UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS General Information and Policies

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Application forms for bursaries and scholarships are available from the Student Awards and Financial Aid office by April each year. Application forms may also be printed off the Student Awards and Financial Aid office web site upon availability: www.ucalgary.ca/awards/ Application for awards must be made on the current application form. By completing one Undergraduate Awards application form, students will be considered for all awards listed in this section with the exception of those stating “No application required.” Unless otherwise stated, completed applications for Undergraduate Awards must be post-marked or received by the Student Awards and Financial Aid office on or before June 15. Where no application is required, the award is made automatically without need for application. Unless otherwise stated, the following policies are in effect with regard to University administered awards: In order to qualify: ¥ Students must have completed their most recent consecutive Fall and Winter Sessions at the University of Calgary. An exception is made for students enrolled in Co-operative Education/Internship programs or Exchange programs involving only one semester of study. To qualify, courses in an exchange program must be eligible for transfer credit to be considered. ¥ Students entering or continuing in the Bachelor of Education (Master of Teaching Program) are eligible to apply for Undergraduate Awards. ¥ Students entering 5th year of a joint degree program are eligible to apply for Undergraduate Awards and will be considered for awards indicating students entering “Any” year or year 2, 3, or 4 ¥ Students continuing in the Bachelor of Health Sciences program in the Faculty of Medicine are eligible to apply for Undergraduate Awards. ¥ Students in the Faculty of Law or the Faculty of Medicine (excluding the Bachelor of Health Sciences program) should refer to the appropriate sections of the calendar for awards specific to students in those faculties. ¥ Students must normally have successfully completed their most recent Fall and Winter Sessions with a minimum of four and one-half full courses (nine half courses). ¥ In order to be considered for scholarships, students must normally present a minimum GPA of 3.20 and to be considered for bursaries, students must normally present a minimum GPA of 2.60. ¥ Monetary awards, except certain cash prizes, are normally contingent upon the student proceeding with his or her university program in the next Fall and Winter Sessions. Unless otherwise stated in the conditions, awards are payable only when the student is in actual full-time attendance at the University of Calgary. ¥ The payment of tuition and fees is the first charge against scholarships and bursaries. If the value of an award is stated as “tuition and fees”, it is understood not to include differential fees. ¥ In order that awards may be equitably distributed, no student may normally hold more than one major award in any one year. ¥ Supplemental, deferred and special deferred examinations or term work may affect eligibility for awards. The University assumes liability for the payment of scholarships, bursaries, prizes and other awards only to the extent that gifts from donors, or returns from particular investments for these purposes will permit. As this information is published a considerable time before the opening of the session, the University reserves the right to make whatever changes circumstances may require, including cancellation or addition of particular awards. Note: Medals and awards to graduating students are listed first. All other awards are listed alphabetically.

Lieutenant Governor’s Gold Gold 1 Graduating Communi- ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Medal Medal cation and ¥ No application required Offered by Her Excellency, the Culture, Lieutenant Governor of Humanities, Alberta, Edmonton Science, or Social Sciences (Honours) The Governor General’s Medals Silver 2 Graduating Any ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Governor General of Canada Medal ¥ Only first degree eligible ¥ No application required The Muriel Kovitz Prize $10,000 1 Graduating Any ¥ Awarded at June Convocation to student with the University of Calgary and highest overall grade point average in final year at Senate and Chancellor medal the University of Calgary Emeritus Muriel Kovitz to ¥ No application required commemorate Mrs. Kovitz’s term as Chancellor from December 1974-78 The Society of Chemical Industry Plaque 1 Graduating Honours ¥ Highest academic standing provided an average of Merit Awards Chemistry 3.60 or above is attained in the final year Society of Chemical Industry, Plaque 1 Honours ¥ Program has been completed in the normal number Canadian Section Biochemistry of years Plaque 1 Chemical ¥ No application required Engineering Awards and Financial Assistance 507 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Alberta Chapter of the Canadian $750 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Public Works Association Bursary ¥ Financial need Alberta Chapter Canadian ¥ Intending to pursue a career in public works Public Works Association Alberta Union of Provincial $500 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Employees Undergraduate ¥ Financial need Bursaries ¥ Member in good standing (2 consecutive years of The Alberta Union of service) of the Alberta Union of Provincial Provincial Employees Employees or the sons, daughters, legal wards or spouses ¥ Dependent of retired or deceased member within a period of 10 years of retirement or death of the member. Dependent must be under the age of 25. The Ray Alward Memorial $500 1 Any Any ¥ Satisfactory average Bursary ¥ Financial need Established in 1979 by the ¥ Preference given to a student with a hearing University of Calgary impediment Students’ Union in memory of ¥ If no suitable candidate, consideration will be given Ray Alward’s outstanding to students with other disabilities service in MacEwan Hall since ¥ Must provide proof of disability (i.e. doctor’s its opening in 1968 statement) The Atkin Memorial Scholarship $2,400 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit (Order of The Eastern Star) ¥ Alberta resident Grand Chapter of Alberta, ¥ Eastern Star member, son or daughter of Eastern Order of Eastern Star from Star member or direct grandchildren of Eastern Star the Atkin family member The Albert Gordon Avis Bursary $1,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit The Estate of Albert Gordon ¥ Financial need Avis The E. Catherine Barclay $7,500 1 Any Any ¥ Full-time student who intends to pursue studies at Scholarship the Université de Bourgogne (University of Friends of E. Catherine Burgundy) in Dijon, France or Universite Francois Barclay Rabelais in Tours, France ¥ Must undertake to enroll as a full-time student at the Université de Bourgogne or Universite Francois Rabelais ¥ Academic merit ¥ Sufficient ability in oral and written French ¥ Extra-curricular activities, exhibiting qualities of good citizenship which demonstrate concern for others will be taken into consideration ¥ Apply to Department of French, Italian and Spanish by December 15 ¥ Award to be offered alternate years only. For more information, interested students may contact the Department of French, Italian and Spanish Big Rock Brewery Scholarships $1,000 5 2nd, 3rd, 4th to be ¥ Academic merit Funds raised from Big Rock deter- ¥ Must be registered full time but need not be Brewery’s University Lecture mined carrying a full-course load Series annually Biology Students Association $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Must have been a member of the Biology Students Bursary Association during the year of award application Biology Students Association ¥ Academic merit ¥ Financial need ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load The Board of Governors $1,500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Scholarship plus ¥ No application required University of Calgary Tuition & Fees 508 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Boyd Coffee Company $1,000 1 Any Any ¥ Academic merit Scholarship Boyd Coffee Company, Portland, Oregon The Elizabeth J. Boyd Memorial $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Single parent Bursary ¥ Academic merit Alex and David Boyd in ¥ Financial need recognition of the achievement ¥ Need not be registered full time, but must be of their mother, Elizabeth J. enrolled in at least two half courses in each session Boyd, who graduated from the University of Calgary with a BA in 1979 Rita S. Bulman Memorial $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need Family, friends and colleagues ¥ Must be a graduate of Forest Lawn High School in of Rita S. Bulman, BEd, in Calgary recognition of her life-long dedication towards the advancement of students who are economically disadvantaged CAIFA, Calgary Chapter, $2,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit (minimum 3.00 grade point Scholarship average) CAIFA, Calgary Chapter ¥ Participation in extra-curricular activities ¥ Interest in Sales and in the Life Insurance Industry ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident A.T.J. Cairns Memorial $2,000 6 Any Creative ¥ Declared either a major or minor in English Undergraduate Scholarships (3 M, Writing in ¥ Selections made by the Department of English The Estate of Professor A.T.J. 3 F) English; based on academic merit in the mentioned fields of Cairns English study Literature; ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be related carrying a full-course load literary ¥ No application required fields Calgary Co-operative $2,000 3 Any Any ¥ Academic merit Association Limited Bursaries ¥ Financial need The Calgary Co-operative Trust Fund Calgary Hitmen Bursary $2,500 1 Any Any ¥ Academic merit Flames Foundation ¥ Financial need The Calgary Japanese $500 1 2nd Any ¥ Academic merit Community Centennial Scholarship The Calgary Japanese Community Association The Scotty Cameron Bursary $1,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Novagas Charitable Foundation ¥ Financial need in honour of G.W. (Scotty) ¥ Extra-curricular activities Cameron’s retirement and to ¥ Affiliation with the Calgary Highlanders (eg. recognize the contribution he current or prior service in Calgary Highlanders, or made to Pan-Alberta Gas Ltd. have a parent or grandparent who served in the Calgary Highlanders) Campus Cove Ltd. Bursaries $500 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit The Students’ Union and ¥ Financial need Campus Cove Ltd. Campus Recycling Board $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need Campus Recycling Board and ¥ Involved in environmental initiatives the Students’ Union, University of Calgary Awards and Financial Assistance 509 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

The Frances Camyre Memorial $500 - to 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Bursaries $1,000 be ¥ Financial need The Estate of Frances Camyre de- ¥ Personal character including strong citizenship through The Calgary Foundation ter- qualities and integrity mined ¥ Must have been an Alberta resident for minimum five years Canadian Association of $5,000 6 3rd, 4th Chemical & ¥ Academic merit Petroleum Producers Bursaries Petroleum ¥ Financial need Canadian Association of Engineering, ¥ Whenever possible seven awards will be given to Petroleum Producers Oil & Gas male students, seven to female students and at Engineering, least one award will be awarded to a Canadian 6 Geology & aboriginal student Geophysics, 3 Business Canadian Federation of $1,000 1 Any Science; ¥ Single parent University Women (Calgary Engineering; ¥ Academic merit North) Bursary BEd/BSc; ¥ Financial need Canadian Federation of BEd After (if ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be University Women (Calgary North) first degree carrying a full-course load BSc) Canadian Federation of $850 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Female student University Women/Calgary ¥ Academic merit Bursaries ¥ Financial need Canadian Federation of University Women/Calgary Canadian Progress Club $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Calgary Eves Bursary ¥ Financial need Funded from an endowment ¥ Participated in Big Sisters and Big Brothers established by the Canadian program (formerly Uncles or Aunts at Large) Progress Club Calgary Eves ¥ If no candidates meet above requirements, then sons and matching grant from or daughters of current Canadian Progress Club who Alberta Opportunities demonstrate academic merit and financial need will Bursary Fund be considered eligible ¥ If no candidates from either of the above two groups, the award will be administered on the basis of academic merit and financial need ¥ Canadian citizens or permanent residents The CanDel Oil Ltd. Silver $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Anniversary Scholarship Sulpetro Limited, Calgary The Laura Cantwell Memorial $150 1 Any Any ¥ Female student Prize ¥ Academic merit The Skimeisters of Calgary ¥ Interest and ability in the sport of skiing The A.W.R. Carrothers $500 1 Any Any ¥ Academic merit Scholarship ¥ Participation in extra-curricular activities The Students’ Union, the ¥ Previous year of study completed at the University University of Calgary in of Calgary commemoration of the official installation of Dr. A.W.R. Carrothers as President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Calgary (1969) CFUW Helen Steeves Memorial $500 1 Any Any ¥ Mature student 24 years of age or over Bursary ¥ Planning to study at the University of Calgary after The University Women’s Club of an absence from university of several years Calgary, Canadian Federation of ¥ Based primarily on financial need University Women ¥ Some consideration given to academic achievement CGPSA Bursary $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Engineering; ¥ Offered to a student planning to pursue a career in Canadian Gas Processors Geology; the field of gas processing Suppliers Association and Geophysics ¥ Academic merit matching grant from the ¥ Financial need Alberta Opportunities Bursary ¥ Must be a graduate of a Canadian high school Fund ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident 510 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. The Chinese Students’ Society $500 1 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need The Chinese Students’ Society ¥ Must be a member of the Chinese Students’ Society and have extra-curricular activities involving contribution to the Chinese community and/or promotion of the Chinese culture Dorothy Taylor Cochran $3,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need Dorothy Taylor Cochran, ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Hanna, Alberta ¥ Must have attended high school in the Special Areas District (Youngstown, Hanna, etc.) of Alberta W.A. Cochrane Bursary $550 1 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit The Students’ Union, the ¥ Financial need University of Calgary ¥ Participation in extra-curricular activities ¥ Leadership ability Computer Science $500 1 Any Any ¥ Must have been a member of the Computer Science Undergraduate Society Undergraduate Society during the year of award Bursary application Computer Science ¥ Financial need Undergraduate Society ¥ Academic merit ¥ Preference is given to a student who has demonstrated extra-curricular involvement including computer science related activities beneficial to the community The John A. Craig Memorial $200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Satisfactory academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need Friends, in memory of John, ¥ Extra-curricular recreational activities who lost his life enjoying his love of the outdoors Dr. Peter Craigie Undergraduate $1,250 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Minimum grade point average of 2.60 Memorial Awards ¥ Exhibit strong citizenship qualities and integrity as University of Calgary, exemplified by the late Dr. Craigie Students’ Union in memory of Dr. Peter Craigie The Curry Bursary $1,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit The Curry Bursary is to ¥ Financial need remember and honour Blanche ¥ Must be the descendent of a pioneer/homestead and Alex Curry, original family in the Special Areas District of Alberta homesteaders NW 1/4 of (Youngstown, Hanna, Oyen, Cereal, etc.) 14-26-11-W4 ¥ If no suitable candidate, then open to students who graduated from any Alberta high school The Louise Dean Memorial $1,100 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Award ¥ Strong commitment to volunteer service The Volunteer Centre of Calgary in recognition of the outstanding contribution made by Louise Dean to the community Sir Ranulph de Glanvill Prizes in Book & 2 Any Any ¥ Best essay in HIST 369 Legal History Certifi- ¥ No application required Anonymous cate Dharma Master Chuk Mor $500 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Scholarships T.Y. Lung, Calgary, in memory of Dharma Master Chuk Mor Archibald Waynne Dingman $1,250 3 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Memorial Scholarships ¥ Intending to pursue a vocation in the petroleum Bequest of the late Corinne industry Patteson Awards and Financial Assistance 511 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Isla and John Duguid $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Memorial Bursary ¥ Financial need Family of Isla and John Duguid, ¥ Extra-curricular activities in memory of their parents to ¥ Participation in athletics and leadership ability will encourage young people in both also be taken into consideration academic and athletic achievement Executive Women International $1,800 1 Final Any ¥ Single-parent student, lawfully having custody of Bursary his/her offspring Calgary Chapter, Executive ¥ Academic merit Women International ¥ Financial need ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load The Faculty Women’s Club, $1,500 1 3rd Any ¥ Highest academic standing in second year Calgary Scholarship ¥ Not awarded simultaneously with a Louise The Faculty Women’s Club of McKinney Scholarship Calgary The 54th Students’ Legislative $1,000 2 Any Any ¥ Financial need Council Student Assistance ¥ Academic merit taken into consideration Bursaries ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be The Students’ Union, the carrying a full-course load University of Calgary 2 Any Any ¥ Academic merit ¥ Financial need taken into consideration ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load

1 Any Any ¥ Contribution to student life at the University of Calgary through the Students’ Union ¥ Academic merit taken into consideration ¥ Financial need taken into consideration ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load Irma Fleming Memorial $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need Established by Coralie ¥ Mature student 24 years of age or over Lalonde in memory of her ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be grandmother, Irma Fleming carrying a full-course load (BEd 1977), who completed her degree as a mature student. Donations also made by family and friends. A Footprint in the Sand $1,500 2 Any English ¥ Majoring in English Anonymous donation in ¥ Academic merit memory of John Stanley (Jack) ¥ Financial need Peach. This award has no ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be connection with Margaret carrying a full-course load Fishback Powers or the poem “I Had a Dream”, also known as “Footprints” © 1964 Bettina Fournier Award $250 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Offered to a student who presents the best essay Friends, family and or submission in another medium such as dance, colleagues in memory of poetry, video in a Women’s Studies course Bettina (Betty) Fournier, an ¥ Selection will be made by faculty members of instructor at the University the Women’s Studies program of Calgary since 1978 and ¥ No application required one of the founding faculty members of the Faculty of General Studies (now called Faculty of Communication and Culture) until her retirement in 1996 512 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

