Student Awards Guide 2020/2021
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A student award can help you achieve your goals. SAIT is proud to offer more than $5 million in scholarships and bursaries to students in almost every program, and you’ll find complete details in this guide.
Whether you are starting your very first semester or getting ready to graduate, awards are available to all qualifying SAIT students.
Some awards recognize your academic success and other awards recognize your community involvement. Every award is dedicated to helping SAIT students find success, and every award has been created because of generous donations from SAIT alumni, faculty and staff as well as corporate partners and friends. This past year, a record number of donors contributed to emergency funds for students in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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8 GENERAL AWARDS 30 MACPHAIL SCHOOL 40 SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY OF ENERGY AND TOURISM 16 ATHLETIC AWARDS 30 General Awards 40 General Awards 30 Bachelor of Applied Technology 41 Baking And Pastry Arts 18 LEARNER AND Petroleum Engineering 41 Butchery and Charcuterie ACADEMIC SERVICES 31 Chemical Engineering Management Technology 41 Hospitality Management 20 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 31 Chemical Laboratory Technology 42 Professional Cooking 20 General Awards 31 Electrical Engineering 44 T ravel and Tourism Technology 21 Administrative Information 32 Electronics Engineering Management 46 SCHOOL OF INFORMATION Technology 21 Bachelor of Business AND COMMUNICATIONS Administration 32 Energy Asset Management TECHNOLOGIES 22 Business Administration 32 Environmental Technology 46 General Awards 23 Legal Assistant 32 Instrumentation Engineering 46 Broadcast Systems Technology Technology 23 Oil and Gas Production 47 Film and Video Production Accounting 33 Petroleum Engineering Technology 47 Graphic Communications and Print Technology 34 Power Engineering Technology 24 SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION 48 Information Technology 35 Power and Process Operations 24 General Awards 48 Journalism 35 Pre-Employment Electrician 24 Architectural Technologies 49 Library Information Technology 35 Workplace Safety Management 26 Bachelor of Applied – Distance Learning 49 New Media Production Technology Geographic and Design Information Systems 49 Radio, Television and 26 Bachelor of Science Construction 36 SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND Broadcast News Project Management PUBLIC SAFETY 36 General Awards 27 Civil Engineering Technology 52 SCHOOL OF 28 Engineering Design and 37 Advanced Care Paramedic MAUFACTURING AND Drafting Technology 38 Dental Assisting AUTOMATION 29 Geomatics Engineering 38 Diagnostic Medical Sonography 52 Machinist Technician Technology 38 Health Information 52 Mechanical Engineering 29 Pre-Employment Cabinetmaking Management Technology 29 Pre-Employment Carpenter 38 Medical Laboratory Assistant 53 Non-Destructive Testing 29 Pre-Employment Refrigeration 38 Medical Laboratory Technology 53 Pre-Employment Ironworkers and Air Conditioning 38 Medical Radiologic Technology 53 Pre-Employment Mobile Crane 39 Nuclear Medicine Technology 54 Welding Engineering Technology 39 Pharmacy Assistant 39 Primary Care Paramedic 39 Rehabilitation Assistant 39 Respiratory Therapy
2 | Student Awards Guide 2019/2020 sait.ca 56 SCHOOL OF 62 APPRENTICE 68 Insulator Apprentice TRANSPORTATION 62 General Apprentice 68 Machinist Apprentice 56 General Awards 64 Auto Body Technician Apprentice 68 Natural Gas Compression 57 Aircraft Maintenance Engineers 64 Automotive Service Technician Apprentice Technology Technician Apprentice 68 Parts Technician Apprentice 58 Aircraft Structures Technician 65 Baker Apprentice 68 Plumber Apprentice 58 Automotive Service Technology 65 Bricklayer Apprentice 69 Recreation Vehicle Service 59 Avionics Technology 65 Cook Apprentice Technician Apprentice 59 Business Administration – 66 Cabinetmaker Apprentice 69 Refrigeration and A/C Automotive Management Mechanic Apprentice 66 Carpenter Apprentice 60 Diesel Equipment Technician 69 Sheet Metal Worker Apprentice 66 Electrician Apprentice 60 Railway Conductor 69 Steamfitter-Pipefitter 67 Electrical Motor Systems Apprentice Technician Apprentice 69 Transport Refrigeration 67 Gasfitter Apprentice Technician Apprentice 67 Glazier Apprentice 69 Welder Apprentice 67 Heavy Equipment Technician Apprentice 71 INDEX 67 Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) Apprentice 68 Instrumentation Controls Apprentice
sait.ca Student Awards Guide 2019/2020 | 3 GENERAL criteria may also be included. See the Award Categories Award Criteria section on page 5 for Awards that are not linked to a specific more information. SAIT offers more than 4,200 awards to SAIT academic school or program are our students. Most awards fall under one called general awards. In most cases, any Scholarship: Academic achievement is of four categories: student in any program who completes the primary selection criteria but other the online application form will be criteria may also be included. ENTRANCE considered for a general award if they Prizes: Non-cash awards (such as meet the award’s criteria as outlined in Entrance awards are for students who plaques and medals) presented for a this guide. are beginning a program. Some awards specific accomplishment (academic are for a specific program and others are or non-academic). open for students in all programs. SCHOOL/PROGRAM-SPECIFIC
Information on entrance awards will be These awards are designated to a GOVERNMENT FUNDED specific SAIT academic school and to a available in the fall when the Entrance These awards are issued directly by the specific SAIT program. They take the Awards Guide for 2020/2021 is posted on Alberta government and details can be form of bursaries, scholarships or prizes: the Student Awards page at sait.ca. found by visiting studentaid.alberta.ca. Bursary: Financial need is the primary criteria used for selection but other
4 | Student Awards Guide 2019/2020 sait.ca If you have questions about your SIN Award Criteria or ITN, you should contact the SAIT Application Tips International Centre for more information SAIT awards are given based in whole or READ THE CRITERIA in part on the following criteria: and assistance. The Centre can also tell you about other awards that are available The conditions for each award are called Academic achievement: A pre- for international students. Email the criteria. Read the criteria carefully for determined Grade Point Average (GPA). Centre at [email protected]. every award you see on the application Financial need: Financial need is form. Please do not apply for an award if Some SAIT awards are only for determined by assessing a student’s you do not meet its criteria. This will save international students, such as the income and expenses combined with the you time in completing the application. Esmail Safana Farzana Fayaz Bharwani cost of tuition for the academic year. Foundation awards; the Laughing Dog Students receiving student loans may still International Student award; and the A WORD ABOUT YOUR REFERENCES be considered to be in financial need. International Students — Excellence and Choose your references with care. Community involvement: Participation International Students — Community Employers, religious leaders, community in community events, volunteer Spirit awards. Find information about leaders, teachers and instructors can commitments with non-profits and/or these awards in the General Awards serve as excellent references. Ideally charities, and involvement in section of this guide (pages 8 to 14). your references should have known you extracurricular activities such as sports Each SAIT award has a list of for a minimum of six months. Avoid or church. It is important to include requirements called criteria. If you using members of your family, best as much information as possible about meet these criteria, you can apply friends or roommates. these activities in your application. for the award. If the award criteria list Please advise your references that you Note: Some awards may include does not include a Canadian citizenship are applying for an award, and inform additional criteria as specified by the requirement, then all international them of the specific criteria of that award donor. Some examples may include your students, Canadian students and so that, if required, they are prepared to family status, your heritage or your permanent residents can apply for explain why you are a suitable candidate. chosen profession. Please read the that award. See page 7 in this guide Your references should always try to talk descriptions in this awards guide for more tips on understanding about your current attributes and skills. thoughtfully before you apply. Careful award requirements. reading will help you determine whether FINANCIAL INFORMATION you meet all of the criteria and ensure you apply only for the awards for which How to Apply Because most awards require a financial you are eligible. needs assessment, you are required to fill Applications are accessible through out the budget calculator in the your student account and can only be application form. The information you accepted online. Log in and look for the General Information provide is combined with your cost of Student Awards and Financial Aid icon. attendance (tuition and fees) and other Apply anytime, anywhere. It’s that WHO MAY APPLY? factors to determine need. Please provide simple. A tutorial assisting you through accurate information on monthly If you are enrolled at SAIT as a continuous, the application process is posted expenses and income. If you are unsure of full-time student or apprentice you on sait.ca/admissions/tuition-and- exact amounts, provide an estimate. may be eligible to complete an online financial-aid/student-awards as well. Please note that you may be asked to award application. Once you complete the required sections, verify the information you provide. your application will automatically be I’M AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT considered for many of the awards in — AM I ELIGIBLE? this guide. ESSAYS, WRITTEN DOCUMENTATION AND If you are a citizen of a country other SPECIALTY CRITERIA than Canada and you have been Application Deadlines For some awards, additional questions, accepted at SAIT on a student visa, you documentation and/or essays are may be eligible for SAIT student awards. required. Please read these sections In order to collect a SAIT award, you APPLY ONLINE AHEAD OF TIME! carefully and answer the questions as must have either a Canadian Social Each award description in this guide specifically as you can. It is best to provide Insurance Number (SIN) or an Individual includes important deadline information. as much detailed information as possible. Tax Number (ITN). Note that deadlines are firm and cannot be extended. Where additional documentation is
sait.ca Student Awards Guide 2019/2020 | 5 required, please submit it via email to matter how you say it — cheers, merci, form (Tuition and Enrolment Certificate), [email protected] before the award danke, shukran, xie xie, gracias, shukriya which can only be accessed by students deadline. Be sure to include your name, — you can help us show gratitude to the on mysait.ca. SAIT student ID and program on donors who care so much about you and If you are unsure of your tax status, each document. your fellow SAIT students. If you do contact the Canada Revenue Agency at receive an award, here is how you can say 1.800.959.8281 or visit cra.gc.ca. If I win an award, “thank you” to SAIT supporters: • Write a thank you note to PLEASE NOTE how will I know? the donor. • Record a personal video to All information in this guide, including SAIT Alumni and Development will notify express your thanks in person awards offered, the value of awards and students selected for awards no more via our ThankView app. the number of awards available, is subject than four months after the application • When you are successful in the to SAIT receiving funding for the awards deadline. Recipients will receive an email, workforce, please keep in touch listed. In the event that funding is a telephone call or a letter with and consider supporting SAIT in cancelled, awards will be reallocated to a information about when and how you'll any way you can. program area designated by Alumni and receive your awards package. Development. If there is a discrepancy between the published award criteria Tax information or value and the official award There are at least for scholarships documentation located in the Alumni 465 words for and Development department, the official and bursaries documentation is deemed accurate. “thank you” Award criteria and values Scholarships and bursaries are generally are subject to change. SAIT awards are created by donors who not taxable and are not reported as invest their money to make a difference income on your tax return. In February, and transform lives. We hope you are one SAIT will issue a T4A that will be available of the almost 4,200 students who will on your mySAIT student portal. You will receive a student award this year and, no also need to complete the T2202A tax
6 | Student Awards Guide 2019/2020 sait.ca International Student? Use these examples for finding which awards you can apply for.
To learn more about whether you are eligible for SAIT student awards, see page 5 of this guide or contact the Student Awards office for information and assistance.
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ROBERTSON ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 1 Name of the award. 2 Value: $900 Number: 1 Criteria: • Third semester 2 The amount of money you would receive • Financial need from this award. • Academic achievement from previous semesters (minimum GPA 2.00) 4 • Preference given to rural applicants from Alberta How many students can receive this whose parents derive their principal income from 3 farming award during the school year. 5 Deadline: Nov. 28 This is the list of conditions for the award. EMMA RANSOM MEMORIAL 4 Value: $1,165 Number: 1 If you can say “yes” for each condition, Criteria: you should apply for the award. • Any certificate, diploma, applied degree or degree program • Financial need 5 You must apply before this date. • Leadership skills developed at SAIT through participation in campus activities and volunteerism Deadline: Feb. 28 Because the list does not include ERNEST WOOD MEMORIAL Value: $1,645 Number: 1 Canadian citizenship, international Criteria: students can apply for this award. • Enrolled in a pre-employment program • Alberta resident for a minimum of two years However, you still must meet each • Primary consideration given to individual who condition on the list. demonstrates an ability to succeed while enrolled in the program – academic achievement, leadership and community involvement • Secondary consideration given to financial need • Canadian citizen Deadline: May 30 Because of this criteria, international students cannot apply for this award.
sait.ca Student Awards Guide 2019/2020 | 7 AL NIVEN MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Gas Processing Association Canada (GPAC) Value: $1,050 Number: 1 General Awards The following programs are eligible: Bachelor of Applied Petroleum Engineering Technology, Chemical Engineering Technology, Chemical Laboratory Technology, Geomatics Engineering Technology, Instrumentation Engineering Technology, Petroleum Engineering Technology, Welding Engineering Technology Criteria: • Third or fifth semester • Academic achievement • Financial need • Graduate of a Canadian high school Deadline: Nov. 28
ALBERTA-NWT COMMAND, ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Value: $1,000 Number: 4 Criteria: • For students in any certificate, diploma or degree program • Financial need • For any person who is serving or has honourably served and their dependents. Dependents include their children, grandchildren or great-grandchildren Deadline: Feb. 28
ALTALINK CENTENNIAL Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Criteria: • Third or fifth semester of a diploma, applied degree or degree program • Alberta resident from a small town or rural Alberta community prior to attending SAIT • Financial need • Academic achievement • Demonstrated leadership by involvement in extracurricular and community activities Deadline: Nov. 28
AMBER WEBB-BOWERMAN MEMORIAL Value: $1,465 Number: 1 Criteria: • Second semester • Financial need • Extracurricular involvement in journalism arts • Preference given to a student involved in The Emery Weal (SAIT Students’ Association newspaper) • Preference given to a student involved in SAITSA Deadline: Feb. 28
ASCENT – ENVISIONING A NEW TOMORROW Value: $895 Number: 1 Criteria: • Certificate or diploma program • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) • Leadership within SAITSA, SAIT and the overall Calgary community • Financial need • Not in receipt of another internal SAITSA award • Must not be a member of the SAITSA Executive Council Deadline: Feb. 28
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ASSOCIATION OF SCIENCE AND CALGARY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION CENTRE FOR ENERGY ASSET MANAGEMENT Athletics ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Value: $1,100 Number: 4 STUDIES CONTINUING EDUCATION AWARD PROFESSIONALS OF ALBERTA (ASET) Criteria: Value: $500 and $1,500 Number: varies Sponsored by: Engineering Technology Scholarship • Academic achievement Criteria: Foundation of Alberta (ETSFA) • Financial need • For graduates of SAIT’s Energy Asset • Calgary resident Management diploma program who are Academic Services Value: $2,000 Number: 3 • Two awards for students in one of the enrolled full-time in a certificate, diploma, and Learner Criteria: following programs: Architectural applied degree or degree program • Enrolled in the final year of an accredited Technologies, Civil Engineering Technology, • $500 in the first semester and $1,500 in applied science or engineering technology Electrical Engineering Technology, the graduating semester diploma program that will lead to eventual Engineering Design and Drafting Technology, Deadlines: Sept. 28 and April 30 certification by ASET Geomatics Engineering Technology, Welding • Must be a member of ASET (membership is Engineering Technology CLAUDETTE RIDLEY MEMORIAL free to students enrolled in their final year • Two awards for students in one of the of an ASET recognized program — refer to Sponsored by AUPE – Local 39 following pre-employment programs: Business aset.ab.ca) Bricklayer, Cabinetmaker, Carpenter, Concrete Value: $910 Number: 1 • Leadership ability through participation in Finisher, Electrician, Glazier, Painter and school and/or community activities Criteria: Decorator, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning • Any certificate, diploma, applied Deadline: Feb. 28 Mechanic, Plumber, Sheet Metal Worker, degree or degree program
Steamfitter-Pipefitter, Welder • Second semester Construction BELL NEXXIA Process: • Financial need Value: $610 Number: 1 • Entering students must submit a copy of high • Preference given to AUPE affiliation via Criteria: school transcript to Alumni and Development, member or related family member • Completed at least one semester Room AA113 (Heritage Hall) Deadline: May 30 • Academic achievement Deadlines: Feb. 28 and May 30 • Financial need
CLOVERDALE PAINT INC. Energy Deadline: Feb. 28 CALGARY FILIPINO LIONS CLUB Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Value: $300 Number: 2 Criteria: BETTY BROOKER BUILDING FUTURES Criteria: • Any certificate, diploma, applied Value: $5,000 Number: 1 • Any diploma or certificate program degree or degree program • Academic achievement • Financial need Criteria: Public Safety • Entering a pre-employment program in any • Alberta resident • Demonstrated commitment to community and Health of the trades • Preference given to applicants of service and career or entrepreneurial • Financial need Filipino descent objectives • Preference given to a student who was Deadline: Feb. 28 • Preference given to dependents of the recipient of a SAIT Summer Camp bursary Cloverdale Paint employees in high school CALGARY FOUNDATION • Alberta or British Columbia residents and Canadian citizens • Describe your personal financial Value: $550 Number: 1 circumstances and the impact of SAIT Deadline: May 30
Criteria: Hospitality and Summer Camps on your life • Any certificate or diploma program Deadline: May 30; apply during your • Financial need CURRY Tourism training period • Preference given to a single parent Value: $1,550 Number: 1 Deadline: Feb. 28 • Entering or returning student enrolled in BMO FINANCIAL GROUP a certificate or diploma program Value: $1,000 Number: 1 CALGARY SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR • Financial need Criteria: IMMIGRANTS – THE CALGARY FOUNDATION • Preference given to descendants of the • Second semester of a diploma program original pioneers (early 1900’s) who held Value: $1,450 Number: 1 title to land within the present boundaries • Financial need Information and Communications Criteria: • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) of the Special Areas Board, Hanna, Alberta • Fourth or sixth semester • Canadian citizen — proof required • Financial need • If no “descendant” applicant qualifies, Deadline: Feb. 28 • Good standing in previous the award will be open to students who semesters of study have attended a high school within the Technologies BRODEUR FAMILY • Landed immigrant to Canada or one who Special Areas Board’s jurisdiction: Value: $1000 Number: 1 has been a landed immigrant and is now Altario, Cessford, Consort, Coronation, Criteria: a Canadian citizen Hanna, Oyen, Youngstown • For students in the Architectural Deadline: Feb. 28 Process: Technologies or Professional Cooking • A legal land description and proof of program CANADIAN SCOUT JAMBOREE CJ’93 SERVICE ancestry must be submitted showing that • Third semester Value: $535 Number: 1 your ancestor was a pioneer of the Special • Financial need Criteria: Areas Board • Academic achievement (minimum 3.00 GPA) • Fourth semester • This proof can include family trees, copies • Community involvement • Has been registered as a child, youth or adult of ancestry information from history books, • Preference given to Aboriginal students member of any section of Scouting for more current or previous proof of land title, etc. Deadline: Nov. 28 than two years • Confirmation that the legal land description of Manufacturing and your ancestor is within the boundaries of the • Current community involvement considered Automation BUCHANAN FAMILY Special Areas Board must also be obtained Deadline: Feb. 28 from the Special Areas Board Office in Hanna, Value: $1,000 Number: 1 AB at 403.854.5600 Criteria: CARETAKING AND CUSTODIAL STAFF • Submit your proof via email to • First, second or third semester or period Value: $900 Number: 1 [email protected]. of a certificate, diploma or apprenticeship Criteria: Deadline: May 30 program • Any diploma program • Financial need • Financial need
Deadline: May 30 • Being supported by a single parent Transportation • Canadian citizen Process: • Submit a reference letter via email to [email protected]. Deadline: Feb. 28 Apprentice
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Athletics DAHRLYNE HUBERT MEMORIAL ED MARDELL MEMORIAL FAIRFAX FINANCIAL HOLDINGS LIMITED Value: $3,985 Number: 1 Sponsored by: AUPE – Local 39 Value: $4,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • Second year of any diploma program • Must have previously received this award in • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Criteria: your first year Academic Services • Financial need • Certificate, diploma, or degree program • Second-year student in diploma, applied • Second semester or higher Learner and Learner • Mature student at least 30 years of age degree or degree programs or older • Financial need • Financial need • Landed immigrant to Canada with children • Academic achievement • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Must be an Alberta resident for a minimum Deadline: Feb. 28 • Community involvement of 5 years • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant
Deadline: Feb. 28 DAY OF MOURNING WORKER MEMORIAL Special notes: • Previous recipients must continue enrollment Value: $1,000 Number: 2 EDD MCROY MEMORIAL in their chosen program in consecutive
Business Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1 semesters (excluding four month semester • Second year or higher Criteria: summer break) and continue to demonstrate • Financial need • • Certificate, diploma, or degree program eligibility under the criteria outlined above • Completed safety training (e.g. CSTS, • • Second semester or higher • Previous recipients must apply each WHMIS, WSPS) • • Financial need year and declare if participating in any
Construction • Demonstrates leadership and commitment • • Academic achievement work-study programs to their chosen profession • • Must be an Alberta resident for a minimum Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Nov. 28 of 5 years Deadline: Feb. 28 FRANCES CAMYRE MEMORIAL – DIRTT STUDENT INNOVATION THE CALGARY FOUNDATION Value: varies Number: varies ELMA WAMBEKE Value: $500 Number: 13
Energy Criteria: Value: $900 Number: 1 Criteria: • Full-time students who will be graduating Criteria: • Successfully completed first semester from a certificate, diploma, applied degree or • Third semester • Academic achievement from previous degree program • Financial need semester • Demonstrated capacity for innovative • Academic achievement from previous • Financial need thinking in a project, preferably with a semesters (minimum GPA 2.00) • Personal character as defined by the donor Public Safety Health and and Health project course, that solves an existing • Preference given to rural applicants from • Must be a Canadian citizen and a continuous industry problem or meets an unsolved Alberta whose parents derive their principal Alberta resident for at least five years customer need income from farming Deadline: Feb. 28 Process: Deadline: Nov. 28 • For information on applying contact Applied Research and Innovation FRIENDS OF SAIT CHUCKWAGON Services at 403.284.7251 or email EMMA RANSOM MEMORIAL Value: $2,760 Number: 1 [email protected] or visit Value: $1,165 Number: 1 Criteria:
Hospitality and www.sait.ca/student-research Criteria: • For a full-time student in the first, second Deadline: April 30 • Any certificate, diploma, applied degree or or third semester of a certificate, diploma, Tourism degree program applied degree or degree program DOUGLAS (YEUNG) TIMS MEMORIAL • Financial need • Financial need • Leadership skills developed at SAIT through Deadline: Feb. 28 Value: $610 Number: 1 participation in campus activities and Criteria: volunteerism • Third semester FUNDING THE FUTURE Deadline: Feb. 28 • Academic achievement Value $1,000 Number: 1 • Financial need Criteria: Information and Communications • Preference given to former students of the ERNEST WOOD MEMORIAL • Certificate, diploma or degree program Calgary Public Chinese School who are also Value: $350 Number: 1 • Second semester involved in the community Criteria: • Financial need Deadline: Nov. 28 • Enrolled in a pre-employment program • Academic achievement Technologies • Alberta resident for a minimum of two years • Essay on why you chose SAIT E.J. TICKLES FAMILY • Primary consideration given to individual who Deadline: Feb.28 demonstrates an ability to succeed while Value: $915 Number: 1 enrolled in the program — academic GEORGE S. AUDLEY EDUCATIONAL Criteria: achievement, leadership and community • Completed at least one semester of a FUND – ALBERTA UNION OF PROVINCIAL involvement EMPLOYEES (AUPE) diploma program • Secondary consideration given to financial Value: $880 Number: 1 • Financial need need • Academic achievement • Canadian citizen Criteria: • Involvement in extracurricular activities • Certificate or diploma program Deadline: May 30 Deadline: May 30 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Financial need • Members in good standing of the AUPE with Manufacturing and two years of consecutive service
Automation • Spouses and/or financial dependents (under 25 years of age) of members in good standing of the AUPE with two years of consecutive service • Dependents of retired or deceased AUPE members (must apply within 10 years of the retirement or death) • Consideration given to past members who enroll within the first year following Transportation job elimination Process: • Must provide AUPE membership number Deadline: Feb. 28 Apprentice
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INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF JOB’S INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS – LOCAL 39 AUPE – ALBERTA UNION Athletics DAUGHTERS SHEMIM AKHTAR HUSSAIN OF PROVINCIAL EMPLOYEES Value: $875 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $810 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: Criteria: • First or third semester of any program • For international students in any certificate, • Certificate, diploma or apprenticeship • Financial need diploma, or degree program Academic Services
• Canadian citizen • Second semester of program • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) and Learner Deadline: Nov. 28 • Financial need • Financial need • Academic achievement • AUPE members in good standing with one INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS – • Attitude year of consecutive service (not restricted to COMMUNITY SPIRIT Deadline: Feb. 28 Local 39) and/or their spouse/same sex partner and/or their financial dependents Value: $1,000 Number: 1 JACK DALLAS MEMORIAL • Dependents (under the age of 25) of retired or Criteria: deceased member (within a period of 10 • For international students Value: $1,085 Number: 1 years of retirement/death) Business • Second year of program Criteria: • Consideration will be made for a past • Based on volunteering in the SAIT • Second semester member who enrolls full-time within the first community, tutoring fellow students, • Athletic participation year following job elimination and general support of the International • Sportsmanship Process: Centre initiatives • Leadership • Must provide AUPE membership number Construction Deadline: Feb. 28 • Citizenship • Personality Deadline: May 30 Deadline: May 30 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS – MACDONALD FAMILY EVEREST EDUCATIONAL SERVICES Value: $1,575 Number: 5 Value: $1,500 Number: 1 JENNIFER PREST Criteria: Criteria: Value: $4,180 Number: 2 • Diploma programs Energy • For international students in any Criteria: • Primary consideration given to financial need certificate, diploma, or degree • Third or fifth semester • Secondary consideration given to academic • Second semester of program • Financial need achievement • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Preference given to applicants with • Academic achievement • Preference to a landed immigrant to Canada dependent children Public Safety
• Attitude or one who has been a landed immigrant and and Health • Leadership is now a Canadian citizen Deadline: Feb. 28 Deadline: Feb. 28 • Preference given to a mature student, 30 years of age or older MARY CHIARASTELLA MEMORIAL INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS – EXCELLENCE Deadline: Feb. 28 Value: $620 Number: 1 Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1 JOHN MICHAEL FLANAGAN • Certificate or diploma programs Criteria: • Second semester • For international students Value: $1,500 Number: 1
• Financial need Hospitality and • Second year of program Criteria: • Involvement in the SAIT community • Based on academic achievement (highest • Diploma, applied degree and degree • Satisfactory first-semester marks Tourism GPA from first and second semesters) programs Deadline: Feb. 28 Deadline: Feb. 28 • Financial need • Describe what education means to you MATHEW GILBERT MEMORIAL INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS – LEADERSHIP Deadline: Feb. 28 Value: $975 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 LAUGHING DOG INTERNATIONAL STUDENT Criteria: Criteria: • Diploma, applied degree and
Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Information and Communications • For international students degree programs • Second year of program Criteria: • Volunteer activities • Based on outstanding leadership at a • International student in their second • Financial need supervisory or mentorship level to fellow semester in any certificate, diploma, or • Preference given to applicants that have SAIT students demonstrated by initiative degree program volunteered with a mental health Technologies in creating or implementing opportunities, • Financial need organization within the last two years events, or other activities that • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.90) • Preference given to applicants in the support international students and Deadline: Feb. 28 Journalism program the International Centre Process: Deadline: Feb. 28 LEONIE RICHARD MEMORIAL • Submit a letter from the mental health Value: $890 Number: 1 organization as proof of volunteerism to Criteria: [email protected]. • Entering or returning student Deadline: Feb. 28 • Financial need • Female student • Single parent
• Canadian citizen Manufacturing and • Preference given to applicants in programs related to the food service industry Automation Deadline: Feb. 28 Transportation Apprentice
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Athletics MÉTIS SCHOLARS OWEN SCHOLARSHIP – RICHARD BERNHARDT MEMORIAL Value: $3,000 Number: 3 THE CALGARY FOUNDATION Value: 3 installments of $750 Number: 1 Criteria: Value: $490 Number: 1 Criteria: • Enrolled in a full-time certificate, diploma, Criteria: • Enrolled in first period of an degree or applied degree program • Certificate or diploma program apprenticeship program Academic Services • Financial need • Financial need • Academic achievement
Learner and Learner • Submit proof of Métis ancestry • For a single parent • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum 2.00 GPA) • Preference given to part-time students • Community/leadership involvement • Outline the reason you chose your program Deadline: Feb. 28 • Alberta resident and how the award will impact your journey • Preference given to applicants towards education and a career travelling to attend SAIT from PETE CINDRIC MEMORIAL – • Explain your involvement with the Coronation or the surrounding towns in THE CALGARY FOUNDATION Métis community the County of Paintearth • Must not be currently receiving Rupertsland Value: $2,085 Number: 5 • In the event that there are no applicants from
Business Insitute funding Criteria: the above area, preference will be given to • Must declare your name will not appear on • Third or fourth semester applicants registered in the Auto Body the Government of Canada’s Indian Registry • Financial need Technician, Automotive Service Technician • Must be an Alberta resident • Canadian citizen and Parts Technician programs Deadline: Nov. 28, Feb.28, May 30 Deadline: Feb. 28 Process:
Construction • The intent of this award is to provide three NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CORROSION PRESIDENT DR. DAVID ROSS equal installments to the student in their ENGINEERS (NACE) Value: $725 Number: 1 first, second and third periods of continuous apprenticeship training at SAIT Value: $1,000 Number: 4 Criteria: Criteria: • Certificate, diploma, applied degree or Deadline: Apply during your first period • A total of four awards available to students in degree program of apprenticeship training
Energy the following programs: Chemical Laboratory • Third semester Technology, Chemical Engineering • Financial need RICHARD CROSS MEMORIAL Technology, Power Engineering Technology, • Academic achievement Value: $2,570 Number: 1 Petroleum Engineering Technology, • Single parent Criteria: Mechanical Engineering Technology and • Preference given to a female student • Completed a minimum of the first Welding Technology Deadline: Nov. 28 semester of a diploma program with a Public Safety
Health and and Health • Third semester minimum GPA of 2.00 • Academic achievement from PRINCESS AUTO FOUNDATION • Leadership within SAITSA, SAIT and the previous semesters Value: $7,500 Number: 2 overall Calgary community • Emphasis on superior academic achievement • Not in receipt of another internal in semester-one courses or prerequisite Value: $1,500 Number: 2 SAITSA award courses specializing in the study of corrosion Value: $2,000 Number: 6 • Must not be a member of the SAITSA • Extracurricular activities Criteria: Executive Council • Students are encouraged to apply for a free • Two awards for students in receipt of Deadline: Feb. 28
Hospitality and NACE student membership to gain access to Princess Auto Foundation award from corrosion standards, papers and local events. previous year
Tourism ROBERT E. ROBERTSON MEMORIAL To learn more, please visit • Financial need nacecalgary.ca/membership htm#become • Academic achievement Value: $570 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28 • Leadership Criteria: • Two awards for students enrolled and • Second or third semester of any full-time actively participating in one of SAIT’s certificate, diploma, applied degree or NEIL COLLIN trade-related student clubs: Automotive degree program Value: $610 Number: 2 Services Technician Club, Beakerhead Club, • Financial need Criteria: Civil Engineering Technology Students’ Club, • In the event of a tie, preference will be given Information and Communications • Second semester ISA SAIT (Instrumentation Student Club), to a single parent with dependents living at • Living in SAIT Residence KVA Club, Machinist Club, MakerSpace Club, the same residence • Outstanding contributor to the SAIT Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Deadline: Feb. 28 student residence Race Team, Mechanical Society or Welding Technologies • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) Engineering Club ROBERT SPENCE MEMORIAL • Member of the current SAIT Residence Social • Financial need Committee/Community Council • Demonstrates commitment to community Value: $3,655 Number: 3 Deadline: Feb. 28 service and career objectives Criteria: • Six awards for students in a pre-employment • Second-year student in diploma, applied degree or degree programs OPTIMIST CLUB OF CALGARY/GOLDEN program: Auto Body, Auto Service Technician, • Must have previously received this award in ANNIVERSARY Cabinetmaking, Carpenter, Electrician, Industrial Mechanic (Millwright), Mobile your first year Value: $1,350 Number: 1 Crane, Ironworker, Pipe Trades, Refrigeration • Must be bilingual (French/ English) or have an
Criteria: and Air Conditioning, Sheet Metal or Welding educational background in French language • Third or fourth semester • Financial need or French immersion/ bilingual programs • Financial need Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need • Youth involvement • Canadian citizen Manufacturing and • Alberta resident Special note: Automation • Canadian citizen • Previous recipients who are in good academic • Not to be recipient of another major award standing must apply each year Deadline: Nov. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 Transportation Apprentice
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ROBERTSON ACHIEVEMENT SAIT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SAIT PRIDE Athletics Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $815 Number: 5 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: Criteria: • Third semester of any diploma program Three awards for: • For a full time student enrolled in a certificate, • Financial need • Third semester diploma, degree or applied degree program • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Academic achievement • First or second semester Academic Services
• As a student with a disability, demonstrate • Financial need • Financial need and Learner your commitment and motivation to succeed • SAIT or community involvement • Demonstrated support of the LGBTQ Deadline: Nov. 28 • Preference given to a SAIT graduate community through activism on and or graduate’s immediate family off campus ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY – Two awards for: Deadline: Feb. 28 HERITAGE PARK • Financial need Value: $1,000 Number: 2 • Academic achievement may also SAIT STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION (SAITSA) be a consideration Criteria: Value: $3,495 Number: 3 Business • Third or fourth semester Deadline: Nov. 28 Criteria: • Alberta resident • Completed previous semesters with • Financial need SAIT CENTENNIAL a minimum 2.00 GPA • Single parent Value: $5,075 Number: 1 • Any diploma, applied degree or
Deadline: Feb. 28 Criteria: degree program Construction • For a student in a full-time diploma, • Financial need ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY – MACEACHERN certificate, applied degree or degree program • Not in receipt of another internal SAITSA award Value: $1,500 Number: 4 • First or second semester • Financial need • Not a member of the SAITSA Executive Criteria: • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Council • Certificate or diploma programs • Vision essay: outline how your education Deadline: Nov. 28
• Successfully completed first semester or Energy inspires you to be involved with and higher strengthen your community • For full-time students SHEPPARD FAMILY • Financial need Deadline: Feb. 28 Value: $615 Number: 1 Deadline: Feb. 28 Criteria: SAIT COMMERCIAL SERVICES • Any certificate, diploma, applied degree Public Safety ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY WEST – Value: $2,000 Number: 1 or degree program and Health COLONEL MACLEOD Criteria: • Financial need Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Any semester of any diploma program Deadline: Feb. 28 • Financial need Criteria: • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Third semester SHIRLEY FARTHING AWARD • Financial need Deadline: Feb. 28 IN MEMORY OF TOD OWEN DUNN • You must write a 500-1,000 word essay Value: $5,000 Number: 1 on "How my career and philosophy could SAIT FACULTY AND STAFF Criteria: help better world understanding" to qualify Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Any full-time diploma or degree program Hospitality and
for this award Criteria: • Financial need Tourism Deadline: Nov. 28 • Second semester or higher of any certificate • Academic achievement or diploma program Deadline: Feb. 28 SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION • Financial need (SAFA) • Academic achievement SIEN LOK SOCIETY OF CALGARY Value: $675 Number: 1 Deadline: Feb. 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria:
• Second year of diploma, applied degree or SAIT MEMORIAL LEGACY FUND IN MEMORY • Demonstrated efforts in promoting the Information and Communications degree programs OF: HENRY NEUFELD, MARLIN JOHNSON AND preservation of Chinese culture or • Financial need GARRY ALFORD volunteering in Sien Lok Society or other • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Value: $1,500 Number: 1 cultural community organizations
• Participation in extracurricular activities Criteria: • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Technologies • Preference given to dependents of SAFA • Second, third or fourth semester • Financial need members (please identify) • Primary consideration given to financial need • Alberta resident Deadline: Feb. 28 • Secondary consideration given to academic Deadline: Feb. 28 achievement SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION Deadline: Feb. 28 SOUTH SUDANESE YOUTH (SAFA) – DEPENDENTS Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $1,015 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Financial need • Enrolled in a full-time program at • Academic achievement a recognized university, college or • In order to qualify for this award, proof technical institute of South Sudanese citizenship or
• Direct dependent of a current or past immigration from South Sudan must be Manufacturing and SAFA member provided to [email protected]. Automation Process: Deadline: Feb. 28 • For details on how to apply please contact the SAFA Office located in the Senator Burns building, Room N201, or phone 403.284.8321 • Applicants must apply directly to SAFA and provide proof of post-secondary acceptance Deadline: Nov. 1 Transportation Apprentice
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Athletics STAN STAWOWSKI/SAFA TAHMAZIAN MEMORIAL VIVACIOUS – WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP Value: $1,040 Number: 3 Value: $530 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: Criteria: • Any diploma, applied degree or degree • Any certificate or diploma program • For a student in either the Radio, program • Financial need Television, Broadcast News or Travel Academic Services • Financial need • Preference given to students of Armenian and Tourism programs.
