemberandselectionof Value:$1000 recipientsbegins1March. Number:1 Conditions:Tobeawardedannuallytoastudententeringthefirstyearofan President’sCitations undergraduateprogramattheUniversityofAlbertawhoisagraduateofahigh FieldofStudy:Open schoolintheCountyofStrathcona.Therecipientwillbeanindividualwhobest Value:$25,000-Payableoverfouryears combinessuperiorhighschoolacademicachievement(minimum80%)with Number:7 demonstratedcommunityserviceandleadershipqualities. Conditions:Tobeawardedannuallytostudentsenteringortransferringtotheirfirst Donor:EndowedbythechildrenofthelateJGarnerCaddelandCharlotteACaddel undergraduatedegreeprogramattheUniversityofAlberta.Recipientswillbechosen —BobCaddel,JackCaddel,TedCaddelandVickiChilibeck—andtheirmany onthebasisofsuperioracademicachievementwithaminimumawardsaverageof familyandfriends. 95%(orequivalent). Donor:TheUniversityofAlberta CoppFamilyScholarships FieldofStudy:Open Chancellor’sCitations Value:$2500 FieldofStudy:Open Number:10 Value:$15,000-Payableoverfouryears
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