The 14 Women’s Memorial Award $3,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Established by the President’s ¥ Financial need Advisory Committee to Status ¥ Demonstrated commitment to women’s issues of Women & University Women’s through activities on behalf of and for the Network in memory of the fourteen advancement of women’s equality women who were murdered, ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be December 6, 1989 at L’Ecole carrying a full-course load Polytechnique in Montreal Murray Fraser Bursaries $1,000 5 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit The Students’ Union/MasterCard ¥ Financial need Affinity Card Program in honour ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be of President Murray Fraser carrying a full-course load French Government Book Prizes Book 2 Any Any ¥ One award for highest academic standing in the Consulate of France, or final year of a French major degree program Vancouver Humanities ¥ One award for outstanding merit in two first-year University French courses ¥ Record otherwise satisfactory ¥ No application required Carol A. Frideres Bursary $500 1 Any Any ¥ Academic merit Funded by an endowment ¥ Financial need established by Carol A. ¥ Offered to Canadian aboriginal students Frideres and matching grant ¥ Preference will be given to single parents from Alberta Opportunities ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be Bursary Fund carrying a full-course load A. Benjamin Gallay Scholarships $500 Var Any Any ¥ Academic merit The Estate of Alexander ¥ Available only to students whose course load is less Benjamin Gallay and The than the current requirements for eligibility for Calgary Foundation University of Calgary undergraduate awards ¥ No application required Ron Ghitter Award in Human $2,500 1 Final Any ¥ Demonstrated a commitment to the advocacy and Rights or or exploration of human rights through academic Endowed by the Honourable Any Law studies and related activities Ron Ghitter and Myrna Ghitter or or ¥ Contributed to the understanding or resolution of Any Medicine human rights issues through activities such as or or making the public aware of human rights abuses, Any Graduate helping to resolve human rights problems, or Studies furthering equality of disadvantaged minorities ¥ Academic merit ¥ Applicants must include a one-page statement indicating studies and activities that have contributed to the understanding or resolution of human rights issues ¥ Letter of support required: undergraduate applicants should request this letter from the head of their department; graduate students should request this letter from their supervisor ¥ Apply to the Faculty of Graduate Studies by May 1 Kenneth MacLean Glazier $600 1 4th Canadian ¥ Academic merit Scholarship Literature ¥ Particular consideration given to students who have: Kenneth MacLean Glazier, emphasized the study of Canadian authors, where Calgary possible utilizing the archival material in the Kenneth M. Glazier Canadian Authors Collection located in the Special Collections Department of the University of Calgary Library; and declared a minor in Canadian Studies ¥ Recommendation made by the Department of English ¥ Canadian citizen ¥ No application required Awards and Financial Assistance 513 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Lou Goodwin - University Athletic $1,250 2 Returning Any ¥ Academic merit Board Bursaries ¥ Financial need University of Calgary Campus ¥ Most importantly, contribution to any level of the Recreation Committee and the University of Calgary athletic program Athletic Advisory Committee (interuniversity, intramural, club, etc.) either as a participant, manager, or as a student administrator during the previous academic year Bob Grainger Undergraduate $3,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need Bob Grainger, Calgary ¥ Extra-curricular activities James H. Gray Prizes in History $400 & 1 Any Any ¥ Best essay in Western Canadian History James H. Gray, Calgary Certifi- (Fall) ¥ Preference given to students taking introductory cate 1 level history courses (Wint) ¥ No application required The Gulf Canada Centennial $2,000 1 2nd, 3rd Any ¥ Academic merit Scholarships Gulf Canada Resources $2,000 1 3rd, 4th Any Limited, Calgary Ellen McNeil Hamilton Bursaries $2,500 3 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Financial need Mrs. Jessie Symons in memory ¥ Extra-curricular activities of her mother Ellen McNeil ¥ Academic merit Hamilton ¥ Canadian aboriginal students William Lemond Hamilton $2,500 8 Any Geology; ¥ Financial need Bursaries Geophysics; ¥ Extra-curricular activities Mrs. Jessie Symons in memory Engineering; ¥ Academic merit of her father William Lemond Business ¥ Canadian citizen Hamilton ¥ Planning a career in the resource industry Dr. Charlene Heisler-Campbell $500 1 Any Any ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need Family, friends and colleagues of ¥ Must be a member of W.I.S.E. (Women in Science Dr. Charlene Heisler-Campbell (BSc and Engineering) Applied Math 1983 and BSc Honours Astrophysics 1985 University of Calgary) (MSc 1987 and PhD Astronomy 1991 Yale University) Harley Hotchkiss Scholarship $2,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Anonymous donation in recognition of Harley Hotchkiss’ participation in bringing the Flames Hockey Team to Calgary. This scholarship has been augmented by a matching donation from Mr. Hotchkiss The Hunter Family Foundation $5,000 2 3rd Any ¥ Academic merit Scholarships ¥ Demonstrated pattern of entrepreneurial spirit The Hunter Family Foundation ¥ Financial need may be taken into consideration ¥ Renewable in 4th year providing a minimum grade point average of 3.20 is maintained in 3rd year Vera L. (Jacques) Ireland $1,000 3 2nd Any ¥ Academic merit Bursaries ¥ Financial need The estate of Vera L. ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident (Jacques) Ireland and donations made by friends, family and colleagues in memory of Vera Ireland The Irpinia Cultural Society Book Book 1 Any Any ¥ Minor in Italian Prize ¥ Highest standing in any Italian course offered The Irpinia Cultural Society, ¥ Record must be otherwise satisfactory Calgary ¥ No application required 514 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Italian Studies Scholarship $500 1 Any Any ¥ Declared a minor and currently registered in Italian Former students of Italian at Studies University of Calgary and ¥ Academic merit in Italian courses taken over the supporters last two consecutive sessions ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ No application required The Laura Johnston Scholarship $500 1 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Laura Johnston, Calgary ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident The Peter Jonassen Memorial $150 1 Any Any ¥ Male student Prize ¥ Academic merit The Skimeisters of Calgary ¥ Interest and ability in the sport of skiing The Kappa Sigma Fraternity $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Scholarship ¥ Must be a “member in good standing” of the The Alumni Association of Mu-Lambda Chapter of Kappa Sigma Calgary Kappa Sigma Khalid N. Kiani Memorial $1,300 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic achievement in literature courses, Scholarship preferably with an emphasis on poetry, taken in the Friends and family of Khalid Department of English N. Kiani ¥ For applicable courses consult the Department of English ¥ No application required The Andrew Kirkor Memorial $1,500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need The Students’ Union, the University ¥ Mature student 24 years of age or over of Calgary, in memory of the late Andrew Kirkor, who was an active member of the Students’ Legislative Council The John Labatt Foundation $500 Var Any Any ¥ Academic merit Scholarships ¥ Available only to students whose course load is less The John Labatt Foundation than the current requirements for eligibility for University of Calgary undergraduate awards ¥ No application required Kathleen and Russell Lane $1,000 1 Any Any ¥ Must have completed a course in creative writing Canadian Writing Award while maintaining a minimum grade point average Estate of Kathleen Isabell Lane. of 3.00 in the previous academic year Kathleen and Russell Lane ¥ Recipient will have authored the best original work shared a passion for poetry and of poetry or the best original work of prose prose. They were equally ¥ Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident passionate about Canada and its ¥ No application required potential for developing new authors. This award is their legacy to help nurture the best possible writing skills and celebrate the achievements of young writers. Jason Lang Scholarships $1,000 Var 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit The Province of Alberta ¥ University of Calgary students must have achieved a Heritage Scholarship Fund minimum grade point average of 3.40 on eight half courses taken during the most recent Fall/Winter Sessions ¥ Alberta resident ¥ Must be enrolled in a program that is at least two years in length ¥ University of Calgary nominates eligible students and provides this information to the Alberta Heritage Scholarship Office ¥ Alberta Heritage Scholarship Office mails application forms to eligible nominees to be completed and returned to their office for processing ¥ For further information contact the Student Awards and Financial Aid office Awards and Financial Assistance 515 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Louis Lebel Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Travel Cuts, the travel ¥ Financial need company of the Canadian ¥ Preference given to a student with a disability Federation of Students ¥ Applicants with a disability need only be registered in a minimum of two full courses per academic year, provided evidence of disability tending to impede his or her performance as a student ¥ In the absence of such documentation regular guidelines for undergraduate awards will apply The Joyce MacAlpine Bursaries $1,000 Var 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Education Funding for the ¥ Financial need Children of Alberta Society ¥ Alberta resident Management and Professional $2,200 1 2nd Any ¥ Academic merit Staff 25th Anniversary ¥ Support Staff employees of the University of Scholarship Calgary or sons, daughters, legal wards, spouses of Established by the University such employees of Calgary Administrative and ¥ In the case of employees, the applicant must have Professional Staff Association held a Regular or Sessional full-time position for a (now known as Management minimum of three years at the University of and Professional Staff) Calgary immediately prior to enrollment as a full-time student ¥ In the case of family members, the employee must currently be holding a Regular or Sessional full-time position and have completed three or more years of service Mavis Marteinson Award $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Mavis Marteinson ¥ Offered to a full or part-time student registered in a degree program ¥ Recipient must have successfully completed the course offered through the Faculty of Continuing Education titled “Administrative Assistants and Executive Secretaries” ¥ Preference will be given to students who have several years experience in the work force The McCaig Family $1,800 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Undergraduate Bursary ¥ Financial need Mr. and Mrs. Maurice W. McCaig The Frank McCullough $1,250 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Undergraduate Bursaries ¥ Financial need Branch 052 (University of Calgary) ¥ Dependent children of University of Calgary Support of the Alberta Union of Provincial Staff employees who hold Regular or Sessional full-time Employees and University of positions and who have completed three or more years Calgary to honour Mr. Frank of service at the time these awards are made McCullough’s service to the ¥ Children of deceased employees are also eligible Branch and his retirement provided that the deceased staff member was from the University employed on a Regular or Sessional full-time basis at the time of death and had completed three or more years of service ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Louise McKinney Scholarships $2,500 Var 2nd, 3rd, 4th, Any ¥ Alberta resident The Province of Alberta ($2,500 & Professional ¥ Demonstrated outstanding academic ability Heritage Scholarship Fund in Law, ¥ Recommendations made by the faculties based on Medicine) academic achievement in a minimum of four and one-half full courses taken the preceding consecutive Fall/Winter Sessions ¥ Need not be returning to University of Calgary, but must be continuing in the program at a recognized post-secondary institution ¥ Students completing their undergraduate degree and immediately proceeding into a professional degree program (e.g. dentistry, law, medicine) should identify themselves to the Student Awards & Financial Aid office by June 15 in order to be considered ¥ For further information contact the Student Awards and Financial Aid office 516 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

The Ian McKinnon Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit The Students’ Union, ¥ Financial need University of Calgary ¥ Extra-curricular activities Catherine Hainer McMartin $1,200 8 1st BEd, Master ¥ Academic merit Bursaries of Teaching ¥ Financial need The Estate of the late Catherine 3rd, 4th Canadian ¥ Canadian citizen Hainer McMartin Studies; ¥ Preference given to young students who aspire to Political positions of leadership in the fields of education or Science public service Maunders McNeil Foundation $1,500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need The Maunders McNeil ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Foundation Inc., Calgary Molson Student Bursaries $1,000 10 Any Any ¥ Academic merit Molson Canada ¥ Financial need ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load G. Rodney Morisset Prize $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic achievement in courses in Children’s Friends of the late G. Rodney Literature Morisset, professor of English, ¥ Consult the Department of English for applicable and the Humanities Associates Children’s Literature courses Program ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ No application required The Gerald Roberts Mortimer $1,600 9 Any Any ¥ Attended high school in the Judicial District of Calgary and Victor Emanuel Mortimer excluding Calgary for at least two consecutive years Scholarships and Bursaries ¥ Based on academic merit and in some cases The Estates of Victor E. Mortimer financial need and Gerald R. Mortimer The Dr. Norman B. Moss $1,200 1 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Intending to pursue a career in dentistry Memorial Award ¥ Academic merit The Estate of Dr. Norman B. Moss ¥ Financial need ¥ Contribution to student life ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident ¥ Attended high school in Alberta New Sun Education Award $1,500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Canadian aboriginal student The Calgary Foundation, New Sun ¥ Academic merit Fund which was established by ¥ Financial need Joy Harvie Maclaren in memory ¥ Involvement in the preservation of traditional of Eric Harvie Aboriginal culture ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load The Val Nicholson (Erb) Bursary $1,000 1 Any Education; ¥ Academic merit Family, friends and the estate of Nursing; ¥ Financial need Valerie Joan Nicholson (Erb) Women’s Studies NOVA Corporation Bursary $1,800 1 Any Any ¥ Academic merit NOVA Corporation, Calgary ¥ Financial need Olympic Village Bursary $350 1 Any Any ¥ Resided in a University of Calgary residence Anonymous in the preceding year ¥ Academic merit ¥ Financial need Owen Family Scholarships $500 Var Any Any ¥ Academic merit Mrs. R.M.S. Owen, Calgary ¥ Available only to students whose course load is less than the current requirements for eligibility for University of Calgary undergraduate awards ¥ No application required Awards and Financial Assistance 517 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Maurice Paulson Athletic Award $600 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit M.P. Paulson, Calgary ¥ Participation in competitive ski jumping at a provincial or national level ¥ If there are no eligible applicants, students who have participated in other athletic competitions at a provincial or national level will be considered Diane D. Pechiulis Award $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Physically disabled Diane Pechiulis, Associate ¥ Academic merit Professor Emeritus in the ¥ Financial need Faculty of Nursing ¥ Must provide proof of disability (i.e. doctor’s statement) ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load Jack Perraton Bursaries $2,500 2 Any Any ¥ Financial need Funded by an endowment ¥ Academic merit established by Jack Perraton and augmented by donations from friends and colleagues on the occasion of the completion of Mr. Perraton’s term as the ninth Chancellor of the University of Calgary 1998-2002 The John D. Petrie Memorial $5,000 Var 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Undergraduate Bursaries ¥ Financial need Contributed by the Petrie Family ¥ Must be an Alberta resident and the estate of Mrs. Mary Petrie ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident The Anthony G. Petti Memorial $1,000 2 Any Any; ¥ Preference given to students in Humanities and Fine Scholarships Literature; Arts Endowed by family, friends and Music ¥ One award will be based on academic merit in colleagues of Dr. Anthony G. Petti, Renaissance Literature (Old English to Sixteenth Professor of English at University Century, and Shakespeare); consult Department of of Calgary and Founder and English for applicable courses Director of the Calgary ¥ One award will be based on a demonstrated interest Renaissance Singers and Players and ability in the performance and/or study of Early Music ¥ Awards are offered in Dr. Petti’s memory to encourage studies in two of his areas of notable scholarship and creativity - Renaissance Literature and Music ¥ No application required Ratio Decidendi Prize for $300 1 Any Any ¥ Successfully completed any business law course Excellence in Business Law offered by the Haskayne School of Business Peter Bowal, Calgary ¥ Academic merit in a business law course ¥ Financial need The George Reed Foundation $2,500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Scholarship ¥ Preference given to a student who has indicated an George Reed Foundation for interest in working with the disabled the Handicapped, Regina ¥ Applicants with a disability must provide proof (i.e. doctor’s statement) ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ In the event there are no suitable applicants, regular guidelines for undergraduate awards will apply Francis F. Reeve Foundation $750 1 Any Any ¥ Satisfactory academic standing Bursary ¥ Financial need Endowed by the Francis F. Reeve Foundation William Reid Scholarship $1,000 1 Any Any ¥ Academic merit Established by Joan Van Housen in memory of her father, William Reid, with additional contributions from family, friends and colleagues on the occasion of Joan’s retirement as Director of Student Awards and Financial Aid at the University of Calgary 518 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Royal Canadian Legion Bursary $500 1 2nd Any ¥ Academic merit (Alberta - N.W.T. Command) ¥ Financial need Royal Canadian Legion (Alberta Ð ¥ Priority given to: son or daughter of a deceased or N.W.T. Command), Calgary disabled veteran; son or daughter of a war veteran; ex- service man or woman; son or daughter of ex-service personnel; grandson or granddaughter of ex-service personnel; or native-born or naturalized Canadian domiciled in Alberta or N.W.T. Sonia Scurfield Scholarship $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Anonymous donation in ¥ Preference given to members of the University of recognition of the participation Calgary Swim Team of the late Ralph Scurfield in ¥ Completed a minimum of four full-course bringing the Flames Hockey equivalents during the previous Fall/Winter Team to Calgary Sessions at the University of Calgary ¥ In the event there are no eligible applicants, the award will be based on academic merit and regular guidelines will apply B.J. Seaman Scholarship $2,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Anonymous donation in recognition of B.J. Seaman’s participation in bringing the Flames Hockey Team to Calgary, augmented by a matching donation from Mr. B.J. Seaman Doc Seaman Scholarship $2,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Anonymous donation in recognition of Doc Seaman’s participation in bringing the Flames Hockey Team to Calgary, augmented by a matching donation from Mr. D.K. Seaman The Sekiguchi Book Prizes Book 2 Any Any ¥ Highest standing in JPNS 207 and JPNS 333 Dr. Reiko W. Sekiguchi, providing record is otherwise satisfactory Tsukuba, Japan ¥ No application required The Sekiguchi Prize $250 1 Any Any ¥ Highest standing in JPNS 303 providing record is Dr. Reiko W. Sekiguchi, otherwise satisfactory Tsukuba, Japan ¥ No application required Mary Selby Memorial Bursary $500 1 Any Any ¥ Academic merit Endowed by family, friends ¥ Financial need and colleagues of Mary Selby ¥ Extra-curricular activities and leadership skills may in recognition of her outstanding also be taken into consideration contribution as a member of both ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident the University of Calgary and the Board of Governors Rick Shiells Memorial $1,000 1 Any Any ¥ Academic merit Scholarship ¥ Preference to students who are members of the University of Calgary Pipeband, University of Calgary Pipeband or the University in memory of Rick Shiells who of Calgary Highland Dance Club was a member of the U of C Pipeband from 1999 to 2001 S.I.M.S. Bursary $500 1 Any Any ¥ Must have been a member of S.I.M.S. during the S.I.M.S. (Students Interested in year of award application the Medical Sciences) ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ Members of the S.I.M.S. Executive are not eligible ¥ Academic merit ¥ Financial need Awards and Financial Assistance 519 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