Learner and Learner • Preference in order of: single parents, descent • Enrolled in third or fourth semester married students with children, married • If no Armenian students apply, preference • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.30) students, single living away from home will go to a single parent • Leadership demonstrated through and single living at home Deadline: Feb. 28 participation in SAIT activities Deadline: Feb. 28 • Financial need TAMMY CHEUNG MEMORIAL/CHINESE • Must be a female student STUART HOLLAND MEMORIAL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH • Preference given to a student who had to move to Calgary to attend SAIT Value: $1,985 Number: 3 Value: $1,050 Number: 1 Business Deadline: Feb. 28 Criteria: Criteria: • Only available to those diagnosed with • In the second year of a diploma program Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Financial need • Financial need • Preference given to students of Construction • Preference will be given to those students who are enrolled in the Business Chinese descent Administration (Accounting major) or Deadline: Feb. 28 Hospitality Management program Process: • Must outline your commitment and motivation to succeed in order to qualify for
Energy this award • Certification of disability must be on file with SAIT’s Accessibility Office or Counselling Office. Please submit a copy to [email protected].
Public Safety Deadline: Feb. 28 Health and and Health
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AL AND BETTY BUTTLE Value: $645 Number: 1 Criteria: • Full-time student • Active, playing member of the women’s Athletic Awards intercollegiate hockey team • Will be a returning member to the women’s hockey team the next academic year • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) • Commitment to chosen sport • Abilities • Good sportsmanship BRIAN DANIELS Value: $1,085 Number: 1 Criteria: • Returning hockey players to SAIT Trojans men’s team • Team leadership • Community service • Acceptable athletic and academic performance CALGARY FLAMES HOCKEY SCHOLARSHIP Value: $1,000 Number: 4 Criteria: • SAIT Trojans men’s or women’s hockey player • Enrolled in second year or higher of program • Well-rounded individual as demonstrated through GPA, athletic performance and sportsmanship CALGARY JUVENTUS SPORTS CLUB Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Criteria: • One for SAIT Trojans men’s soccer player • One for SAIT Trojans women’s soccer player • Financial need • Academic achievement • Community involvement CHORNEY FAMILY Value: $1,000 Number: 11 Criteria: • Member of any SAIT Trojans athletic team • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) • Preference given to athletes that display community citizenship through the Trojans Outreach Program • In good standing with the Department of Athletics and Recreation CORY KOROSI MEMORIAL Value: $620 Number: 5 Criteria: • Volleyball athletes • Academic improvement • Financial need • Positive attitude • Enthusiasm and work ethic in practices and games • Commitment to the team concept DOUGLAS H. MITCHELL Value: $1,445 Number: 1 Criteria: • Member of a Trojans intercollegiate, full season, league sports team (basketball, hockey, volleyball) • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Demonstrated commitment to the Trojans community
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DOUGLAS H. MITCHELL – KEN TIDSBURY LEADERSHIP YASMINE JIANG – SAIT JUGO JUICE Athletics HOCKEY ENTRANCE Value: $280 Number: 2 Value: $1,000 Number: varies Value: $2,500 Number: 2 Criteria: Criteria: Criteria: • One for a male student • Member of any SAIT Trojans athletic team • First year of a diploma, applied degree or • One for a female student • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) degree program • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) • Preference given to athletes that display Academic Services
• Member of SAIT Trojan Hockey team • Student athletes entering third or community citizenship through the Trojans and Learner • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) fourth semester Outreach Program • Community involvement • Outstanding leadership qualities • In good standing with the Trojans • In the case of a tie, financial need will Athletic Department E.J. TICKLES TROJANS SPORTS be considered
Value: $330 Number: 2 ZAHAVICH FAMILY TROJAN EXCELLENCE Criteria: TERRANCE MALKINSON TROJANS MEDAL AND AWARD • SAIT Trojans volleyball, basketball VOLLEYBALL Value: $350 Number: 2
or hockey players Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Business • Academic merit Criteria: • One for a male student • Financial need • Exemplifies the Three Trojans Pillars: • One for a female student • Athletic ability – Demonstrates athletic excellence by • Academic achievement • Returning for the final two semesters being a member in good standing of the • Demonstrates community citizenship
SAIT Trojans men’s volleyball team excellence by leading and participating in Construction HARPER PARRY – Demonstrates academic success by team and department community based Value: $420 Number: 2 maintaining a passing grade initiatives which grow the impact of the Criteria: – Demonstrates community citizenship Trojans brand and network • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) by committing to participate and • Demonstrates athletic excellence through • Excels in athletics provide leadership in the Trojans training and performance while being • Alberta resident Outreach Program recognized with a conference or national award in their sport Energy J. WILLIAM GOW MEMORIAL TROJANS ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE Value: $2,000 Number: 2 Value: Varies Number: Varies Criteria: Criteria: • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Academic achievement from previous
semester (minimum GPA 2.00) Public Safety • Leadership and Health • Canadian citizen • Preference given to athletes that display • SAIT Trojan volleyball player for the community citizenship through the Trojans entire season Outreach Program • One award for men’s, one for • In good standing with the Department women’s athletics of Athletics and Recreation JARRETT ALLEY MEMORIAL – TROJANS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TROJANS MEN’S HOCKEY Value: Varies Number: Varies Hospitality and Value: $1,445 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Academic achievement from previous Tourism • SAIT Trojans men’s hockey player semester (minimum GPA 2.00) • Enrolled in diploma or certificate program • Preference given to athletes that display • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) community citizenship through the Trojans • Demonstrated athletic excellence Outreach Program • Attendance at all training sessions and • In good standing with the Department As a student-athlete and a practices of Athletics and Recreation
• Demonstrated determination, enthusiasm scholastic achiever, I do not Information and Communications and love of the game of hockey TROJANS BASKETBALL BOOSTER CLUB have a part-time job during JOHN W. PFEIFFER TROJANS SOCCER Value: Varies Number: Varies Criteria: the school months. Awards Value: $875 Number: 1 Technologies Criteria: • Academic achievement from previous • SAIT Trojans soccer player semester (minimum GPA 2.00) like yours help me mitigate • Demonstrates athletic excellence by being • Preference given to athletes that display a member in good standing community citizenship through the Trojans financial issues and give me • Demonstrates academic success by Outreach Program maintaining a minimum GPA of 2.00 • In good standing with the Department the luxury of continuing to • Demonstrates community citizenship by of Athletics and Recreation committing to participate and provide focus my time and efforts leadership in the Trojans Outreach programs TROJANS VOLLEYBALL ALUMNI • Preference given to an athlete who Value: Varies Number: Varies on the two things that are demonstrates determination, enthusiasm Criteria: most important to me: and a love of the game of soccer • Member of the SAIT Trojans men’s or women’s volleyball team Manufacturing and JORDAN FISH MEMORIAL school and Trojans hockey.
• Academic achievement from previous Automation Value: $725 Number: 1 semester (minimum GPA 2.00) Thank you so much! Criteria: • Preference given to athletes that display • Member of SAIT Trojans cross country community citizenship through the Trojans running team, in the second year of eligibility Outreach Program Misty — or will return to the cross country team for • In good standing with the Department the next season of Athletics and Recreation Bachelor of Business • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) • Community citizenship demonstrated by Administration, participation in the Trojans Outreach program Transportation • Preference for a student demonstrating School of Business determination, enthusiasm and being a good teammate Apprentice
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CHINOOK LODGE INDIGENOUS ACADEMIC UPGRADING Learner and Value: varies Number: varies Criteria: • Financial need (letter from an Aboriginal primary funding agency stating priority level for waitlist required) • Career plan Academic • Leadership • For a student of Aboriginal descent (must provide proof of status) Process: • Apply through the Indigenous Student Advisors in Chinook Lodge Resource Centre Services Deadline: varies D.C. FLEMING/SAIT’S ALIVE Value: $800 Number: 2 Criteria: • Academic achievement • Enrolled as a full-time student in the academic year immediately following the Academic Upgrading program • One award is for highest mark • Second award is for most improved marks from first to second semester of the Academic Upgrading program • Not in receipt of another major award Deadline: Sept. 28
MARVIN MARONDA Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • Academic upgrading • Taking at least three daytime courses • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant • Preference for a single parent Deadline: Feb. 28
STUDENT ACCESSIBILITY Funded by: The Curriculum Acessibility Team Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • Any certificate, diploma, applied degree or degree program • Must have completed at least one semester • Financial need • Academic achievement • Demonstrated leadership as evidence of co-curricular records and/or involvement with SAITSA • Must be registered for an ongoing accommodation/condition with SAIT Accessibility Services Deadline: Feb. 28
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TRANSALTA INDIGENOUS TRANSCANADA INDIGENOUS Athletics HIGH SCHOOL UPGRADING EDUCATIONAL AWARD Learner Services Value: varies Number: varies Value: varies Number: varies Criteria: Criteria: SAIT STAFF OF LEARNER SUCCESS CENTRE • Financial need (letter from an Aboriginal • Financial need (letter from an Aboriginal Value: $500 Number: 1 primary funding agency stating priority level primary funding agency stating priority level Criteria: Academic Services
for waitlist required) for waitlist required) • Any certificate, diploma, applied degree, and Learner • Career plan • Career plan degree or apprenticeship program • Leadership • Leadership • Second semester or second period • For a student of Aboriginal descent (must • For a student of Aboriginal descent (must • Demonstrate how the Lamb Learner Success provide proof of status) provide proof of status) Centre has supported your success at SAIT Process: Process: • Financial need • Apply through the Indigenous Student • Apply through the Indigenous Student Deadline: May 30 Advisors in Chinook Lodge Resource Centre Advisors in Chinook Lodge Resource Centre
Deadline: varies Deadline: varies Business
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BRIAN LUDWIG LEGACY Value: $1,150 Number: 1 School of Criteria: • Any program in the School of Business • Third semester • Financial need • Canadian citizen Business Deadline: Sept. 28 COSTEN INSURANCE AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • For a full-time student in the Office Professional Certificate, Administrative Information Management or Business Administration, Financial Services Major in the School of Business • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Financial need • Preference given to a student with a demonstrated interest in Risk Management and general insurance experience Deadline: Jan. 28
ESMAIL AND SAFANA BHARWANI Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana Fayaz Bharwani Foundation Value: $930 Number: 1 Criteria: • Third semester of any program • Financial need • Academic achievement • Volunteerism in the not-for-profit sector and/or in the community • Landed immigrant or landed immigrant that is now a Canadian citizen • Preference given to an interest in: entrepreneurship, taxation law, or not-for-profit • Preference given to single parents Deadline: Sept. 28
Going to school full time while managing a family with three dependent children can be challenging at times. But, receiving this award has made me realize that hard work and strong determination always pay off. This award means a lot to me. Aysha — Bachelor of Business Administration, School of Business
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HSBC BANK CANADA TD INSURANCE MELOCHE MONNEX Athletics Value: $3,600 Number: 1 Value: $500 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Second semester of any program • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.75) • Academic achievement from first and • Financial need second semesters Academic Services
• Community involvement • Financial need and Learner Deadline: Jan. 28 • Not to be in receipt of another award Deadline: Sept. 28 KRISSA-MOORE AWARD
Value: $500 Number: 1 Criteria: • Financial need Bachelor of Business
• Academic achievement Business • Teamwork Administration • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant • Preference given to female students BROOKFIELD RESIDENTIAL Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $2,000 Number: 1
Criteria: Construction MITHOO AND NABAT GILLANI • Construction Project Management minor Connor McCallum • Third semester Value: $1,100 Number: 1 SCORING BIG ON AND OFF THE ICE Criteria: • Academic achievement • Third semester • Demonstrates or lives one of When Connor McCallum came to SAIT in • Financial need Brookfield Residential's values: passion, 2016 to play as a forward on the Trojans integrity or community men’s hockey team, he had no idea how big
• Academic achievement Energy • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Deadline: Sept. 28 he’d score both on and off the ice. Deadline: Sept. 28 A spot on the team also meant an CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF PLUMBING opportunity for education. McCallum AND HEATING SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 50TH ANNIVERSARY registered in the Bachelor of Business FACULTY AND STAFF Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Administration program, seeing it as a good Public Safety
Criteria: general option. and Health Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Final semester — Supply Chain Management Criteria: Initially, McCallum looked at the program as • Financial need a year-by-year situation. He wasn’t entirely • For a full-time student in any School of • Academic achievement Business diploma or degree program sure if he would end up switching programs • Second, third or fourth year Deadline: Jan. 28 at some point. However, he discovered he • Financial need enjoyed the program, especially the smaller-sized classes found at SAIT, and • Academic achievement CN AWARD OF EXCELLENCE SUPPLY CHAIN decided to stick with it. • Community involvement Value: $5,000 Number: 1 Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: McCallum, a member of the Lac La Ronge Hospitality and
• Supply Chain Major Band in northern Saskatchewan, says his Tourism first year of study provided him with several STEPHANIE ANNE NOVAK MEMORIAL • Fourth year • Academic achievement chances to grow as a student and a young Value: $990 Number: 1 • Attitude business professional. Criteria: • Leadership “A lot of those opportunities were given to • Second semester of any program Deadline: Jan. 28 me through SAIT’s Chinook Lodge Resource • Community involvement Centre. They set up events and coordinated • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) networking and information sessions.”
• Demonstrate involvement as a player in CN SUPPLY CHAIN AWARD Information and Communications Not knowing what to expect from a competitive sports Value: $2,000 Number: 3 professional standpoint, these • Preference given to competitive soccer Criteria: opportunities pushed McCallum out of his Deadline: Jan. 28 • Supply Chain Major comfort zone, allowing him to make • Third year contacts with business professionals and Technologies • Financial Need gain valuable experience. • Academic achievement • Attitude The Chinook Lodge Resource Centre also Administrative • Leadership played a big part in McCallum receiving the Indigenous Careers Award for each year he Information Deadline: Jan. 28 has studied at SAIT. “Before Chinook Lodge informed me, I never knew there was an Management CPA EDUCATION FOUNDATION award. Once I realized I was a potential Value: $1,200 Number: 1 candidate, I was excited to apply. And when I ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL Criteria: found out I was a recipient, I was ecstatic.” Value: $800 Number: 1 • First semester of fourth year While the award alleviates the financial Criteria: • Highest average in a minimum of three or pressure a student can face, for McCallum, • Third semester four CPA PEP prerequisite courses receiving the award affected him on a Manufacturing and personal level. “I’m actually being recognized • Academic achievement Deadline: Sept. 28 Automation for my Indigenous ancestry, which is Deadline: Sept. 28 ENBRIDGE something that I was never fully comfortable with until coming to SAIT,” BURSTALL WINGER ADMINISTRATIVE Value: $1,000 Number: 1 he shares. Criteria: Value: $350 Number: 1 “I’m humbled, and very appreciative. It’s led • Supply Chain Major Criteria: me to think about where I’m heading in the • Third year • Top student in Business English and future, to a career where I can eventually Communications proficiency • Financial need help other Indigenous students who are
• Academic achievement (minimum 2.50 GPA) Transportation Deadline: Sept. 28 struggling. I hope they can experience all • First nations, Métis or Inuit status that I have here at SAIT.” Deadline: Jan. 28 Apprentice
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Athletics ESMAIL AND SAFANA BHARWANI DAHRLYNE HUBERT MEMORIAL Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana Business Value: $3,985 Number: 1 Fayaz Bharwani Foundation Administration Criteria: • Third semester — Accounting major Value: $930 Number: 1 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
Academic Services ADVOCIS Criteria: • Financial need • First semester of third year Learner and Learner Value: $575 Number: 1 • Mature student at least 30 years old • Financial need Criteria: • Preference given to a female student who is a • Academic achievement • Third semester single parent • Volunteerism in the not-for-profit sector and/ • Interest in marketing Deadline: Sept. 28 or in the community • Express interest to pursue a career in the life
• Preference given to an interest in: insurance industry, preferably in sales DAVIDSON ENMAN LUMBER entrepreneurship, taxation law, or • Primary consideration given to community not-for-profit involvement Value: $750 Number: 1
Business Deadline: Sept. 28 • Secondary consideration given to academic Criteria: achievement • Third semester JAZZIT Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Value: $500 Number: 1 • Community involvement Criteria: ALEEM AND CINDY GILLANI
Construction • Demonstrate interest in the construction or • Final semester - Accounting Value: $1,110 Number: 1 building products industry • Must demonstrate active community Criteria: • Management concentration involvement • Third semester Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need • Academic achievement ESMAIL AND SAFANA BHARWANI JOE LOUGHEED • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana Energy Value: $2,175 Number: 2 Deadline: Sept. 28 Fayaz Bharwani Foundation Criteria: Third year ATB FINANCIAL COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP Value: $930 Number: 1 • Financial need Value: $1,370 Number: 1 Criteria: • Academic achievement Criteria: • Second semester
Public Safety • Preference for Métis students (in memory • Third semester — Financial Services major • Financial need Health and and Health of Lady Isabella Hardisty Lougheed) • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.70) • Academic achievement Deadline: Sept. 28 • Community involvement • Volunteerism in the not-for-profit Deadline: Jan. 28 sector and/ or in the community • Preference given to an interest in MANULIFE entrepreneurship, taxation law, or Value: $2,500 Number: 1 BOB AND GYNELL DAWSON not-for-profit Criteria: Sponsored by: Rotary Club of Calgary at Deadline: Jan. 28 • Third semester Stampede Park Hospitality and • Financial need Value: $1,000 Number: 1 FINANCIAL EXECUTIVES INTERNATIONAL
Tourism • Academic achievement (FEI) – CALGARY CHAPTER • Majors in Management, Human Resource Criteria: Management or Financial Services • Third semester Value: $500 Number: 1 • Financial need Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: • Strong entrepreneurial skills • Third semester — Accounting major • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) MR. AND MRS. Y.K FUNG MEMORIAL Deadline: Sept. 28 • Must have a strong interest to pursue a Value: $750 Number: 1 CPA designation
Information and Communications Criteria: CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF PLUMBING Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial Services major AND HEATING • Third semester Value: $500 Number: 1 HSBC BANK CANADA FINANCIAL SERVICES • Financial need Criteria: Value: $2,310 Number: 1
Technologies • Academic achievement • Third semester Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: • Financial need • Third semester — Financial Services major • Academic achievement • Academic achievement Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need • Community service CANADIAN PETROLEUM TAX SOCIETY Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $750 Number: 1 Criteria: KARIN SIMPSON
• Graduating student with an Accounting major Value: $875 Number: 1 • Highest standing in Tax Accounting Criteria: Deadline: April 30 • Third semester • Financial need Manufacturing and CPA EDUCATION FOUNDATION • Preference given to a female student Automation Value: $1,200 Number: 1 with dependents Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 • Third semester — Accounting major • Overall merit • Interested in a career as a CPA Deadline: Sept. 28 Transportation Apprentice
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KELLY LEA SUELL KIERSGAARD MEMORIAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT KARI OAKLEY MEMORIAL Athletics Value: $755 Number: 1 ASSOCIATION ALBERTA Supported by: CassidyHEA Injury Law Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Third semester Criteria: • Academic achievement • Second year Criteria: • Financial need • Financial need • Second semester Academic Services • Financial need • Desire to succeed and potential for successful • Academic achievement and Learner completion of program • Leadership • Demonstrated commitment and passion to becoming a Legal Assistant Deadline: Sept. 28 • Canadian citizen Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 NANCY JUNE GAGNON MEMORIAL LEGAL ASSISTANT DREAM Value: $5,000 Number: 1 W. AND D. RICHARDSON Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Third semester Business • Academic achievement • Third semester • Fourth semester • Financial need • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum 3.80 GPA) • Primary preference given to a single parent or • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Community involvement parents with dependent children • Community service and volunteerism • Attitude • Must be at least 21 years of age Deadline: Jan. 28 • Secondary preference given to an Construction Accounting major • Canadian citizen Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28
OLYMPIA TRUST Oil and Gas Production Value: $3,000 Number: 1 Accounting
Criteria: Energy • First semester INUVIALUIT PETROLEUM CORPORATION • Financial need Legal Assistant • Academic achievement from high school Value: $895 Number: 1 • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant BENNETT JONES LLP Criteria: • Preference given to a student currently Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Student in oil and gas related studies Public Safety
employed (full or part time). Please provide Criteria: • Academic achievement and Health a letter of reference from your employer Third semester Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement from first and second semesters RBC FINANCIAL SERVICES • Secondary consideration given to financial Value: $1,000 Number: 1 need Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 • Enrolled in final semester of final year • Academic achievement BLAKE, CASSELS AND GRAYDON LLP Hospitality and
• Leadership Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Tourism • Preference given to students involved in Criteria: extracurricular school activities • Third semester Deadline: Jan. 28 • Academic achievement • Potential for work in the field RICHARD J. MULLAN MEMORIAL Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $1,225 Number: 2
Criteria: CITY OF CALGARY Information and Communications • Third semester — Accounting major Value: $1,200 Number: 1 • Community involvement Criteria: • Academic achievement • Third semester Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement Technologies • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant RIGHT HONOURABLE DON MAZANKOWSKI • Southern Alberta resident Value: $460 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: • Third semester — General D.C. FLEMING/SAIT’S ALIVE Nothing feels better than Management major Value: $450 Number: 1 • Leadership skills Criteria: being rewarded for working • Community involvement • Second semester • Outstanding academic achievement • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) hard. This scholarship has Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 made a big difference in SERVPRO CANADA INC. FIELD LAW my life — it’s given me the Manufacturing and Value: $885 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Automation Criteria: Criteria: financial push I need to finish • Third semester — Marketing major • Third semester • Highest GPA in marketing • Academic achievement my final semester here at • Contribute to marketing techniques • Financial need • Canadian citizen Deadline: Sept. 28 SAIT. I will never be able to Deadline: Sept. 28 express how thankful I am for your generosity! Transportation Breanne — Legal Assistant,
School of Business Apprentice
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ALBERTA GEOMATICS GROUP Value: $500 Number: 1 School of Criteria: • Fourth semester of Geomatics Engineering Technology students • Second semester of Bachelor of Applied Technology Geographic Information Systems students Construction • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) Deadline: Jan. 28
AVALON MASTER BUILDER Value: $990 Number: 1 Criteria: • Fourth-semester diploma program • Interest or experience in environmental construction • Plans to work in the residential industry Deadline: Jan. 28
JOHN H. PFEIFFER MEMORIAL Value: $1,710 Number: 1 Criteria: • Third semester • Satisfactory academic achievement • Preference given to a student who has become a new Canadian within the past five years Deadline: Sept. 28
KINSMEN BRIAN MACKAY MEMORIAL Value: $490 Number: 2 Criteria: • Second semester of any certificate or diploma program • Financial need • Academic achievement • Community involvement Deadline: Jan. 28
SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Value: $1,000 Number: 3 Criteria: • Second semester • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Architectural Technologies, Bachelor of Science Construction Project Management, Bachelor of Applied Technology Geographic Information Systems, Civil Engineering Technology, Engineering Design and Drafting Technology, Geomatics Engineering Technology Deadline: Jan 28
Architectural Technologies
ALBERTA ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS – CECIL S. BURGESS Value: $700 Number: 2 Criteria: • Third semester • Academic achievement Deadline: Sept. 28
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ALBERTA BUILDING ENVELOPE COUNCIL DIALOG LLOYD HERPERGER MEMORIAL Athletics Value: $1,300 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $890 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: Criteria: • Third semester • Third semester • Graduating student with the highest GPA • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Deadline: April 30 • Academic achievement in Building Systems • Financial need Academic Services
Technology II (minimum GPA 3.00) • Demonstrates leadership and initiative MARTIN COHOS and Learner Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $855 Number: 6 Criteria: ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES ADVISORY DIETER JANCZAK MEMORIAL • Third semester COMMITTEE (ATA) Value: $1,505 Number: 1 • Three awards for students in the Value: $500 Number: 2 Criteria: Architectural option Criteria: • Third semester • Three awards for students in the Building • One award for third semester, one award for • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.30) Development option Business fourth semester • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Academic achievement in Architectural Deadline: Sept. 28 • Ability to work as a team player (e.g., helping Design and Presentation classmates accomplish their academic goals • Academic achievement in Building Code EXCEL HOMES or showing leadership in organizing
• Community involvement student-related activities) Construction • Leadership Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • In the event of a tie, financial need will Deadlines: Sept. 28 and Jan. 28 Criteria: be a consideration • Third semester Special note: • Preference given to a student who plans to BILD – CALGARY REGION ASSOCIATION • Donor encourages the recipient to use the work in the housing industry award to travel Value: $1,000 Number: 2 • Enthusiastic team player Deadline: Sept. 28
Criteria: • Not in receipt of another SAIT award Energy • Third semester Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement NORRIS FAMILY FOUNDATION • Superior performance in residential FRIENDS OF ARCHITECTURAL Value: $1,250 Number: 1 construction TECHNOLOGIES Criteria: • Canadian citizen • Second year
Value: $490 Number: 1 Public Safety
• Alberta resident • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) and Health Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: • Financial need • Third semester • Community involvement • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) BOMA CALGARY FOUNDATION • Financial need Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $2,000 Number: 1 • Not in receipt of another SAIT award in the Criteria: same semester STEPPER HOMES • Third semester Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 3 • Financial need Criteria: Hospitality and • Preference given to a female student who HAWORTH • One award for a third-semester student is a single parent • Leadership Tourism Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement Criteria: • Financial need • One award for third-semester student based BROOKFIELD RESIDENTIAL • Community involvement on best rendering skills in Technology II • Must be an Alberta resident Value: $1,500 Number: 2 • One award for second-semester student • One award for the student who previously Criteria: based on Research and Design II received the Stepper Homes award in their • Third semester Deadlines: Sept. 28 and Jan. 28 first year • Academic achievement Information and Communications Deadline: Sept. 28 • Demonstrates or lives one of HBI – HERITAGE BUSINESS INTERIORS INC. Brookfield Residential's values: passion, integrity or community Value: $645 Number: 2 TREMCO CANADA DIVISION
• One award preference for female students Criteria: Value: $575 Number: 1 Technologies Deadline: Sept. 28 • Third semester Criteria: • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Third semester CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS CANADA Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need – CALGARY CHAPTER • Academic achievement HERBERT TIMS MEMORIAL Value: $900 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: Value: $870 Number: 1 • Fourth semester Criteria: WOMEN IN TRADES AND TECHNOLOGY • Best mark in Documentation and • Third semester Value: $1,050 Number: 1 Regulation IV • Best mark in Theory of Structures Criteria: • In the event of a tie the student with the Deadline: Sept. 28 • Third semester highest cumulative GPA from first to third • Financial need
semesters will be selected HOPEWELL • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Manufacturing and
Deadline: April 30 Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Community/SAIT involvement Automation Criteria: • Leadership DEAN THOMAS DESIGN GROUP • Second year • Must be a resident of Calgary and area • Must be a Canadian citizen Value: $2,500 Number: 1 • Financial need • Female student is mandatory Criteria: • Academic achievement • Fourth semester Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement in Proj 372 Deadline: April 30 LEDCOR CONSTRUCTION
Value: $1250 Number: 2 Transportation Criteria: • Third semester • Academic achievement • Community involvement and leadership • Canadian citizen or a landed immigrant Deadline: Sept. 28 Apprentice
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Athletics MAXIM GROUP Bachelor of Applied Bachelor of Science Value: $875 Number: 1 Technology Geographic Construction Project Criteria: • Any semester Information Systems Management • Financial need Academic Services • Academic achievement
Learner and Learner INTEGRATED INFORMATICS INC. BRHL • Leadership and initiative • Preference given to a student who Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 demonstrates the value of construction Criteria: Criteria: safety and plans to work in the field of • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Second year exterior building restoration
• Financial need • Financial need Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 • Academic achievement • Leadership • Attitude MICHELLE KRSEK MEMORIAL Business SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION • Preference for a female student Value: $1,750 Number: 3 Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: Value: $1,300 Number: 1 • Seventh semester Criteria: • Academic achievement • First year of program BROOKFIELD RESIDENTIAL
Construction • Community involvement • Financial need Value: $2,000 Number: 1 • Description of an aspect of construction • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Criteria: safety, why it is important and how the Deadline: Jan. 28 • Second semester student will promote that aspect in the • Academic achievement workplace STANTEC • Demonstrates or lives one of • Financial need Brookfield Residential's values: passion, • Preference given to female students Value: $1,000 Number: 2 integrity or community Energy Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 • Second semester • Must write an essay describing how you MORGAN CONSTRUCTION AND intend to apply GIS to help solve CALGARY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION ENVIRONMENTAL LTD. environmental issues Value: $2,500 Number: 6 Value: $1,750 Number: 1
Public Safety • Quality and content of GIS Major Project Criteria:
Health and and Health Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 • Two awards each first semester, third • First semester semester and fifth semester • Academic achievement from high school STANTEC 65TH ANNIVERSARY • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Financial need • Financial need Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Essay outlining why you chose SAIT and this Criteria: program • Second semester • Must be a Calgary resident NORRIS FAMILY FOUNDATION • Must write an essay describing how you Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $1,500 Number: 2 Hospitality and intend to apply GIS to help solve Criteria:
Tourism environmental issues D.T. CONSULTING • Second year • Academic chair to provide an evaluation of • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) the quality and content of the student's GIS Value: $545 Number: 1 • Financial need major project Criteria: • Leadership • Recipient must be female • First semester of final year Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 • Financial need • Academic achievement in contract and procurement management coursework SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Information and Communications (minimum GPA 2.50) Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $1,300 Number: 1 Criteria: KEN AND RHONDA TRUEMAN • Second semester
Technologies • Financial need Value: $1,725 Number: 1 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 • Fifth semester • Financial need • Academic achievement W. J. LINGARD • Attitude Value: $4,500 Number: 1 • Leadership Criteria: • Preference for students that are Alberta or • Third semester Saskatchewan residents • Financial need I would never have grown Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement • Outline why you think you will be successful into the person I am today M.J. MALOFF in your field upon graduation Manufacturing and without this experience. Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28 Automation Criteria: Thank you for the award. • First year • Financial need I truly do appreciate the • Academic achievement generosity and take it as a Deadline: Jan. 28 sign that my efforts have Transportation been recognized. Michelle — Architectural Technologies,
Apprentice School of Construction
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Civil Engineering ASET – GLENN MONSON Athletics Sponsored by: Engineering Technology Technology Scholarship Foundation of Alberta (ETSFA) Value: $2,000 Number: 1 AACEI – CALGARY CHINOOK SECTION Criteria: Academic Services Value: $1,815 Number: 1 • Enrolled in the final year of program Learner and Learner Criteria: • Must be a member of ASET (membership is • Graduating student free to students enrolled in their final year of • Outstanding performance in academic and an ASET-recognized program — refer to practical aspects of cost engineering subjects aset.ab.ca)