The Judith Sloman Memorial $900 4 Any Any; ¥ Two awards based on academic merit in three half Scholarships in Women’s Studies Women’s courses in Women’s Studies taken over the last two and Eighteenth Century English Studies; consecutive sessions Literature Eighteenth ¥ For applicable courses, see Groups 1 and 2 under Endowed by friends and Century the Women’s Studies Minor Program listed in the colleagues of Dr. Judith English University of Calgary Calendar Sloman who taught at the Literature ¥ Other awards will be based on academic merit in University of Calgary from courses in Eighteenth Century English Literature 1968 until her death in 1980 ¥ Preference will be given to students who have completed three half courses in Eighteenth Century English Literature over the last two consecutive sessions ¥ For applicable English courses consult the Department of English ¥ Need not be registered full time ¥ Offered in Dr. Sloman’s memory to encourage students in her two main areas of academic interest - Women’s Studies and Eighteenth Century Literature ¥ No application required Robert Spence Foundation $2,250 up Any Any ¥ Academic merit Bursaries to ¥ Financial need Funded by an endowment 5 ¥ Preference given to students who completed high established by the Robert Spence school in either a French immersion or francophone Foundation and matching grant program in Alberta from the Alberta Opportunities ¥ Must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents Bursary Fund The W.F.M. Stewart Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit The Students’ Union, ¥ Financial need University of Calgary ¥ Extra-curricular activities Laura Mae Stillings Scholarships $1,200 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Female student in Poetry ¥ Academic achievement in poetry courses taken in Estate of Laura Mae Kutney the Department of English ¥ For applicable courses consult the Department of English ¥ No application required Student Peer Assistance Var to Continuing Any ¥ Completed at least one full year in any Undergraduate Bursaries be undergraduate faculty at the University of Calgary University of Calgary de- ¥ Academic merit undergraduate students and ter- ¥ Financial need University of Calgary mined Board of Governors The Students’ Union Bursary $750 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit The Students’ Union and ¥ Financial need Campus Cove Ltd. ¥ Extra-curricular activities ¥ Demonstrated leadership ability ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load The Students’ Union Scholarship $750 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit The Students’ Union and ¥ Extra-curricular activities Campus Cove Ltd. ¥ Demonstrated leadership ability ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load Students’ Union Women in the $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Outstanding contribution to the campus climate for Nineties Bursary University of Calgary women The Students’ Union, ¥ Academic merit University of Calgary ¥ Financial need ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load The Gordon C. Swann Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit The Students’ Union, ¥ Financial need University of Calgary ¥ Extra-curricular activities 520 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Talisman Energy Bursary $2,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Geology; ¥ Academic merit Talisman Energy, Inc., Calgary Geophysics; ¥ Financial need Engineering; Business; or Economics The Thompson Scholarship $750 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Derrick and Stella Thompson, ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Calgary The Jennifer Torvi Memorial $1,000 1 Any Any ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need Friends, family and colleagues ¥ Offered to a part-time student of Jennifer Torvi, BEd, ‘93 ¥ Must have completed a minimum of four half (with Distinction) and valued courses in the Weekend University Program employees of the Faculty of Continuing Education The Travel Cuts Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Travel Cuts, the travel company ¥ Financial need of the Canadian Federation of Students The Travel Cuts Native Student $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Canadian aboriginal student Bursary ¥ Academic merit Travel Cuts, the travel company ¥ Financial need of the Canadian Federation of Students The United Empire Loyalists’ $150 1 Any Any ¥ Highest standing in any Canadian History course Association of Canada History given at the University of Calgary Prize ¥ Registered in a full-course load The United Empire Loyalists’ ¥ Minimum grade of 3.70 required Association of Canada, Calgary ¥ No application required Branch University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Dr. Vivian ¥ Financial need Ayoungman 1992 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Graeme Bell 1991 ¥ Financial need Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Derek Besant 1999 ¥ Financial need Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 4 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association Bursaries ¥ Financial need University of Calgary Alumni Association University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, D. Michael ¥ Financial need Dobbin 1997 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients Awards and Financial Assistance 521 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Dr. Manuel A. ¥ Financial need Esteban 1994 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Sgt. William M. ¥ Financial need Eubank 2001 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Darlene Field ¥ Financial need Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Dr. Cy Frank ¥ Financial need 2002 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Dr. Marvin J. ¥ Financial need Fritzler 1988 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Dr. James Gosling ¥ Financial need 1996 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Ronald G. Greene ¥ Financial need 1995 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Dr. Douglas R. ¥ Financial need Hamilton 2000 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients 522 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Dr. Catherine ¥ Financial need Hankins 1993 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Judge Kathleen ¥ Financial need Helmer 1988 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 2 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association International Student ¥ Financial need Bursaries ¥ Must be attending the University on a study University of Calgary permit Alumni Association ¥ Special consideration will be given to students from underdeveloped or developing countries University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Robert R. Janes 1989 ¥ Financial need Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, William Barry Lester ¥ Financial need 1990 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Grant Mossop ¥ Financial need 1998 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Sam Murphy ¥ Financial need Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in memory of Mr. Samuel Murphy BA ‘72 and former president of the University of Calgary Alumni Association University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Gordon C. Swann ¥ Financial need Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association Awards and Financial Assistance 523 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Dr. Robert Thirsk ¥ Financial need 1985 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association Undergraduate Scholarship University of Calgary Alumni Association University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Joan Van Housen ¥ Financial need Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, Dr. Maurice Yacowar ¥ Financial need 1986 Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Alumni $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association, John Zaozirny 1987 ¥ Financial need Distinguished Alumni Bursary University of Calgary Alumni Association in honour of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients University of Calgary Faculty $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Association Bursary ¥ Financial need University of Calgary ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a Faculty Association (TUCFA) normal full-course load University of Calgary Music $500 1 Entering Music ¥ Based on the recommendation of the audition jury Alumni Association or ¥ Academic merit Scholarship Enrolled ¥ No application required University of Calgary Music Alumni Association University of Calgary Var Var Any Any ¥ Academic merit Scholastic Awards ¥ No application required University of Calgary University of Calgary Senate $2,800 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Scholarship ¥ Active involvement in campus and/or community Members of the Senate and activities the Senate Alumni of the University of Calgary University of Calgary $1,400 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Support Staff Undergraduate ¥ Financial need Bursaries ¥ Dependent child of a University of Calgary Support Branch 052 (University of Staff employee who holds a Regular or Sessional full- Calgary) of the Alberta Union time position and has completed three or more years of of Provincial Employees and service at the time the award is made University of Calgary ¥ Children of deceased employees are also eligible provided that the deceased member was employed on a Regular or Sessional Full-time basis at the time of death and had completed three or more years of service ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident 524 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. University of Calgary $500 - Approx Any Any ¥ Academic merit Undergraduate Merit Awards $2,000 250 University of Calgary The Vernon V. Van Sant, Jr. $2,500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Memorial Undergraduate Bursary ¥ Financial need Friends and family of Vernon ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident V. Van Sant, Jr. ¥ Completed Grade XII at an Alberta high school VFS/Boyd Coffee Company $1,000 4 Any Any ¥ Academic merit Scholarships Vitality Food Services The Viscount Bennett $1,000 Var Any Any ¥ Resided for at least five consecutive years in Undergraduate Scholarships Calgary, or within 32 km of Calgary or in Banff From a trust created by the late National Park Right Honourable Viscount ¥ Academic attainment, good character and Bennett, P.C., K.C., LL.D., satisfactory personal qualities D.C.L., of Calgary and Mickelham The Dr. Cal Waddell Award $500 1 Any Any ¥ Resided in a University of Calgary residence during Friends of the late Dr. Cal the previous year Waddell in his memory ¥ Satisfactory or better academic standing (minimum 2.60 grade point average) ¥ Significant contribution to student life in the University Residences ¥ Selection will be made on the recommendation of the Residence Complex Group Management Committee ¥ No application required

Wilfred Archibald Walter $2,000 25 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Bursaries ¥ Financial need Estate of Wilfred Archibald ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Walter Ware and Lewis Memorial $1,500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need The Estate of Nettie Ware, in ¥ Graduate of a high school in the County of Vulcan memory of the Ware and Lewis families who resided in the County of Vulcan The Senator Stan Waters $5,000 1 3rd, 4th Business; ¥ Academic merit Memorial Scholarship Political ¥ Demonstrated leadership in student government, The Senator Stan Waters Science; student activities (preferably with a business and/or Memorial Foundation Engineering political direction) ¥ Involvement in scholastic or extra-curricular activities that promote the development of superior communication skills WCEMS Film Studies Prize $500 1 Any Any ¥ Offered annually to a student who has declared a Western Canada Education minor in Film Studies Media Showcase Committee ¥ Academic merit ¥ Must have achieved a minimum grade of B+ in each of two half courses in Film Studies taken the previous Fall/Winter Sessions ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ No application required The Josef Werner Bursary Tuition 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic merit The Estate of Josef Werner & Fees ¥ Financial need ¥ Canadian citizen ¥ Raised in a single-parent family Awards and Financial Assistance 525 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. The W.I.S.E. Award $300 1 Any Any ¥ Academic merit Women in Science and Engineering ¥ Must have been a member of W.I.S.E. during the (W.I.S.E.) year of award application ¥ Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ Based on contribution made to W.I.S.E. ¥ Members of the W.I.S.E. Steering Committee are not eligible The YWCA Alumnae Bursary $1,250 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Single parent Anonymous donor on behalf of ¥ Academic merit the Alumnae Association of the ¥ Financial need Calgary YWCA ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load Dr. James Zimmerman Memorial $650 2 3rd Any ¥ Academic merit Bursaries ¥ Financial need The Estate of Dr. James Zimmerman

FACULTY OF COMMUNICATION AND CULTURE

Faculty of Communication and Gold 1 Graduating Communi- ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Culture Gold Medal Medal cation and ¥ No application required University of Calgary Culture Silver Medallion in Bachelor of Silver 1 Graduating Communi- ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship based on the last Arts (General Degree) Medal cation and 15 full course equivalents of their program Faculty of Communication Culture ¥ No application required and Culture Silver Medallion in Bachelor of Silver 1 Graduating Communi- ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship based on the last Communications Studies Medal cations 15 full course equivalents of their program Faculty of Communication Studies ¥ No application required and Culture Silver Medallion in Bachelor of Silver 1 Graduating Communi- ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship based on the last General Studies Medal cation and 10 full course equivalents of their program Faculty of Communication Culture ¥ No application required and Culture Silver Medallion in Bachelor of Silver 1 Graduating Communi- ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship based on the last Science (General Degree) Medal cation and 15 full course equivalents of their program Faculty of Communication Culture ¥ No application required and Culture Silver Medallion in Canadian Silver 1 Graduating Canadian ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship based on the last Studies Medal Studies 15 full course equivalents of their program Faculty of Communication ¥ No application required and Culture Silver Medallion in Silver 1 Graduating Communi- ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship based on the last Communications Studies Medal cations 15 full course equivalents of their program Faculty of Communication Studies ¥ No application required and Culture Silver Medallion in Development Silver 1 Graduating Development ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship based on the last Studies Medal Studies 15 full course equivalents of their program Faculty of Communication ¥ No application required and Culture Silver Medallion in Law and Silver 1 Graduating Law and ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship based on the last Society Medal Society 15 full course equivalents of their program Faculty of Communication ¥ No application required and Culture Silver Medallion in Leisure, Silver 1 Graduating Leisure, ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship based on the last Tourism and Society Medal Tourism 15 full course equivalents of their program Faculty of Communication and ¥ No application required and Culture Society 526 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Silver Medallion in Science, Silver 1 Graduating Science, ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship based on the last Technology and Society Medal Technology 15 full course equivalents of their program Faculty of Communication and ¥ No application required and Culture Society Silver Medallion in Urban Studies Silver 1 Graduating Urban ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship based on the last Faculty of Communication Medal Studies 15 full course equivalents of their program and Culture ¥ No application required Silver Medallion in Women’s Silver 1 Graduating Women’s ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship based on the last Studies Medal Studies 15 full course equivalents of their program Faculty of Communication ¥ No application required and Culture Calgary Association of Women $2,500 1 Any Women’s ¥ Declared either a major or minor in Women’s Studies and the Law Bursary Studies ¥ Demonstrated interest in feminist issues and the law Calgary Association of Women ¥ Academic merit and the Law ¥ Financial need ¥ Preference given to a student who has successfully completed LWSO 335 Communication and Culture $1,500 2 3rd, 4th Communi- ¥ Academic merit Scholarships for Academic cation and ¥ Must be in a program leading to a degree in Excellence Culture Communication and Culture R.H.W. Foundation ¥ No application required Faculty of Communication and $500 1 4th Communi- ¥ Academic merit Culture 25th Anniversary cation and ¥ Must be in a program leading to a degree in Scholarship Culture Communication and Culture Established in 1991 by faculty, staff ¥ No application required and students in the Faculty of General Studies (now called Faculty of Communication and Culture) on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary of the University of Calgary International Association of $500 1 3rd, 4th Communi- ¥ Academic merit Business Communicators Prize cations ¥ Contribution to extra-curricular activities during the International Association of Studies preceding academic year Business Communicators - Program ¥ Must be a member of IABC Calgary Chapter The Charles Steele Essay Prize in Book 1 Any Canadian ¥ Best essay in a Canadian Studies course Canadian Studies Studies ¥ Selection made by faculty members of the Canadian Members of the University of Studies Program Calgary faculty ¥ For further information, contact the Director, Canadian Studies Program TransCanada PipeLines $2,500 1 4th Communi- ¥ Academic merit Limited Scholarship cations ¥ Extra-curricular activities which indicate a strong TransCanada PipeLines Studies commitment to volunteer service Limited Program

FACULTY OF EDUCATION

General Information

Bachelor of Education (Master of Teaching Program):

¥ Students entering or continuing in the Bachelor of Education (Master of Teaching Program) must apply for awards using the Competitive Undergraduate Awards application. Deadline is June 15. ¥ By completing one Undergraduate Awards application form, students will be considered for all awards designated for students in the Faculty of Education which are listed in this section, with the exception of those stating “No application required.” Where no application is required, students are considered automatically. ¥ Students entering the program are eligible for awards based on their admission average. Financial need may also be considered for some awards. ¥ Students continuing in the program are eligible for awards based on financial need.

Please refer to the section on Undergraduate Awards - General Information and Policies for additional details. Awards and Financial Assistance 527 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

The Clarence Sansom Gold Gold 1 Graduating BEd ¥ Highest general proficiency in the BEd (Master Medal in Education Medal (Master of of Teaching Program) The Alberta Teachers’ Teaching ¥ No application required Association, Edmonton Program) The Dr. Andrew L. Doucette $1,400 1 Graduating BEd ¥ Based on practice teaching proficiency Award & Medal (Master of and academic merit Mrs. A.L. Doucette and family, Teaching ¥ No application required in memory of her late husband Program) who was the first director of University of Calgary when it was known as the Calgary Branch of the Faculty of Education, The University of Alberta, from 1947-1961 Early Childhood Education $500 1 Graduating BEd ¥ Academic merit Scholarship (Master of ¥ Elementary Route - with a specialization Family and friends of Cynthia Teaching in Early Childhood Education Prasow Program) ¥ No application required Alberta Retired Teachers’ $500 1 2nd BEd ¥ Academic merit Association Award (Master of ¥ Must have work experience or extra-curricular Alberta Retired Teachers’ Teaching activities involving children or teenagers Association Program) ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Elizabeth and James $5,000 4 1st Education ¥ Academic merit McKenzie Andrews Bursaries (renewable (Master ¥ Financial need Estate of Vera Walker in year 2) of ¥ Renewable in second year providing the recipient(s) Gillespie Teaching have successfully completed the first year Program) ¥ Must have completed the final year of pre-university education at a high school located in the Province of Alberta Mary Esther Lily Avis Bursaries $2,500 8 1st BEd ¥ Academic merit The Estate of Mary Esther (renewable (Master of ¥ Financial need Lily Avis in year 2) Teaching ¥ Renewable in second year providing recipients Program) successfully completed first year of the program Mary Esther Lily Avis $2,500 14 1st, 2nd BEd ¥ Academic merit Scholarships (Master of ¥ No application required The Estate of Mary Esther Teaching Lily Avis Program) Kristin Bala-Kosak Memorial $500 1 1st BEd ¥ Academic merit Bursary (Master of ¥ Financial need Family and friends in memory Teaching ¥ Offered to a mature student of Kristin Bala-Kosak who Program) ¥ Elementary education route graduated from the Master of Teaching program in 1998 Rosemary Brodrick Memorial $1,800 1 1st BEd ¥ Academic merit Bursary (Master of ¥ Financial need Family and friends of Teaching ¥ Extra-curricular activities Rosemary Brodrick Program) The Calgary Chamber of $2,000 1 1st BEd ¥ Must have a BSc with a Physics, Chemistry, or Math Commerce Centennial (Master of major Scholarship Teaching ¥ Students in a combined degree program in a Physics, The Calgary Chamber of Program) Chemistry, or Math major are also eligible Commerce ¥ Academic merit ¥ Intending to teach math or science at the elementary or junior high school level Calgary Retired Teachers $2,000 1 1st BEd ¥ Academic merit Association Scholarship (Master of ¥ Completed entire high school program at a high Calgary Retired Teachers Teaching school in Alberta Association Program) ¥ Must have had at least one year’s experience as a volunteer with an organization relating to children and/or teenagers 528 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Canadian Association of $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Community ¥ Student with a disability Rehabilitation Professionals Rehabilitation ¥ Academic standing (CARP) Scholarship Program ¥ Need not be registered full time Canadian Association of (BCR) ¥ Community of Learners (COL) students are also eligible Rehabilitation Professionals John Ernest Cheal Scholarship $1,600 1 1st, 2nd BEd ¥ Academic merit The Estate of John Ernest Cheal (Master of ¥ No application required Teaching Program) Dr. Merron Chorny Scholarship $1,200 1 2nd BEd ¥ Preference given to a student within the Secondary Friends and colleagues of Merron (Master of Route with an English specialization Chorny, Professor in the Faculty Teaching ¥ Based on academic standing, practice teaching of Education from September 1, Program) proficiency and participation in student activities 1960 through August 31, 1985, ¥ No application required augmented by a donation from Dr. Chorny and his family Harry and Martha Cohen $1,200 1 1st BEd ¥ Offered to a student who has a Bachelor of Fine Arts Scholarship (Master of Degree with a Developmental Art or Secondary Harry and Martha Cohen Teaching School Drama major Foundation with matching Program) ¥ Students enrolled in a joint degree program in one of funds from the Faculty of these majors are also eligible Education ¥ Academic merit ¥ No application required David Keith Davies Scholarship $1,600 1 1st BEd ¥ Academic merit Friends, family and colleagues (Master of ¥ Must have played minor soccer in the City of of David Keith Davies in Teaching Calgary for at least one year recognition of his contribution Program) to soccer in the City of Calgary or 2nd, 3rd, 4th Kinesiology Delta Kappa Gamma Society $500 1 2nd BEd ¥ Female student Award (Master of ¥ Academic merit The award is donated by the Beta Teaching ¥ No application required Chapter, the Delta Kappa Gamma Program) Society International, Calgary The Education Students’ $500 1 2nd Education ¥ Member of the Education Students’ Association Association Bursary (Master of ¥ Academic merit Education Students’ Teaching ¥ Financial need Association Program) ¥ Extra-curricular activities which include contribution to the Education Students’ Association during the preceding academic year Educational Progress Club $350 1 1st BEd ¥ Academic merit Bursary (Master of ¥ Financial need Funded by an endowment Teaching ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident established by members of the Program) Educational Progress Club and matching grant from the Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund Joyce Frank Bursary $3,000 1 1st BEd ¥ Secondary route with a Science or Art specialization Funded by an endowment (Master of ¥ Academic merit established by family and friends in Teaching ¥ Financial need memory of Joyce Frank, and Program) ¥ Candidates must have a history of volunteerism matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund German Language School of $850 1 Any Education or ¥ Interest in the German language and culture Calgary Award Humanities ¥ Academic merit with a minimum grade of “B+” in German Language School of each German course taken Calgary ¥ If no suitable candidate can be selected by the Faculty of Education, students enrolled in the Faculty of Humanities, majoring in German will be considered ¥ No application required Awards and Financial Assistance 529 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Gifted Studies Scholarship $500 1 Entering Gifted ¥ Academic merit Central Alberta supporters of Education ¥ Interest and/or work in the field of gifted education quality education for gifted Diploma ¥ Must hold a permanent teaching certificate in the students Program Province of Alberta ¥ Preference given to residents of central Alberta (Zone 4 jurisdiction) ¥ Full-time status is not required to be eligible ¥ Selection made by the Centre for Gifted Education ¥ No application required R. K. Greggs Memorial $1,000 1 1st Bed ¥ Academic merit Bursary (Master of ¥ Financial need Family, friends and colleagues Teaching ¥ Offered to a mature student of Robin K. Greggs, BA, BSc Program) ¥ Secondary route with a science or social studies MEd, PhD (University of specialization Calgary 1997) in recognition of her strength and her commitment to learning, and matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund The Margaret J. Hislop Award in $1,000 1 2nd BEd ¥ Academic merit Early Childhood Education (Master of ¥ Must be taking the elementary school route Margaret J. Hislop, Edmonton Teaching ¥ No application required Program) Reg Peters Bursary $1,500 1 3rd, 4th Community ¥ Academic merit Alberta Association for Community Rehabilitation ¥ Financial need Living in memory of R.G. Peters, Program (BCR) former Executive Director of AACL The Joan Reimer Memorial $300 1 1st BEd ¥ Academic merit Bursary (Master of ¥ Financial need Family and friends of Joan Ann Teaching ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be Reimer, BPE (1994), in recognition Program) carrying a full-course load of her lifelong love of learning or 2nd, 3rd, 4th Fine Arts or Penultimate Combined Degree Program Samaritan Club Scholarship $1,000 1 Any Community ¥ Offered to a student intending to work with special Samaritan Club of Calgary Rehabilitation needs children and/or their families Program ¥ Should be pursuing a career in teaching or related (BCR) professions serving this population ¥ Excellence in course work and practica will be taken into consideration ¥ No application required The Kaley Jane Smith Bursary $2,500 1 1st BEd ¥ Academic merit Friends and colleagues in (renewable (Master ¥ Financial need memory of Kaley Jane Smith in year 2) of ¥ Must be pursuing the elementary route in the Master Teaching of Teaching Program Program) ¥ Extra-curricular activities involving work with children ¥ Renewable in second year providing recipient successfully completed first year of the program ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident The Peter H. Spear Memorial $3,000 1 1st, 2nd BEd ¥ Academic merit Scholarship (Master of ¥ Drama Education specialization Family and friends of Peter Spear Teaching ¥ Must have successfully completed a minimum of Program) two full-courses offered by the Department of Drama ¥ In the event there are no eligible candidates then students in the Department of Drama will be considered providing they have submitted an undergraduate award application by June 15 ¥ No application required R. Joan Unruh Memorial $2,000 4 1st BEd ¥ Academic standing Bursaries (Master of ¥ Financial need W.R. Unruh in memory Teaching ¥ Secondary route in Social Studies or Language Arts of his wife, Joan Program) 530 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

The Chancellor David B. Smith Gold 1 Graduating Engineering ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship throughout the Gold Medal in Engineering Medal program Chancellor David B. Smith and ¥ No application required Mrs. Lorraine Smith, on the occasion of the completion of Mr. Smith’s term as the seventh Chancellor of the University of Calgary 1990-94 The Association of Professional Gold Graduating Engineering ¥ Highest academic standing in the third and fourth Engineers, Geologists and Medal 1 (Chemical; years combined Geophysicists of Alberta Gold 1 Civil; ¥ Minimum GPA of 3.50 in each year required Medals 1 Computer; ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident The Association of Professional 1 Electrical; ¥ No application required Engineers, Geologists and 1 Geomatics; Geophysicists of Alberta, 1 Manufac- Edmonton turing; 1 Mechanical; 1 Oil & Gas; 1 Software) EIC Engineering Student of the Medal 1 Graduating Engineering ¥ Academic merit (50%) Year Medal ¥ Technical or practical aptitude (25%) Canadian Society for ¥ Extra-curricular activities (25%) Engineering Mgmt. ¥ Selection made by the Faculty of Engineering ¥ No application required AACE International Chinook $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Calgary Section Bursary ¥ Financial need Funded by an endowment ¥ Must have demonstrated an interest in project established by AACE International management, construction management, project Chinook Calgary Section and planning, costing and analysis matching grant from the Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund ABKA Enterprises $1,500 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit in the most recent year of study Entrepreneurship Awards ¥ Must have declared a minor in Entrepreneurship ABKA Enterprises Inc. and Enterprise Development ¥ Must have completed ENTI 201 with a minimum grade of B+ ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident ¥ No application required AFCEA Scholarship $1,000 1 4th Electrical & ¥ Completed an internship with a telecommunications AFCEA Canada Computer company Engineering ¥ Academic merit in third year courses and the written report and performance reviews submitted at the conclusion of the internship program ¥ No application required The Alberta Chapter ACI Prize $350 1 4th Civil ¥ Demonstrated an interest in concrete construction Alberta Chapter of the Engineering by registering in ENCI 513, and ENCI 555 American Concrete Institute ¥ Selected on basis of academic standing at end of third year at the University of Calgary ¥ No application required Alberta Land Surveyors’ $2,500 1 4th Geomatics ¥ Academic merit Association Scholarship Engineering ¥ Students must be enrolled in ENGO 579 (Survey Alberta Land Surveyors’ Law) and ENGO 581 (Land Use Planning) Association, Edmonton ¥ No application required The APEGGA Alexander Clayton $2,000 1 2nd Engineering ¥ Outstanding merit Milroy Scholarship in Engineering ¥ Engineering program accredited by the Canadian The Association of Professional Engineering Accreditation Board Engineers, Geologists of Alberta, ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Edmonton in memory of Mr. Milroy, ¥ No application required PEng, who was Executive Director and Registrar of the Association 1978-87 Awards and Financial Assistance 531 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