including estimating, job cost control, • Financial need economics, contracts and specifications • Leadership ability through participation in • Preference given to a student enrolled in a school and/or community activities Deadline: Feb. 28 degree program the following fall Business Deadline: April 30 BUNT AND ASSOCIATES ALBERTA NEW HOME WARRANTY PROGRAM Value: $500 Number: 1 Value: $2,085 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Third semester Matthew Sacdalan Construction • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Financial need • Preference given to students interested in THE CHANCE TO PASS 'GO' Process: transportation engineering or highway design • Must submit to your Academic Chair a Deadline: Sept. 28 From an early age, Matthew Sacdalan loved two-page essay explaining why the Civil playing Monopoly. He dreamed of growing up and living a real-life version of the game, Engineering Technology program is CALGARY GENERAL CONTRACTORS Energy important to the residential construction ASSOCIATION building a business around owning industry properties. As time went on, he discovered Value: $1,000 Number: 1 there was more to the real estate industry Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: than just owning buildings. • Third semester The work leading up to ownership was what
ALBERTA READY-MIXED CONCRETE • Superior achievement in the estimating unit Public Safety
really interested Sacdalan – mainly real and Health ASSOCIATION and term work estate investing, and construction. This led • Academic achievement Value: $500 Number: 1 him to researching SAIT’s Bachelor of Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 Science in Construction Project • Third semester Management program. • Ability and interest in the concrete industry CAMBRIAN CREW Sacdalan grew up in a single-parent home. Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $455 Number: 1 His mother taught him the value of hard Criteria: work and overcoming adversity, and how
ALBERTA ROADBUILDERS AND HEAVY • Third semester these were keys to a successful future. He Hospitality and CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION • Financial need had seen first-hand the struggles his mother Tourism Value: $1,000 Number: 5 • Aptitude had encountered as she worked full time to Criteria: • Single parent with dependents support Sacdalan and his older brother. • Third semester Deadline: Sept. 28 “I was determined and motivated to • Minimum GPA 2.00 from first and second pursue a career that would benefit me semesters CANADIAN COUNCIL OF and my desires for financial freedom,” • Interested in a career in the road building INDEPENDENT LABORATORIES says Sacdalan. industry Value: $2,500 Number: 1 When Sacdalan graduated from high school • Alberta resident Criteria: in 2018, he faced his own struggles when he Information and Communications • Canadian citizen • Second year realized that, as much as he wished to Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need continue his education right away, he would • Academic achievement need to take the next year off to work to ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL • Alberta resident earn money. Technologies Value: $800 Number: 1 • Canadian citizen “I was feeling a mix of emotions,” he says. Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 “I didn’t know what to do with my life at that • Third semester moment, and I really struggled. I was thinking about my family first and foremost. • Academic achievement CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY I had to work to help support my mother.” Deadline: Sept. 28 CHALLENGE Being awarded the Bissett Bursary has Value: $890 Number: 1 allowed Sacdalan to pass ‘Go,’ and collect on AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTE Criteria: his childhood dreams. He enrolled at SAIT in
Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Third semester the fall of 2019, without worrying about Criteria: • Significant contribution to the ongoing tuition costs and living expenses. • Third semester extracurricular activities of the class • Academic achievement “I encourage other students to apply to this • Academic achievement in concrete and fantastic program, as it promotes financial Manufacturing and strength of materials subjects Deadline: Sept. 28 freedom and a debt-free opportunity to go Automation • Interest in concrete and design to post-secondary,” says Sacdalan. “From Deadline: Sept. 28 DIALOG me and my family, I’d like to thank Mr. Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Bissett for the opportunity to be a part of Criteria: the program. The knowledge that I am • Third semester receiving a free education is magnificent. • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) “And, I am forever thankful for such an • Financial need opportunity — an opportunity that gives • Demonstrates leadership and initiative struggling, hard-working and dedicated Deadline: Sept. 28 students a chance to change their lives.” Transportation Apprentice
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Athletics EXCEL HOMES MICHAEL BENNY FOUNDATION WATT CONSULTING GROUP/CHRISTIAAN Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Value: $5,000 Number: 2 ELLIS Criteria: • Final semester of the program Value: $500 Number: 1 • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum 3.50 GPA) Criteria: • Preference given to a student who plans to • Complete an essay describing your • Third semester, Municipal major Academic Services work in the housing industry leadership in the classroom and what your • Academic achievement
Learner and Learner • Enthusiastic team player career aspirations are • Demonstrates dedication and passion • Not in receipt of another SAIT award • Must be a Canadian citizen for the field Deadline: Sept. 28 • Must be eligible for convocation in the current Deadline: Sept. 28 academic year GERALD SEIB MEMORIAL Deadline: April 30
Value: $1,505 Number: 1 NORRIS FAMILY FOUNDATION Criteria: Value: $1,250 Number: 1
Business • Third semester Engineering Design and • Financial need Criteria: • Leadership • Second year Drafting Technology Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Financial need AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING, • Community involvement Construction GURU NANAK DEV JI REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING Deadline: Jan. 28 ENGINEERS INC. (ASHRAE) SOUTHERN Value: $1,000 Number: 1 ALBERTA CHAPTER Criteria: SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC Value: $750 Number: 2 • Third semester IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION • Academic achievement Criteria: • Attitude Value: $1,300 Number: 2 • Graduating student Criteria: • Academic achievement Energy Deadline: Sept. 28 • Second semester Deadline: Jan. 28 • Financial need JAMES POSEY MEMORIAL • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) ATCO Sponsored by: Alberta Building Deadline: Jan. 28 Envelope Council Value: $300 Number: 1 Criteria: Public Safety Health and and Health Value: $975 Number: 2 SHELL CANADA • Fourth semester Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Academic achievement • Fourth semester Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 • Enrolled in CIVL-364 Building Science in the • One award for third semester Construction Management major • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) BILD CALGARY REGION ASSOCIATION • Primary consideration given to financial need • Leadership Value: $1,000 Number: 2 for one award • Preference given to Aboriginal students, • Secondary consideration given to academic women and persons with a disability Criteria:
Hospitality and achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Fourth semester, Structural major Deadline: Sept. 28 • One award for the highest mark in CIVL-364 • Academic achievement Tourism Building Science • Superior performance in architectural TREVOR KOROL MEMORIAL Deadline: April 30 drafting Value: $1,175 Number: 5 • Canadian citizen • Alberta resident LAFARGE CANADA INC. Criteria: • First semester Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $3,025 Number: 2 • Financial need Criteria: • Academic achievement based on prerequisite D.C. FLEMING/SAIT’S ALIVE • Third semester Information and Communications marks Value: $450 Number: 1 • Academic achievement • Community involvement • Financial need Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 • Attitude • Second semester • Aptitude • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Technologies • Preference given to a female student for one VOLKER STEVIN ANNIVERSARY Deadline: Jan. 28 award Sponsored by: Aon Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 FLUOR CANADA LTD. Criteria: Value: $1,500 Number: 2 MANUEL DACOSTA MEMORIAL • Third semester Criteria: Value: $765 Number: 1 • Financial need • Fourth semester Criteria: • Leadership • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum 3.00 GPA) • Successfully completed, at first writing, each
• Performance in three labs in which safety • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant of the subjects taken in first and second issues are involved: CIVL–260, 224 and 222 Deadline: Sept. 28 semesters (supplemental examinations (minimum GPA 2.30) not considered) • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant
Manufacturing and Deadline: Sept. 28 VOLKER STEVIN Deadline: Jan. 28
Automation Value: $1,000 Number: 1 MARSHALL J. WILSON Criteria: Value: $1,100 Number: 1 • Third semester HAWORTH Criteria: • Financial need Value: $1,000 Number: 2 • First year • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Criteria: • Financial need • Leadership • One award for second semester student • Academic achievement • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant based on academic achievement and attitude • Leadership and initiative Deadline: Sept. 28 • One award for a graduating student based on • Preference for students attending from either academic achievement and attitude Transportation Northwest Territories or Nunavut Deadline: Jan. 28 and April 30 • Preference for students interested in community building and involvement Deadline: Jan. 28 Apprentice
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SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC D.A. WATT CONSULTING NORRIS FAMILY FOUNDATION Athletics IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Value: $500 Number: 2 Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Value: $1,300 Number: 2 Criteria: Criteria: Criteria: • Third semester • Financial need • Second semester • Academic achievement • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Financial need • Leadership • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Academic Services
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: May 30; apply during your period and Learner Deadline: Jan. 28 of training DOUG MACFARLANE STANTEC Value: $1,000 Number: 1
Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Third semester Pre-Employment • Fourth semester, Civil major • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.30) Refrigeration and Air
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.75) Business • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Deadline: Sept. 28 Conditioning Deadline: Jan. 28 J.H. HOLLOWAY MARIE KAUFMAN MEMORIAL URBAN SYSTEMS Value: $1,500 Number: 1
Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Construction Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: Criteria: • Third semester • Academic achievement in prerequisite • Fourth semester • Academic achievement subjects (minimum 75%) • Best capstone proposal Deadline: Sept. 28 • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant • Academic achievement during the first three semesters Deadline: May 30; apply during your period SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC of training • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Energy • Preference given to single parents and mature students more than 20 years old Value: $1,300 Number: 2 SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION • Third semester Value: $1,300 Number: 2 • Financial need Criteria:
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Public Safety • First period and Health Geomatics Engineering Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Technology SHELL CANADA Deadline: May 30 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 ALBERTA LAND SURVEYORS ASSOCIATION Criteria: • One award for third semester Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50)
Criteria: • Leadership Hospitality and • Third semester
• Preference given to: Aboriginal students, Tourism • Academic achievement women and persons with a disability Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 ALBERTA SOCIETY OF SURVEYING AND MAPPING TECHNOLOGIES (ASSMT) Value: $500 Number: 1 Pre-Employment Criteria: • Third semester Cabinetmaking Information and Communications • Academic achievement • Technical skill MARIE KAUFMAN MEMORIAL • Class involvement and related functions • Current member of ASSMT Value: $3,000 Number: 1 Technologies Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: • Academic achievement in prerequisite subjects (minimum 75%) ATCO • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Value: $300 Number: 1 Deadline: May 30; apply during your period I have never been strong Criteria: of training • Third semester • Academic achievement from first and academically, but after I was second semesters accepted into my program Deadline: Sept. 28 Pre-Employment my grades seemed to come
CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF GEOMATICS (CIG) Carpenter Manufacturing and Value: One year free Number: 1 naturally because I have Automation CIG membership HOPEWELL found my passion. Thank Criteria: Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Third semester Criteria: you very much for this • Academic achievement • Financial need • Demonstrated ability • Academic achievement award — it has helped me • Leadership Deadline: May 30; apply during your period • Enthusiasm of training • Must be continuing in field of studies pay the bills while working Deadline: Sept. 28 hard at what I love. Transportation Kristin — Architectural Technologies,
School of Construction Apprentice
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MSE ENERGY SECTOR LUNCHEON Value: $800 Number: 1 MacPhail School Criteria: • For a student in any diploma program • Second semester • Academic achievement • Financial need of Energy Deadline: Jan. 28 SOCIETY OF TRIBOLOGISTS AND LUBRICATION ENGINEERS Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • For a student enrolled in the Bachelor of Applied Technology Petroleum Engineering, Environmental Technology, or Chemical Engineering Technology program • Second semester • Financial need • Academic achievement • Preference given to a single parent • Recipient receives a one-year membership in STLE Deadline: Jan. 28
Bachelor of Applied Technology Petroleum Engineering
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCERS (CAPP/EPAC) Value: $4,000 Number: 5 Criteria: • Sixth semester • Academic performance • Financial need • Preference to women or individuals who are of Aboriginal descent Deadline: Sept. 28 and Jan. 28
DR. RIZA KONAK MEMORIAL Value: $1,065 Number: 1 Criteria: • Sixth semester • High academic achievement • Primary consideration given to financial need Deadline: Jan. 28
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DON LABERGE MEMORIAL ENMAX CORPORATION Athletics Chemical Engineering Value: $740 Number: 1 Value: $1,200 Number: 1 Technology Criteria: Criteria: • Third semester • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
CHEMISTRY STAFF Academic Services • Passing grade in both Instrumentation 300 Deadline: Jan. 28
Value: $1000 Number: 1 and Theory and Lab and Learner Criteria: • Financial need FORTIS ALBERTA INC. • Second semester • Attitude Value: $2,500 Number: 4 • Highest academic achievement Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Jan 28 Criteria:
• Third semester MOLSON COMPANIES • Good academic standing DON PETEHERYCH MEMORIAL Value: $210 Number: 1 • Alberta resident Sponsored by: Diversity Technologies
Criteria: • One award preference for a female student Business Corporation – DiCorp • Third semester • One award preference for an Value: $1,560 Number: 2 • Academic achievement Indigenous student • One award preference for a mature student Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 • One award preference for a new Canadian • Third semester
• Potential to succeed (not necessarily top WSH LABORATORIES LIMITED Deadline: Jan. 28 Construction of class) Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Financial need Criteria: KVA FUND • Leadership qualities such as volunteerism • Third semester Value: $590 Number: 1 and community involvement • Academic achievement Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 • Graduating student who has demonstrated
a willingness to assist fellow classmates in Energy FLUOR CANADA LTD. their studies Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Participation in the Students’ Association and KVA Club activities Criteria: Electrical Engineering • Third semester Deadline: April 30 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Technology Public Safety • Successfully completed, at first writing, each LEONARD R. ANDERSON and Health of the subjects taken in first and second ALBERTA ELECTRICAL ASSOCIATION Value: $950 Number: 1 semesters Criteria: • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • Third semester Deadline: Jan. 28 • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Academic achievement Deadline: Jan. 28 MOLSON COMPANIES • Financial need
Value: $210 Number: 1 • Alberta resident R.M. NAGATA Hospitality and Criteria: • Canadian citizen Value: $450 and engraved award Number: 1 Tourism • Third semester Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: • Academic achievement • Graduating student Deadline: Jan. 28 ASET – ROBERT MAXWELL, C.E.T. • Superior attitude Sponsored by: Engineering Technology • Superior application of skills Scholarship Foundation of Alberta (ETSFA) Deadline: April 30 Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Chemical Laboratory SHELL CANADA Criteria: Information and Communications Technology • Enrolled in the final year of program Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Must be a member of ASET (membership Criteria: is free to students enrolled in their final • One award for third semester CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR CHEMICAL
year of an ASET recognized program — • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) Technologies TECHNOLOGY refer to aset.ab.ca) • Leadership Value: Engraved medal and Number: 1 • Academic achievement (placement in the top • Preference given to: Aboriginal students, certificate of merit 10% during first year of studies) women and persons with a disability Criteria: • Leadership ability through participation in Deadline: Jan. 28 • Top graduating student school and/or community activities • Academic achievement Deadline: Jan. 28 TRANSALTA Deadline: April 30 Value: $1,045 Number: 4 CITY OF CALGARY Criteria:
CHEMICAL INSTITUTE OF CANADA Value: $1,200 Number: 1 • Two awards for first semester Value: $200 Number: 1 Criteria: • Two awards for third semester Criteria: • Third semester • Good academic achievement from high school
• Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum 70% average) Manufacturing and • Academic achievement from previous • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant • Good academic achievement from first and semesters • Southern Alberta resident second semesters (minimum GPA 3.00) Automation Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 • Active as a volunteer within the community Deadlines: Jan. 28 DAVE ERHARDT MEMORIAL Value: $2,300 Number: 1 Criteria: • Third semester
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.20) Transportation • Positive attitude • Financial need • Shows a keen interest in the design side • Preference given to a student with an electrician journeyperson certification Deadline: Jan. 28 Apprentice
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Athletics KAY RACKETT MEMORIAL Electronics Engineering Value: $1,160 Number: 1 Instrumentation Technology Criteria: Engineering Technology • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.67)
Academic Services AUGUST ELECTRONICS ALLIANCE PIPELINE LTD. • Female student
Learner and Learner Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Canadian citizen Value: $1,330 Number: 1 Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: • Fourth semester • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.20) • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00 KEITH M. WATT MEMORIAL • Innovation, complexity and performance in but not necessarily top of the class)
the Capstone project Value: $890 Number: 1 • Positive attitude Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: • Financial need • Third semester • Community involvement and demonstrates
Business • Academic performance FRED WADDINGTON MEMORIAL leadership within program • Interest in RF Communications Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $880 Number: 1 Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: • Third semester AUTOPRO AUTOMATION SAIT INFORMATION SYSTEMS • Mature student Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Construction • Financial need Value: $400 Number: 1 Criteria: • Dependable Criteria: • Third semester • Hard worker • Third semester • Financial need • In good academic standing • Academic achievement • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Deadline: Jan. 28 • Attitude • Demonstrates community leadership • Aptitude Deadline: Jan. 28
Energy GURU NANAK DEV JI Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF HYDROCARBON Criteria: MEASUREMENT • Third semester Value: $2,000 and free Number: 1 • Financial need Energy Asset admission to the Canadian Public Safety Health and and Health Deadline: Jan. 28 Management School of Hydrocarbon Measurement event H.A. WOODROFFE – THE CALGARY Criteria: ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL FOUNDATION • Third semester Value: $800 Number: 1 Value: $1,620 Number: 6 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Criteria: Criteria: • Demonstrated interest in petroleum • Third semester • Four awards for students in second semester measurement and metering • Academic achievement • Two awards for students in third semester Deadline: Jan. 28 Hospitality and • Academic achievement Deadline: Sept. 28
Tourism • Financial need D.C. FLEMING / SAIT’S ALIVE Deadlines: Jan. 28 Value: $450 Number: 1 Criteria: Environmental • Second semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Technology Deadline: Jan. 28 CALGARY HORSESHOE CLUB
Information and Communications FLUOR CANADA LTD. Value: $500 Number: 1 Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Second semester • Third semester
Technologies • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Alberta resident To receive this award gives • Successfully completed, at first writing, each Deadline: Jan. 28 of the subjects taken in first and second me a feeling of reassurance. semesters NOSE CREEK • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Through my experience at Value: $755 Number: 1 Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: SAIT, I have found a new • Third semester ISA – INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF • Financial need AUTOMATION path in my life that interests Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $1,305 Number: 3 me and the means to Criteria: ONLINE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTAL • Third semester Manufacturing and prepare me for a career in TECHNOLOGY • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
Automation Value: $525 Number: 1 • Must be a member of the International the future. I am now excited Criteria: Society of Automation • Third semester • Must provide ISA Calgary / SAIT to take the next step and • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Instrumentation Club volunteer sheet • Financial need showing 10 volunteer hours see how it all plays out. Deadline: Jan. 28 • Must demonstrate volunteerism and positive impact within ISA • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Thank you. PHH ARC ENVIRONMENTAL LTD. Deadline: Jan. 28 Transportation Formerly: Pinchin West Ltd. Trevor — Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Power and Process • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.30) Operations, • Positive attitude MacPhail School of Energy Deadline: Jan. 28 Apprentice
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JOE WOLKOWSKI MEMORIAL Athletics Value: $515 Number: 1 Petroleum Engineering Criteria: Technology • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
360 ENERGY LIABILITY MANAGEMENT Academic Services • Not in receipt of another program award
• High level of participation in ISA activities Value: $1,500 Number: 2 and Learner (e.g., executive) Criteria: Process: • Third semester • The ISA Student Advisor (Member) must be • Potential to succeed consulted before the candidate is chosen • Demonstrated entrepreneurial activities Deadline: Jan. 28 • Shows initiative, tenacity and drive Deadline: Jan. 28 KENONIC CONTROLS CALGARY OILFIELD TECHNICAL SOCIETY Business Value: $1,280 Number: 2 Criteria: Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Third semester Criteria: • Good academic standing • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Application of skills Construction • Positive attitude • Financial need Paul Benedict • Financial need • Community/leadership involvement • In the event of a tie, financial need will be • Preference given to mature students over 25 Jimenez the determining factor years of age ASSISTANCE ARRIVES JUST IN TIME Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 Paul Benedict Jimenez never thought he’d MICHAEL COOKE MEMORIAL CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF go back to school — especially if that Energy DRILLING ENGINEERS Value: $1,275 Number: 1 meant travelling across the world to study Criteria: Value: $1,135 Number: 1 a completely different subject in a new language. But that’s exactly what he did. • Second semester Criteria: • Academic achievement • Third semester After studying Information Technology, • Academic achievement Jimenez began a promising career at a large Public Safety • Financial need and Health • Leadership • Good communication skills and ability to trucking company in the Philippines. Deadline: Jan. 28 work with others “I never thought that I would study again • Preference given to applicants with because I wanted to build my career and significant work experience in oil and SHELL CANADA work so I could earn money and save for the gas drilling or well servicing prior to future,” he explains. Eventually Jimenez Value: $1,000 Number: 1 attending SAIT realized he was interested in more than Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 just the logistics of trucking. • One award for third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) “I saw the huge significance of oil in the Hospitality and CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM business and I got curious about how it • Leadership Tourism PRODUCERS (CAPP/EPAC) is extracted from the ground,” he says. • Preference given to: Aboriginal students, “I started researching petroleum women and persons with a disability Value: $4,000 Number: 5 engineering and I chose to take it at SAIT Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: • Third semester because of the two-year diploma.” • Academic performance In August 2018, Jimenez and his partner SPARTAN CONTROLS LTD. • Financial need made the journey to Calgary to begin Value: $2,000 Number: 5 • Preference given to women or individuals his studies. Criteria: of Aboriginal descent Adjusting to a new city was tough for Information and Communications • Two awards second semester Deadline: Jan. 28 Jimenez, but the quality of his education • Two awards third semester at SAIT reassured him it was the right • One award for any semester CANADIAN SCHOOL OF HYDROCARBON decision. • Canadian citizen Technologies MEASUREMENT “Everything was foreign to me at first,” he • Academic achievement says. “With the help of my instructors and • Must outline career pursuits and ambitions Value: $2,000 Number: 1 colleagues, I was able to adjust.” within instrumentation engineering and free admission to the technology field Canadian School of Hydrocarbon Jimenez was excelling in his courses, but • Must outline financial circumstances and Measurement event life far from home can be very hard. To pay the difference that receiving an award Criteria: his expenses, he worked part time at a would make • Third semester grocery store. Deadlines: Jan. 28 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) “I found it really hard to manage my time — to do studies, work and house chores,”
• Demonstrated interest in petroleum W. EDWARD JAMISON MEMORIAL measurement and metering he says. “I also really missed my parents Deadline: Jan. 28 and siblings back home, and there were Value: $650 Number: 1 months when my partner would return to Criteria: the Philippines. This all made the situation Manufacturing and CHORNEY FAMILY
• Third semester more difficult for me.” Automation • Academic achievement Value: $1,945 Number: 5 Jimenez’s last semester was particularly • Canadian citizen Value: $2,430 Number: 1 difficult financially as he had to stop • Not in receipt of another program award Criteria: working. He received the Ryan Silver Process: • Two awards for second semester Memorial award just in time. Money from • Must write an essay describing situations • Three awards for third semester the award paid for the couple’s rent and that demonstrate your leadership skills and • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) bills. For Jimenez, the greatest part of the your ability to get along with others • Financial need award was the reassurance that he could Deadline: Jan. 28 • One award for a second-semester student achieve his goal. who demonstrates leadership and initiative Transportation “I never thought that I could receive an • Preference given to single parents award. I never thought that I could do it. Deadlines: Jan. 28 But this recognition helped me gain my confidence back.” Apprentice
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Athletics CLIFFORD KOPEC MEMORIAL PRECISION DRILLING CORPORATION SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM Value: $515 Number: 2 Value: $2,000 Number: 1 ENGINEERS, CANADA Criteria: Criteria: Value: $1,025 Number: 2 • Third semester • Third semester Criteria: • Participation in the community • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Third semester Academic Services • Participation in the Students’ Association • Financial need • Academic achievement
Learner and Learner • Academic achievement • Resident of one of the four Western provinces • Financial need Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 • Preference given to applicants with previous full-time industry experience DARRYL FUSHTEY MEMORIAL ROBERT S. BRUCE MEMORIAL • Must be a member of SPE — Society of Petroleum Engineers (apply online at
Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $1,600 Number: 1 spe.org/students) Criteria: Criteria: Process: • Financial need • Academic achievement • Must submit a copy of your membership to
Business • Community involvement/volunteerism • Financial need [email protected] • Preference for a mature student • Leadership Deadline: Jan. 28 • Preference for a single parent • Preference given to a student from Alberta • Preference for a student with dependents • Preference given to applicants with previous STEPHEN M. GIBSON MEMORIAL Deadline: Jan. 28 experience in the petroleum industry Value: $2,050 Number: 1 Construction Deadline: Jan. 28 DON PETEHERYCH MEMORIAL Criteria: RYAN ECKHARD MEMORIAL • Second year Sponsored by: Diversity Technologies • Financial need Corporation – DiCorp Sponsored by: Hub Oil • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Value: $1,560 Number: 2 Value: $2,480 Number: 1 • Positive attitude Criteria: Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 Energy • Third semester • Third semester • Potential to succeed (not necessarily top • Academic achievement in Safety — TEINE ENERGY of class) Petroleum Industry Course Value: $5,000 Number: 1 • Financial need • Financial need • Leadership qualities such as volunteerism Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 • First year
Public Safety and community involvement
Health and and Health • Academic achievement Deadline: Jan. 28 RYAN SILVER MEMORIAL • Applicant must have a minimum of three Sponsored by: Hub Oil years’ work experience in the oil and gas GEORGE YAKIWCHUK sector. A reference letter must be submitted Value: $880 Number: 1 Value: $2,480 Number: 1 to [email protected] Criteria: Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 • Third semester • Third semester • Academic achievement • Academic achievement in Safety — Petroleum Industry Course Hospitality and • Canadian citizen • Financial need
Tourism Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 Power Engineering JOHN F. HARDY MEMORIAL Technology SAIT STUDENT PETROLEUM SOCIETY Value: $1,095 Number: 2 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: ALLIANCE PIPELINE LTD. • Third semester Criteria: Value: $1,330 Number: 1 • Second semester • Academic achievement Criteria: • Financial need • Leadership
Information and Communications • Third semester • Academic achievement • Student leadership • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00 • Financial need but not necessarily top of the class) Deadline: Jan. 28 • Must be actively involved in the SAIT Student • Positive attitude Petroleum Society
Technologies • Financial need PETROLEUM SERVICES ASSOCIATION Deadline: Jan. 28 OF CANADA • Community involvement and demonstrates leadership within program Value: $1,500 Number: 1 SHELL CANADA Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Third semester • Academic achievement from previous Criteria: ATCO semesters • One award for third semester Value: $1,250 Number: 2 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) • Preference given to interest in working in the Criteria: • Leadership service, supply or manufacturing sectors of • Third semester • Preference given to: Aboriginal students, the petroleum industry • Most outstanding student women and persons with a disability Deadline: Jan. 28 • Canadian citizen or a landed immigrant Deadline: Jan. 28 • Southern Alberta resident
Manufacturing and POINT ENERGY LTD. Deadline: Jan. 28
Automation Value: $1,560 Number: 1 Criteria: CITY OF CALGARY • Third semester Value: $1,200 Number: 1 • Financial need Criteria: • Satisfactory academic achievement • Third semester (minimum GPA 2.70 from first and • Academic achievement second semesters) • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Deadline: Jan. 28 • Southern Alberta resident Deadline: Jan. 28 Transportation Apprentice
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CONNER CLARK MEMORIAL SHELL CANADA Athletics Value: $700 Number: 1 Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Workplace Safety Criteria: Criteria: Management — • Second semester • One award for third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.25) • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) Distance Learning • Demonstrates positive leadership • Leadership Academic Services
Deadline: Jan. 28 • Preference given to: Aboriginal students, SUPERIOR PROPANE INC. and Learner women and persons with a disability Value: $395 Number: 1 Deadline: Jan. 28 GIBSON ENERGY WOMEN IN ENGINEERING Criteria: AND OPERATIONS • Enrolled in the Workplace Safety TRANSALTA Value: $1,250 Number: 1 Management program Level 1 or 2 Criteria: Value: $1,045 Number: 8 • Financial need • Final semester Criteria: • Preference given to individuals presently • Financial need working in an environment that demands
• Four awards for first semester Business • Recipient must be female • Four awards for third semester strict safety practices to be followed; must • Recipient will be invited to Gibson's Energy • Good academic achievement from high school outline these safety practices two-day Women in Operations & Engineering (minimum 70% average) Deadline: April 30 Program event. Attendance is strongly • Good academic achievement from first and encouraged. second semesters (minimum GPA 3.00) Construction Deadline: April 30 • Active as a volunteer within the community Deadlines: Jan. 28 INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE EQUIPMENT INTEGRITY ASSOCIATION (IPEIA) Value: $900 Number: 1 Criteria: Power and Process Energy • Third semester • Financial need Operations • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Deadline: Jan. 28 CHEMISTRY ALUMNI CHAPTER Value: $230 Number: 1 Public Safety METHANEX CORPORATION Criteria: and Health Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Third semester Criteria: • Attitude • Third semester • Financial need • Financial need • Academic achievement • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Deadline: Sept. 28 • Extra-curricular or volunteer participation Deadline: Jan. 28 RAY SHUPAC MEMORIAL Hospitality and Value: $905 Number: 1 NOVA CHEMICALS Criteria: Tourism Value: $1,500 Number: 8 • Second semester Criteria: • Financial need • Four awards for students in their first • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.75) semester Deadline: Jan. 28 • Four awards for students in their third semester
• Academic achievement SAIT offers some of the Information and Communications • Technical aptitude Pre-Employment • Leadership and community involvement finest programs and has • Preference given to residents of central Electrician
Alberta a reputation for highly Technologies Deadline: Jan. 28 CLARENCE HOLLINGWORTH commendable graduates. Value: $1,000 Number: 1 RAY SHUPAC MEMORIAL Criteria: I am fortunate to be a Sponsored by: International Pressure • Financial need Equipment Integrity Association (IPEIA) • Academic achievement student at SAIT. The funds • Essay on why you chose SAIT and your Value: $905 Number: 1 program awarded to me have helped Criteria: Deadline: May 30; apply during your period • Third semester so much, especially with the • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) of training. • Financial need MARIE KAUFMAN MEMORIAL day-to-day living expenses
Deadline: Jan. 28 Manufacturing and Value: $2,000 Number: 1 and my children’s school REGINALD HARTZLER MEMORIAL Criteria: Automation • Academic achievement in prerequisite needs. Truly this was such Sponsored by: Sabre Energy Ltd. subjects (minimum 75%) Value: $1,465 Number: 2 • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant an amazing experience and Criteria: Deadline: May 30; apply during your period • Third semester of training great blessing for me and • GPA within the top 25% of the class • Leadership qualities my family.