ATCO Midstream/Wolcott $1,000 1 2nd Chemical ¥ Academic merit Family Bursary Engineering ¥ Financial need ATCO Midstream in recognition of the Wolcott family Bechtel Canada Engineering $1,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need Bechtel Foundation of Canada, ¥ Graduate of a Canadian secondary school Toronto Bechtel Refinery Engineering $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Award ¥ Financial need Field Atkinson Perraton, Barristers & ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Solicitors (Calgary/Edmonton), on behalf of Bechtel Canada Inc. in appreciation and recognition of their 50 year lawyer/client relationship The Archie and Hugh Bothner $2,500 3 2nd, 3rd, 4th Science or ¥ Academic merit Bursaries Engineering ¥ Financial need Alvin and Kathleen Bothner in ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident memory of their sons Archie G. Bothner and Hugh Bothner BP Canada Energy Company $2,500 2 Any Engineering ¥ Academic merit Bursaries in Engineering ¥ Financial need BP Canada Energy Company ¥ Extra-curricular activities ¥ Must be enrolled in a petroleum related program British Columbia Land Surveyors $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Geomatics ¥ Completed secondary schooling in British Columbia Award Engineering ¥ GPA of not less than 2.60 in the previous academic Corporation of Land Surveyors year of the Province of British ¥ Must be rostered as a member or as a student with Columbia the Corporation of British Columbia Land Surveyors or be enrolled in ENGO 500 in the fourth year and selected a topic dealing with cadastral land studies ¥ No application required The Clifford C. Burton $1,000 1 4th Chemical ¥ Academic merit Scholarship Engineering ¥ Preference given to a student who achieved Brown & Root Braun Canada outstanding performance in third year Chemical Inc., Calgary, in honour of Engineering courses their first president ¥ Canadian citizen ¥ No application required The Calgary Electric Club $600 1 4th Electrical ¥ Academic merit Bursary Engineering ¥ Financial need The Calgary Electric Club ¥ Permanent resident of Alberta Lt. Richard L. Callaway $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Civil ¥ Academic merit Memorial Bursary Engineering ¥ Financial need Established by David F. Grant, BSc (Engineering) ‘75 and the family of the late Lt. Richard Lawrence Callaway, an engineering student from the University of Alberta who was killed in Italy while serving with the Canadian army during WW II Campus Cove Ltd. Awards in $500 2 3rd, 4th Electrical ¥ Academic merit Electrical Engineering Engineering The Students’ Union and Campus Cove Ltd. The Canadian Association of $1,500 1 4th Chemical or ¥ Academic merit Drilling Engineers Scholarship Mechanical ¥ No application required The Canadian Association of Engineering Drilling Engineers, Calgary Canadian Geomatic Solutions $1,500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Geomatics ¥ Academic merit Ltd. Bursary Engineering ¥ Financial need Canadian Geomatic Solutions Ltd., Calgary 532 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Canadian Manufacturers and $2,000 5 3rd, 4th Manufacturing ¥ Academic merit Exporters Scholarships Engineering ¥ No application required Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters The Canadian-Montana Gas $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Mechanical ¥ Outstanding student Company Limited Scholarship Engineering ¥ Academic merit in Engineering ¥ Personal qualifications Canadian-Montana Gas Company ¥ Graduated from a Canadian high school Limited, Butte,Montana ¥ May be withheld if no suitable candidate can be found ¥ No application required Canadian Society for Chemical $1,200 1 3rd, 4th Chemical ¥ Academic merit Engineering Calgary Section Engineering ¥ Demonstrated leadership ability in extra-curricular Scholarship activities Canadian Society for Chemical ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Engineering - Calgary Section Canadian Society for Chemical Medal, 1 Penultimate Chemical ¥ Highest standing Engineering Prize $50 & 2 yr. Engineering ¥ Subscription is to the Canadian Journal of Chemical Canadian Society for Chemical subscription Engineering Engineering, Ottawa ¥ No application required The Canadian Society for Civil $700 1 3rd Civil ¥ Academic merit Engineering (Calgary Section) Engineering ¥ Must have carried a full-course load in the previous Scholarship academic year Calgary Section, Canadian ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Society for Civil Engineering ¥ No application required Canadian Society for $1,000 1 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit in 3rd year Engineering Management ¥ Must have completed the internship year Scholarship ¥ No application required Canadian Society for Engineering Management Canamara United Supply Ltd. $3,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Enrolled in or intending to enroll in either Chemical and Bursary Petroleum Engineering or Oil and Gas Engineering Canamara United Supply ¥ Academic merit ¥ Financial need ¥ Extra-curricular activities which demonstrate leadership ability Cannon-Lachapelle Family $2,000 1 2nd Geomatics ¥ Academic merit on at least five full course Scholarship Engineering equivalents taken in the first year of Engineering Dr. Elizabeth Cannon and Dr. ¥ Payment made in January Gérard Lachapelle, Faculty of ¥ No application required Engineering, University of Calgary Cement Association of Canada $1,000 1 4th Civil ¥ Demonstrated an interest in entering the concrete Scholarship Engineering construction field Cement Association of Canada, ¥ Normally registered in ENCI 513 and 555 Western Canada Region ¥ Canadian citizen ¥ Resided in Alberta for the last 2 years ¥ Never received any other major award from the University ¥ No application required The CGPA Manley Frith $1,500 1 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Memorial Scholarship ¥ No application required Canadian Gas Processors Association, Calgary The Chevron Canada Resources $1,500 2 4th Chemical, ¥ Outstanding merit Limited Scholarships in Civil or ¥ Preference given to students who are interested in the Engineering Mechanical fields of oil production, drilling, design and construction, Chevron Canada Resources Engineering gas processing and/or reservoir engineering Limited, Calgary ¥ Canadian citizen Awards and Financial Assistance 533 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Cohos Evamy Partners Design Up to Var 3rd, 4th Civil ¥ Based on performance in a structural design Competition $5,000 Engineering competition held annually during the Fall Session The Cohos Evamy Partners, ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Calgary ¥ Planning a career in structural engineering ¥ Minimum grade point average of 2.80 in the previous Fall/Winter Sessions is required ¥ Apply to the Head of the Department of Civil Engineering by April 1 Doug Cole Bursary in $2,500 1 Any Engineering ¥ Academic merit Engineering ¥ Financial need McCarthy Tetrault, Barristers ¥ Preference given to a student with a previous and Solicitors, Calgary degree in Law Consulting Engineers of $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Alberta Scholarship ¥ Must have completed a minimum four-month Consulting Engineers of employment term with a CEA consulting Alberta with a contribution engineering firm from Meloche-Monnex ¥ Students currently employed for the summer session with a CEA consulting firm will also be considered E.G. Coombe Family Bursary $2,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Computer ¥ Academic merit in Engineering Engineering ¥ Financial need Edwin G. Coombe Family, ¥ Extra-curricular activities Calgary ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident The Darren Cooper Memorial $1,200 1 3rd, 4th Mechanical ¥ Academic merit Award Engineering ¥ Financial need Family and friends of the late ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Darren Cooper, a student in the Faculty of Engineering from 1983-87 CSME Medal Medal 1 Penultimate Mechanical ¥ Highest standing Canadian Society for Engineering ¥ No application required Mechanical Engineering The Davidson Enman Lumber $2,000 1 3rd, 4th Civil ¥ Academic merit Limited Bursary Engineering ¥ Financial need Davidson Enman Lumber ¥ Interest in the construction field Limited, Calgary Devon Canada Corporation $500 2 2nd Engineering ¥ Academic merit Bursaries in Engineering ¥ Financial need Devon Canada Corporation, Calgary DOSCO Supply Bursary in $750 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Mechanical ¥ Academic merit Mechanical Engineering Engineering ¥ Financial need Dominion Oilfields Supply ¥ Canadian citizen Company Limited, Calgary ¥ Reside in Alberta ¥ Preference given to students who have been active in athletics, student or community affairs Dow Chemical Scholarship $900 1 4th Chemical ¥ Academic merit Dow Chemical Canada Inc. Engineering ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident ¥ Sincere interest in the chemical industry ¥ Not receiving another major award administered by the University of Calgary ¥ Preference given to a student who has demonstrated some leadership in extra-curricular activities ¥ $350 is allocated to the Department each year by the donor ¥ No application required The Bryan I. Dreger Award $500 1 3rd, 4th Geomatics ¥ Offered to a student who has completed secondary Established in memory of Engineering schooling within the Province of Manitoba Bryan I. Dreger by the ¥ Academic merit and must have attained a minimum Association of Manitoba Land grade point average of 2.60 in the previous Surveyors and his friends and academic year colleagues ¥ No application required 534 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Eecol Electric Scholarship $1,000 1 3rd Engineering ¥ Academic merit Eecol Electric, Calgary (Electrical, ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Computer, ¥ No application required Software) Electrical and Computer $800 1 2nd Electrical ¥ Academic merit Engineering Scholarship & Computer ¥ No application required Friends and associates of the Engineering Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering EnCana Corporation Award $3,000 1 3rd Engineering ¥ Academic merit EnCana Corporation, Calgary ¥ Extra-curricular activities ¥ Demonstrated leadership ability ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Engineering Internship $1,000 9 Must Internship ¥ Awarded to a student in each degree program who Merit Awards & have Program in best demonstrates the qualities and capabilities of Various companies from Silver success- ¥Chemical & the “Superior Graduate” industry Plaque fully Petroleum ¥ No application required completed ¥Civil Internship ¥Electrical & Computer ¥Geomatics ¥Manufac- turing ¥Mechanical Engineering Students’ Society $1,300 1 Any Engineering ¥ Intended to recognize students who have promoted Memorial Award the image of engineering students to their peers, University of Calgary public and industry Engineering Students’ Society ¥ Must have been enrolled in at least four full-course in memory of the fourteen equivalents during the previous three sessions (Fall, women at L’Ecole Winter, Fall) Polytechnique in Montreal, ¥ Maintained a cumulative grade point average of at who were murdered least 2.60 during those sessions December 6, 1989 ¥ Apply to the Faculty of Engineering, Office of Undergraduate Studies by February 15 EOG Resources Canada Inc. $1,500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Planning a career in the petroleum industry Bursary ¥ Academic merit EOG Resources Canada Inc. ¥ Financial need Fluor Daniel Canada, Inc. $2,000 3 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Scholarships (Chemical, ¥ Must have been enrolled in a full-course load for Fluor Daniel Canada, Inc., Civil, their program Calgary Electrical, ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Mechanical) ¥ No more than one award to be allocated to any one discipline ¥ No application required Focus Intec Geomatics Bursary $500 1 3rd, 4th Geomatics ¥ Academic merit Focus Intec Engineering ¥ Financial need The Edward A. Galvin $1,500 1 4th Engineering ¥ Preference given to a student enrolled in the Scholarship Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Anadarko Canada Corporation, ¥ Academic merit Calgary (established by Norcan ¥ Financial need Energy Resources Ltd., in honour ¥ Some consideration given to participation in of Mr. E.A. Galvin extra-curricular activities The Gemini Engineering Inc. $1,000 1 4th Chemical ¥ Academic merit Bursary or ¥ Financial need Carl and Liz Johnson Mechanical ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Engineering ¥ Must have indicated an intention to pursue a career in the petroleum industry Awards and Financial Assistance 535 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. The Peter Glockner Engineering $6,500 1 3rd Civil or ¥ Academic merit Scholarship for Excellence Mechanical ¥ Financial need Peter and Sarah Glockner to Engineering ¥ Must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents provide an educational ¥ Renewable for one more year providing the opportunity to outstanding and recipient has maintained a minimum grade point gifted students average of 3.50 in the third year while enrolled in a full-course load ¥ No application required The H. Roy Goldfinch Memorial Var 1 4th Geomatics ¥ Academic merit Award Engineering ¥ Must have attained a minimum grade point average British Columbia Land Surveyors of 2.60 in the previous academic year Foundation, from donations in ¥ Must be enrolled in ENGO 579 and ENGO 500 in the name of H. Roy Goldfinch final year and have selected a topic dealing with who died in 1996. Although cadastral land studies for the ENGO 500 project Mr. Goldfinch retired from the Land ¥ Preference will be given to students who completed Title Office in Victoria in 1979, their secondary schooling within the province of he continued as mentor to land British Columbia surveyors, lawyers, students and ¥ No application required articled pupils from a research desk at the Victoria Registry up until the time of his death (almost 70 years). The John W. Gregg Memorial $1,800 1 3rd, 4th Petroleum ¥ Preference given to a student enrolled in Petroleum Bursary Engineering Engineering courses with an interest in pursuing a Page Petroleum Ltd., Calgary career in oil production, drilling, gas processing and/or reservoir engineering ¥ Academic merit ¥ Financial need ¥ Some consideration given to participation in extra- curricular activities John F. Hardy Memorial $2,500 6 3rd, 4th Chemical ¥ Based primarily on financial need Bursaries Engineering; ¥ Academic achievement, leadership qualities and Grace B. Hardy in memory of Geology & contribution to extra-curricular activities also to be her late husband John F. Hardy Geophysics considered Del Henderson Memorial Bursary $1,500 1 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Family, friends, members of ¥ Financial need the Canadian Gas Processors Suppliers Association (CGPSA), the Canadian Gas Processors Association (CGPA) and the firm of Duckworth, Price, Henderson & Associates Ltd. The J.H. Holloway Scholarship in $2,500 1 4th Geomatics ¥ Academic merit Geomatics Engineering Engineering ¥ Participation in university activities J.H. Holloway Scholarship ¥ No application required Foundation, Edmonton A.D. (Denis) Hosford $2,500 1 4th Geomatics ¥ Offered to a student who has demonstrated Scholarship Engineering a strong interest and ability in the area of Friends and colleagues in photogrammetry or GIS memory of Denis Hosford ¥ Based on academic standing in related courses provided a minimum grade point average of 3.20 has been attained in the previous academic year ¥ No application required W.G. (Bill) Howard Memorial $1,500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Based on demonstration of those qualities Foundation Awards exemplified by Bill Howard W.G. (Bill) Howard Memorial $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th ¥ Active involvement in student activities, campus Foundation in memory of the organizations, volunteer groups or international late Bill Howard, a graduate of technical aid groups the Engineering class of ’73 at ¥ Minimum grade point average of 2.60 University of Calgary ¥ Apply to Faculty of Engineering, Office of Undergraduate Studies by March 30 536 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. W.G. (Bill) Howard Memorial $750 2 2nd Engineering ¥ Academic merit Foundation Scholarships ¥ Extra-curricular activities W.G. (Bill) Howard Memorial ¥ Demonstrated leadership ability through Foundation in memory of the involvement in the community, clubs and late Bill Howard, a graduate of organizations the Engineering class of ’73 at University of Calgary Wayne Hugo Memorial $1,700 1 4th Chemical ¥ Academic merit Scholarship Engineering ¥ No application required Family and friends of Wayne Hugo who lost his life while enjoying his love of the mountains Husky Energy Inc. Scholarship $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Engineering or ¥ Academic merit Husky Energy Inc.,Calgary Geology & ¥ Extra-curricular activities Geophysics Institute of Navigation $1,000 1 2nd Geomatics ¥ Academic merit Alberta Chapter Bursary Engineering ¥ Financial need Institute of Navigation ¥ Based on at least five full course equivalents Alberta Chapter in the first year of Engineering Jacobs Canada Inc. Bursary $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Jacobs Canada Inc. (Civil, ¥ Financial need Chemical, ¥ Preference given to students interested in the fields Electrical, of design engineering and construction Mechanical) The Al Kemp Memorial Bursary $500 1 3rd Mechanical ¥ Academic merit Reid Crowther & Partners Engineering ¥ Financial need Limited, in memory of ¥ Extra-curricular activities Al Kemp ¥ Must have completed high school in Alberta KIS-97 Undergraduate $2,000 1 2nd Geomatics ¥ Academic merit on at least five full course Scholarship Engineering equivalents Kinematic International ¥ Payment will be made in January Conference 1997, Dr. M. Elizabeth ¥ No application required Cannon and Dr. G. Lachapelle, Faculty of Engineering, University of Calgary The E.J. Krakiwsky Bursary $1,500 1 2nd Geomatics ¥ Program specialization in Geomatics Engineering University of Calgary and Engineering ¥ Academic merit on at least five full course professional colleagues of equivalents Professor E.J. Krakiwsky, ¥ Financial need Founding Head (1979-1989) of the ¥ Payment will be made in January Department of Geomatics Engineering Leica Geosystems Limited $500 1 3rd, 4th Geomatics ¥ Completed two years of engineering at the Scholarship Engineering University of Calgary Leica Geosystems Ltd., ¥ Academic merit Willowdale, Ontario ¥ No application required Ray Lowry Memorial Bursary $2,500 1 2nd Geomatics ¥ Academic merit Funded from an endowment Engineering ¥ Financial need established by family, friends and colleagues in memory of Ray Lowry, and matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund The Cliff Marteinson Memorial $700 1 3rd, 4th Mechanical ¥ Academic merit Bursary Engineering ¥ Financial need Family and friends of Cliff ¥ Ongoing leadership through involvement in Marteinson, a mechanical community activities engineer who served the ¥ Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident University of Calgary Buildings ¥ Been in the work force for at least four years, or and Grounds Department in a been in the work force for two years and have two variety of capacities from 1965 years of study at a technical institution to 1990. As Energy Management Engineer (1976-90), he contributed to the construction of numerous campus buildings. Awards and Financial Assistance 537 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Louis Mattar Scholarship $3,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Oil & Gas ¥ Academic merit Fekete Associates Inc. Engineering ¥ No application required The McElhanney Scholarship $2,500 1 4th Geomatics ¥ Academic merit The McElhanney Group Ltd., Engineering ¥ Preference to students who demonstrate an interest Vancouver in cadastral studies by being enrolled in both ENGO 500 (with a topic in cadastral studies) and ENGO 579 ¥ Demonstrated leadership ability and innovative skills will also be taken into consideration ¥ No application required The Wilma Elizabeth Mitchell $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Financial need Memorial Bursary ¥ Academic merit Parents, friends, colleagues and associates of the late Wilma Elizabeth Mitchell, a graduate of the 1979 class in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Calgary Nabors Drilling Limited $750 1 4th Mechanical ¥ Academic merit Scholarship Engineering ¥ No application required Nabors Drilling Limited, Nisku, Alberta NACE International Bursary $2,000 1 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit National Association of ¥ Financial need Corrosion Engineers - ¥ Must be registered as a student member of NACE Calgary Section ¥ Must have obtained a B grade or better in ENME 421, CHEM 429 or ENPE 533 ¥ Must be enrolled in ENME 521 or ENPE 563 ¥ Extra-curricular activities will also be taken into consideration The Tony Neidermayer Memorial $1,500 4 2nd, 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Bursaries ¥ Financial need Employees of Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Ltd. and friends of the late Tony Neidermayer The Sadie M. Nelson Bursary in $800 1 3rd, 4th Electrical & ¥ Academic merit Electrical Engineering Computer ¥ Financial need Sadie M. Nelson with thanks to the Engineering ¥ Canadian citizen University of Calgary for the ¥ Resident of Alberta education received by the children of Fred and Sadie Nelson L.R. (Dick) Newby Memorial $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Geomatics ¥ Canadian citizen Award Engineering ¥ Demonstrated great promise towards becoming a Friends, family and associates Professional Surveyor of L.R. (Dick) Newby ¥ Selection made by the Faculty of Engineering ¥ No application required Rob Newman Memorial $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Mechanical ¥ Academic merit Bursary Engineering ¥ Financial need Funded by an endowment ¥ Must have successfully completed or be enrolled in established by Southern at least one of the following courses related to Alberta Chapter of ASHRAE refrigeration, heating or air conditioning: (American Society of Refrig- ENME 471, ENME 485, ENME 495 or ENME 583 eration, Heating and Air ¥ Preference may be given to students who are Conditioning Engineers), and members or have family who are members of matching grant from the Alberta ASHRAE Opportunities Bursary Fund Nexen Inc. Bursary $3,000 1 3rd Honours ¥ Intended to support a student interested in a career Nexen Inc. Geology or in the petroleum industry Engineering ¥ Academic merit ¥ Financial need 538 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Hans M. Nielsen Memorial $3,000 1 3rd, 4th Electrical ¥ Academic merit Undergraduate Bursaries Engineering; ¥ Financial need K.E. Nielsen in memory of $3,000 1 3rd, 4th Mechanical ¥ Canadian citizen Hans M. Nielsen Engineering ¥ Resident of Alberta Trajan and Florica Nitescu $2,000 3 2nd, 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Scholarships ¥ No application required Mrs. Florica Nitescu in memory of her husband Trajan Orbit Valve Company Limited $800 2 3rd, 4th Chemical & ¥ Academic merit Bursaries Petroleum ¥ Financial need Orbit Valve Canada Ltd., Calgary Engineering The Robert B. Paugh Memorial $750 1 2nd Engineering ¥ Grade point average of at least 3.00 Bursaries in Engineering ¥ Plan to register in a full-year program Offered in memory of Robert $750 1 Any Graduate ¥ Academic merit B. Paugh, a former student of Studies ¥ Financial need the University of Alberta in ¥ If no suitable student qualifies in one of the years, Engineering the award will be made available as a second award in the remaining year John and Anthony Pearson $2,500 1 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Based primarily on financial need with academic Memorial Bursaries $2,500 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne merit also to be considered Friends and family of the School of Pearson brothers, John Charles Business and Anthony Thomas, students at the University of Calgary from 1983-87 and 1985-87 respectively Petroleum Society of CIM $1,500 4 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Scholarships ¥ Extra-curricular activities Petroleum Society of CIM The Dr. Alex Petrunic Memorial $1,500 1 3rd Chemical or ¥ Academic merit Scholarship Mechanical ¥ Financial need The Canadian Gas Processors Engineering Association, Calgary Precision Drilling Bursaries $500 2 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Cactus Drilling, Calgary or ¥ Financial need Final Geology & ¥ Contribution to worthy extra-curricular student Geophysics activities The Professional Engineers’, $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd Engineering ¥ Academic merit Geologists’ and Geophysicists’ or Geology ¥ Financial need Wives’ Club of Calgary Bursary & Geophysics ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident The Professional Engineers’, ¥ Graduated from a Calgary high school Geologists’ and Geophysicists’ Wives’ Club of Calgary Raytheon Canada Limited $1,000 1 3rd Electrical ¥ Canadian aboriginal student Scholarship for Aboriginal Engineering ¥ Academic merit Students or ¥ If no eligible applicants in Electrical Engineering or Raytheon Canada Limited Computer Computer Science then Aboriginal students enrolled Science in the following disciplines will be considered in the order listed: Engineering (any department), Mathematics, Physics, or any undergraduate faculty Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd. $750 1 4th Civil ¥ Academic merit Prize Engineering ¥ Preference will be given to a student who has Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd., demonstrated an interest and ability in both Calgary practical and academic aspects of structural engineering ¥ No application required The Jack A. Sandercock Bursary $750 1 2nd Engineering ¥ Academic merit Ziff Energy Group in recognition ¥ Financial need of the contribution to the ¥ Extra-curricular activities Canadian gas industry by Jack A. Sandercock, a long time Senior Associate of Ziff Energy Awards and Financial Assistance 539 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Michel Sargious Scholarship $3,000 1 3rd Civil ¥ Highest combined average of first and second years Michel Sargious, Calgary Engineering completed in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Calgary ¥ Ineligible if repeated either year and/or has a grade point average of less than 3.50 in either year ¥ Must have taken ten full-course equivalents over the two consecutive years in Engineering ¥ Payment made in January after successfully completing the first session in third year Civil Engineering ¥ No application required Saskatchewan Land Surveyors’ $500 1 4th Geomatics ¥ Completed secondary schooling in Saskatchewan Association Award Engineering ¥ GPA of not less than 2.60 in the previous academic Saskatchewan Land Surveyors’ year Association, Regina ¥ Must be enrolled in ENGO579 and ENGO500 ¥ Selected a topic dealing with cadastral land studies for ENGO500 project ¥ No application required David Scovill Memorial $500 1 3rd Geomatics ¥ Academic merit Bursary Engineering ¥ Financial need Family and friends in memory of ¥ Based on at least five full course equivalents David Scovill, BSc (Engineering) taken in the second year of Engineering SESCI - 84 Scholarships $625 1 Any EVDS ¥ Must submit a one page (600 word) proposal Solar Energy Society of Canada or describing a project dealing with energy Inc., Calgary Chapter, from $625 1 Any Engineering conservation or renewable energies they will proceeds of the 1984 national (graduate or undertake in the academic year conference held at the under- ¥ Include a brief curriculum vitae University of Calgary graduate) ¥ Topics include energy management, energy conservation and design, solar energy, wind, biomass, alternative renewable fuels, photovoltaic, geothermal, solar heating and cooling, etc. ¥ Must have attained a grade point average of not less than 2.60 in the previous academic year ¥ In Engineering, preference given to a student in the Mechanical Engineering program ¥ For further information and applications: Office of Associate Dean Faculty of Environmental Design ¥ Deadline October 1 W.H.B. Sharp Memorial $600 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Scholarship in Engineering ¥ Financial need W. Gray Sharp, Calgary ¥ Canadian citizen ¥ Taken major part of schooling from a town or rural area in Alberta The Stewart Bursaries $1,700 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Jim, Jeff, Sheila, Rebecca and ¥ Financial need Lorraine Stewart, Calgary ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Stuart Olson Scholarship $1,500 1 3rd Civil ¥ Academic merit Stuart Olson Construction on Engineering ¥ Good personal qualities and leadership potential the occasion of their 60th ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident anniversary ¥ Must have indicated an interest in the construction field SUDIC Bursaries $2,000 4 3rd, 4th Chemical ¥ Academic merit The Sulphur Development Engineering ¥ Financial need Institute of Canada (SUDIC) 2nd, 3rd, 4th Chemistry ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Suncor Energy Foundation $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Scholarship in Engineering ¥ No application required Suncor Energy Foundation Talisman Energy Inc. (1995) $1,700 3 2nd, 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Bursaries or Geology ¥ Financial need Endowed by Bow Valley Energy & Geophysics ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Inc., prior to its amalgamation with Talisman Energy Inc. in 1995 540 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. The J. Harry Tims & Family $1,200 1 3rd, 4th Civil ¥ Academic merit Engineering Award Engineering ¥ Participation in student affairs J. Harry Tims, P.Eng., retired ¥ Financial need President of the construction ¥ Interest in the construction industry company of McTavish McKay ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident & Company Limited, together with his family Allan Torvi Memorial Award $1,000 1 Final Mechanical ¥ Based on a demonstration of those qualities Friends, family and colleagues of & exemplified by Allan Torvi Allan Torvi, a professor in the Manufac- ¥ Demonstrated active involvement in student Department of Mechanical and turing activities, campus organizations and/or volunteer Manufacturing Engineering, in Engineering groups while maintaining a minimum grade point recognition of his contribution to average of 3.00 in the previous academic year the Department of Mechanical ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident and Manufacturing Engineering ¥ No application required from 1969 to 1997 Trans Mountain Pipeline $1,000 1 Any Engineering ¥ Academic merit Bursary or ¥ Financial need Trans Mountain Pipeline Science The TransAlta Corporation $750 1 2nd Chemical; ¥ Academic merit Memorial Scholarships 1 2nd Civil; Donated by TransAlta Corporation 1 2nd Mechanical; in memory of G.A. Gaherty, 2 2nd Electrical & late Chairperson of the Board Computer of Calgary Power Ltd. (now known Engineering as TransAlta Corporation) The Trotter & Morton Limited $300 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit W. Watson Bursary ¥ Financial need Trotter & Morton Limited, Calgary UMA Scholarship $1,800 1 2nd Engineering ¥ Academic merit UMA Group, Vancouver ¥ No application required University of Calgary $1,000 1 3rd Engineering ¥ Academic merit Engineering Class of ’70 Jim Low ¥ Canadian citizen Memorial Scholarship ¥ Planning a career in the engineering profession University of Calgary ¥ No application required Engineering Class of 1970 Urban and Regional Information $250 1 4th Geomatics ¥ Pursuing studies in the area of land information Systems Association Scholarship Engineering systems or geographic information systems Alberta Chapter of the Urban or ¥ Academic merit and Regional Information Geography ¥ Participation in extra-curricular activities of benefit Systems Association to the community Verity Inc. Scholarship in $5,000 1 Final Software ¥ Academic merit Software Engineering Engineering ¥ No application required Verity Canada The Mike Ward Engineering $500 1 Must have Engineering ¥ Chosen from amongst the Engineering Internship Internship Prize & successfully Merit Award winners Friends and colleagues of Michael Gold completed ¥ Premier Engineering Internship Award Allan Ward in recognition of his Plaque Internship ¥ No application required contribution to the establishment of the Engineering Internship Program The Mike Ward Prize in Civil $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Civil ¥ Grade point average of not less than 3.00 in the Engineering Engineering previous academic year Friends and colleagues of Michael ¥ Exhibited strong citizenship qualities as exemplified Allan Ward in recognition of his by the late Dr. Ward contribution to the programs and ¥ No application required facilities in the Department of Civil Engineering Awards and Financial Assistance 541 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

The Stephen P. Williams $1,500 1 4th Geomatics ¥ Based primarily on leadership ability Memorial Award Engineering ¥ Minimum grade point average of 2.60 required in Family, friends and colleagues in the previous year of study the surveying and mapping ¥ No application required profession in memory of Stephen Williams, who graduated from the University of Calgary in 1986 R.W. Zwicky Memorial Prize $800 1 4th, 5th Humanities/ ¥ Academic merit in all humanities courses taken The Zwicky Family in memory Engineering ¥ Minimum grade point average of 3.20 required in all of their husband and father, Combined courses taken in the most recent Fall/Winter Sessions R.W. Zwicky Degrees ¥ In the event there is no eligible recipient, the award Program will be offered to a student entering 4th year in the Faculty of Engineering ¥ No application required

FACULTY OF FINE ARTS

Faculty of Fine Arts Gold Medal Gold 1 Graduating Fine Arts ¥ Graduating “With Distinction” University of Calgary Medal ¥ Highest academic standing in overall program of study ¥ No application required Beth Israel Players Award $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th rotating ¥ Outstanding achievement and attitude in: The Calgary Foundation - Beth Drama, Year 1 - Drama, Year 2 - Music, Year 3 - Dance Israel Players Scholarship Fund Music, ¥ No application required Dance The Coffee Company Bursaries $500 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Fine Arts ¥ Academic merit The Coffee Company, ¥ Financial need MacEwan Student Centre Associates of The Faculty of Fine $1,000 2 Any Art ¥ Academic merit Arts 25th Anniversary $1,000 2 Any Drama ¥ No application required Scholarships $1,000 2 Any Music The Associates of the Faculty $1,000 1 Any Dance of Fine Arts Hungarian Arts and Heritage $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Fine Arts ¥ Academic merit Foundation of Alberta Bursary ¥ Financial need Hungarian Arts and Heritage Foundation of Alberta Millennium Prize for Russian $700 1 Any Fine Arts ¥ Outstanding performance in a work from the Performing Arts Russian cultural heritage Slavo Ethnic Society Calgary, ¥ Selection will be made by a committee consisting with the support of Jerome’s of the Heads of the Departments of Music and Yamaha Music Drama and the Co-ordinator of Dance ¥ Need not be returning to University of Calgary ¥ No application required Richard C. Moss Memorial $600 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Dance ¥ Exemplary achievement and attitude in the study Award and practice of dance Family of the late Richard C. ¥ Must be registered full time but need not be Moss carrying a full-course load ¥ Selection will be made by the B.A. Dance Committee ¥ No application required The Smiley Raborn, Jr. $1,600 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Fine Arts ¥ Academic merit Scholarship ¥ Not simultaneously in receipt of any other major award CanDel Oil Ltd., Calgary ¥ No application required 542 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

The Joan Reimer Memorial $300 1 1st BEd ¥ Academic merit Bursary (Master ¥ Financial need Family and friends of Joan of ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be Ann Reimer, BPE (1994), in Teaching carrying a full-course load recognition of her lifelong love Program) of learning or 2nd, 3rd, 4th Fine Arts or Penultimate Combined Degree Program The John P.L. Roberts Awards $600 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Rotating ¥ Minimum grade point average of 3.20 in the most The Associates of the Faculty of Music/Art, recent five full course equivalents Fine Arts, friends of John Roberts Drama/Dance ¥ Most outstanding creative presentation in: and the University of Calgary from Year 1 - one student in each of the Departments of the Building on the Vision Campaign Music and Art, Year 2 - one student in each of the Departments of Drama and Program of Dance ¥ No application required The Terpsichore Awards $900 3 2nd, 3rd, 4th Dance ¥ Demonstrated excellence and aptitude in the study Program of Dance, and practice of dance University of Calgary ¥ Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ Selection will be made by the B.A. Dance Committee ¥ No application required The Madam Valda $1,000 Var 2nd, 3rd, 4th Fine Arts ¥ Based primarily on financial need Undergraduate Bursaries ¥ Academic merit also to be considered The Estate of the late Olga ¥ Preference given to a Canadian aboriginal student Valda Kavaner for one award Department of Art