Deadline: Jan. 28 Transportation Grayle — Instrumentation Engineering Technology,
MacPhail School of Energy Apprentice
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DR. FAYAZ BHARWANI AND DR. JABEEN BHARWANI School of Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana Fayaz Bharwani Foundation Value: $930 Number: 1 Criteria: • For students in the Primary Care Paramedic or Advanced Care Paramedic programs Health and • Second semester • Financial need • Academic achievement • Demonstrates volunteerism or community involvement • Preference given to a Trojans athlete Public Safety Deadline: March 28 H.H. (HOMER HILLAND) FARMAN Value: $850 Number: 1 Criteria: • Second year of program • Academic achievement • Ability to succeed • Financial need • Canadian citizen • Alberta resident Deadline: March 28
HOYA VISION CARE CANADA Value: $1000 Number: 1 Criteria: • For students in the Optician and Ophthalmic & Optometric Assistant programs • Academic achievement • Success in the classroom (leadership, attitude, aptitude) • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Deadline: March 28
KING GROUP Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • For students in the Primary Care Paramedic or Advanced Care Paramedic programs • Second semester or second year • Financial need • Demonstrates volunteerism; preference given to a learner engaged with athletics (life guard, ski patrol, etc.) • Preference given to a single parent • Preference given to a student from a rural area Deadline: March 28
KUNJANA RAMESHCHANDRA SHAH Value: $1,500 Number: 2 Criteria: • Second semester • Financial need • Academic achievement • Preference given to landed immigrants Deadline: Feb. 28
LEONARD KUEHN MEMORIAL Value: $525 Number: 1 Criteria: • Second year of program • Academic achievement • Financial need • Alberta resident Deadline: March 28
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LEVIS FAMILY BURSARY FOR HEALTH CHARLES A. WAMBEKE JUNIOR Athletics EDUCATION Value: $870 Number: 1 Value: $485 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • First semester • Second semester • Academic achievement • Financial need • Intent to work in a rural area outside Academic Services
Deadline: Feb. 28 of Calgary and Learner • Financial need NIKON OPTICAL • Alberta resident • Must demonstrate in writing a loving and Value: $1000 Number: 2 caring attitude towards patients, beyond the
Criteria: medical aspects of the work • For students in the Optician and Ophthalmic Deadline: Sept. 28 & Optometric Assistant programs • Financial need • Academic achievement CPL. MIKE STARKER MEDIC Business • Success in the classroom (leadership, Value: $575 Number: 1 attitude, aptitude) Criteria: • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant • Graduating student • Mature student over 25 years old Deadline: March 28 Construction • Academic achievement Cassandra McAvoy RIGHT HONOURABLE DON MAZANKOWSKI • Attitude • Aptitude MEANT FOR SOMETHING MORE Value: $500 Number: 1 Deadline: March 28 Criteria: After Cassandra McAvoy graduated from • Enrolled in any School of Health and Public high school, she traveled the world for CPL. MIKE STARKER MEDIC MEMORIAL Safety allied health care practitioner program nearly 15 years, backpacking on-and-off • Primary consideration based on academic Sponsored by: The Veterans MC Canada while working a number of minimum wage Energy achievement in HREL/Communication/ Value: $490 Number: 1 jobs. Through it all, she knew she wanted to go back to school. Professional Practice type courses Criteria: • Student leadership • Second semester “After many different jobs I was able to see • Community involvement • Aptitude and attitude what I did and didn’t enjoy,” she says. “I knew • Financial need Public Safety Deadline: March 28 what my strengths and weaknesses were and Health Deadline: April 30 and that I was meant for something more.” DARRYL FUSHTEY MEMORIAL McAvoy realized she wanted to pursue a SAIT’S HEALTH AND PUBLIC SAFETY career in the medical field and needed to Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $950 Number: 1 enter the workforce relatively quickly. So Criteria: she looked into SAIT and met with a career Criteria: • Financial need • Second semester counsellor who helped her identify the • Community involvement/volunteerism Health Information Management program. • Students who study through distance • Preference for a mature student Hospitality and learning or at SAIT are eligible for this award • Preference for a single parent “After some more researching, I knew it was
• Academic achievement • Preference for a student with dependents a good fit!” Tourism • Financial need Deadline: March 28 McAvoy was also drawn to SAIT, after • Essay on “Why you chose this field of study” discovering the Chinook Lodge Resource Deadline: Feb. 28 DAVID SARTORELLI MEMORIAL Centre. “I’m Metis and because of where I grew up, I didn’t have a lot of knowledge Value: $1,345 Number: 1 about my history or culture. After learning Criteria: that SAIT had Chinook Lodge, I knew it • Third-semester student was a great opportunity to learn about my
Advanced Care Information and Communications • Academic achievement culture and background.” Paramedic • Financial need When McAvoy decided to apply to SAIT she • Demonstrated passion for all patients and a felt excited but also nervous about her passion for the paramedic profession ADRIAN HENRIKSEN MEMORIAL financial situation. “When you’re a Deadline: Sept. 28 backpacker it’s difficult to put any extra Technologies Value: $970 Number: 1 money into savings. But I did have a few Criteria: KEVIN DYSON MEMORIAL months to save once I got back to Canada.” • Second semester What money McAvoy did manage to put • A loving and caring attitude towards patients, Value: $925 Number: 1 Criteria: away, was quickly spent on textbooks, rent, beyond the medical aspects of the work groceries and tuition. Her situation got • Financial need • Second-year student • Community involvement worse three months into the program when Deadline: March 28 • Financial need she had to quit her part-time job. • Dedication and passion for the field “I was finding it very difficult to balance ATB FINANCIAL – • Must be meeting minimum academic everything,” McAvoy says. “My education SYLVIA VEGA MEMORIAL performance came first, and I knew it was more important Value: $525 Number: 1 Deadline: March 28 for me to focus on my studies.” So without a
Criteria: source of income and no savings, McAvoy Manufacturing and • Second semester was in a tough place. That’s when she found RICHARD KLATT MEMORIAL Automation out about the Indigenous Careers award. • Academic achievement – EMERGING GENERATION • Canadian citizen and Alberta resident “I had doubts whether I was eligible for the Value: $1,130 Number: 1 • Exhibits caring, friendly and outgoing attitude award. There were criteria in order to receive Criteria: Deadline: March 28 it, and I was not 100% sure if I met them," • Second semester she says. “After I was notified that I had • Essay on how personal experiences have CALGARY HORSESHOE CLUB received the award, I was extremely happy contributed to your EMS career path and grateful!” The award money will go Value: $500 Number: 1 Deadline: March 28 towards textbooks, groceries and bills. As Criteria: she enters her final year, McAvoy feels Transportation • Second semester TIBOR G. HICKMAN MEMORIAL confident she made the right decision. • Financial need • Alberta resident Value: $970 Number: 1 “It was truly an honour to have been chosen Criteria: as a recipient. SAIT has given me Deadline: March 28 • Graduating student experiences I will never forget and I can’t • Exhibits the most promise and dedication wait to see what my future holds.” during practical experience sessions
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Athletics Y.P. TSANG LI MEMORIAL EFW RADIOLOGY – ATTITUDE VERA L. IRELAND – CALGARY AREA CITY Value: $390 Number: 1 Value: $500 Number: 1 COUNCIL BETA SIGMA PHI Criteria: Criteria: Value: $2,000 Number: 1 • Second semester • Second-year student Criteria: • Financial need • Best overall attitude • Academic achievement Academic Services • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant • Preference given to a student who • Financial need
Learner and Learner • Graduated from an Alberta high school provides exceptional patient care at • Female student • Preference given to a student with their practicum site • Canadian citizen and Alberta resident demonstrated passion for working in Deadline: Feb. 28 Process: palliative care, geriatric care and a • Available upon completion of academic demonstrated interest in working with MAYFAIR DIAGNOSTICS – studies patients with dementia DR. W. ALLAN JOHN MEMORIAL • Must be registered in practicum Deadline: March 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Deadline: May 30 Criteria: Business • Second-year student • Professionalism — demonstrates integrity, Dental Assisting confidentiality and ability to work well with Medical Laboratory others in the clinical environment • Patient care — demonstrates a high level of Assistant
Construction ALBERTA DENTAL ASSOCIATION AND COLLEGE client care and service Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Community involvement COLLEGE OF MEDICAL LABORATORY Value: $500 Number: 2 Deadline: Feb. 28 TECHNOLOGISTS OF ALBERTA Criteria: Value: $200 Number: 1 • One award for academic achievement in MAYFAIR DIAGNOSTICS – Criteria: Radiography TRACY FERNER MEMORIAL • Professionalism Energy • One award for academic achievement in Value: $480 Number: 1 • Empathy Restorative Procedures I and II Criteria: • Teamwork • One award for top GPA • Second-year student • Conscious effort to succeed in program Deadline: May 30 • Academic achievement • Financial need • Financial need Deadline: March 28
Public Safety • Patient care — demonstrates a high level of Health and and Health client care and service Diagnostic Medical • Leadership • Preference given to a single parent Medical Laboratory Sonography • Preference given to a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Technology CANADA DIAGNOSTIC CENTRES AWARD Deadline: Feb. 28 OF EXCELLENCE COLLEGE OF MEDICAL LABORATORY
Hospitality and Value: $500 Number: 1 TECHNOLOGISTS OF ALBERTA
Tourism Criteria: Value: $400 Number: 1 • Second semester Health Information Criteria: • Highest GPA Management • Final semester of first year Deadline: April 30 • Professionalism • Empathy HIMAA LEGACY SCHOLARSHIPS CANADA DIAGNOSTIC CENTRES DR. WONG • Teamwork MOST IMPROVED Formerly: Health Information Management • Conscious effort to succeed in program Association of Alberta • Financial need
Information and Communications Value: $500 Number: 1 Deadline: May 30 Criteria: Value: $900 plus a one-year Number: 4 • First semester of second year membership for each award PAT HADDEN MEMORIAL • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) Criteria: Value: $535 Number: 1 Technologies • Most improved in the first year both • One award for the student with the highest academically and within practicum standing in the program Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 • One award for the student with the highest • Final semester of first year standing in the first year of the program • Effort EFW RADIOLOGY – DR. DAVIS ELLIOTT • Demonstrated exceptional standard of • Attitude professionalism will also be considered • Financial need Value: $1,200 Number: 1 • Academic achievement in the program’s Deadline: May 30 Criteria: chemical section Second-year student Deadline: May 30 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) ROBERT LINDSAY • Aptitude — demonstrates high level of Value: $500 Number: 1 technical skills Criteria: • Attitude — demonstrates exceptional • Second-year student Medical Radiologic Manufacturing and patient care • Leadership demonstrated by enthusiasm for the HIM profession, the learning process and Automation Deadline: Feb. 28 Technology the dissemination of knowledge to fellow EFW RADIOLOGY – APTITUDE students • Attendance and noticeable progression or EFW RADIOLOGY – MORRISH-EVANS Value: $750 Number: 1 growth during the course of the program MACDONALD Criteria: • Preference given to a student with cognitive Value: $1,200 Number: 1 • Second-year student or mental disability Criteria: • Best overall aptitude Deadline: May 30 • Second-year student • Preference given to a student who • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) demonstrates a high level of technical skills Transportation • Aptitude — demonstrates high level of in the lab environment technical skills Deadline: Feb. 28 • Attitude — demonstrates exceptional patient care Deadline: Feb. 28 Apprentice
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EFW RADIOLOGY – APTITUDE EFW RADIOLOGY – ATTITUDE Athletics Value: $750 Number: 1 Value: $500 Number: 1 Respiratory Therapy Criteria: Criteria: • Second-year student • Second-year student D.C. FLEMING / SAIT’S ALIVE • Best overall aptitude • Best overall attitude Value: $450 Number: 1 • Preference given to a student who • Preference given to a student who provides Criteria: Academic Services
demonstrates a high level of technical skills in exceptional patient care at their practicum • Third semester and Learner the lab environment site • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Deadline: Feb. 28 Deadline: Feb. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28
EFW RADIOLOGY – ATTITUDE JOAN PHILLIPS MEMORIAL ERNEST AND ELLEN WOOD
Value: $500 Number: 1 Value: $3,415 Number: 3 Value: $350 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: Criteria: • Second-year student • Second semester
• First semester of second year Business • Best overall attitude • Attitude and aptitude • Primary consideration given to individuals • Preference given to a student who provides • Financial need with ability to succeed while enrolled in exceptional patient care at their practicum Deadline: Feb. 28 program (academic achievement), leadership site and community involvement
Deadline: Feb. 28 PHILIPS MEDICAL SYSTEMS CANADA • Secondary consideration given to financial Construction Value: $895 Number: 1 need • Alberta resident MAYFAIR DIAGNOSTICS – Criteria: • Canadian citizen DR. KENNETH S. HARRIS MEMORIAL • Graduating student • Preference given to a female student Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Highest academic achievement at SAIT Criteria: and during practicum Deadline: Sept. 28 • Second-year student • Canadian citizen Energy • Professionalism — demonstrates integrity, Deadline: May 30 ESMAIL AND SAFANA BHARWANI confidentiality and ability to work well with Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana others in the clinical environment MAYFAIR DIAGNOSTICS – DR. BRIAN GILL Fayaz Bharwani Foundation • Patient care — demonstrates a high level of MEMORIAL client care and service Value: $930 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Community involvement Criteria: Public Safety Criteria: and Health Deadline: Feb. 28 • Third semester • Second-year student • Financial need • Professionalism — demonstrates integrity, • Academic achievement MAYFAIR DIAGNOSTICS – GLEN DAVIS confidentiality and ability to work well with MEMORIAL • Preference given to an individual who others in the clinical environment demonstrates volunteerism or involvement in Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Patient care — demonstrates a high level of the Muslim community Criteria: client care and service • Preference given to a new female Canadian • Second-year student • Community involvement Deadline: Sept. 28 • Professionalism — demonstrates integrity, Deadline: Feb. 28 Hospitality and confidentiality and ability to work well with RIGHT HONOURABLE DON MAZANKOWSKI Tourism others in the clinical environment • Patient care — demonstrates a high level of Value: $500 Number: 1 client care and service Criteria: • Community involvement Pharmacy Assistant • Fifth semester Deadline: April 30 • Academic excellence Dual Credit • Community involvement • Leadership DR. FAYAZ BHARWANI • Financial need Information and Communications Nuclear Medicine Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana Deadline: May 30 Fayaz Bharwani Foundation ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION – HUGH Technology Value: $930 Number: 1 FARTHING MEMORIAL Technologies Criteria: ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL • Financial need Value: $900 Number: 3 Value: $800 Number: 1 • Academic achievement Criteria: • Fourth semester Criteria: • Demonstrates career discovery • Academic achievement • Third semester • Preference given to an individual who • Financial need • Academic achievement demonstrates volunteerism or involvement in the Muslim community • Likelihood of successful completion of the Deadline: Feb. 28 • Preference given to a new Canadian program Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Feb. 28
EFW RADIOLOGY – PERCY KUNG Value: $1,200 Number: 1 VITALAIRE Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Second-year student Criteria: Manufacturing and • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Primary Care Paramedic • Fourth semester Automation • Aptitude — demonstrates high level of AVIVA ADELMAN MEMORIAL • Academic achievement technical skills • Clinical proficiency • Attitude — demonstrates exceptional patient Value: $785 Number: 1 • Attitude of service to the patient and care Criteria: the community • Financial need Deadline: Feb. 28 Deadline: Feb. 28 • Currently completing the program EFW RADIOLOGY – APTITUDE Deadline: April 30 Value: $750 Number: 1 Transportation Criteria: • Second-year student • Best overall aptitude • Preference given to a student who demonstrates a high level of technical skills in the lab environment Deadline: Feb. 28 Apprentice
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CHAINE DES ROTISSEURS Value: $2,250 Number: 1 School of Criteria: • Second year of Baking and Pastry Arts, Hospitality Management or Professional Cooking • Must outline how your professional life would be influenced by the values of the Hospitality and Chaine des Rotisseurs Deadline: Jan. 28
COMPASS GROUP Value: $5,000 Number: 5 Criteria: Tourism • Second-year student in Hospitality Management or Professional Cooking • Academic achievement • Canadian citizen Deadline: Jan. 28
GERALD BOISJOLIE AWARD IN CULINARY ARTS Value: $1,030 Number: 1 Criteria: • For students in Butchery and Charcuterie Management or Professional Cooking • First semester • Financial need • Academic achievement • Canadian citizen • Preference for a student with Canadian military service history (self or family) Deadline: Jan. 28
JONATHAN SOBOL MEMORIAL Value: $4,230 Number: 1 Criteria: • Fourth-semester student in the Professional Cooking program • SAIT/community involvement demonstrated through mentoring children and youth through culinary education • Demonstrates industry experience/ agricultural commitment through instructor references and proven “farm to plate” philosophy • Preference for a student with competition experience and/or entered in a future competition where they will be representing SAIT Deadline: May 30
WOMEN SUPPORTING WOMEN IN HOSPITALITY Value: $2,200 Number: 2 Criteria: • All programs except Travel and Tourism • Any semester • Academic achievement • Success in the classroom • Preference given to a female student Deadline: Jan. 28
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PROVE YOURSELF TO BUTTERBLOCK Athletics Baking and Pastry Arts Value: $1000 Number: 1 Hospitality Criteria: Management ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL • Second-year student Value: $800 Number: 1 • Financial need
CALGARY HOTEL AND AREA HOUSEKEEPING Academic Services • Recipient must be self-motivated and career Criteria: ASSOCIATION • Third semester driven and explain their career aspirations for and Learner • Academic achievement opening their own business upon graduation Value: $870 Number: 1 Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: • Academic achievement • Financial need ARDENT MILLS EXCELLENCE VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY Deadline: Sept. 28 Formerly: Horizon Milling Baking Excellence Value: Engraved Victorinox Number: 1 Carving Set, Victorinox Value: $200 Number: 1 CALGARY HOTEL ASSOCIATION
Swiss Army Time Piece and Business Criteria: Value: $5,000 Number: 1 engraved plaque • Second-year student Criteria: Criteria: • Excellence in the art of baking • Second-year student • Second-year student • Exceptional competency in combining the • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Highest GPA theory and practice of baking • Professional promise and a commitment to a • In the case of a tie, volunteerism within Construction Deadline: Jan. 28 hotel industry career the program will be considered • Previous experience in the industry is BAKEMARK CANADA Deadline: Jan. 28 required and must be outlined Value: $525 Number: 2 • Demonstration of leadership skills through the community, various Criteria: associations and groups • Second-year students • Best overall in the program Butchery and Deadline: Sept. 28 Energy • Aspiration to impact the future of the baking industry Charcuterie DAVID Z. KIRALY MEMORIAL Deadline: Sept. 28 Management Value: $875 Number: 1 Criteria:
• Second-year student Public Safety FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST CANADIAN PROFESSIONAL MEAT CUTTERS and Health Value: $150 Number: 1 • Best internship report ASSOCIATION (CPMCA) • Use of skills acquired in COMM–240/290 Criteria: Value: $1000 Number: 1 • The evaluation of the employer shall be • Excellence in the production of yeast–raised Criteria: considered and the intern shall demonstrate, products • Academic achievement (4.0 GPA required) through the report, an understanding of the • Consistent performance throughout the • Demonstrated commitment to succeed practical aspects of the position training process Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 Hospitality and D.C. FLEMING/SAIT’S ALIVE
HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB Tourism Value: $450 Number: 1 Value: $750 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Second semester • Second-year student • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Commitment to culinary excellence • Professionalism (attitude) Deadline: Jan. 28 • Leadership as an inspiration to others • Volunteerism JACKIE AND ROGER STROOBANT MEMORIAL Information and Communications • Academic achievement Value: $470 Number: 1 Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: • Second semester
IRENE Y.L. FUNG MEMORIAL • Financial need Technologies Value: $510 Number: 1 • Passionate and hardworking attitude • Canadian citizen Criteria: • Third semester Deadline: Jan. 28 Thanks to you, I am one • Financial need • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB step closer to my goal. • Graduate from an Alberta high school Value: $750 Number: 1 Deadline: April 30 Criteria: With this scholarship you • Commitment to culinary excellence MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL HOTELS • Professionalism (attitude) have lightened my financial Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Leadership as an inspiration to others • Volunteerism burden which will allow me Criteria:
• Academic achievement Manufacturing and • Third semester Deadline: Jan. 28 to focus on my learning • Academic achievement (minimum 3.40 GPA) Automation • Financial need process. I hope that one day • Positive leadership skills • Strong commitment to a career in the I will be able to help new hotel industry Deadline: Jan. 28 students just as you have helped me. Maria — Transportation Travel and Tourism, School of Hospitality and Tourism Apprentice
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Athletics DELTA CALGARY SOUTH LANCE STYLES MEMORIAL Value: $500 Number: 1 Value: $875 Number: 1 Professional Cooking Criteria: Criteria: • Second-year student • Second-year student ALBERTA HOTEL AND LODGING ASSOCIATION • Genuine financial need • For a student with the highest internship Value: $500 Number: 4 Academic Services • Planning to pursue a career in the report that also reflects the importance of Criteria:
Learner and Learner hotel industry customer service as an integral part of the • Second-year students Deadline: Sept. 28 hospitality industry • Financial need • Demonstrates a high level of customer • Academic achievement ESMAIL BHARWANI service abilities • Previous hotel industry experience • Received an “above expectation” rating on • Interest in further education
Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana performance appraisal in the guest Deadline: Jan. 28 Fayaz Bharwani Foundation satisfaction category Value: $930 Number: 1 Deadline: Nov. 28 ALBERTA LAMB PRODUCERS Business Criteria: Value: $540 Number: 1 • Fourth semester LEO SHEFTEL MEMORIAL – AWARD Criteria: OF EXCELLENCE • Financial need • Second semester • Academic achievement Value: $920 Number: 1 • Financial need • Preference given to an individual who Criteria: Construction • Attitude, professional promise, competency, demonstrates volunteerism or involvement • Graduating student with the highest GPA leadership, creative ability, commitment to in the Muslim community Deadline: April 30 culinary excellence • Preference given to a single parent Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: April 30 MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL HOTELS Value: $1,500 Number: 1 ALBERTA PORK PRODUCERS FAIRMONT HOTELS AND RESORTS/ DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Energy CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE Criteria: • Third semester Value: $255 Number: 2 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Academic achievement (minimum 3.40 GPA) Criteria: Criteria: • Financial need • Second-year students • Second-year student • Positive leadership skills • Shows promise of becoming highly • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Strong commitment to a career in the employable after graduation, through
Public Safety • Successful completion of the Professional
Health and and Health hotel industry attitudes and application of skills Internship Program — passing grade Deadline: Sept. 28 • Canadian citizen in both the written evaluation and the • Financial need performance appraisal ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY AT Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Nov. 28 STAMPEDE PARK ANDREW SUMMERS BEATTIE MEMORIAL FAIRMONT HOTELS AND RESORTS/THE Value: $650 Number: 3 FAIRMONT BANFF SPRINGS Criteria: Value: $545 Number: 2 • First semester Criteria:
Hospitality and Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Excellence in food and beverage service • Second-year students Criteria: Tourism • Outstanding service in a classroom • Financial need • Second semester environment • Alberta resident • Academic achievement • Professionalism in a team environment • Consistent demonstration of: leadership, • Essay outlining what makes Fairmont Deadline: Sept. 28 creative ability, productivity and commitment Hotels and Resorts a leader in the global to culinary excellence hospitality industry SYSCO CALGARY Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 1
Information and Communications BENJAMIN TOWERS MEMORIAL HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB Criteria: • Second-year student Value: $1,455 Number: 1 Value: $750 Number: 2 • Academic achievement Criteria: Criteria: • Profession-related volunteer activities • Second-year students • Second-year students Technologies Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.85) • Commitment to excellence • Consistent demonstration of attaining • Professionalism (attitude) culinary excellence • Leadership as an inspiration to others TOURISM ACCOMMODATION RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION (TARA) • Professionalism, leadership and relates well • Volunteerism with and helps others • Academic achievement Value: $880 Number: 1 Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: DEADLINE: SEPT. 28 JAMES MILLOTT • Second-year student MEMORIAL • Highest internship mark BRUCE SUDDEN MEMORIAL Value: $500 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $910 Number: 2
Criteria: Criteria: • Fourth semester W. AND D. RICHARDSON • Second-year students • Leadership • Academic achievement Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Manufacturing and • Commitment to succeed demonstrated in • Creative ability Criteria: • Productivity Automation the classroom • Third semester • Commitment to culinary excellence • Preference given to married students • Financial need with children • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Canadian citizen Deadline: Sept. 28 • Community service and volunteerism • Alberta resident • Must be at least 21 years of age Deadline: Jan. 28 • Canadian citizen Deadline: Sept. 28 CACTUS CLUB CAFE
Transportation WILLOW PARK WINES AND SPIRITS Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Value: $500 Number: 1 • Third semester Criteria: • Academic achievement (minimum 3.40 GPA) • Second-year student • Financial need • Highest mark in Beverage Management • Demonstrates leadership in the classroom Deadline: Sept. 28 among peers Deadline: Jan. 28 Apprentice
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CALGARY CO-OP COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FRANCES NICHOLS AND FREDA Athletics Value: $2,500 Number: 2 BARNETT MEMORIAL Criteria: Value: $2,745 Number: 1 • Second-year students Criteria: • Academic achievement • Second semester • Financial need • Financial need Academic Services
• Preference will be given to members of • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) and Learner Calgary Co-op Process: Deadline: Jan. 28 • You must submit a resumé to your Academic Chair CALGARY FOUNDATION PROFESSIONAL • Canadian citizen COOKING BURSARY (THE) • Alberta resident Value: $6,000 Number: 1 Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: Business • Financial Need HILDA MARY WALROTH LEGACY • Documented learning disability Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Demonstrate what difference this award will Criteria: make in your life • First-year student
Deadline: Jan. 28 • Financial need Construction • Attitude (demonstrates passion for culinary Katie Williams CALGARY PRODUCE MARKETING arts) FOLLOWING A NEW PASSION ASSOCIATION Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $565 Number: 1 Katie Williams never thought she would be Criteria: HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB exploring culinary approaches around the • Second semester world as her life’s work. Value: $750 Number: 2 Energy • Professional promise Criteria: Prior to enrolling in SAIT’s Professional • Academic achievement • Second-year students Cooking program, Williams had begun a • Financial need • Commitment to culinary excellence career in conservation with Parks Canada and Deadline: Jan. 28 • Professionalism (attitude) Nature Conservancy of Canada after • Leadership as an inspiration to others completing a degree in Environmental Public Safety CALGARY STAMPEDE • Volunteerism Studies. But it was a decision to follow her and Health • Academic achievement creative passion for foraging, baking and Value: $885 Number: 1 Deadline: Jan. 28 agriculture that inspired her to change her Criteria: career path. • Second-year student • Academic achievement JAMES EDWARD DODDS MEMORIAL Williams had always enjoyed spending • Alberta resident for a minimum of five years Value: $880 Number: 1 time in the kitchen, but never thought of it as a career. Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: • Second-year student “I’ve loved cooking and baking ever since I was a very small girl — helping my mom Hospitality and CHEF RAY GAUTHIER MEMORIAL • Financial need • Striving for excellence in food purchasing and grandma in the kitchen. But I never Tourism Value: $1,460 Number: 1 courses expected to attend post-secondary for it,” Criteria: • Initiative says Williams. • Third semester • Hardworking attitude “I’d always thought I needed to pursue • Most improved student • Alberta resident an office-based career because I love • Leadership or volunteerism within SAIT, • Canadian citizen reading and did well in math. But SAITSA or the overall community Deadline: Jan. 28 now I’ll just be reading recipes and doing Deadline: Jan. 28 kitchen calculations.” Information and Communications JOEY RESTAURANT GROUP In her final year of the program, Williams FARZANA BHARWANI-KASSAM received the Rocky Mountain Wine and Food Value: $1,320 Number: 1 AND INAYAT KASSAM Festival award. Criteria:
Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana • Second-year student “I was overjoyed,” she says. “This award has Technologies Fayaz Bharwani Foundation • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) enabled me to follow my biggest goals. I feel inspired, prepared and keen to meet the Value: $930 Number: 1 • Organization (exemplary uniform and station demands that await me.” Criteria: standards) • Fourth semester • Leadership, creative ability, productivity and Williams will use the money from the award • Financial need commitment to culinary excellence to fund a culinary work-study in New • Academic achievement Deadline: Jan. 28 Zealand, a food scene she has long wanted • Demonstrates career discovery to explore. • Preference given to an individual who LOUISE B. O'BRIEN MEMORIAL “I think the experience will be invaluable
and I intend to bring my new-found demonstrates volunteerism or involvement Value: $1,000 Number: 2 in the Muslim community inspiration from overseas to the beautiful Criteria: • Preference given to a new Canadian Foothills.” When she returns, Williams • Third semester student plans to open an environmentally innovative
Deadline: Jan. 28 Manufacturing and • Financial need bakery that supports local farmers by
• Academic Achievement utilizing local ingredients. Automation FOGOLAR FURLAN DI CALGARY • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant • Preference for a mature student “I am very grateful to have participated in Value: $1,065 Number: 1 the Professional Cooking program and am Criteria: • Preference for a single student • Preference for a female student glad to know awards like the one I received • Third semester will continue to encourage future students • Financial need Deadline: Jan. 28 and alumni.” • Academic achievement • Preference given to a student of Italian LOUISE REMMEL MEMORIAL descent Value: $1,715 Number: 2 Transportation Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: • Second-year students • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) • Financial need Deadline: Jan. 28 Apprentice
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Athletics MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL HOTELS UNILEVER FOOD SOLUTIONS HIDI NISHI MEMORIAL Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Value: $865 plus a Calgary Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Academy of Chefs and Criteria: • Third semester Cooks (Junior) membership • Second-year student who has completed • Academic achievement (minimum 3.40 GPA) Criteria: their internship Academic Services • Financial need • Second semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.70)
Learner and Learner • Positive leadership skills • Teamwork • Submit an essay about tourism, particularly • Strong commitment to a career in the • Outstanding leadership Asia Pacific inbound tourism hotel industry • Professionalism • Canadian citizen Deadline: Jan. 28 • Commitment to culinary excellence Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) MIKE AND PAT HATZISTAMATIS – MYKONOS • Financial need HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB RESTAURANT • Participation in culinary competitions, when Value: $750 Number: 1 Value: $1,410 Number: 1 applicable
Business Criteria: Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 • Second-year student • Participation in the community, both on and • Commitment to excellence off campus VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY • Professionalism (attitude) • Financial need Value: Engraved Victorinox Number: 1 • Leadership as an inspiration to others • Satisfactory academic performance Construction Carving Set, Victorinox • Volunteerism Deadline: Jan. 28 Swiss Army Time Piece • Academic achievement and engraved plaque Deadline: Sept. 28 ROCKY MOUNTAIN WINE AND Criteria: FOOD FESITVAL • Second-year student MARILYN THOMPSON MEMORIAL Value: $1,000 Number: 2 • Highest GPA Value: $865 Number: 1 Criteria: • In the case of a tie, volunteerism within the Energy Criteria: • One award for first year program will be considered • Third semester • One award for second year Deadline: Jan. 28 • Financial need • Academic achievement • Academic achievement • Volunteerism • Dedication to studies • Attendance • Demonstrates community involvement Public Safety
Health and and Health • Preference given to a student who has not through part-time and volunteer work been a recipient of any other SAIT student Travel and Tourism • Canadian citizen award Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 AMA TRAVEL AGENCY LTD. LEADERSHIP AWARD ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY AT Value: $1,500 Number: 1 STAMPEDE PARK Criteria: Value: $650 Number: 3 • Second-year students Hospitality and Criteria: • Successful completion of the internship component in first year Tourism • Fourth semester • Excellence in food and beverage service • Academic achievement in The • Outstanding service in a classroom Profession of Selling environment • Community involvement • Professionalism in a team environment Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 CALGARY AND AREA TOURISM STAN BALLARD “BETTER BUY ALBERTA” DESTINATION REGION Information and Communications Value: $670 Number: 5 Value: $1,420 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Two awards for second semester • Second-year student • Academic achievement Technologies • Three awards for second-year students • High degree of competency in practical and • Attitude theory components • Aptitude • Leadership, initiative, career commitment Deadline: Sept. 28 When my husband and Deadlines: Jan. 28 CANADIAN ROCKIES TOURISM DESTINATION I landed in Canada from SYSCO CALGARY Value: $3,560 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Criteria: Brazil in 2017, we promised Criteria: • Second-year student • Second-year students • Academic achievement to do our best in every • Academic achievement • Financial need • Profession-related volunteer activities • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant opportunity! We’ve been Manufacturing and Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 successful so far because of Automation TOM MAURO CINDY AMOS MEMORIAL – THE CANADIAN BADLANDS LEGACY the help and support of so Value: $1,350 Number: 1 Value: $645 Number: 1 Criteria: many other good souls such • Second-year student Criteria: • Financial need • Second-year student as yourselves. People like • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) • Demonstrates leadership skills, professional you inspire us and make us Deadline: Jan. 28 promise, attitude, volunteerism and skill Transportation development want to be better every day. • Must reside in southern Alberta Deadline: Sept. 28 Camila — Travel and Tourism, School
Apprentice of Hospitality and Tourism
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HEATHER CULBERT WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY AND LEADERSHIP AWARD School of Value: $3,500 Number: 1 Criteria: • Academic achievement • Leadership and community service • Preference given to a female Information and Deadline: Jan. 28 R.P. ANDERSON AWARD IN TECHNOLOGY Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • Second semester or higher • Financial need Communications • Academic achievement (minimum 3.50 GPA) • Demonstrated commitment to community service and/or entrepreneurial objectives Technologies Deadline: Sept. 28 Broadcast Systems Technology
CCBE GEORGE MCCURDY Value: $785 Number: 1 Criteria: • Third semester • Financial need • Academic achievement • Attitude • Leadership • Preference given to Canadian citizens Deadline: Sept. 28
COLIN MAIN MEMORIAL Value: $510 Number: 1 Criteria: • Third semester • Financial need • Attitude and aptitude • Preference given to a mature student with dependents Deadline: Sept. 28
ERNIE G. ROSE MEMORIAL Value: $450 Number: 2 Criteria: • Third semester • Financial need Deadline: Sept. 28 and March 28
GEORGE YOUNG MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Global Edmonton Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • Highest mark in TV proposal with the best operational as well as technical model • Financial need Deadline: April 30
JESARA NICHOL STUDENT LEADERSHIP Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • Third semester • Academic achievement • Success in the classroom — demonstrates commitment to quality film post production and displays distinctive leadership, a positive attitude and a willingness to mentor others Deadline: Sept. 28
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MARIUS MORAIS MEMORIAL CTSR Athletics Value: $1,150 Number: 2 Value: $435 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Third semester • Third semester • Leadership qualities • Academic achievement • Innovation • For the most promising students Academic Services
• Academic performance (minimum GPA 3.00) Deadline: Sept. 28 and Learner Deadline: Sept. 28 ROCHELLE PARRENT – IATSE LOCAL 212 MARIUS MORAIS MEMORIAL MEMORIAL
Value: $575 Number: 5 Value: $1,735 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Two awards for students entering • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.33)
the program Business • Three awards for third-semester students • Financial need • Financial need • Must outline a career plan that includes your Deadline: Nov. 28 vision for personal development during the three years after graduation — identify attainable goals and personal qualities that MATRIX VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS CORP. Construction you can offer an employer Jayson Black Kettle Value: $500 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: • Third semester AN INSATIABLE DRIVE TO LEARN • Financial need SYLVIE ALLAN FINE ARTS Value: $960 Number: 1 Jayson Black Kettle decided to apply to • Community involvement SAIT’s Journalism program for two reasons:
• Leadership in the classroom Criteria: he loves writing and he has an insatiable Energy • Academic performance • Fourth semester drive to learn. Deadline: Sept. 28 • Outstanding achievement in production • Alberta resident The year prior to coming to SAIT was spent MICHAEL AND RENAE TIMS Deadline: March 28 upgrading, and he credits that time as a catalyst for his drive. “I built up this
Value: $920 Number: 1 momentum of waking up early and doing Public Safety TIM HOLLINGS MEMORIAL and Health Criteria: homework, and I didn’t want to lose that.” • Second semester CINEMATOGRAPHY • Academic achievement Value: $1,075 Number: 1 When Black Kettle first started researching programs at SAIT, the Film Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: • Third semester and Video Production program caught his eye. But, seeing as there was a wait-list ROGERS MEDIA • Demonstrated commitment to quality in cinematography for the program, he decided to try his Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Attitude hand at journalism. Criteria: Hospitality and • Leadership qualities With aspirations of becoming a published
• Third semester Tourism • Mentors other individuals author, Black Kettle says that the Journalism • Academic achievement • Financial need program has been great in not only helping • Financial need Deadline: Sept. 28 him become a better writer, but easing his • Leadership anxiety when talking to people. • Preference given to a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant “You get to a certain point where talking to Deadline: Sept. 28 people becomes more comfortable. Now, I Graphic really enjoy going out and getting the story.” Information and Communications SONY OF CANADA CHARITABLE Communications and As a member of the Blackfoot Nation in FOUNDATION (SCCF) Alberta, Black Kettle was eligible for one of Value: $630 Number: 1 Print Technology the Indigenous Careers Awards offered through SAIT’s Chinook Lodge Resource
Criteria: Technologies • Third semester C.M. “TOBE” MITCHELL Centre – a fact he was unaware of until he • Academic achievement received an email from SAIT’s Student Value: $890 Number: 1 Awards office. • Financial need Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 • Third semester “I wasn’t necessarily thinking that I would • Ability to speak confidently get the award, but there’s a smaller number • Good interpersonal skills of Indigenous students at SAIT compared to • Dedicated to a successful career other ethnicities, so I thought I had a Film and Video in the industry chance,” says Black Kettle.
• Alberta resident He was so happy when he received the Production • Canadian citizen award he immediately shared the exciting Deadline: Sept. 28 news with his friends. But more than that,
AMEX BANK OF CANADA he felt incredibly humble. Manufacturing and Value: $1,530 Number: 1 NATIVE CALGARIAN SOCIETY “I think anybody who is chosen to receive an Automation Criteria: Value: $500 Number: 1 award would feel that way. The donors that • Third semester Criteria: give money to help fund these awards don’t • Creative innovation demonstrated through • Third semester have to, but they do, and I think that’s what any area in film and video production and • Financial need really matters.” through the required written paper • Academic achievement will be considered • Academic achievement in the event of a tie Black Kettle says that, if given the opportunity, he’d do more than just thank Process: Deadline: Sept. 28 • Must submit to [email protected] the donors of the award. a written paper outlining your qualifications PALDEN RHIDAR MEMORIAL “Now, more than ever, students are going Transportation as they relate to creative innovation, how it is Value: $890 Number: 1 to need help with living and equipment manifested in your work and how it has expenses. I would encourage donors to enhanced the learning opportunity for fellow Criteria: continue helping these students to live their students • Third semester best lives and to do their best while they’re • Academic achievement Deadline: Sept. 28 at school.” • Financial need Deadline: Sept. 28 Apprentice
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Athletics SAIT INFORMATION SYSTEMS COMMTECH/TSOC ROGERS COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED Value: $400 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $330 Number: 2 Criteria: Criteria: Criteria: • Third semester • Majoring in Telecom Systems • Third semester — Telecom Systems major • Attitude • Enrolled in third semester • Academic excellence in the area of radio Academic Services • Aptitude • Financial need communications, including cellular/mobile
Learner and Learner • Academic achievement • Attitude radio Deadline: Sept. 28 • Technical skills/aptitude • Alberta resident Deadline: Sept 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 WEST CANADIAN DIGITAL IMAGING INC. D.C. FLEMING/SAIT’S ALIVE SAFANA BHARWANI
Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Criteria: Value: $450 Number: 1 Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana • Third semester Criteria: Fayaz Bharwani Foundation
Business • Academic achievement • Third semester • Leadership • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Value: $930 Number: 1 Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 • Third semester • Financial need DEBIAN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INC. • Academic achievement Construction ESTHER K. Y. CHAN MEMORIAL • Demonstrates career discovery Information Systems Value: $5,000 Number: 1 • Demonstrates volunteerism or involvement Criteria: in the Muslim community Security • Third semester • Preference for a new Canadian • Academic achievement Deadline: Sept. 28 THE ALVIN AND MONA LIBIN FOUNDATION • Financial need
Energy Value: $2,500 Number: 4 • Demonstrate how you have applied academic SAIT INFORMATION SYSTEMS Criteria: content to real-world scenarios • Preference given to a student who Value: $400 Number: 1 • Two awards for female students Criteria: • Two awards for male students demonstrates a strong entrepreneurial spirit, collaboration and team leadership skills • Third semester — Software • Third semester Development major • Financial need Deadline: Sept. 28 Public Safety • Academic achievement Health and and Health • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Attitude • Attitude JACK MOORE COMPUTER • Aptitude • Leadership TECHNOLOGY Deadline: Sept. 28 • Preference for Alberta resident Value: $1,245 Number: 3 Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: SEAN MORRALL MEMORIAL • Third semester — Software Development major Value: $1,000 Value: 1 • Academic merit (top 20%) Criteria: Hospitality and • Leadership qualities • Third semester Information Technology • Financial need Tourism • Not in receipt of another award • Academic achievement (minimum 3.00 GPA) Deadline: Sept. 28 THE ALVIN AND MONA LIBIN FOUNDATION • Preference given to a single parent Value: $2,500 Number: 4 • Preference given to a female student MALIBU’S FRIEND Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 • Two awards for female students Value: $1,155 Number: 1 • Two awards for male students Criteria • Third semester • Third semester — Software Development
Information and Communications • Financial need major • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Based on financial need Journalism • Attitude • In the event of a tie academic achievement • Leadership will be considered ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL
Technologies • Preference for Alberta resident • Preference for a female student Value: $800 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: • Third semester CANADIAN INFORMATION PROCESSING NORTEL NETWORKS • Academic achievement SOCIETY – CIPS ALBERTA Value: $890 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $500 and membership Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Third semester — Telecom Systems major 106.7 RED FM • Third semester — Software Development • Academic achievement Value: $2,200 Number: 3 major • Personal qualities and character Criteria: • Academic achievement Deadline: Sept. 28 • Third semester • Proficiency in verbal and written • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) communications PRECISION DRILLING CORPORATION • Preference given to a female student or a Manufacturing and • Canadian citizen Value: $2,000 Number: 1 student of Aboriginal descent • Alberta resident Automation Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) ALAN RACH MEMORIAL AWARD CISCO SYSTEMS • Financial need IN JOURNALISM Value: $525 Number: 2 • Resident of a western province Value: $1,720 Number: 1 Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: • Third semester — Network Systems major • Second year — print/online journalism • Academic achievement in first and • Academic achievement
Transportation second semesters • Financial need • Financial need • Leadership and demonstrated commitment Deadline: Sept. 28 to the profession through: a news-style story on the importance of journalism in a democratic society and demonstrated experience in a newspaper setting or student newspaper Deadline: Jan. 28 Apprentice
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DAVID POMMER EXCELLENCE IN WRITING ROSE HENNEL MEMORIAL Athletics Value: $1,230 Number: 1 Library Information Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Technology Criteria: • Third semester • Second year • Academic achievement • Financial need
ALBERTA ASSOCIATION OF LIBRARY Academic Services • Leadership/volunteerism • Preference given to a mature student TECHNICIANS • Demonstrated feature-writing skills Deadline: Sept. 28 and Learner Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $250 Number: 1 Criteria: SHEILA NEWEL • Third semester ELAINE TAYLOR THOMAS • Academic achievement Value: $495 Number: 1
Value: $845 Number: 1 • Ability to succeed in the profession Criteria: Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 • Second semester • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
• Demonstrated feature-writing skills • Financial need Business CIMBERLY GAYLE RESEARCH SERVICES • Financial need • Preference given to a single parent • Preference given to a student from Value: $645 Number: 1 • Preference given to a student who has a rural area Criteria: worked or volunteered in a public library Deadline: Sept. 28 • Third semester Deadline: Jan. 28 • Financial need • Communication skills Construction ESMAIL AND SAFANA BHARWANI ZARHA RAZAGHI MEMORIAL Deadline: Sept. 28 Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana Sponsored by: SAIT Staff of Reg Erhardt Library Fayaz Bharwani Foundation DOROTHY SNUGGS MEMORIAL Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $930 Number: 1 Value: $810 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: Criteria: • Third semester • Third semester • Third semester • Financial need Energy • Financial need • Academic achievement • Academic achievement • Academic achievement • Financial need • Attitude • Most improved in the first two semesters • Canadian citizen Deadline: Sept. 28 of the program • Alberta, Saskatchewan or British Columbia
• Demonstrates career discovery resident Public Safety Health and and Health • Demonstrates volunteerism or involvement Deadline: Sept. 28 in the Muslim community • Preference given to a female who is a New Media Production new Canadian citizen FARZANA BHARWANI and Design Deadline: Sept. 28 Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana Fayaz Bharwani Foundation HAROLD ASHTON MEMORIAL GORD KELLY MEMORIAL Value: $930 Number: 1 Value: $1,010 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 5 Criteria: Criteria: Hospitality and Criteria: • Third semester • Third semester Tourism • Third semester — Photojournalism option • Financial need • Academic achievement • Academic achievement • Academic achievement • Financial need • Financial need • Demonstrates career discovery • Canadian citizen Deadline: Sept. 28 • Demonstrates volunteerism or community involvement Deadline: Sept. 28 • Preference given to a single parent JEFFREY HARDER MEMORIAL Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Information and Communications Criteria: IRENE Y. L. FUNG MEMORIAL Radio, Television and • Third semester • Financial need Value: $510 Number: 1 Broadcast News • Preference given to a student who Criteria: Technologies demonstrates an appreciation for a free- • Third semester ANNA GEDDES MEMORIAL market society • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Value: $1,075 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28 • Graduate from an Alberta high school • Primary consideration given to financial need Criteria: • Secondary consideration given to ability in • Third semester — Broadcast News major JOHN NELSON SNUGGS MEMORIAL class to make a significant contribution to the • Academic achievement Value: $400 Number: 2 library community • Personal and work attributes as Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 demonstrated by Anna Geddes when she was • Third semester a student at SAIT
• Most improvement in first two semesters • Preference given to a student who is LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA of the program travelling from outside of Alberta to attend • Canadian citizen Value: $200 Number: 1 SAIT, or has dependents Criteria:
• Alberta, Saskatchewan or British Columbia Deadline: Sept. 28 Manufacturing and resident • Outstanding graduating student Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: April 30 BELL CANADA Automation Value: $1,590 Number: 1 MIKE PARKINSON MEMORIAL Criteria: Value: $515 Number: 1 • Third semester —Broadcast News major Criteria: • Academic achievement • Third semester • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Canadian citizen or permanent resident of • Attendance Canada • Essay outlining why you have chosen this Deadline: Sept. 28 Transportation career path and how this program has provided learning opportunities to demonstrate leadership and a positive attitude in the classroom to fellow students Deadline: Sept. 28 Apprentice
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Athletics BILL POWERS MEMORIAL GEMMA AND RICHARD STROOBANT STEVE AND LIBBY OLSON RADIO AWARD Value: $2,500 Number: 2 Value: $500 Number: 1 Formerly: Lakecrest Media Criteria: Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Second semester • Second semester • Academic achievement • Radio or Broadcast News major Criteria: Academic Services • Financial need • Financial need • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.40) Learner and Learner Deadline: Jan. 28 • Passion and hardworking attitude • Canadian citizen • Financial need Deadline: Sept. 28 BRANDI COSTAR MEMORIAL Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $1,040 Number: 1 GLOBAL NEWS JOHN HIMPE TED SOSKIN MEMORIAL Criteria: Value: $560 Number: 2 • Third semester ENDOWMENT FUND • Leadership and willingness to mentor Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Third semester — Radio major
Business students • Financial need • Second year • Demonstrates sales and management • Personal character including positive and • Financial need aptitude in radio broadcasting caring attitude, relates well to others, team • Academic achievement (minimum 3.20 GPA) • Leadership and entrepreneurial skills in the worker, cooperative, reliable work ethic, • Community involvement radio broadcasting industry • Donor encourages student who is the Deadline: Sept. 28 Construction sensitive to the needs of others, thoughtful and generous recipient of the award to use the fund for • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) traveling and experiencing new cultures WAYNE BOROWIEC MEMORIAL • Canadian citizen Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $935 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: MARK WALKER MEMORIAL • Fourth semester — Television major BRAWN FOUNDATION Value: $1,240 Number: 1 • Exhibits a flair and creativity in videographic Energy Value: $1,535 Number: 1 Criteria: skills that stand out from the crowd Criteria: • Third semester — Radio major • Superior videographic skills in Electronic • Financial need • Financial need News Gathering (includes an appreciation for • Academic achievement • Leadership and ability to light and compose the image as • Community involvement • Personal character demonstrated in television news stories)
Public Safety Deadline: Jan. 28 Health and and Health Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Canadian citizen CAMERON J. SMITH MEMORIAL Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $540 Number: 1 Criteria: MATRIX VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS CORP. • Third semester Value: $500 Number: 1 • Broadcast News or Television major Criteria: • Financial need • Third semester Hospitality and • Primary consideration given to • Financial need
Tourism professionalism demonstrated in • Community involvement class, meaning: • Leadership in the classroom – Relates well with and helps others • Academic performance – Is present and on time for classes, Deadline: Sept. 28 labs and shifts – Completes all of the duties associated REELWORLD with each assigned position – High ethical standards Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Information and Communications – Is resourceful in solving problems Criteria: and completing assignments • Fourth semester Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement (minimum 3.40 GPA) • Success in the classroom I had to pinch myself when
Technologies • Aptitude — demonstrates a high level of CORUS ENTERTAINMENT technical skills I opened my computer Value: $680 Number: 3 Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: this morning. Thank you • Third semester ROBYN SHEPPARD MEMORIAL • One award each for the Radio, Television and for this contribution to my Broadcast News majors Value: $455 Number: 1 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Criteria: education. Because of this • Leadership through mentoring and assisting • Third semester — Broadcast News major classmates • Professionalism scholarship, my dreams
Deadline: Sept. 28 • Positive attitude • Reliability don’t seem so far away. • Cooperation CTSR Manufacturing and • Initiative Because of you, I feel like Value: $435 Number: 2 • Academic achievement Automation Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 I have a choice, a voice and • Third semester a career. • Academic achievement RTBN ALUMNI EXCELLENCE • For the most promising student Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28 Megan — Criteria: • Third semester Journalism, GAMES FAMILY • Financial need Value: $875 Number: 1 Transportation • Academic achievement School of Information Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 • Third semester and Communications • Financial need Deadline: Sept. 28 Technologies Apprentice
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ED DORE MEMORIAL Value: $2,445 Number: 1 School of Criteria: • Second semester • Demonstrated leadership in workplace health and safety • Academic achievement Manufacturing Deadline: Jan. 28 GENE HAAS FOUNDATION Value: $1,000 Number: 3 Criteria: • Second semester • Academic achievement and • Financial need • Attitude • Leadership Automation Deadline: Jan. 28 Mechanical Engineering Technology
ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL Value: $800 Number: 1 Criteria: • Third semester • Academic achievement Deadline: Sept. 28
ATCO Value: $300 Number: 1 Criteria: • Third semester — Design and Analysis • Academic achievement Deadline: Sept. 28
CALGARY HORSESHOE CLUB Value: $500 Number: 2 Criteria: • Second semester • Financial need • Alberta resident Deadline: Jan. 28
CALGARY PUMP SYMPOSIUM Value: $1,740 Number: 2 Criteria: • Second year • Financial need • Preference for a student who is a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Deadline: Jan. 28
COMPUTER INTEGRATED DESIGN Value: $895 Number: 1 Criteria: • Third semester — Design and Development • Financial need • Academic achievement in previous three semesters Deadline: Sept. 28
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GEORGE KLASSEN MEMORIAL STANDEN’S LIMITED Athletics Value: $515 Number: 1 Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Third semester — Design and Analysis • Third semester — Design and Analysis • Solid academic achievement (minimum • Proficiency in the areas of manufacturing GPA 2.30) processes, engineering drawing and design Academic Services
• Positive attitude principles and Learner • Motivation to succeed • Canadian citizen • Community involvement is a secondary Deadline: Sept. 28 consideration Deadline: Sept. 28 W.A. KERMACK MEMORIAL
Value: $670 Number: 2 GORDON LUND Criteria: Value: $500 Number: 1
• Third semester — Design and Automation Business Criteria: • Academic achievement • Fourth semester — Design and Analysis • Integrity • Financial need • Desire • Academic achievement • Interest
• Leadership and community service • Leadership Construction • Preference given to a mature student • Workmanship Gabriella Miya Fujita or single parent • Financial need Deadline: April 30 Deadline: Sept. 28 BELONGED FROM THE START
INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE EQUIPMENT From a young age, Gabriella Miya Fujita had INTEGRITY ASSOCIATION (IPEIA) a passion for robotics and mechanics. Value: $900 Number: 1 Non–Destructive She was halfway through a Control and Energy Criteria: Automation Engineering program in her • Third semester — Design and Analysis Testing Foundations home city of São Paulo, Brazil, when she • Financial need decided to make a dramatic change. SAIT’s • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Mechanical Engineering Technology
program beckoned. Public Safety
Deadline: Sept. 28 and Health CANADIAN INSTITUTE FOR NDE “The program was the ideal option for me Value: $500 Number: 3 MARK GUTWALD MEMORIAL because it opens many doors, and it allowed Criteria: me to learn more about the robots I’ve Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Financial need always loved!” explains Fujita. Criteria: • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 4.00) “The theory lessons SAIT offers are always • Third semester — Design and Automation • Must be a member of the Canadian Institute tied to practical lessons or labs,” she • Financial need for NDE continues. “For a kinesthetic learner like • Academic achievement • Program professionalism
me, that is an essential part of any Hospitality and • Preference given to students with Deadlines: Jan. 28, April 30 learning experience.”
dependents living at home Tourism The difficulties of moving from one Deadline: Sept. 28 NDT@SAIT FOUNDATIONS continent to another can be immense, and Value: $300 Number: 3 for Fujita the financial cost and cultural MOLSON COMPANIES Criteria: transition were intimidating. “I had to rely on Value: $210 Number: 1 • Financial need my parents’ financial help to be here. We Criteria: • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.30 in probably saved money for more than six • Third semester — Design and Analysis all courses) years to make this plan real.” • Academic achievement • Satisfactory attendance Arriving at SAIT, Fujita was amazed by the Information and Communications Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadlines: Jan. 28, April 30 support offered to international students. “Coming to another continent to start a new NORRIS FAMILY FOUNDATION life is not an easy decision to make,” she says. “SAIT made me feel like I belonged Technologies Value: $1,500 Number: 2 from the start.” Criteria: Pre-Employment • Second year In her final year, Fujita was awarded the • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Ironworkers International Pressure Equipment Integrity • Financial need Association award. The funds paid for her • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Post-Graduate Work Permit process, an CENTRON GROUP OF COMPANIES essential step towards her goal of working • Preference for female students Value: $1,250 Number: 2 full-time and immigrating to Canada. Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: When she found out she won the award,
• Financial need Fujita couldn’t stop smiling. “The costs OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.30) related to immigration were going to be over STUDENT SOCIETY AND ALUMNI Deadline: May 30; apply during your period my budget, so it was a very nice feeling!” Value: $875 Number: 1 of training she says. Manufacturing and Criteria: But what matters most to Fujita is the Automation • Third semester — Design and Automation recognition and support for international • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) students like her. • Community involvement • Program promotion Pre-Employment “Just knowing that there are people thinking • Canadian citizen about us, investing in us, it encourages us Mobile Crane not to give up. I want international students Deadline: Sept. 28 out there to know that despite the CENTRON GROUP OF COMPANIES difficulties of this journey, there are PRECISION DRILLING CORPORATION Value: $1,250 Number: 2 people looking out for us.” Transportation Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Financial need • Third semester — Design and Analysis • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.30) • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Deadline: May 30; apply during your period • Financial need of training • Resident of one of the four western provinces Deadline: Sept. 28 Apprentice
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Athletics IAN MAUDE MEMORIAL I would like to thank you Welding Engineering Value: $7,609 Number: 1 Technology Criteria: for your generous donation • First semester • Financial need of this award. I feel very
Academic Services ALLIANCE PIPELINE LTD. • Academic achievement
Learner and Learner Value: $1,330 Number: 1 • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant honoured to have received it Criteria: • Preference given to a single parent • Third semester Deadline: Jan. 28 and it will help greatly with • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00 but not necessarily top of the class) INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE EQUIPMENT the expensive textbooks • Positive attitude INTEGRITY ASSOCIATION (IPEIA) • Financial need required these days. I wish • Community involvement and demonstrates Value: $900 Number: 1 Criteria: Business leadership within program you all the best and I thank Deadline: Jan. 28 • Third semester • Financial need you once again. • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY – ALBERTA SECTION Deadline: Jan. 28 Cody — Construction Value: $1,130 Number: 1 M.W. COZART – PRAXAIR CANADA INC. Criteria: Mechanical Engineering • Fourth semester Value: $500 Number: 1 • Academic achievement in the Welding Criteria: Technology, Technology Project • Third semester • Attitude • Financial need School of Manufacturing
Energy • Financial need • Academic achievement Deadline: Jan. 28 • Canadian citizen and Automation • Alberta resident ARPIA Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 MARK FIRTH AND SHEILA MCDONAGH Public Safety Criteria: Health and and Health • Fourth semester Value: $1,500 Number: 3 • Financial need Criteria: • Leadership • Third semester • Canadian citizen • Financial need Deadline: Jan. 28 • Academic achievement • Preference given to mature returning students CANADIAN WELDING SOCIETY Deadline: Jan. 28 Hospitality and Value: $250 Number: 1
Tourism Criteria: SONGREEN TECHNOLOGIES • Third semester • Academic achievement Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Financial need Criteria: • Attitude • Second semester • Conscientiousness • Financial need • Aptitude for success • Preference given to a parent with dependents Deadline: Jan. 28 • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Information and Communications Deadline: Jan. 28 D.C. FLEMING/SAIT’S ALIVE Value: $450 Number: 1 UPSTREAM CHIEF INSPECTION ASSOCIATION (UCIA)
Technologies Criteria: • Second semester Value: $1000 Number: 1 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 • Third semester • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) GERALD SEIB MEMORIAL • Canadian citizen Value: $1,505 Number: 1 Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: • Third semester WELDING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY –
• Financial need 30TH ANNIVERSARY REUNION • Leadership Value: $50 Number: 25 Deadline: Jan. 28
Manufacturing and Criteria: • Third semester Automation • Successfully completed first year requirements Deadline: Jan. 28 Transportation Apprentice
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AVMAX AME Value: $2,000 Number: 2 School of Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • Two awards for second year of Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Technology or Avionics Technology or completion of Aircraft Structures Technician Transportation • Must have completed one work term of at least 4 months at Avmax, and received a 3.5/5 on their performance review • Must submit a reference letter from Avmax • One award for second year of Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Technology or Avionics Technology or completion of Aircraft Structures Technician • Academic achievement • Financial need • Must be female or Indigenous Deadline: April 30
ART SMITH LEGACY Value: $1,300 Number: 2 Criteria: • First semester • Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Technology, Aircraft Structures Technician and Avionics Technology programs • Academic achievement from high school (minimum 70%) • Financial need Deadline: Jan. 28
BUDGET RENT A CAR Value: $820 Number: 1 Criteria: • First semester • Automotive Service Technology and Business Administration — Automotive Management Programs • Financial need Deadline: Nov. 28
CALGARY LOGISTICS COUNCIL Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • Second semester of a certificate or fourth semester of a diploma program • Academic achievement from previous semesters Deadline: Jan. 28
EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAFT ASSOCIATION CANADA INC. Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • For a student in their graduating semester of a full-time Aviation program • Financial need • Possesses and displays passion for the aviation industry • Demonstrates leadership qualities in the classroom • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Deadline: April 30
GORDON & KATHY LAING MEMORIAL Value: $1,600 Number: 2 Criteria: • For a student in their graduating semester of a full-time Aviation diploma program • Academic achievement • Financial need • Preference for a female indigenous parent • Preference for a female indigenous student • Preference for either a female student or an indigenous student Deadline: April 30
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ROGER JARVIS DONALD AND MARY CAMERON MEMORIAL Athletics Value: $1,025 Number: 1 Value: $1,490 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Second semester of all Aviation programs • Second semester • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.80) • Must outline how this financial assistance • Financial need Academic Services
will improve your academic success • Community involvement or volunteer and Learner • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.80) commitments Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28
ECHORIDGE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Criteria:
Aircraft Maintenance • Third semester Business • Quality technical skills Engineers Technology • Positive attitude and aptitude • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) A.A. PEEBLES MEMORIAL • Preference given to volunteer Rotorwing Sponsored by: Alumni and established by G.H. industry experience Jordyn Nickerson Construction Ryning • Canadian citizen Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $710 Number: 1 DREAMS TAKE FLIGHT Criteria: FRANK STEPHEN MEMORIAL • Academic achievement from previous Value: $895 Number: 1 Jordyn Nickerson always knew she wanted semester(s) to fly.
Criteria: Energy Deadline: Jan. 28 • Third semester Her interest in aviation first took off with • Strong aptitude for the avionics courses an interest in Second World War aircraft, AIR CANADA • Overall good work ethic specifically the Vought F4U Corsair, about Value: $490 Number: 5 • Professional attitude in class which she learned all the details and specs. Criteria: • Financial need Then, at age 14, Nickerson spread her
wings and enrolled in the Royal Canadian Public Safety • Second semester Deadline: Jan. 28 and Health • Financial need Air Cadets (RCAC). • Attitude and aptitude GEORGE RYNING MEMORIAL Nickerson was an active cadet for four years, Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $740 Number: 1 earning her glider pilot’s licence when she Criteria: was 16, and her private pilot’s licence at age ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL • Second semester 17. She spent three years gliding with the Value: $800 Number: 1 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.80) RCAC, and piloted more than 100 flights for Criteria: • Positive attitude younger cadets to familiarize them with the • Third semester • Commitment to the program process. For several of those young cadets it Hospitality and was their first experience with aviation. For • Academic achievement • Willingness to assist other students Tourism some, it was their first time flying. Deadline: Jan. 28 in the program Deadline: Jan. 28 “It’s a really heartwarming and beautiful BILL PRATT thing to be able to leave that first impression of flight on the cadets,” Nickerson shares. Value: $1,105 Number: 1 GEORGE SIMPSON MEMORIAL Criteria: Value: $450 Number: 2 Nickerson’s love of flying, combined with her • Third semester Criteria: interest in Second World War aircraft and
• Financial need • Third semester their engines, made her realize she wanted a Information and Communications Deadline: Jan. 28 • Financial need broader understanding of the mechanical Deadline: Jan. 28 side of aviation. BRUCE PRATT MEMORIAL “My dream job would be flying these great Technologies Value: $525 Number: 2 JIM AND PEGGY OSLER AND SON machines at shows and demonstrations, but Criteria: JAMES MEMORIAL I would also be happy just to have a part in • Third semester Value: $1,220 Number: 1 the upkeep of these warbirds as well,” she • Positive attitude Criteria: says. “They are so historically valuable, and it • Willingness to assist other students in the • Third semester really would be one of the world’s greatest program • Financial need tragedies if they were all lost to time.” • Financial need • Canadian citizen In 2019, Nickerson was ready to see her Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 dreams take flight, and she enrolled in the Aircraft Maintenance Technology program at
CALGARY AIRPORT AUTHORITY JOHN F. HARDY MEMORIAL SAIT. At the same time, she knew how expensive post-secondary education could Value: $2,000 Number: 4 Value: $1,095 Number: 2 be, and applied for one of the Entrance
Criteria: Criteria: Awards offered at SAIT. Manufacturing and • Second semester • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) • Academic achievement “It had been so many months since I Automation • Positive attitude • Financial need applied, that when I got the email [telling me I • Technical skills/aptitude • Leadership won], I was quite surprised,” she laughs. • Financial need Deadline: Jan. 28 “SAIT obviously decided I was a suitable Deadline: Jan. 28 candidate. It makes me feel really valued in the SAIT community. JOHN SHWYDIUK MEMORIAL CU NIM GLIDING CLUB Value: $985 Number: 1 “It definitely helps out quite a bit,” continues Value: $515 and one free Number: 1 Criteria: Nickerson. “I’d like to thank the donors, from Transportation introductory flight with the club • Third semester the bottom of my heart.” Criteria: • Academic achievement • Third semester • Canadian citizen • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Alberta resident • Essay on the importance of gliding in aviation Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 Apprentice
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Athletics KENNETH L. MIZERA MEMORIAL CALGARY AIRPORT AUTHORITY CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS CHARITABLE Value: $875 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number 3 FOUNDATION – ENTRANCE Criteria: Criteria: Value: $950 Number: 2 • Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) Criteria: • Financial need • Positive attitude • First semester Academic Services • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.80) • Technical skills/aptitude • Academic achievement
Learner and Learner • Interest in gaining helicopter maintenance • Financial need • Financial need specialty Deadline: Jan. 28 • Leadership through community involvement • Positive leadership skills • Preference given to southern Alberta • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant TED AND ENID JANSEN residents (south of Red Deer) • Student is from a rural community Deadline: Sept. 28
Value: $1,340 Number: 1 Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: • Most improved academic achievement based CITY OF CALGARY FLEET SERVICES SADDLES AND SERVICE DEPARTMENT
Business on completing semesters one and two Sponsored by: Winston Parker and Elaine • Financial need Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Taylor Thomas • Canadian citizen Criteria: • Top achiever in third and fourth semesters Value: $1,395 Number: 1 Deadline: Jan. 28 • Alberta resident Criteria: • Eligible for full credits as granted by Construction • Third semester the Apprenticeship and Trade Certification • Financial need Division • Academic achievement Automotive Service • Attendance and attitude Deadline: March 28 • Preference given to a student from a rural Technology area CLAYTON CARROLL MEMORIAL A. BLAKE GORDON Value: $1,000 Number: 13
Energy Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $685 Number: 1 Criteria: SAM RIVAS MEMORIAL Criteria: • Five awards for second semester • Five awards for third semester Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Third semester • Successful completion of previous Criteria: • Academic achievement in shop • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.80) semester(s)
Public Safety • Enrolled in second year
Health and and Health • Financial need • Perseverance and attitude • Community involvement and leadership Deadlines: Sept. 28 and Jan. 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 DEAN’S AWARDS VAUGHN KILLEEN MEMORIAL BATES FAMILY Sponsored by: Clayton and Norma Carroll Value: $615 Number: 2 Formerly: Stadium Nissan Criteria: Value: $420 Number: 1 Value: $970 Number: 2 • Third semester Criteria: Criteria: Hospitality and • Interest in gaining a helicopter maintenance • Third semester • Graduating students specialty • Dean’s Award recipients based on academic Tourism • Positive attitude, dependable, • Personifies the student life of Vaughn Killeen, team player, reliable achievement, attitude and attendance with the following qualities: • Financial need Deadline: April 30 - Group leadership Deadline: Sept. 28 - Genuine willingness to help and work JAMES AND MICHAEL FIDLER collaboratively with others in the classroom FAMILY MEMORIAL • Academic achievement BRANDON THOMAS MEMORIAL • Financial need Value: $1,600 Number: 1 Value: $900 Number: 1 Criteria: Information and Communications Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: • Financial need • Second semester • Financial need W. EDWARD JAMISON MEMORIAL • Passion for the profession • Diagnosed learning disability Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $650 Number: 1 Technologies • Leadership and attitude Criteria: MCMANES AUTOMOTIVE GROUP • Third semester Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement Value: $1,500 Number: 2 • Leadership CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS CHARITABLE Criteria: • Teamwork FOUNDATION • One award for a student in their • Financial need Value: $1,000 Number: 6 second semester • Canadian citizen Criteria: • One award for a student in their Deadline: Jan. 28 • Third semester fourth semester • Academic achievement • Academic achievement • Preference given to southern Alberta • Attitude residents (south of Red Deer) • Attendance • Previously, currently or will be seeking • Outstanding leadership Aircraft Structures • Preference given to a student intending to Manufacturing and employment with a franchised dealer member of the CMDA work in the Alberta automotive industry Automation Technician Process Deadline: Jan. 28 • Must identify the dealer/employer A.A. PEEBLES MEMORIAL Deadline: Sept. 28 MOBIL 1™ Sponsored by: Alumni and established Value: $1,000 Number: 1 by G.H. Ryning Criteria: Value: $355 Number: 1 • Third semester Criteria: • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.30) • Academic achievement • Financial need Transportation Deadline: Sept. 28 • Leadership through community involvement • Positive attitude, dependable, team player • Preference given to interest in working in the maintenance and repair sectors of heavy duty, on-highway trucks Deadline: Sept. 28 Apprentice
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PETER MCKEEN Athletics Value: $815 Number: 2 Avionics Technology Business Administration Criteria: — Automotive • Second semester A.A. PEEBLES MEMORIAL • Primary consideration given to financial need Sponsored by: Alumni and established Management • Secondary consideration given to academic by G.H. Ryning Academic Services
performance and Learner Value: $710 Number: 1 BATES FAMILY Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: Formerly: Stadium Nissan • Third semester PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA WILD ROSE • Academic achievement Value: $420 Number: 1 REGION IN MEMORY OF SERGE TROTTIER Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $500 Number: 1 • Third semester • Positive attitude, dependable, Criteria: CALGARY AIRPORT AUTHORITY • Third semester team player, reliable Value: $2,000 Number: 2 Business • Most promising student • Financial need • Successfully completed previous semesters Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement • Second semester • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) BILL EVELYN MEMORIAL • Positive attitude Deadline: Sept. 28 • Technical skills/aptitude Value: $1,945 Number: 1 Construction • Financial need Criteria: • Fourth semester ROBERT CALLANDER ALLAN MEMORIAL Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $90 Number: 2 • Academic achievement • Community involvement Criteria: DONALD AND MARY CAMERON MEMORIAL • Third semester Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $1,490 Number: 1
• Academic achievement Energy Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS CHARITABLE • Second semester FOUNDATION – ENTRANCE • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.80) ROBERT HAINES MEMORIAL • Financial need Value: $950 Number: 2 Value: $1,645 Number: 1 • Community involvement or volunteer Criteria: • First semester Criteria: commitments Public Safety • Academic achievement and Health • Third semester Deadline: Jan. 28 • Community involvement • Financial need • Leadership through community involvement • Assists and mentors other students GRANT D. OLSON MEMORIAL • Financial need • Preference given to Southern Alberta Value: $1,050 Number: 1 residents (south of Red Deer) Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 • Third semester ROBERT TOMLINSON MEMORIAL • Financial need CHEVROLET CHALLENGE
Value: $2,500 Number: 1 • Academic achievement Hospitality and Value: $690 Number: 1
Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 Tourism • Third semester Criteria: • Third semester • Demonstrates dedication and passion JOHN F. HARDY MEMORIAL for the field • Financial need Value: $1,095 Number: 2 • Must be a Canadian citizen • Community involvement • Preference given to a student from Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 Alberta or Saskatchewan • Third semester • Academic achievement D.C. FLEMING/SAIT’S ALIVE Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need Information and Communications • Student leadership Value: $450 Number: 1 Criteria: STANLEY GOMES MEMORIAL Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Second semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
Criteria: KEVIN AND HONEY MCWHINNIE Technologies • Third semester Deadline: Jan. 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.75) Criteria: DEAN’S AWARD IN MEMORY OF • Third semester DAVID RICHARDSON Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need • Leadership Value: $2,065 Number: 1 STANDEN’S LIMITED • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) Criteria: Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Preference given to a female student • Fourth Semester • Dean’s Award recipients based on academic Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 achievement, attitude and attendance • Highest academic achievement in shop work Deadline: March 28 • High degree of success in welding and NÍELS J. KRISTJÁNSSON MEMORIAL metallurgy Value: $500 Number: 1 DILAWRI GROUP OF COMPANIES • Graduating student Manufacturing and Criteria: • Canadian citizen Value: $1,500 Number: 4 • Third semester Automation Deadline: April 30 • Academic achievement Criteria: • Financial need • One award for Leasing, Finance and • Leadership Insurance • One award for Automotive Business and Deadline: Jan. 28 Sales Management • One award for first-year student TED AND ENID JANSEN • One award for second-year student Value: $1,340 Number: 1 • Academic achievement
Criteria: • Preference given to a student who shows Transportation • Third semester leadership in the classroom and a willingness • Most improved academically from first to help fellow students semester to second semester Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need • Canadian citizen Deadline: Jan. 28 Apprentice
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Athletics EDWARDS GARAGE LIMITED Value: $1,050 Number: 1 Diesel Equipment Railway Conductor Criteria: Technician • Fourth semester CN AWARD OF EXCELLENCE RRCD • Financial need Value: $5,000 Number: 1
Academic Services CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS CHARITABLE • From a rural community FOUNDATION – ENTRANCE Criteria: Learner and Learner Deadline: Sept. 28 • Second semester Value: $950 Number: 2 • Academic achievement Criteria: FIRST CANADIAN GROUP OF COMPANIES • Attitude • First semester • Leadership Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Academic achievement Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: • Financial need • Second year • Leadership through community involvement • Academic achievement • Preference given to southern Alberta CN RRCD AWARD Value: $1,000 Number: 4 Business • Community involvement resident (south of Red Deer) • Attendance Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: Deadline: Jan. 28 • Second semester CITY OF CALGARY FLEET SERVICES • Academic achievement MCMANES AUTOMOTIVE GROUP DEPARTMENT • Attitude
Construction • Leadership Value: $1,500 Number: 2 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria: Criteria: • One award for a student in their • Second semester second semester • Highest marks from first semester C.P. TSANG MEMORIAL AWARD • One award for a student in their • Alberta resident Value: $390 Number: 1 fourth semester Deadline: Jan. 28 Criteria:
Energy • Academic achievement • Second semester • Attitude FINNING (CANADA) • Financial need • Attendance • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant • Outstanding leadership Value: $700 Number: 1 • Graduated from an Alberta high school • Preference given to a student intending to Criteria: • Preference given to a student with work in the Alberta automotive industry • Highest marks in Diesel Engine Theory demonstrated interest in applying their skills
Public Safety and Lab Health and and Health Deadline: Jan. 28 to Railway Traffic Control logistics • Preference given to Alberta resident Deadline: Jan. 28 MOTOR DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION Deadline: March 28 EDUCATION FOUNDATION Value: $1,000 Number: 8 KELLY CLARK Criteria: Value: $150 Number: 30 • Two awards for first semester Criteria: • Two awards for fourth semester • Successfully passed level-one Hospitality and • Academic achievement apprenticeship exam
Tourism • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) • Leadership/community involvement Process: • Alberta resident • Must provide a copy of your level-one • Preference given to those students applying apprenticeship exam completion certificate directly from high school to the Program Coordinator • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Deadline: Jan. 28 • Attitude and attendance Receiving this award came • Alberta resident NEW WEST FREIGHTLINER INC. Information and Communications as a pleasant surprise Deadline: Sept. 28 and Jan. 28 Value: $750 Number: 2 Criteria: late in the semester as PETER MCKEEN • Second semester
Technologies Value: $815 Number: 2 • One award for the highest ranked Dean’s my dwindling funds were Criteria: Award recipient based on academic • Second semester achievement, attitude and attendance becoming a stress trigger. • Primary consideration given to financial need • One award for the runner up of the • Secondary consideration given to academic Dean’s Award This award will allow me to performance Deadline: March 28 Deadline: Jan. 28 fully concentrate on studying PETROLEUM SERVICES ASSOCIATION for final exams without OF CANADA
Value: $1,500 Number: 1 worrying about finances Criteria: • Second semester and expenses. I will use the
Manufacturing and • Academic achievement from previous semester funds towards purchasing Automation • Preference given to interest in working in the service, supply or manufacturing sectors necessary items directly of the petroleum industry Deadline: Jan. 28 related to my studies.