Alberta Printmakers’ Society Three 1 Any Printmaking ¥ Specializing in Printmaking Award months ¥ Must have completed at least two 300-level Alberta Printmakers’ Society studio Printmaking courses space ¥ Recommendation made by the full-time academic and staff of the Printmaking Division $100 ¥ Academic merit prize ¥ Portfolio of prints must be submitted to the Area Co-ordinator by April 15 ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ Graduating students are also eligible ¥ No application required BFA Graduation Committee $250 1 Final Art ¥ Based on excellence in studio practice Prize (Visual ¥ No application required Established by the BFA Arts) Graduation Class of 2000 Calgary Allied Arts $500 2 3rd, 4th Art ¥ Recommendation will be made by the full-time Foundation Benefactors’ (Printmaking) academic staff of the Printmaking Division Awards ¥ Based on academic standing and a portfolio of Calgary Allied Arts prints which must be submitted to the area Foundation to honour co-ordinator by April 15 benefactors Jim and Marion ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be Nicoll, H.B. Hill, Douglas carrying a full-course load Motter and Wes Irwin ¥ No application required Continuing Arts Association $1,000 1 3rd Art ¥ Academic merit Travel Scholarship ¥ Based on studio work completed during the first The Continuing Arts two and one-half years of attendance Association ¥ Selection made by the Department of Art ¥ No application required Awards and Financial Assistance 543 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Carl Danker Award $500 1 3rd, 4th Printmaking ¥ Recommendation will be made by the full-time Carl Danker, BA ‘92 and academic staff of the Printmaking Division based BFA ‘94 on academic merit and a portfolio of prints which must be submitted to the area co-ordinator by April 15 ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ No application required Gordon L. Gibbs Bursary for $250 1 final Drama ¥ Academic merit the Fine Arts or ¥ Financial need Funded by an endowment Art established by friends and family of Gordon L. Gibbs and matching grant from the Alberta Opportunities Fund Gledhil Award $500 1 3rd, 4th Printmaking ¥ Recommendation will be made by the full-time Neal Gledhil academic staff of the Printmaking Division ¥ Based on academic standing and a portfolio of prints which must be submitted to the area co-ordinator by April 15 ¥ Must be registered full time but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ No application required Sharon L. Gregory Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Art ¥ Academic merit Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson History ¥ Financial need in honour of their daughter-in-law, Dr. Sharon L. Gregory Heinz Jordan Memorial $500 2 2nd, 3rd Visual ¥ Must be studying Visual Arts in the Department Scholarships Arts of Art Heinz Jordan and Company ¥ Academic merit Limited, Downsview, Ontario ¥ No application required The Bow Fort Chapter I.O.D.E. $250 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Art ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need The Bow Fort Chapter I.O.D.E., Calgary Santo Mignosa Award $500 1 3rd, 4th Printmaking ¥ Specializing in Printmaking Friends and colleagues of ¥ Recommendation will be made by the full-time Santo Mignosa on the occasion academic staff of the Printmaking Division of his retirement from the ¥ Academic merit Department of Art ¥ Must submit a portfolio of prints to the Area Co-ordinator by April 15 ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ No application required The Sadie M. Nelson Bursary in $800 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Art ¥ Academic merit Art ¥ Financial need Sadie M. Nelson with thanks to the ¥ Canadian citizen University of Calgary for the ¥ Resident of Alberta education received by the children of Fred and Sadie Nelson Pringle Family Scholarship for $250 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Art ¥ Specializing in the area of Painting, Drawing or the Visual Arts Printmaking Pringle Family ¥ Academic merit ¥ No application required Jack Wise Award for $300 1 4th Art ¥ Offered to a student who has completed Art 451 Excellence in Painting and 453 The Jed Irwin Fund of the ¥ Based on a portfolio review by the academic staff Calgary Foundation of the Department of Art ¥ No application required 544 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

The Department of Drama Gold Gold 1 Graduating Drama ¥ Highest distinction Medal Medal ¥ No application required Department of Drama, University of Calgary Victoria Black Award $3,000 1 4th, 5th Drama ¥ Accepted into the full-time professional theatre Drama Undergraduate Society, (Professional internship course (DRAM590) students, staff and faculty Theatre ¥ Selected by the Department of Drama members of the Department of Internship) ¥ Selection based on both practical and academic Drama in memory of Victoria achievement, and interests expressed in the personal Black, a student in the interview Department of Drama 1988-91 ¥ Apply to the Department of Drama by March1 The Noel Coward Memorial $1,500 1 Normally Drama ¥ Demonstrated excellence in theatrical performance Award end of ¥ Minimum GPA of 2.60 in the previous academic year Alan L. Robertson, Calgary 3rd ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a normal full-course load ¥ No application required Gordon L. Gibbs Bursary for $250 1 final Drama ¥ Academic merit the Fine Arts or ¥ Financial need Funded by an endowment Art established by friends and family of Gordon L. Gibbs and matching grant from the Alberta Opportunities Fund Elizabeth Sterling Haynes $900 1 3rd, 4th Drama ¥ Majoring in Drama Scholarship ¥ Academic merit Mrs. Marie Hanson Samuels in ¥ Demonstrated excellence in theatrical performance recognition of the great talent of ¥ No application required Elizabeth Sterling Haynes and her contribution to theatre in Alberta IATSE (Local 212) Award in $500 1 3rd, 4th Drama ¥ Recipient will have a demonstrated interest in and Design/Technical Theatre potential for success in the technical and/or design International Alliance of aspect of theatrical or motion picture production Theatrical Stage Employees ¥ Must have a minimum grade point average of 2.60 (IATSE) (Local 212) ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ Recipient will be nominated by the Department of Drama ¥ No application required Victor Mitchell Award $1,700 1 Any Drama ¥ Nominated by the Department of Drama Friends of Victor Mitchell ¥ Shown an excellence and aptitude in the study and practice of theatre ¥ No application required Dr. Leona Flegal Paterson Prize $700 1 2nd Drama ¥ Majoring in Drama in Drama ¥ Academic merit Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Calgary ¥ No application required The Peter H. Spear Memorial $3,000 1 1st, 2nd BEd ¥ Academic merit Scholarship (Master ¥ Drama Education specialization Family and friends of Peter of ¥ Must have successfully completed a minimum of two Spear Teaching full courses offered by the Department of Drama Program) ¥ In the event there are no eligible candidates then students in the Department of Drama will be considered providing they have submitted an undergraduate award application by June 15 ¥ No application required The Shirley M. White Scholarship $1,500 1 3rd, 4th Drama ¥ Academic merit Dr. Terry White ¥ Recipient will be nominated by the Department of Drama ¥ No application required Awards and Financial Assistance 545 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