PHILIP CHAPMAN MEMORIAL Kai — Value: $1,370 Number: 2 Aircraft Maintenance
Transportation Criteria: • Second semester • Academic achievement: highest mark in Engineers Technology, Mechanical Skills Section • Demonstrates excellence in shop safety School of Transportation • Alberta resident Deadline: Jan. 28 Apprentice
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General Apprentice
ASTORIA HOMES Value: $405 Number: 1 Criteria: • Second period of Bricklayer, Cabinetmaker, Carpenter, Concrete Finisher, Glazier, Painter and Decorator, Plumber and Tile-setter apprentice programs • Academic achievement • Financial need • Preference given to student employed in the residential construction industry Deadline: May 30
AVALON MASTER BUILDER Value: $665 Number: 1 Criteria: • One award for any third-period construction related apprentice • Interest or experience in environmental construction • Plans to work in the residential industry Deadline: May 30
BUCHANAN FAMILY Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • First, second or third semester or period of a certificate, diploma or apprenticeship program • Financial need Deadline: May 30
CALGARY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION Value: $1,100 Number: 2 Criteria: • Academic achievement • Financial need • Calgary resident • Two awards for students in one of the following apprenticeship programs: Bricklayer, Cabinetmaker, Carpenter, Concrete Finisher, Electrician, Glazier, Painter and Decorator, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic, Plumber, Sheet Metal Worker, Steamfitter-Pipefitter, Welder Process: • Previous period apprenticeship marks required • Entering students must submit a copy of high school transcript to Alumni and Development, Room AA113 (Heritage Hall) Deadline: May 30
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CALGARY KOTOBUKI SOCIETY FRIENDS OF SAIT CHUCKWAGON RICHARD BERNHARDT MEMORIAL Athletics (JAPANESE SENIORS) Value: $2,760 Number: 1 Value: 3 installments of $750 Number: 1 Value: $890 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: Criteria: • First, second or third period of an • Enrolled in first period of an • Second period apprentice apprenticeship program apprenticeship program • Financial need • Financial need • Academic achievement Academic Services
• Canadian citizen Deadline May 30 • Financial need and Learner Deadline: May 30 • Community/leadership involvement GIBSON ENERGY WOMEN IN ENGINEERING • Alberta resident CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF PLUMBING AND OPERATIONS • Preference given to applicants travelling AND HEATING to attend SAIT from Coronation or Value: $1,250 Number: 1 the surrounding towns in the County Value: $500 Number: 3 Criteria: of Paintearth Criteria: • Final period in the following apprentice • In the event that there are no applicants from • Gasfitter, Plumber, Refrigeration and programs: Instrumentation and Control, the above area, preference will be given to Business Air-conditioning Mechanic, or Sheet Industrial Mechanic applicants registered in the Auto Body Metal Worker • Financial need Technician, Automotive Service Technician • Third period • Recipient must be female and Parts Technician programs • Financial need • Recipient will be invited to Gibson's Energy Process: • Academic achievement two-day Women in Operations & Engineering • The intent of this award is to provide three Construction Deadline: May 30 Program event. Attendance is strongly equal installments to the student in their encouraged. first, second and third periods of continuous CLAUDETTE RIDLEY MEMORIAL Deadline: May 30 apprenticeship training at SAIT Sponsored by AUPE – Local 39 Deadline: Apply during your first period of JACK DALLAS MEMORIAL apprenticeship training Value: $910 Number: 1 Value: $1,085 Number: 1 Energy Criteria: Criteria: SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION • Second period • Third period (SAFA) – PROMISING FUTURES • Financial need • Athletic participation Value: $1,310 Number: 1 • Preference given to AUPE affiliation via • Sportsmanship member or related family member Criteria: • Leadership • Second period or higher of any apprentice Deadline: May 30 Public Safety • Citizenship program and Health • Personality • Academic achievement CN TRADES AWARD Deadline: May 30 • Essay outlining how you have improved as a Value: $1,000 Number: 5 student while in the program Criteria: KELLY DEBERT MEMORIAL Process: • Third period of Welder, Millwright, Heavy Duty Value: $500 Number: 1 • A copy of apprentice marks must be Equipment Technician, Automotive Service Criteria: submitted to Alumni and Development, Technician • Second period or higher of any Room AA113 (Heritage Hall) • Financial need apprenticeship program Deadline: May 30 Hospitality and • Academic achievement • Community involvement Tourism • Attitude • Financial need SAIT ACCESS, APPRENTICE • Leadership Deadline: May 30 Deadline: May 30 Value: $1,155 Number: 1 Criteria: LOCAL 39 AUPE – ALBERTA UNION • Enrolled in first period of an D.C. FLEMING / SAIT’S ALIVE OF PROVINCIAL EMPLOYEES apprenticeship program Value: $450 Number: 1 Value: $905 Number: 1 • Financial need Criteria: Criteria: Deadline: Apply during your first period of Information and Communications • Second period • Any apprenticeship apprenticeship training • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Any period Deadline: May 30 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) SAIT FIRST CHOICE – SAIT BOARD OF
• Financial need GOVERNORS, APPRENTICE Technologies E.J. TICKLES FAMILY • AUPE members in good standing with one Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $915 Number: 1 year of consecutive service (not restricted to Criteria: Criteria: Local 39) and/or their spouse/same sex • Enrolled in the first period of an • Completed at least one period of an partner and/or their financial dependents apprenticeship program apprentice program • Dependents (under the age of 25) of retired or • Financial need • Financial need deceased member (within a period of 10 • Leadership/community involvement years of retirement/death) • Academic achievement Deadline: Apply during your first period of • Involvement in extracurricular activities • Consideration will be made for a past member who enrolls full-time within the first year apprenticeship training Deadline: May 30 following job elimination Process: SAIT STAFF OF LEARNER SUCCESS CENTRE FACILITIES MAINTENANCE • Must provide AUPE membership number Value: $500 Number: 1 Value: $600 Number: 2 Deadline: May 30 Criteria: Manufacturing and
Criteria: • Any certificate, diploma, applied degree, Automation • First period apprentice (any trade) LOCAL 39 AUPE – PROMISING FUTURES • degree or apprenticeship program • Athletic participation • Second semester or second period • Sportsmanship Value: $1,045 Number: 1 • Demonstrate how the Lamb Learner Success • Leadership Criteria: • Centre has supported your success at SAIT • Canadian citizenship • Second period or higher of any apprenticeship • Financial need program Deadline: May 30 Deadline: May 30 • Financial need • Academic achievement
• One award with a preference given to a Transportation female student in an apprenticeship program in Construction, Energy or Manufacturing and Automation Process: • Submit a copy of your apprenticeship marks to [email protected]
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Athletics SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC STABLES FAMILY IRENE LEWIS IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Value: $2,625 Number: 5 Value: $475 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 3 Criteria: Criteria: Criteria: • Second, third or fourth-period of a Bricklayer, • Fourth period • Second period of Bricklayer, Cabinetmaker, Cabinetmaker, Carpenter, Gasfitter, Glazier, • Academic achievement in Auto Body Academic Services Concrete Finisher, Carpenter, Electrician, Insulator, Plumber, Refrigeration and Air Technician shop/lab
Learner and Learner Gasfitter, Glazier, Insulator, Plumber, Conditioning Mechanic, Sheet Metal Worker • Must be eligible to write the Auto Body Paint and Decorator, Refrigeration and Air or Steamfitter-Pipefitter apprentice in Technician Interprovincial Exam Conditioning Mechanic, Sheet Metal Worker, the School of Construction Deadline: June 15 Steamfitter-Pipefitter, Tile setter apprentice • Financial need • Financial need • Attitude MOTOR DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Leadership EDUCATION FOUNDATION Deadline: May 30 • Canadian citizen • Preference given to a single parent Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Business Deadline: May 30 SCHOOL OF TRANSPORTATION • Any period CENTENNIAL AWARD • Employed with an active member of the Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Motor Dealers’ Association of Alberta Criteria: • Academic achievement Auto Body Technician • Financial need Construction • Second period of an Auto Body Technician, Automotive Service Technician, Heavy • Leadership/community involvement Equipment Technician, Parts Technician, Apprentice • Alberta resident Recreation Vehicle Service Technician or • Preference will be given to those students Transport Refrigeration Technician B. GRANT FRENCH MEMORIAL travelling from outside Calgary to attend SAIT apprenticeship program Value: $910 Number: 1 and who have dependents • Financial need Criteria: • Mandatory — you must identify the MDA Energy • Academic achievement • Any period dealer you are with Deadline: May 30 • Financial need Deadline: June 15 Deadline: June 15 SHELL STUDENT IN TRADES Value: $1,500 Number: 2 BASF REFINISHER Public Safety
Health and and Health Criteria: Value: $1,245 Number: 1 Automotive Service • Apprentices in the following programs: Criteria: Technician Apprentice Instrument Technician, Electrician, Millwright, • Second-period marks Welder, Steamfitter/Pipefitter, Heavy • High achievement in overall theory and shop ALAN ROSE MEMORIAL Equipment Technician Deadline: June 15 • Enrolled in first period Value: $500 Number: 1 • Financial need BEN RADSMA MEMORIAL Criteria: • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Second period or higher Value: $920 Number: 1 Hospitality and • Preference given to: persons with a disability, • Financial need Aboriginal students and female students Criteria: • Academic achievement Tourism • Apply during your first period of • Fourth-period marks • Attitude apprenticeship • High achievement in overall theory and shop • Aptitude Deadline: May 30 Deadline: June 15 Deadline: May 30
CALGARY MG CAR CLUB BATES FAMILY Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Formerly: Stadium Nissan Criteria: Information and Communications • Second period Value: $420 Number: 1 I have never received an • Financial need Criteria: • Leadership in health and safety • Third period award like this before and • Preference given to residents of southern • Positive attitude, dependable, team Technologies Alberta (south of Red Deer) player, reliable am very honoured. I grew • Mature student over 25 years of age • Financial need up in a poor community and Deadline: June 15 Deadline: May 30 CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS CHARITABLE BG/WAGONMASTER ACADEMIC was unable to attend post- FOUNDATION ACHIEVEMENT AND LEADERSHIP secondary due to finances. Value: $1,000 Number: 4 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • Second period • Third period
Now that I am older, I finally • Academic achievement • Academic achievement have the opportunity to • Preference given to residents of southern • Success in the classroom Alberta (south of Red Deer) • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Manufacturing and complete my education, • Currently or previously employed with a Deadline: May 30
Automation franchised dealer member of the CMDA and this award will help me Process BRIAN MOUKPERIAN toward the next year of my • Must identify the dealer/employer Sponsored by The Calgary Motor Dealers Deadline: June 15 Charitable Foundation apprenticeship. Thank you Value: $1,000 Number: 1 CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ENTRANCE Criteria: very much. • Third period Value: $780 Number: 1 • Academic achievement Transportation Zac — Criteria: • Financial need • First period • Must be a resident of southern Alberta Automotive Service • Academic achievement (south of Red Deer) • Financial need Deadline: May 30 • Leadership through community involvement Technician Apprentice • Preference given to residents of southern Alberta (south of Red Deer)
Apprentice Deadline: June 15
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CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS CHARITABLE PAUL PATTERSON MEMORIAL Athletics FOUNDATION ENTRANCE Value: $665 Number: 1 Bricklayer Apprentice Value: $780 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: • First or second period MASONRY CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF • First period • Academic achievement ALBERTA – SHELDON HANSLEY MEMORIAL • Academic achievement • Financial need Value: $535 Number: 1 Academic Services
• Financial need • Canadian citizen Criteria: and Learner • Leadership through community involvement Deadline: May 30 • Third period • Preference given to residents of southern • Academic achievement Alberta (south of Red Deer) PETER MCKEEN • Practical ability Deadline: May 30 • Canadian citizen
Value: $815 Number: 3 Deadline: May 30 Criteria: CHEVROLET CHALLENGE • First period Value: $690 Number: 1 • Primary consideration given to financial need SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN Business Criteria: • Secondary consideration given to academic SUPPORT OF EDUCATION • Third period achievement from the first period of training Value: $1,000 Number: 2 • Financial need (theory and practical marks for shop/lab Criteria: • Community involvement will be considered, including Apprenticeship • Third period Board marks) • Financial need Deadline: May 30 Construction Deadline: May 30 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) DEAN HENRIKSEN MEMORIAL Deadline: May 30 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 TODD GREEN GRUMPY MECHANIC Criteria: Value: $1000 Number: 1 • Successfully completed third period Criteria: • Third period
of training Cabinetmaker Energy • A love for the trade • Academic achievement • Good work ethic • Shop marks Apprentice • Improvement in apprenticeship marks Deadline: May 30 • Financial need is also a consideration ALAN E. JOHNSTON MEMORIAL Deadline: May 30 VALENTINE FAMILY Value: $1,310 Number: 1 Public Safety Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: and Health DUFFIN FAMILY Criteria: • Third period or higher Value: $500 Number: 2 • Fourth period • Craftsmanship Criteria: • Financial need • Academic achievement • One award for successfully completing • Academic achievement • Relates well with and helps others • High caliber of creative aptitude first period Deadline: May 30 • One award for second period • Financial need • Financial need Deadline: May 30
PRINCESS AUTO FOUNDATION Hospitality and • Canadian citizen Value: $1,715 Number: 1 • Alberta resident GUERINO S. RAFFIN MEMORIAL Tourism Criteria: Deadline: May 30 Value: $900 Number: 1 • First period • Financial need Criteria: JOHN CAMPBELL MEMORIAL • Canadian citizen • Third period • Most promising overall creative aptitude Sponsored by: The Calgary Motor Dealers Deadline: May 30 Charitable Foundation • Excellence in cabinetmaking • Canadian citizen Value: $1,590 Number: 1 • Alberta resident Information and Communications Criteria: Deadline: May 30 • Fourth period Baker Apprentice • Financial need JOHN WESTBURY MEMORIAL • Preference given to applicants employed BAKEMARK CANADA Technologies with a CMDA member Sponsored by: F&D Scene Changes Ltd. Value: $300 Number: 1 Deadline: May 30 Criteria: Value: $1,605 Number: 1 • Exceptional achievement and skills Criteria: MOTOR DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION EDUCATION development • Third period FOUNDATION • Most successful student • Best overall marks in program • In the event of a tie, financial need will Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Deadline: May 30 Criteria: determine the recipient Deadline: May 30 • Any period FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST
• Employed with an active member of the Motor Dealers’ Association of Alberta Value: $150 Number: 1 LIGNUM VITAE Criteria: • Academic achievement Value: $700 Number: 1 • Financial need • Excellence in the production of yeast-raised products Criteria: Manufacturing and • Leadership/community involvement • Fourth period • Alberta resident • Consistent performance throughout Automation the training process • Academic achievement in lab • Preference will be given to those students • Creative aptitude and application of Deadline: May 30 travelling from outside Calgary to attend SAIT intelligent design principles and who have dependents • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Process: GEORGE VAN DYK Deadline: May 30 • Mandatory — you must identify the MDA Value: $900 Number: 1 dealer you are with Criteria: SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC Deadline: May 30 • Second period IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION
• Financial need Transportation Value: $1,000 Number: 1 NIFTY FIFTY’S FORD CLUB OF CALGARY • Academic achievement Criteria: Value: $500 Number: 1 • Preference given to a student who intends to pursue a career in a bakery • Second period Criteria: • Financial need Deadline: May 30 • Fourth period • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Academic achievement Deadline: May 30 • Attendance
• Attitude Apprentice Deadline: May 30
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Athletics STEVE HRUDEY MEMORIAL KEITH MORLEY MEMORIAL ROBERT MULROONEY MEMORIAL Value: $730 Number: 1 Sponsored by: Centron Group of Companies Value: $520 Number: 1 Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • Dedication • Third period • Craftsmanship Criteria: • Financial need Academic Services • Pursuit of excellence in cabinetmaking • Any period of training • Leadership, teamwork and hardworking • Financial need Learner and Learner Deadline: May 30 attitude • Academic achievement • Preference given to a student who desires • Preference given to a mature student to work in a remote-site catering industry WADE SCHMIDT LIFESTYLE MEMORIAL Deadline: May 30 Value: $820 Number: 1 Deadline: May 30
Criteria: PETER BENDER MEMORIAL ROCKY MOUNTAIN WINE AND • Second period or higher Value: $980 Number: 2 • Financial need FOOD FESTIVAL • Promising overall creative aptitude Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Business • Alberta resident • Third period Criteria: • Relates well with and helps others • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Academic achievement • Preference given to previous recipients • Financial need • Volunteerism Deadline: May 30 Deadline: May 30 • Attendance • Preference given to a student who Construction has not been a recipient of any other SAIT student award Carpenter Apprentice Cook Apprentice Deadline: May 30 SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN BROOKFIELD RESIDENTIAL BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL ROCKY MOUNTAIN APPRENTICES SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Energy Value: $1,500 Number: 2 Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Criteria: Criteria: • One award for second period Criteria: • Fourth period • One award for fourth period • Second period or higher • Financial need • Academic achievement • Academic achievement • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Demonstrates or lives one of • Attitude/leadership Public Safety Health and and Health Brookfield Residential’s values: passion, Deadline: May 30 Deadline: May 30 integrity or community Deadline: May 30 FRED AND MARGARET BALMER MEMORIAL Value: $405, $465, $580 Number: 3 GARY BOCKMAN MEMORIAL Criteria: Electrician Apprentice Value: $1,570 Number: 1 • One award each for first, second and Criteria: third period ALBERTA ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION • Performance in the work situation both
Hospitality and • Third period Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Financial need on and off campus Criteria: Tourism • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Attitude • Third or fourth period • Academic achievement Deadline: May 30 • Academic achievement • Financial need • Financial need Deadline: May 30 GASTON DUGUAY MEMORIAL • Alberta resident • Canadian citizen Sponsored by: Legacy Kitchens JONATHAN SOBOL MEMORIAL Deadline: May 30 Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Value: $4,230 Number: 1
Information and Communications Criteria: Criteria: ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION • Third period • Third period OF ALBERTA, CALGARY CHAPTER • Leadership and initiative • Academic achievement Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Creative aptitude • SAIT/community involvement demonstrated Criteria: Technologies • Pursuit of excellence in craftsmanship, through mentoring children and youth • Fourth period practical abilities and attention to detail through culinary education • Academic achievement • Preference for a student with dependents • Demonstrates industry experience/ • Financial need • Preference for a Canadian citizen agricultural commitment through instructor • Must be a member of Electrical Contractors Deadline: May 30 references and proven “farm to plate” Association of Alberta philosophy Deadline: May 30 JOHN BURGESS FRASER MEMORIAL • Preference for a student with competition experience and/or entered in a Value: $980 Number: 1 future competition where they will be FLINT ENERGY SERVICES LTD. Criteria: representing SAIT Value: $575 Number: 1
• Second, third or fourth period Deadline: May 30 Criteria: • Primary consideration given to attitude, • One award for a student completing first, aptitude and previous period marks KEATH STAFFA MEMORIAL second, third or fourth periods Manufacturing and • Financial need Value: $835 Number: 3 • Academic excellence (institutional marks and Automation Deadline: May 30 provincial apprenticeship exam marks) Criteria: Deadline: May 30 JOSEPH C. ROMEO MEMORIAL • First, second, or third period • Financial need Value: $500 Number: 1 Deadline: May 30 NORMAN BAKKEN MEMORIAL Criteria: Value: $930 Number: 1 • Fourth period Criteria: • Academic achievement • Second period • Final finishing carpentry project grade • Financial need Transportation Deadline: May 30 • Demonstrates a love for this field by way of classroom work and attitude Deadline: May 30 Apprentice
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R.M. NAGATA Athletics Value: $450 and engraved award Number: 1 Gasfitter Apprentice Heavy Equipment Criteria: Technician Apprentice • Fourth period graduating SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC • Superior attitude IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION
BISON TRANSPORT Academic Services • Superior application of skills Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Deadline: May 30 Criteria: and Learner • First period Criteria: • First period SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC • Financial need • Academic achievement IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Canadian citizen Deadline: May 30 Value: $1,000 Number: 2 • Pursuing On Road stream as indicated in log Criteria: book • Second period SINCLAIR SUPPLY LTD. Deadline: May 30 • Financial need Value: $500 Number: 1 Business • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Criteria: CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS CHARITABLE Deadline: May 30 • First period FOUNDATION • Financial need Value: $1,000 Number: 2 SEAN MORRALL MEMORIAL Deadline: May 30 Criteria: Value: $1,000 Value: 1 • Second period Construction Criteria: SUPERIOR PROPANE INC. • Academic achievement • Second period Value: $790 Number: 1 • Preference given to southern Alberta • Financial need Criteria: residents (south of Red Deer) • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Any period • Currently or previously employed with a • Preference given to a single parent • Financial need franchised dealer member of the CMDA • Preference given to a female student • Preference given to an individual presently Process: Energy Deadline: May 30 working in an environment that demands • Must identify the dealer/employer strict safety practices be followed Deadline: May 30 Process: • Current work experience outlining safety CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS CHARITABLE practices used must be identified Electrical Motor FOUNDATION – ENTRANCE Public Safety Deadline: May 30 Value: $780 Number: 1 and Health Systems Technician Criteria: Apprentice • First period • Academic achievement Glazier Apprentice • Financial need BOB JAMES MEMORIAL • Leadership through community involvement Value: $500 Number: 1 BILL BLAKNEY MEMORIAL • Preference given to a southern Alberta Criteria: resident (south of Red Deer) Value: $520 Number: 1 Hospitality and • Graduating fourth period Deadline: May 30 • Highest average academic achievement Criteria: Tourism • Third period based on SAIT marks, Alberta Apprenticeship MICHAEL MELNYK MEMORIAL and Industry Training (AIT) Board marks • Academic achievement and Interprovincial Endorsement Standard • Financial need Value: $1,260 Number: 1 exam marks • Preference given to an individual from the Criteria: • Demonstrates leadership, helps others and Edmonton area • Fourth period relates well to others Deadline: Sept. 28 • Must have received the Dean’s Award in this Deadline: May 30 current academic year LOU THOMAS GLASSWORKER • Highest ranked Dean’s Award recipient based Information and Communications on academic achievement, attitude and EASA WESTERN CANADA CHAPTER Sponsored by: Glass and Architectural Metals attendance Association Formerly: Elliot Creelman Memorial Deadline: June 15 Value: $500 Number: 1 Value: $890 Number: 1 Technologies Criteria: Criteria: • Academic achievement from fourth period • Third period • Attitude • Academic achievement Industrial Mechanic • Practical skills • Attitude, attendance and leadership • Organizational skills and initiative Deadline: May 30 (Millwright) Apprentice Deadline: Sept. 28 NORTHPOINT PROPS ATKINSON FAMILY SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC
Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 2 IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Criteria: Criteria: • One award for a second period apprentice Value: $1,000 Number: 2 • First period Criteria: • Leadership in the classroom
• One award for a third period apprentice Manufacturing and • Academic achievement • Second period • Academic achievement • Success in the classroom • Financial need • Preference given to a female student Automation • Community involvement/volunteerism • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Deadline: May 30 Deadline: May 30 Deadline: May 30 DUNCAN SHEPPARD MEMORIAL PRINCESS AUTO FOUNDATION Value: $1,345 Number: 1 Value: $1,715 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria: Third period • First period • Financial need • Financial need • Preference given to an apprentice between Transportation • Canadian citizen 18 and 25 years of age Deadline: May 30 • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Deadline: May 30 Apprentice
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Athletics PETROLEUM SERVICES ASSOCIATION RAFFAELLO FASOLI MEMORIAL MOTOR DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION OF CANADA Value: $1,000 Number: 1 EDUCATION FOUNDATION Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • Fourth period Criteria: • Third period or higher • Promising student who shows a strong • Any period Academic Services • Academic achievement from previous periods interest in becoming an entrepreneur within • Employed with an active member of the
Learner and Learner • Preference given to a student interested the industry Motor Dealers’ Association of Alberta in working in the service, supply or • Financial need • Academic achievement manufacturing sectors of the petroleum Deadline: May 30 • Financial need industry • Leadership/community involvement Deadline: May 30 • Alberta resident • Preference will be given to those students travelling from outside Calgary to attend SAIT Natural Gas and who have dependents
Business • Mandatory — you must identify the MDA Instrumentation Compression Technician dealer you are with Controls Apprentice Apprentice Deadline: May 30
FLINT ENERGY SERVICES LTD. MOBIL 1 PEGASUS PETER MCKEEN Construction Value: $575 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $815 Number: 3 Criteria: Criteria: Criteria: • One award for a student completing first, • Second period • First period second, third or fourth period • Academic achievement (minimum 2.30 GPA) • Primary consideration given to financial need • Academic excellence (institutional marks and • Financial need • Secondary consideration given to academic provincial apprenticeship exam marks) • Leadership through community involvement achievement from first period of training
Energy (both theory and practical marks (shop/lab) Deadline: May 30 • Positive attitude, dependable, team player Deadline: May 30 will be considered, along with apprenticeship board marks) PETROLEUM SERVICES ASSOCIATION Deadline: May 30 OF CANADA Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Public Safety
Health and and Health Criteria: Parts Technician • Third period or higher • Academic achievement from previous periods Apprentice Plumber Apprentice • Preference given to interest in working in the service, supply or manufacturing sectors CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS CHARITABLE DON AND DOREEN WATSON FAMILY of the petroleum industry FOUNDATION Value: $790 Number: 1 Deadline: May 30 Value: $1,000 Number: 4 Criteria: Criteria: • Second period
Hospitality and • Second period • Financial need
Tourism • Academic achievement • Canadian citizen and Alberta resident • Attendance Deadline: May 30 Insulator (Heat & Frost) • Preference given to a southern Alberta Apprentice resident (south of Red Deer) GORDON AND VERA RAMSAY MEMORIAL • WATS students will be considered if no full-time students qualify Value: $910 Number: 1 SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC • Currently or previously employed with a Criteria: IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION franchised dealer member of the CMDA • Second or third period
Information and Communications Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Process: • Academic achievement Criteria: • Must identify the dealer/employer • Aptitude to succeed in the trade • Canadian citizen from Alberta • Third period Deadline: May 30 • Financial need Deadline: May 30
Technologies • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS CHARITABLE Deadline: May 30 FOUNDATION ENTRANCE JACK MACE Value: $780 Number: 1 Value: $3,000 Number:1 Criteria: Criteria: • First period • Second, third or fourth period Machinist Apprentice • Academic achievement • Financial need • Financial need • Leadership GENE HAAS FOUNDATION • Leadership through community involvement • Canadian citizen • Preference for a student with a spouse Value: $1,000 Number: 4 • Preference given to southern Alberta and dependent(s) Criteria: residents (south of Red Deer) • Second semester Deadline: May 30 Deadline: May 30 • Academic achievement Manufacturing and • Financial need EARL CORBETT AIA SOUTHERN ALBERTA SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF
Automation CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION • Attitude Value: $645 Number: 2 Value: $1,300 Number: 4 • Leadership Criteria: Deadline: May 30 • Second period, including WATS students Criteria: • Academic performance • Three awards for first period HAROLD CRAIGMILE MEMORIAL • Attendance • One award for second period • On-the-job verification required for WATS • Financial need Value: $915 Number: 1 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Criteria: students Deadline: May 30 • Second or third period • Write a 300-word essay on “Do you think the
Transportation • Academic achievement (average mark of 80% customer is always right and why?” or better) • Awarded after apprenticeship second-period • Program involvement exam marks • Financial need Deadline: May 30 • Canadian citizen • Alberta resident Deadline: May 30 Apprentice
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SINCLAIR SUPPLY LTD. Athletics Recreation Vehicle Value: $500 Number: 1 Welder Apprentice Service Technician Criteria: • First period CANADIAN WELDING SOCIETY Apprentice • Financial need Value: $250 Number: 1 Deadline: May 30 Criteria: Academic Services PAULSELL MEMORIAL • Second period and Learner • Academic achievement Value: $900 Number: 1 • Financial need Criteria: • Attitude • Second period Sheet Metal Worker • Conscientiousness • Financial need • Aptitude for success • You must be an active participant in Apprentice Deadline: May 30 activities and the program • Leadership and attendance are also DONALD A. KRAMER MEMORIAL JAMES AND LILLIAN BUDD FAMILY Business a consideration Value: $900 Number: 1 Deadline: May 30 Criteria: Value: $2,000 Number: 2 • First period Criteria: RECREATION VEHICLE DEALERS • Community involvement • One award for first period
ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA (RVDA) – • Leadership • Financial need Construction GENE SKOG • Financial need • Likelihood to continue and complete the program Deadline: May 30 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • One award for third period Criteria: Deadline: May 30 • First period SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC • Most improved in shop skills IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION • Academic achievement in shop skills PRINCESS AUTO FOUNDATION Value: $1,300 Number: 3 Energy • Employed by a member of the RVDA Criteria: Value: $1,715 Number: 1 Deadline: May 30 • First period Criteria: • Financial need • First period RFM • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Financial need • Canadian citizen
Value: $940 Number: 1 Deadline: May 30 Public Safety
Deadline: May 30 and Health Criteria: • Enrolled in second period SINCLAIR SUPPLY LTD. • Academic achievement Value: $500 Number: 2 • Shows quality, enthusiasm for learning Criteria: and progression of operational skills • First period Deadline: May 30 • Financial need Deadline: May 30 Hospitality and
Refrigeration and Tourism Air Conditioning Steamfitter-Pipefitter Mechanic Apprentice Apprentice
JACK HASICK MEMORIAL SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN As a mature student, it was SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Value: $950 Number: 1 Information and Communications Value: $1,300 Number: 2 Criteria: quite a burden to return to • Third period Criteria: • Financial need • First period school while supporting a • Community involvement • Financial need family with three children. Technologies • Demonstrated dedication to learning • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Deadline: May 30 Every little thing can make Deadline: May 30 a big difference when you RSES CALGARY REFRIGERATION Value: $575 Number: 1 Transport Refrigeration are trying to complete Criteria: Technician Apprentice • First period your program while also • Eligible to register for second period ART LINNINGTON • Ranked first in the average of all SAIT supporting a family. I hope shop marks in the first period Value: $1,400 Number: 1
• Overall average of 80% or higher on SAIT Criteria: that you will continue to Manufacturing and • Second period theory marks Automation • Canadian citizen • Financial need provide for future students • Alberta resident • Academic achievement (minimum average as it really does make a Deadline: May 30 of 75%) • Positive attitude exhibited by assisting other difference! Thank you! SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC students, volunteering during class, etc. IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION • Attendance (minimum of 95%) Deadline: May 30 Brent — Value: $1,000 Number: 3
Criteria: Recreation Vehicle Service Transportation • First period • Financial need Technician Apprentice • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Deadline: May 30 Apprentice
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106.7 RED FM...... 48 ALTALINK CENTENNIAL ...... 8 BASF REFINISHER...... 64
360 ENERGY LIABILITY MANAGEMENT. . . 33 ALVIN AND MONA LIBIN BATES FAMILY ...... 58, 59 FOUNDATION ...... 48 BELL CANADA ...... 49 AMA TRAVEL AGENCY LTD. A LEADERSHIP AWARD ...... 44 BELL NEXXIA ...... 9 A. BLAKE GORDON...... 58 AMBER WEBB-BOWERMAN BEN RADSMA MEMORIAL ...... 64 MEMORIAL ...... 8 A. BLAKE GORDON...... 58 BENJAMIN TOWERS MEMORIAL ...... 42 AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTE ...... 27 A.A. PEEBLES MEMORIAL...... 57, 58, 59 BENNETT JONES LLP ...... 23 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING, AACEI – CALGARY CHINOOK SECTION...... 27 REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING BETTY BROOKER BUILDING FUTURES ...... 9 ENGINEERS INC. (ASHRAE) SOUTHERN ADRIAN HENRIKSEN MEMORIAL...... 37 BG/WAGONMASTER ACADEMIC ALBERTA CHAPTER ...... 28 ACHIEVEMENT AND LEADERSHIP ...... 64 ADVOCIS...... 22 AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY – BILD CALGARY REGION ASSOCIATION . . . 25, 28 AIR CANADA ...... 57 ALBERTA SECTION ...... 54 BILL BLAKNEY MEMORIAL ...... 67 AMEX BANK OF CANADA ...... 47 AL AND BETTY BUTTLE...... 16 BILL EVELYN MEMORIAL ...... 59 ANDREW SUMMERS BEATTIE AL NIVEN MEMORIAL...... 8 MEMORIAL ...... 42 BILL PRATT ...... 57 ALAN E. JOHNSTON MEMORIAL...... 65 ANNA GEDDES MEMORIAL ...... 49 BILL POWERS MEMORIAL ...... 50 ALAN RACH MEMORIAL AWARD ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIE IN JOURNALISM...... 48 BISON TRANSPORT ...... 67 ADVISORY COMMITTEE (ATA) ...... 25 ALAN ROSE MEMORIAL...... 64 BLAKE, CASSELS AND GRAYDON LLP ...... 23 ARDENT MILLS EXCELLENCE ...... 41 BMO FINANCIAL GROUP ...... 9 ALBERTA ASSOCIATION OF ARPIA ...... 54 ARCHITECTS – CECIL S. BURGESS...... 24 BOB AND GYNELL DAWSON ...... 22 ART LINNINGTON ...... 69 ALBERTA ASSOCIATION OF BOB JAMES MEMORIAL ...... 67 LIBRARY TECHNICIANS ...... 49 ART SMITH LEGACY ...... 56 BOMA CALGARY FOUNDATION ...... 25 ALBERTA BUILDING ENVELOPE ASCENT – ENVISIONING A NEW COUNCIL...... 25 TOMORROW ...... 8 BRANDI COSTAR MEMORIAL ...... 50
ALBERTA DENTAL ASSOCIATION ASET – GLENN MONSON ...... 27 BRANDON THOMAS MEMORIAL ...... 58 AND COLLEGE...... 38 ASET – ROBERT MAXWELL, C.E.T ...... 31 BRAWN FOUNDATION...... 50 ALBERTA ELECTRICAL ASSOCIATION . . . .31, 66 ASSOCIATION OF SCIENCE AND BRHL...... 26 ALBERTA GEOMATICS GROUP...... 24 ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS OF ALBERTA (ASET) ...... 9 BRIAN DANIELS...... 16 ALBERTA LAMB PRODUCERS...... 42 ASTORIA HOMES ...... 62 BRIAN LUDWIG LEGACY...... 20 ALBERTA LAND SURVEYORS ASSOCIATION...... 29 ATB FINANCIAL COMMUNITY BRIAN MOUKPERIAN...... 64 LEADERSHIP ...... 22 ALBERTA NEW HOME WARRANTY BRODEUR FAMILY...... 9 PROGRAM...... 27 ATB FINANCIAL – SYLVIA VEGA MEMORIAL ...... 37 BROOKFIELD RESIDENTIAL...... 21, 25, 26, 66 ALBERTA-NWT COMMAND, ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION...... 8 ATCO ...... 28, 29, 34 52 BRUCE PRATT MEMORIAL...... 57
ALBERTA PORK PRODUCERS ATKINSON FAMILY ...... 67 BRUCE SUDDEN MEMORIAL ...... 42 DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION...... 42 AUGUST ELECTRONICS ...... 32 BUCHANAN FAMILY...... 9, 62 ALBERTA READY – MIXED AUTOPRO AUTOMATION ...... 32 BUDGET RENT A CAR ...... 56 CONCRETE ASSOCIATION...... 27 AVALON MASTER BUILDER ...... 24, 62 BUNT & ASSOCIATES...... 27 ALBERTA ROADBUILDERS AND HEAVY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION...... 27 AVIVA ADELMAN MEMORIAL ...... 39 BURSTALL WINGER ADMINISTRATIVE...... 21
ALBERTA SOCIETY OF SURVEYING AND AVMAX AME ...... 56 MAPPING TECHNOLOGIES (ASSMT)...... 29
ALEEM & CINDY GILLANI...... 22 C C.M. “TOBE” MITCHELL...... 47 ALEX ROSS B MEMORIAL...... 21, 27, 32, 39, 41, 48, 52, 57 B. GRANT FRENCH MEMORIAL ...... 64 C.P. TSANG MEMORIAL...... 60
ALLIANCE PIPELINE LTD ...... 32, 34, 54 BAKEMARK CANADA ...... 41, 65 CACTUS CLUB CAFE ...... 42
sait.ca Student Awards Guide 2019/2020 | 71 CALGARY AIRPORT AUTHORITY...... 57, 58, 59 CANADIAN PETROLEUM TAX SOCIETY...... 22 COMMTECH/TSOC...... 48
CALGARY AND AREA TOURISM CANADIAN PROFESSIONAL MEAT COMPUTER INTEGRATED DESIGN...... 52 DESTINATION REGION...... 44 CUTTERS ASSOCIATION...... 41 CONNER CLARK MEMORIAL...... 35 CALGARY CONSTRUCTION CANADIAN ROCKIES TOURISM ASSOCIATION...... 9, 26, 62 DESTINATION...... 44 CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS CANADA – CALGARY CHAPTER...... 25 CALGARY CO-OP COMMUNITY CANADIAN SCHOOL OF FOUNDATION...... 43 HYDROCARBON MEASUREMENT...... 32, 33 CORUS ENTERTAINMENT ...... 50
CALGARY FILIPINO LIONS CLUB...... 9 CANADIAN SCOUT JAMBOREE CJ’93 CORY KOROSI MEMORIAL ...... 16 SERVICE...... 9 CALGARY FLAMES HOCKEY COSTEN INSURANCE AWARD OF SCHOLARSHIP …...... 16 CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR CHEMICAL EXCELLENCE ...... 20 TECHNOLOGY...... 31 CALGARY FOUNDATION...... 9 CPA EDUCATION FOUNDATION ...... 21, 22 CANADIAN WELDING SOCIETY...... 54, 69 CALGARY FOUNDATION PROFESSIONAL CPL. MIKE STARKER MEDIC ...... 37 COOKING BURSARY (THE)...... CARETAKING AND CUSTODIAL STAFF...... 9 CPL. MIKE STARKER MEDIC MEMORIAL ...... 37 . . . . 43 CCBE GEORGE MCCURDY...... 46 CTSR...... 47, 50 CALGARY GENERAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION...... 27 CENTRE FOR ENERGY CU NIM GLIDING CLUB...... 57 ASSET MANAGEMENT STUDIES CALGARY HORSESHOE CLUB ...... 32, 37, 52 CONTINUING EDUCATION...... 9 CURRY ...... 9 CALGARY HOTEL AND AREA CENTRON GROUP OF COMPANIES...... 53 HOUSEKEEPING ASSOCIATION...... 4 CHAINE DES ROTISSEURS...... 40 CALGARY HOTEL ASSOCIATION...... 41 D CHARLES A. WAMBEKE JUNIOR...... 37 D.A. WATT CONSULTING ...... 29 CALGARY JUVENTUS SPORTS CLUB...... 16 CHEF RAY GAUTHIER MEMORIAL...... 43 D.C. FLEMING/SAIT’S CALGARY KOTOBUKI SOCIETY ALIVE ...... 18, 23, 28, 32, 39, 41, 48, 54, 59, 63 (JAPANESE SENIORS) ...... 63 CHEMICAL INSTITUTE OF CANADA...... 31 D.T. CONSULTING ...... 26 CALGARY LOGISTICS COUNCIL...... 56 CHEMISTRY ALUMNI CHAPTER...... 35 DAHRLYNE HUBERT MEMORIAL ...... 10, 22 CALGARY MG CAR CLUB...... 64 CHEMISTRY STAFF...... 31 DARRYL FUSHTEY MEMORIAL ...... 34, 37 CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS CHEVROLET CHALLENGE...... 59, 65 CHARITABLE FOUNDATION...... 58, 64, 67, 68 DAVE ERHARDT MEMORIAL ...... 31 CHINOOK LODGE INDIGENOUS CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS’ ACADEMIC UPGRADING...... 18 DAVID POMMER EXCELLENCE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION – IN WRITING ...... 49 ENTRANCE...... 58, 59, 60, 64,65, 67, 68 CHORNEY FAMILY...... 16, 33 DAVID SARTORELLI MEMORIAL ...... 37 CALGARY OILFIELD TECHNICAL SOCIETY . .. . 33 CIMBERLY GAYLE RESEARCH SERVICES...... 49 DAVID Z. KIRALY MEMORIAL ...... 41 CALGARY PRODUCE MARKETING ASSOCIATION...... 43 CINDY AMOS MEMORIAL – DAVIDSON ENMAN LUMBER ...... 22 THE CANADIAN BADLANDS LEGACY...... 44 CALGARY PUMP SYMPOSIUM...... 52 DAY OF MOURNING WORKER CISCO SYSTEMS...... 48 MEMORIAL ...... 10 CALGARY SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR IMMIGRANTS – CITY OF CALGARY...... 23, 31, 34 DEAN HENRIKSEN MEMORIAL BY CLAYTON AND NORMA CARROLL ...... 58 THE CALGARY FOUNDATION...... 9 CITY OF CALGARY FLEET SERVICES CALGARY STAMPEDE...... 43 DEPARTMENT ...... 58, 60 DEAN’S AWARD IN MEMORY OF DAVID RICHARDSON ...... 59 CAMBRIAN CREW...... 27 CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGE...... 27 DEAN THOMAS DESIGN GROUP...... 25 CAMERON J. SMITH MEMORIAL...... 50 CLARENCE HOLLINGWORTH...... 35 DEBIAN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CANADA DIAGNOSTIC CENTRES – INC. ESTHER K. Y. CHAN MEMORIAL ...... 48 AWARD OF EXCELLENCE...... 38 CLAUDETTE RIDLEY MEMORIAL...... 9, 63 DELTA CALGARY SOUTH ...... 42 CANADA DIAGNOSTIC CENTRES – CLAYTON CARROLL MEMORIAL...... 58 DR. WONG MOST IMPROVED...... 38 DIALOG...... 25, 27 CLIFFORD KOPEC MEMORIAL...... 34 CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF DIETER JANCZAK MEMORIAL ...... 25 CLOVERDALE PAINT INC ...... 9 DRILLING ENGINEERS...... 33 DILAWRI GROUP OF COMPANIES ...... 59 CN AWARD OF EXCELLENCE – RRCD. . . . .60 CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM DIRTT STUDENT INNOVATION ...... 10 PRODUCERS (CAPP/EPAC)...... 30, 33 CN RRCD...... 60 DON AND DOREEN WATSON FAMILY...... 68 CANADIAN COUNCIL OF INDEPENDENT CN AWARD OF EXCELLENCE – LABORATORIES ...... 27 SUPPLY CHAIN...... 21 DON LABERGE MEMORIAL...... 31 CANADIAN INFORMATION PROCESSING CN SUPPLY CHAIN...... 21 DON PETEHERYCH MEMORIAL ...... 31, 34 SOCIETY – CIPS ALBERTA ...... 48 CN TRADES ...... 63 DONALD A. KRAMER MEMORIAL...... 69 CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF PLUMBING AND HEATING...... 21, 22, 63 COLLEGE OF MEDICAL LABORATORY DONALD AND MARY TECHNOLOGISTS OF ALBERTA...... 38 CAMERON MEMORIAL...... 57, 59 CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF GEOMATICS (CIG)...... 29 COLIN MAIN MEMORIAL...... 46 DOROTHY SNUGGS MEMORIAL...... 49 CANADIAN INSTITUTE FOR NDE ...... 53 COMPASS GROUP...... 40 DOUG MACFARLANE...... 29
72 | Student Awards Guide 2019/2020 sait.ca DOUGLAS H. MITCHELL...... 16 FAIRMONT HOTELS AND RESORTS/ GORDON AND KATHY LAING MEMORIAL. . .56 THE FAIRMONT BANFF SPRINGS...... 42 DOUGLAS H. MITCHELL – HOCKEY GORDON AND VERA RAMSAY ENTRANCE...... 17 FARZANA BHARWANI...... 49 MEMORIAL...... 68
DOUGLAS (YEUNG) TIMS MEMORIAL...... 10 FARZANA BHARWANI-KASSAM AND GORDON LUND...... 53 INAYAT KASSAM...... 43 DR. FAYAZ BHARWANI ...... 39 GRANT D. OLSON MEMORIAL...... 59 FIELD LAW...... 23 DR. FAYAZ BHARWANI AND GUERINO S. RAFFIN MEMORIAL...... 65 DR. JABEEN BHARWANI ...... 36 FINANCIAL EXECUTIVES INTERNATIONAL(FEI) – CALGARY GURU NANAK DEV JI...... 28, 32 DR. RIZA KONAK MEMORIAL...... 30 CHAPTER...... 22 DUFFIN FAMILY...... 65 FINNING (CANADA)...... 60 H DUNCAN SHEPPARD MEMORIAL...... 67 FIRST CANADIAN GROUP OF COMPANIES...... 60 H.A. WOODROFFE – THE CALGARY FOUNDATION...... 32 FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST...... 41, 65 E H.H. (HOMER HILLAND) FARMAN...... 36 FLINT ENERGY SERVICES LTD...... 66, 68 E.J. TICKLES FAMILY...... 10, 63 HAROLD ASHTON MEMORIAL...... 49 FLUOR CANADA LTD...... 28, 31, 32 E.J. TICKLES TROJAN SPORTS...... 17 HAROLD CRAIGMILE MEMORIAL...... 68 FOGOLAR FURLAN DI CALGARY...... 43 EARL CORBETT AIA SOUTHERN HARPER PARRY...... 17 ALBERTA ...... 68 FORTIS ALBERTA INC...... 31 HAWORTH...... 25, 28 EASA WESTERN CANADA CHAPTER...... 67 FRANCES CAMYRE MEMORIAL – THE CALGARY FOUNDATION...... 10 HBI – HERITAGE BUSINESS ECHORIDGE EDUCATIONAL INTERIORS INC...... 25 FOUNDATION...... 57 FRANCES NICHOLS AND FREDA BARNETT MEMORIAL...... 43 HEATHER CULBERT WOMEN IN ED DORE MEMORIAL...... 52 TECHNOLOGY AND LEADERSHIP...... 46 FRANK STEPHEN MEMORIA...... 57 ED MARDELL MEMORIAL ...... 10 HERBERT TIMS MEMORIAL...... 25 FRED AND MARGARET BALMER EDD MCROY MEMORIAL ...... 10 MEMORIAL...... 66 HIDI NISHI MEMORIAL ...... 44
EDWARDS GARAGE LIMITED...... 60 FRED WADDINGTON MEMORIAL...... 32 HIMAA LEGACY SCHOLARSHIPS...... 38
EFW RADIOLOGY – APTITUDE...... 38, 39 FRIENDS OF ARCHITECTURAL HILDA MARY WALROTH LEGACY...... 43 TECHNOLOGIES...... 25 EFW RADIOLOGY – DR. DAVIS ELLIOTT . . . . . 38 HOPEWELL ...... 25, 29 FRIENDS OF SAIT CHUCKWAGON...... 10, 63 EFW RADIOLOGY – HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB...... 41, 42, 43, 44 MORRISH-EVANS-MACDONALD...... 38 FUNDING THE FUTURE...... 10 HOYA VISION CARE CANADA...... 36 EFW RADIOLOGY – PERCY KUNG ...... 39 HSBC BANK CANADA...... 21 ELAINE TAYLOR THOMAS...... 49 G HSBC FINANCIAL SERVICES...... 22 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS GAMES FAMILY...... 50 ASSOCIATIONOF ALBERTA, CALGARY CHAPTER...... 66 GARY BOCKMAN MEMORIAL...... 66 I ELMA WAMBEKE...... 10 GASTON DUGUAY MEMORIAL...... 66 IAN MAUDE MEMORIAL...... 54 EMMA RANSOM MEMORIAL...... 10 GEMMA AND RICHARD STROOBANT...... 50 INTEGRATED INFORMATICS INC...... 26 ENBRIDGE ...... 22 GENE HAAS FOUNDATION...... 52, 68 INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF ENMAX CORPORATION...... 31 GEORGE KLASSEN MEMORIAL...... 53 JOB’S DAUGHTERS...... 11
ERNEST AND ELLEN WOOD...... 39 GEORGE RYNING MEMORIAL...... 57 INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE EQUIPMENT INTEGRITY ERNEST WOOD MEMORIAL...... 10 GEORGE S. AUDLEY EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION (IPEIA)...... 35, 53, 54 FUND – ALBERTA UNION OF PROVINCIAL ERNIE G. ROSE MEMORIAL...... 46 EMPLOYEES (AUPE)...... 10 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS – COMMUNITY SPIRIT...... 11 ESMAIL AND SAFANA GEORGE SIMPSON MEMORIAL...... 57 BHARWANI...... 20, 22, 39, 49 GEORGE VAN DYK...... 65 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS – ESMAIL BHARWANI...... 42 EVEREST EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ...... 11 GEORGE YAKIWCHUK ...... 34 EXCEL HOMES ...... 25, 28 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS – GEORGE YOUNG MEMORIAL...... 46 EXCELLENCE...... 11 EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAFT ASSOCIATION OF CANADA ...... 56 GERALD BOISJOLIE AWARD IN INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS – CULINARY ARTS...... 40 LEADERSHIP...... 11 GERALD SEIB MEMORIAL...... 28, 54 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS – SHEMIM AKHTAR HUSSAIN ...... 11 F GIBSON ENERGY WOMEN IN ENGINEERING FACILITIES MAINTENANCE...... 63 AND OPERATIONS ...... 35, 63 INUVIALUIT PETROLEUM CORPORATION...... 23 FAIRFAX FINANCIAL HOLDINGS LIMITED. . .10 GLOBAL NEWS JOHN HIMPE ENDOWMENT FUND ...... 50 IRENE Y.L. FUNG MEMORIAL...... 41, 49 FAIRMONT HOTELS AND RESORTS/CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE...... 42 GORD KELLY MEMORIAL...... 49 IRENE LEWIS...... 64
sait.ca Student Awards Guide 2019/2020 | 73 ISA – INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY KEITH MORLEY MEMORIAL...... 66 MANULIFE...... 22 OF AUTOMATION...... 32 KEITH M. WATT MEMORIAL...... 32 MARIE KAUFMAN MEMORIAL...... 29, 35
KELLY CLARK...... 60 MARILYN THOMPSON MEMORIAL...... 44
J KELLY DEBERT MEMORIAL...... 63 MARIUS MORAIS MEMORIAL ...... 47, 47 J. WILLIAM GOW MEMORIAL ...... 17 KELLY LEA SUELL KIERSGAARD MARK FIRTH AND SHEILA MCDONAG. . . . 54 J.H. HOLLOWAY...... 29 MEMORIAL...... 23 MARK GUTWALD...... 53 JACK DALLAS MEMORIAL ...... 11, 63 KEN AND RHONDA TRUEMAN...... 26 MARK WALKER MEMORIAL...... 50 JACK HASICK MEMORIAL...... 69 KEN TIDSBURY LEADERSHIP...... 17 MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL JACK MACE...... 68 KENNETH L. MIZERA MEMORIAL...... 58 HOTELS...... 41, 42, 44
JACK MOORE...... 48 KENONIC CONTROLS...... 33 MARSHALL J. WILSON...... 28
JACKIE AND ROGER STROOBANT KEVIN DYSON MEMORIAL...... 37 MARTIN COHOS...... 25 MEMORIAL...... 41 KEVIN AND HONEY MCWHINNIE...... 59 MARVIN MARONDA...... 18 JAMES AND LILLIAN BUDD FAMILY...... 69 KING GROUP...... 36 MARY CHIARASTELLA MEMORIAL...... 11 JAMES EDWARD DODDS MEMORIAL...... 43 KINSMEN BRIAN MACKAY MEMORIAL ...... 24 MASONRY CONTRACTORS JAMES AND MICHAEL FIDLER ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA – SHELDON KRISSA-MOORE AWARD...... 21 FAMILY MEMORIAL ...... 58 HANSLEY MEMORIAL...... 65 KUNJANA RAMESHCHANDRA SHAH...... 36 JAMES MILLOTT MEMORIAL ...... 42 MATHEW GILBERT MEMORIAL...... 11 KVA FUND...... 31 JAMES POSEY MEMORIAL...... 28 MATRIX VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS...... 47, 50
JARRETT ALLEY MEMORIAL – MAXIM GROUP...... 26 TROJANS MEN’S HOCKEY...... 17 L MAYFAIR DIAGNOSTICS DR. BRIAN JAZZIT...... 22 LAFARGE CANADA INC...... 28 GILL MEMORIAL...... 39 JEFFREY HARDER MEMORIAL...... 49 LANCE STYLES MEMORIAL ...... 42 MAYFAIR DIAGNOSTICS – DR. KENNETH JENNIFER PREST...... 11 S. HARRIS MEMORIAL...... 39 LAUGHING DOG INTERNATIONAL JESARA NICHOL STUDENT STUDENT...... 11 MAYFAIR DIAGNOSTICS – LEADERSHIP...... 46 DR. W. ALLAN JOHN MEMORIAL...... 38 LEDCOR CONSTRUCTION...... 25 JIM AND PEGGY OSLER AND SON MAYFAIR DIAGNOSTICS – GLEN DAVIS LEGAL ASSISTANT DREAM...... 23 JAMES MEMORIAL...... 57 MEMORIAL...... 39 LEONARD KUEHN MEMORIAL...... 36 JOAN PHILLIPS MEMORIAL...... 39 MAYFAIR DIAGNOSTICS – TRACY FERNER MEMORIAL...... 38 LEONARD R. ANDERSON...... 31 JOE LOUGHEED ...... 22 MCMANES AUTOMOTIVE GROUP. . . . 58, 60 LEONIE RICHARD MEMORIAL...... 11 JOE WOLKOWSKI MEMORIAL...... 33 METHANEX CORPORATION...... 35 LEO SHEFTEL MEMORIAL – AWARD JOEY RESTAURANT GROUP...... 43 OF EXCELLENCE...... 42 METIS SCHOLARS...... 12 JOHN BURGESS FRASER MEMORIAL...... 66 LEVIS FAMILY BURSARY FOR MICHAEL AND RENAE TIMS...... 47 JOHN CAMPBELL MEMORIAL ...... 65 HEALTH EDUCATION...... 37 MICHAEL BENNY FOUNDATION...... 28 JOHN F. HARDY MEMORIAL ...... 34, 57, 59 LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA...... 49 MICHAEL COOKE MEMORIAL...... 33 JOHN H. PFEIFFER MEMORIAL...... 24 LIGNUM VITAE...... 65 MICHAEL MELNYK MEMORIAL...... 67 JOHN MICHAEL FLANAGAN...... 11 LLOYD HERPERGER MEMORIAL...... 25 MICHELLE KRSEK MEMORIAL...... 26 JOHN NELSON SNUGGS MEMORIAL...... 49 LOCAL 39 AUPE – ALBERTA UNION OF PROVINCIAL EMPLOYEES...... 1, 63 MIKE AND PAT HATZISTAMATIS – JOHN SHWYDIUK MEMORIAL ...... 57 MYKONOS RESTAURANT...... 44 LOCAL 39 AUPE – PROMISING JOHN WESTBURY MEMORIAL...... 65 FUTURES ...... 63 MIKE PARKINSON MEMORIAL...... 49
JOHN W. PFEIFFER TROJANS SOCCER...... 17 LOU THOMAS GLASSWORKER...... 67 MITHOO & NABAT GILLANI...... 21
JONATHAN SOBOL MEMORIAL...... 40, 66 LOUISE B O’BRIEN MEMORIAL...... 43 MOLSON COMPANIES...... 31, 53
JORDAN FISH MEMORIAL...... 17 LOUISE REMMEL MEMORIAL...... 43 MORGAN CONSTRUCTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL LTD...... 26 JOSEPH C. ROMEO MEMORIAL...... 66 MOTOR DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION M EDUCATION FOUNDATION. . . . 60, 64, 65, 68 K M. J. MALOFF...... 26 MR. AND MRS. Y.K. FUNG MEMORIAL...... 22 KARI OAKLEY MEMORIAL...... 23 M.W. COZART – PRAXAIR CANADA INC...... 54 MSE ENERGY SECTOR LUNCHEON...... 30
KARIN SIMPSON...... 22 MACDONALD FAMILY...... 11 KAY RACKETT MEMORIAL...... 32 MALIBU’S FRIEND...... 48 N KEATH STAFFA MEMORIAL ...... 66 MANUEL DACOSTA MEMORIAL ...... 28 NANCY JUNE GAGNON MEMORIAL...... 23
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ENGINEERS (NACE)...... 12 RYAN SILVER MEMORIAL...... 34 NATIVE CALGARIAN SOCIETY...... 47 R NDT@SAIT FOUNDATIONS...... 53 R.M. NAGATA...... 31, 67 S NEIL COLLIN...... 12 R.P ANDERSON AWARD IN TECHNOLOGY. . . 46 SADDLES AND SERVICE...... 58
NEW WEST FREIGHTLINER INC ...... 60 RAFFAELLO FASOLI MEMORIAL...... 68 SAFANA BHARWANI ...... 48
NÍELS J. KRISTJÁNSSON MEMORIAL...... 59 RAY SHUPAC MEMORIAL...... 35 SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION (SAFA)...... 13 NIFTY FIFTY‘S FORD CLUB OF CALGARY. . .65 RBC FINANCIAL SERVICES ...... 23 SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION NIKON OPTICAL...... 37 RECREATION VEHICLE DEALERS (SAFA) DEPENDENTS ...... 13 ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA (RVDA) – NORMAN BAKKEN MEMORIAL...... 66 GENE SKOG...... 69 SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION (SAFA) PROMISING FUTURES...... 63 NORRIS FAMILY REGINALD HARTZLER MEMORIAL...... 35 FOUNDATION...... 25, 26, 28, 29, 53 SAIT ACCESS, APPRENTICE ...... 63 REELWORLD...... 50 NORTEL NETWORKS...... 48 SAIT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION...... 13 RFM...... 69 NORTHPOINT PROPS ...... 67 SAIT CENTENNIAL AWARD...... 13 RICHARD BERNHARDT MEMORIAL ...... 12, 63 NOSE CREEK...... 32 SAIT COMMERCIAL SERVICES...... 13 RICHARD CROSS MEMORIAL...... 12 NOVA CHEMICALS...... 35 SAIT FACULTY AND STAFF...... 13 RICHARD J. MULLAN MEMORIAL...... 23 SAIT FIRST CHOICE – SAIT BOARD OF RICHARD KLATT MEMORIAL – GOVERNORS, APPRENTICE...... 63 O EMERGING GENERATION ...... 37 SAIT INFORMATION SYSTEMS...... 32, 48 OLYMPIA TRUST...... 23 RIGHT HONOURABLE DON MAZANKOWSKI...... 23, 37, 39 SAIT MEMORIAL LEGACY FUND IN ONLINE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTAL MEMORY OF: HENRY NEUFELD, MARLIN TECHNOLOGY...... 32 ROBERT CALLENDER ALLAN JOHNSON AND GARRY ALFORD...... 13 MEMORIAL...... 59 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT SAIT PRIDE...... 13 TECHNOLOGY STUDENT SOCIETY ROBERT E. ROBERTSON MEMORIAL. . . . .12 AND ALUMNI ...... 53 SAIT STAFF OF LEARNER ROBERT HAINES MEMORIAL...... 59 SUCCESS CENTRE...... 9, 63 OPTIMIST CLUB OF CALGARY GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY ...... 12 ROBERT LINDSAY...... 38 SAIT STUDENT PETROLEUM SOCIETY. . . .34
OWEN SCHOLARSHIP – THE CALGARY ROBERT MULROONEY MEMORIAL...... 66 SAIT STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION FOUNDATION...... 12 ROBERT S. BRUCE MEMORIAL...... 34 (SAITSA)...... 13
ROBERT SPENCE MEMORIAL ...... 12 SAIT’S HEALTH AND PUBLIC SAFETY...... 37 P ROBERT TOMLINSON MEMORIAL...... 59 SAM RIVAS MEMORIAL...... 58 PALDEN RHIDAR MEMORIAL...... 47 ROBERTSON ACHIEVEMENT...... 13 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 50TH ANNIVERSARY FACULTY PAT HADDEN MEMORIAL...... 38 ROBYN SHEPPARD MEMORIAL...... 50 AND STAFF...... 21
PAUL PATTERSON MEMORIAL ...... 65 ROCHELLE PARRENT – IATSE SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION LOCAL 212 MEMORIAL...... 47 GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF PAULSELL MEMORIAL ...... 69 EDUCATION ROCKY MOUNTAIN WINE AND ...... 24, 26, 28, 29, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69 PETE CINDRIC MEMORIAL – FOOD FESTIVAL...... 44, 66 THECALGARY FOUNDATION...... 12 SCHOOL OF TRANSPORTATION ROGER JARVIS ...... 57 CENTENNIAL...... 64 PETER BENDER MEMORIAL ...... 66 ROGERS COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED...... 48 SEAN MORRALL MEMORIAL...... 48, 67 PETER MCKEEN...... 59, 60, 65, 68 ROGERS MEDIA...... 47 SERVPRO CANADA INC...... 23 PETROLEUM SERVICES ASSOCIATION OF CANADA...... 34, 60, 68 ROSE HENNEL MEMORIAL...... 49 SHEILA NEWEL...... 49
PHH ARC FORMERLY PINCHIN WEST. . . . .32 ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY – SHELL CANADA...... 28, 29, 31, 33, 34, 35 HERITAGE PARK...... 13 PHILIP CHAPMAN MEMORIAL...... 60 SHELL STUDENT IN TRADES...... 64 ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY – PHILIPS MEDICAL SYSTEMS CANADA ...... 39 MACEACHERN...... 13 SHEPPARD FAMILY...... 13
POINT ENERGY LTD...... 34 ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY AT SHIRLEY FARTHING IN MEMORY STAMPEDE PARK...... 42, 44 OF TOD OWEN DUNN...... 13 PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA WILD ROSE REGION...... 59 ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY SIEN LOK SOCIETY OF CALGARY ...... 13 WEST – COLONEL MACLEOD...... 13 PRECISION DRILLING SINCLAIR SUPPLY LTD...... 67, 69 CORPORATION...... 34, 48, 53 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION – HUGH FARTHING MEMORIAL...... 39 SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM PRESIDENT DR. DAVID ROSS...... 12 ENGINEERS, CANADA...... 34 RSES CALGARY REFRIGERATION...... 69 PRINCESS AUTO SOCIETY OF TRIBOLOGISTS AND FOUNDATION...... 12, 65, 67, 69 RTBN ALUMNI EXCELLENCE...... 50 LUBRICATION ENGINEERS...... 30
sait.ca Student Awards Guide 2019/2020 | 75 SONGREEN TECHNOLOGIES ...... 54 TERRANCE MALKINSON VOLKER STEVIN ANNIVERSARY – TROJANS VOLLEYBALL...... 17 SPONSORED BY AON...... 28 SONY OF CANADA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION (SCCF)...... 47 TIBOR G. HICKMAN MEMORIAL...... 37 VOLKER STEVIN...... 28
SOUTH SUDANESE YOUTH AWARD. . . . . 13 TIM HOLLINGS MEMORIAL CINEMATOGRAPHY...... 47 SPARTAN CONTROLS LTD...... 33 TODD GREEN GRUMPY MECHANIC...... 65 W STABLES FAMILY...... 64 W.A. KERMACK MEMORIAL...... 53 TOM MAURO...... 44 STAN BALLARD “BETTER BUY W. AND D. RICHARDSON ...... 23, 42 ALBERTA”...... 44 TOURISM ACCOMMODATION RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION (TARA) . . . . .42 W. EDWARD JAMISON MEMORIAL. . . . 33, 58 STAN STAWOWSKI/SAFA...... 14 TRANSALTA...... 31, 35 W. J. LINGARD...... 26 STANDEN’S LIMITED...... 53, 59 TRANSALTA INDIGENOUS HIGH WADE SCHMIDT LIFESTYLE MEMORIAL. . . . . 66 STANLEY GOMES MEMORIAL...... 59 SCHOOL UPGRADING...... 19 WATT CONSULTING GROUP/ STANTEC...... 26, 29 TRANSCANADA INDIGENOUS CHRISTIAAN ELLIS...... 28 EDUCATIONAL AWARD...... 19 STANTEC 65TH ANNIVERSARY...... 26 WAYNE BOROWIEC MEMORIAL...... 50 TREMCO CANADA DIVISION...... 25 STEPHANIE ANNE NOVAK MEMORIAL...... 21 WELDING ENGINEERING TREVOR KOROL MEMORIAL...... 28 TECHNOLOGY – 30TH ANNIVERSARY STEPHEN M. GIBSON MEMORIAL...... 34 REUNION...... 54 TROJANS ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE...... 17 STEPPER HOMES...... 25 WEST CANADIAN DIGITAL TROJANS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION...... 17 IMAGING INC...... 48 STEVE AND LIBBY OLSEN RADIO...... 50 TROJANS BASKETBALL BOOSTER CLUB . . .17 WILLOW PARK WINES & SPIRITS...... 42 STEVE HRUDEY MEMORIAL...... 66 TROJANS VOLLEYBALL ALUMNI...... 17 WSH LABORATORIES LIMITED...... 31 STUART HOLLAND MEMORIAL...... 14 WOMEN IN TRADES AND TECHNOLOGY. . . 25 STUDENT ACCESSIBILITY...... 18 U WOMEN SUPPORTING WOMEN SUPERIOR PROPANE INC...... 35, 67 IN HOSPITALITY ...... 40 UNILEVER FOOD SOLUTIONS...... 44 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT UPSTREAM CHIEF INSPECTION ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA ...... 23 ASSOCIATION UCIA...... 54 Y SYLVIE ALLAN FINE ARTS...... 47 URBAN SYSTEMS...... 29 Y.P. TSANG LI MEMORIAL...... 38 SYSCO CALGARY...... 42, 44 YASMINE JIANG – SAIT JUGO JUICE...... 17 V T VALENTINE FAMILY...... 65 Z TAHMAZIAN MEMORIAL...... 14 VAUGHN KILLEEN MEMORIAL...... 58 ZAHAVICH FAMILY TROJAN EXCELLENCE . . 17 TAMMY CHEUNG MEMORIAL/CHINESE VERA L. IRELAND – CALGARYAREA ZARHA RAZAGHI MEMORIAL ...... 49 PENTECOSTAL CHURCH...... 14 CITY COUNCIL BETA SIGMA PHI...... 38 TD INSURANCE MELOCHE MONNEX...... 21 VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY...... 41, 44 TED AND ENID JANSEN...... 58, 59 VITALAIRE...... 39
TED SOSKIN MEMORIAL ...... 50 VIVACIOUS – WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP. . . .14
TEINE ENERGY...... 34
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