David Frederick Baker Memorial $1,000 1 Any Music ¥ Highest grade based on performance on a musical Prize instrument before the spring “jury” David Frederick Baker ¥ Graduated from a high school in Alberta Memorial Foundation ¥ Need not be returning to University of Calgary ¥ No application required Calgary Pro Musica Chamber $1,000 1 Any Music ¥ Enrolled in the chamber music tutorial Music Prize ¥ Contributed the most to the tutorial, as decided by Calgary Pro Musica Society the Department of Music ¥ Satisfactory academic standing ¥ If no suitable recipient, prize will be withdrawn for that year ¥ No application required The Carr Prizes $2,000 1 2nd, 3rd Music ¥ Studying piano Mrs. Violet Scott Carr in $2,000 1 (Piano) ¥ Performance major memory of her husband W.H. ¥ Selection based on performance before either the “Harry” Carr spring jury or the audition jury ¥ Attended high school in Alberta ¥ No application required The Alice Cobb Scholarships $1,375 4 Any Music ¥ Studying piano, violin, viola or cello The Estate of Alice Cobb ¥ Good academic standing ¥ Financial need ¥ Apply to the Department of Music by September 15 E.G. Coombe Family Bursaries in $2,000 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Vocal & ¥ Majoring in Choral Music Music Choral ¥ Academic merit Edwin G. Coombe Family, Music ¥ Financial need Calgary ¥ Extra-curricular activities ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident The Antoinette Davies Memorial $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Music ¥ Studying piano Bursary (Piano) ¥ Majoring in performance Mr. Sterling Davies, Mrs. ¥ Attended high school in Alberta Maureen Pavelec and friends in ¥ Academic merit memory of Mrs. Sterling ¥ Financial need (Anne) Davies F.L. Fenwick Scholarships in $2,000 2 Any Music ¥ Based on recommendation of the audition jury or Music (Pipe the spring jury Carthy Foundation in honour Organ) ¥ Preference given to an organist but students of F.L. Fenwick on the studying the harpsichord may become eligible occasion of his retirement as ¥ No application required President of the Carthy Foundation Irene Y.L. Fung Memorial $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Music ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need Peter Tsang in memory of his ¥ Must have graduated from an Alberta high school wife, Irene Fung ¥ Preference given to students studying piano or violin ¥ Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident The Helen and F.R. Graham $1,400 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Music ¥ Selection made by the Department of Music based Award (Composition) on academic merit and/or student’s promise as a Helen G. Graham, Calgary composer ¥ In the case of a tie, financial need will also be taken into consideration ¥ No application required The Hertz Trio Prize $250 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Music ¥ Based on performance before the spring jury and Barrie I. Strafford, Calgary (String overall contribution to ensemble work within the Program) Department ¥ No application required Yvonne Johnston Award $800 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Music ¥ Studying piano Dr. A. Richard Johnston and (Piano) ¥ Selection made by the Department of Music based friends and colleagues of on student’s demonstrated interest and ability in the Yvonne Johnston discipline of accompanying ¥ No application required 546 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. The Norman J. Kennedy $2,000 1 Any Music ¥ Selection made by the Department of Music Memorial Scholarship for Choral (Choral ¥ Academic merit Performance Performance ¥ Participation and contribution to choral Mrs. Doris Kennedy in memory or performance or choral conducting of her husband, Norman J. Choral ¥ No application required Kennedy (1905-70) in Conducting) recognition of the contribution he made to the musical life in the City of Calgary The Norman J. Kennedy $2,000 1 Enrolled Music ¥ Selection based on performance before either the Memorial Scholarship for String or (Violin, audition jury or the spring jury Instruments Entering Violincello, ¥ No application required Mrs. Doris Kennedy in memory Viola, of her husband, Norman J. String Bass) Kennedy (1905-70) in recognition of the contribution he made to the musical life in the City of Calgary F.M. McLeod Prize $100 1 Any Music ¥ Recommendation made by the Department of Music Calgary Concert Band ¥ Participating or about to enroll in the University band program ¥ No application required John Norman Munro Memorial $2,200 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Music ¥ Academic merit Award in Music ¥ Contribution to the musical life of the Department Family and friends of John in the previous academic year Norman Munro ¥ Attended high school in Alberta ¥ Preference given to students who have been accepted into the Performance route ¥ No application required The Department of Music Awards Var Var Entering Music ¥ Based on recommendation of the audition jury or on Department of Music, or musical ability University of Calgary Enrolled ¥ Academic merit ¥ No application required The Department of Music Prize $2,000 1 Entering Music ¥ Chosen on basis of contribution to the musical life Department of Music, or or recommendation of the audition jury University of Calgary Enrolled ¥ No application required The Myrtle Cochran Paget $800 1 Any Music ¥ Preference given to a student entering first year Memorial Bursary (Violin) ¥ Selection based on audition or jury by the Mrs. Ettie Jones, Calgary, in Department of Music memory of her sister Myrtle ¥ Financial need Cochran Paget ¥ Apply to Department of Music by September 15 The Rideau Music Limited Prize $100 1 2nd Music ¥ Noteworthy achievement in the field of Music Rideau Music Limited, Calgary ¥ No application required The Allan Sangster Prize $100 1 3rd, 4th Music ¥ Majoring in Music History Department of Music, ¥ Academic merit University of Calgary ¥ Selection made by the Department of Music ¥ No application required Polyna Savridi Memorial $650 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Music ¥ Vocal music student accepted into the Performance Undergraduate Scholarship route Polyna Savridi Memorial ¥ Academic merit Foundation, Calgary ¥ No application required Don Wright Award in Practical $2,000 1 Any Music ¥ Continuing in program for at least one more year Instrumental Arranging ¥ Most promise in practical instrumental arranging Dr. Don Wright, Toronto, and composing for performance by an elementary Ontario or secondary school group ¥ Selection made by the Department of Music ¥ No application required Don Wright Award in Vocal and $2,000 1 Any Music ¥ Demonstrate a particular interest for working in Choral Music (School classroom vocal music with Grades 5 through 10 Dr. Don Wright, Toronto, Music) ¥ Selection made by the Department of Music Ontario ¥ No application required Awards and Financial Assistance 547 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Don Wright Prizes $1,700 2 Entering Music ¥ Chosen on the basis of contribution to the musical Dr. Don Wright, Toronto, or life of the Department in the previous academic Ontario Enrolled year or on the recommendation of the audition jury ¥ No application required HASKAYNE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Haskayne School of Business Gold 1 Graduating Haskayne ¥ Highest distinction in overall GPA in the faculty Gold Medal Medal School of ¥ Chosen from eligible students graduating in both Haskayne School of Business, Business Fall and Spring University of Calgary ¥ Awarded at Spring Convocation ¥ No application required Chartered Accountants Award $1,800 1 Graduating Haskayne ¥ Accounting concentration Alberta’s Chartered School of ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Accountants through the Business ¥ No application required Accounting Education Foundation of Alberta F.E.I. Silver Medallion Silver 1 Graduating Haskayne ¥ Finance concentration Financial Executives Medal School of ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Institute, Calgary Chapter Business ¥ No application required Dr. Richard Haskayne, FCA, $2,000 1 Graduating Haskayne ¥ Accounting concentration Award School of ¥ Academic merit Chartered Accountants Business ¥ Must have successfully completed one 400-level Education Foundation in finance course honour of Richard ¥ Must be intending to pursue the CA designation Haskayne, FCA ¥ No application required Silver Medallion - General Silver 1 Graduating Haskayne ¥ Graduating without a concentration Haskayne School of Business Medal School of ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Business ¥ No application required Silver Medallion in Accounting Silver 1 Graduating Haskayne ¥ Accounting concentration Haskayne School of Business Medal School of ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Business ¥ No application required Silver Medallion in Human Silver 1 Graduating Haskayne ¥ Human Resources and Organizational Dynamics Resources and Organizational Medal School of concentration Dynamics Business ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Haskayne School of Business ¥ No application required Silver Medallion in Silver 1 Graduating Haskayne ¥ International Business concentration International Business School of ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Haskayne School of Business Business ¥ No application required Silver Medallion in Marketing Silver 1 Graduating Haskayne ¥ Marketing concentration Haskayne School of Business Medal School of ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Business ¥ No application required Silver Medallion in Operations Silver 1 Graduating Haskayne ¥ Operations Management concentration Management Medal School of ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Haskayne School of Business Business ¥ No application required Silver Medallion in Petroleum Silver 1 Graduating Haskayne ¥ Petroleum Land Management concentration Land Management Medal School of ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Haskayne School of Business Business ¥ No application required Silver Medallion in Risk Silver 1 Graduating Haskayne ¥ Risk Management and Insurance concentration Management and Insurance Medal School of ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Haskayne School of Business Business ¥ No application required Silver Medallion in Systems Silver 1 Graduating Haskayne ¥ Systems Management concentration Management Medal School of ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Canadian Information Business ¥ No application required Processing Society Silver Medallion in Tourism Silver 1 Graduating Haskayne ¥ Tourism concentration Haskayne School of Business Medal School of ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Business ¥ No application required 548 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Sovereign Award $1,000 1 Graduating Haskayne ¥ Risk Management and Insurance concentration The Sovereign General School of ¥ Academic merit in the final year of the program Insurance Company, Calgary Business ¥ No application required Accounting Students’ $450 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Accounting concentration Association Prize School of ¥ Academic merit Accounting Students’ Business ¥ Must be a member of the Accounting Students’ Association Association ¥ Must have obtained a B grade or better in Accounting 323 The Alberta Hotel Association $2,500 2 3rd Hotel & ¥ Academic merit in a two year diploma program in Scholarships Resort the field of Hotel and Restaurant Management (or The Alberta Hotel Association Management equivalent) Program ¥ Full- or part-time student ¥ Minimum grade point average of 3.00 ¥ No application required AON Reed Stenhouse Inc. $2,500 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Risk Management and Insurance concentration Bursary in Risk Management School of ¥ Academic merit and Insurance Business ¥ Financial need AON Reed Stenhouse Inc. ATCO Gas Bursary $650 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit ATCO Gas School of ¥ Financial need Business ¥ Extra-curricular activities which have demonstrated leadership ability Harry Booth Bursary $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Alberta Natural Gas Company School of ¥ Financial need Ltd. in honour of Mr. Harry Booth, Business a former director of Alberta Natural Gas Company Ltd. BP Canada Energy Company $2,500 2 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Bursaries in Business School of ¥ Financial need BP Canada Energy Company Business ¥ Students must not be receiving money from another source BP Canada Energy Company $1,400 2 4th Haskayne ¥ Petroleum Land Management concentration PLM Bursaries School of ¥ Academic merit Funded from an endowment Business ¥ Financial need established by Amoco Canada Petroleum Co. Ltd. Walter Brock Bursary $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit The Walter Brock retirement School of ¥ Financial need fund and the Haskayne School Business ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be of Business Associates carrying a full-course load Program ¥ Single parent CAIFA, Calgary Chapter, $2,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit (minimum 3.00 grade point Business Scholarship School of average) CAIFA, Calgary Chapter Business ¥ Participation in extra-curricular activities ¥ Interest in Sales and in the Life Insurance Industry ¥ Canadian citizens or permanent residents ¥ Apply to the Haskayne School of Business by May 1 CAIFA, Calgary Chapter, $2,000 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Risk Management and Insurance concentration Scholarship in Risk School of ¥ Academic merit (minimum 3.00 grade point average) Management and Insurance Business ¥ Participation in extra-curricular activities CAIFA, Calgary Chapter ¥ Interest in Sales and in the Life Insurance Industry ¥ Canadian citizens or permanent residents ¥ In the event that there are no eligible candidates in the Risk Management and Insurance concentration, then students in any concentration within the Haskayne School of Business will be considered, providing they meet the balance of the criteria ¥ Apply to the Haskayne School of Business by May 1 Awards and Financial Assistance 549 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Calgary Association of Legal $500 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Administrators Bursary School of ¥ Financial need The Calgary Association of Business ¥ Must have been actively involved in student Legal Administrators activities during the preceding year Calgary Club Bursary $500 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Single parent The Calgary Club School of ¥ Academic merit Business ¥ Financial need ¥ Preference given to a mature student who has returned to post-secondary studies after an absence of several years ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load Canadian Council for the $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Best essay on any aspect of the Latin American Americas (Alberta Chapter) School of economies or trade Essay Prize on Latin America Business ¥ No application required Canadian Council for the Americas $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Social (Alberta Chapter), Haskayne Sciences School of Business and the Faculty of Social Sciences Canadian Pacific Scholarships $2,500 Var 3rd Hotel & ¥ Academic standing in a two-year diploma program in Hotel and Resort Resort in the field of Hotel and Restaurant Management Management Management (or equivalent) from an institution that is recognized Canadian Pacific Charitable Program by the University of Calgary for transfer to the Hotel Foundation and Resort Management program ¥ Both full and part-time students who have a minimum grade point average of 3.00 will be considered ¥ One award will be allocated to a student from each of the recognized institutions ¥ In the event there are no eligible students from a particular institution, the awards may be distributed to students entering from other recognized institutions ¥ No application required Canadian Petroleum Tax Society $1,500 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Highest grades in taxation course Award School of ¥ If a tie, overall grade point average will be Canadian Petroleum Tax Business considered Society, Calgary ¥ No application required Carthy Foundation Scholarship $5,000 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit in Business School of ¥ No application required Carthy Foundation, Calgary Business Certified General Accountants $650 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Accounting major of Alberta Scholarship School of ¥ Academic merit in the best three of the following Certified General Accountants Business four University of Calgary courses: ACCT 361, of Alberta 425, 343, or FNCE 317 ¥ Acceptable for credit in the Certified General Accountants Association of Alberta program ¥ No application required Certified Management $500 3 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Accounting concentration Accountants of Alberta Co-op School of ¥ Must have successfully completed two accounting Awards Business placements in industry Certified Management ¥ Based on the work term reports, performance Accountants of Alberta evaluations and employer’s letter of recommendation ¥ Academic merit and extra-curricular activities may be considered ¥ Preference may be given to students intending to pursue a Certified Management Accountant designation ¥ No application required 550 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Certified Management $1,500 2 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Accountants of Alberta School of ¥ Accounting concentration Scholarships Business ¥ Intending to pursue the Certified Management Certified Management Accountant (CMA) designation Accountants of Alberta ¥ Must have completed or be enrolled in at least two of the following courses: ACCT 323, ACCT 361, ACCT 341, ACCT 343 ¥ Preference will be given to students with extra- curricular activities demonstrating leadership ability Chevron Canada Resources $400 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Highest academic standing in SGMA473 Agreements Prize School of (Petroleum Business Agreements) Chevron Canada Resources, Business ¥ Must be a full time student Calgary ¥ No application required Arthur J.E. Child Scholarship $1,800 1 2nd Haskayne ¥ Academic merit in Business School of ¥ Applicants must submit a covering letter and a Arthur J.E. Child Foundation Business 300-word essay addressing the importance of of business etiquette to the Haskayne School of Business by March 31 Collins Barrow-Norman $1,000 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Accounting concentration Hames Memorial Scholarship School of ¥ Awarded on the basis of accounting and overall Offered by Collins Barrow, Business academic merit Chartered Accountants, ¥ Must be registered in three senior level accounting Calgary, in memory of the late courses J. Ewart Collins and Norman ¥ Intending to pursue the Chartered Accountancy E. Hames program ¥ No application required C.U.S. - Mike Johnson Memorial $500 1 Any Haskayne ¥ Minimum grade point average of 2.90 Award School of ¥ Must have made a positive contribution to a The Commerce Undergraduate Business Haskayne School of Business student organization Society in memory of the late or position Mike Johnson ¥ Major consideration given to student involvement ¥ Financial need considered only in the event of a tie Deloitte & Touche $1,000 1 3rd Haskayne ¥ Must be entering the Accounting concentration Scholarship School of ¥ Intending to pursue a career as a Chartered Deloitte & Touche, Chartered Business Accountant Accountants, Calgary ¥ Awarded on overall grade point average ¥ Preference given to students who have completed ACCT 323 with a minimum grade of “B+” Devon Canada Corporation $500 2 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Finance and Marketing concentrations Bursaries in Business School of ¥ Academic merit Devon Canada Corporation Business ¥ Financial need Vincent Doran Memorial $750 1 Final Haskayne ¥ Tourism and Hospitality Management concentration Award School of ¥ Must obtain a minimum grade point average of 2.60 Class Act 1996, the Haskayne Business ¥ Actively involved in student activities at the School of Business, friends, University of Calgary family, and colleagues of the late Vincent Doran, a student from 1990-95. At the time of his death Vincent was completing his final year of the Bachelor of Commerce (Co-operative Education) degree majoring in Tourism and Hospitality Management and Marketing DOSCO Supply Bursary in $750 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Business School of ¥ Financial need Dominion Oilfields Supply Business ¥ Canadian citizen Company Limited, Calgary ¥ Reside in Alberta ¥ Preference given to students who have been active in athletics, student or community affairs Awards and Financial Assistance 551 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Eaton Foundation Scholarships $3,400 2 4th Haskayne ¥ Marketing concentration The Eaton Foundation and the School of ¥ Academic merit University of Calgary from the Business ¥ Preference given to students who have completed or Building on the Vision Campaign are enrolled in MKTG 431 ¥ No application required Financial Executives Institute $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Finance concentration Scholarship School of ¥ Academic merit The Financial Executives Business ¥ Leadership ability Institute, Calgary Chapter ¥ Significant contribution to student activities on campus ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Marion Janet and Ian $2,500 10 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Storemont Forbes Bursaries School of ¥ Financial need Endowed by the estates of Business ¥ Preference to students with Finance concentration Marion Janet and Ian Storemont Forbes Jim and Doris Garner Bursary $2,500 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Concentration in either Risk Management and Calgary Foundation, Jim and School of Insurance or Risk Management and Insurance/ Doris Garner Fund Business Finance ¥ Academic merit ¥ Financial need Great-West Life Business $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Risk Management and Insurance concentration Education Scholarship School of ¥ Academic merit Great-West Life Assurance Business ¥ Extra-curricular activities Company ¥ Demonstrated leadership ability ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Norm Green Scholarship $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Anonymous donation in School of recognition of Norm Green’s Business participation in bringing the Flames Hockey Team to Calgary Haskayne School of Business $500 3 4th Haskayne ¥ Must have successfully completed three work Co-op Student Achievement School of placements Awards Business ¥ Based on supervisor’s nomination, work term Various companies from reports and performance evaluations industry ¥ No application required Haskayne School of Business $500 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Highest grade point average in all courses taken in Undergraduate Scholarship School of the Haskayne School of Business Haskayne School of Business, Business ¥ Successful completion of all third year core courses University of Calgary in the BComm program ¥ No application required Hong Kong-Canada Business $500 1 Any Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Association Award School of ¥ Proven interest in international relations between Hong Kong Business Business Hong Kong and Canada Association HSBC Canadian Direct Award $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Risk Management and Insurance concentration HSBC Canadian Direct School of ¥ Academic merit Insurance Inc. Business ¥ Financial need ¥ Preference given to a student who has demonstrated an entrepreneurial flair by developing or assisting in the development of a new small business enterprise Hudson’s Bay Company $1,670 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Scholarship School of ¥ Leadership ability Hudson’s Bay Charitable Business ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Foundation ¥ Preference will be given to students who are enrolled in or have completed MKTG 431 and have expressed an interest in pursuing a career in retail management Human Resources $500 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Based on achievement in HROD 321/317 Association Scholarship School of ¥ Interest in pursuing a career in Personnel The Human Resources Business Administration Association of Calgary ¥ Record is satisfactory ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident 552 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Independent Insurance $3,000 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Risk Management and Insurance concentration Brokers’ Association of School of ¥ Completed secondary schooling in Alberta Alberta Scholarship Business ¥ Academic merit Independent Insurance Brokers’ ¥ Participation in extra-curricular activities Association of Alberta ¥ Interest in the General Insurance Industry Insurance Brokers’ Association of $500 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Risk Management and Insurance concentration Saskatchewan Scholarship School of ¥ Academic merit Insurance Brokers’ Association Business ¥ Extra-curricular activities at the community or of Saskatchewan university level ¥ Saskatchewan resident (defined by eligibility for Saskatchewan Health Services) Insurance Institute of $1,000 1 3rd Haskayne ¥ Risk Management and Insurance concentration Saskatchewan Scholarship School of ¥ Academic merit Insurance Institute of Business ¥ Renewable in fourth year providing a minimum Saskatchewan grade point average of 3.00 is maintained ¥ Saskatchewan resident ¥ Students transferring in from other Canadian post- secondary institutions will also be considered ¥ No application required Jack Irwin PLM Excellence $600 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Petroleum Land Management concentration Bursary School of ¥ Academic merit Canadian Association of Business ¥ Minimum grade point average of 3.20 Petroleum Landmen, Calgary ¥ Consideration given to financial need, summer industry experience, extra-curricular activities and leadership ability H.L. Johnson and Associates Ltd. $1,000 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Human Resources and Organizational Dynamics Award School of concentration Harvey and Marilyn Johnson, Business ¥ Academic merit Calgary ¥ Financial need ¥ Participation in extra-curricular activities Michael W. Johnson Memorial $1,700 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Scholarship School of ¥ Must have been actively involved in student Friends and family of the late Business activities during the preceding years Michael Johnson, a graduate of the Faculty of Business (now Haskayne School of Business), class of ’76 at University of Calgary Edith Kerekes Memorial Award $600 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Family, friends and members of School of ¥ Contribution to student activities in the Haskayne AIESEC in memory of Edith Kerekes, Business School of Business a student in the Haskayne School of Business and an active member of AIESEC - Calgary 1988-90 Audrey Krassman Memorial $2,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Accounting concentration Bursary in Accounting School of ¥ Academic merit Estate of Audrey Darlene Business ¥ Financial need Krassman ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Michael and Illa Maher $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Bursary School of ¥ Financial need Mike Maher and funds raised at the Business ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be Mike Maher Tribute Reception held carrying a full-course load June 13, 1999, on the occasion of Dr. Maher’s retirement [Dean, Faculty of Management 1981-1999, (now Haskayne School of Business)] Michael and Bonnie Makinson $500 1 3rd Haskayne ¥ Accounting concentration Bursary School of ¥ Academic merit Funded by an endowment Business ¥ Financial need established by Michael and Bonnie Makinson and matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund Awards and Financial Assistance 553 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Marsh Canada Ltd. $1,000 1 3rd Haskayne ¥ Finance or Risk Management and Insurance Scholarships 1 4th School of concentration Marsh Canada Ltd. Business ¥ Must be enrolled in or have completed at least one full course equivalent in RMIN ¥ Academic merit ¥ No application required The Walter M. McAdam $1,200 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Scholarship School of ¥ Must have demonstrated an entrepreneurial flair Michael W. McAdam in honour Business by developing or assisting in the development of a of his father, Walter M. McAdam new small business enterprise George L. McVety C.L.U. $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Risk Management and Insurance concentration Bursary School of ¥ Academic merit Funded by an endowment Business ¥ Financial need established by the late George ¥ Preference will be given to a student with McVety with additional donations demonstrated interpersonal skills who has from Mabel McVety in memory participated in volunteer activities involving of her husband, George McVety concern for others David Mitchell Bursary $1,200 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Satisfactory academic standing David Mitchell, Calgary School of ¥ Financial need Business ¥ Extra-curricular activities ¥ Demonstrated leadership ability ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident ¥ Completed secondary schooling in Alberta John and Anthony Pearson $2,000 1 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Based primarily on financial need with academic Memorial Bursaries $2,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne merit also to be considered Friends and family of the School of Pearson brothers, John Charles Business and Anthony Thomas, students at the University of Calgary from 1983 to 1987 and 1985 to 1987 respectively Ivor Petrak Scholarships $1,800 2 4th Haskayne ¥ Pursuing the Tourism and Hospitality Management The friends and colleagues of School of concentration the late Ivor Petrak, a senior- Business ¥ Academic merit in 4 and one-half full-course Vice President of Canadian equivalents taken in sessions 1 and 4 of the Co-op Pacific Hotels Corporation Education program and General Manager of the ¥ In the traditional program, based on academic merit Banff Springs Hotel on a minimum of 4 and one-half full courses taken in the most recent Fall/Winter Sessions ¥ Preference given to Co-op Education students on international work term placements ¥ No application required Petroleum Accountants Society $1,500 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Accounting concentration of Canada Bursary School of ¥ Expressed an intention to pursue a career as an The Petroleum Accountants Business accountant in the petroleum industry Society of Canada, Calgary ¥ Academic merit ¥ Financial need Robert M. Pogue Bursary $500 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Financial need Robert M. Pogue School of ¥ Extra-curricular activities within the university Business community that demonstrate leadership ability ¥ Academic merit ¥ Preference to students who graduated from a high school in Alberta ¥ Award to be offered every odd numbered year Johnston D. Porter Memorial $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Scholarship School of Independent Petroleum Business Association of Canada in memory of Johnston Porter, Managing Director of IPAC from 1975-1985 554 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

PricewaterhouseCoopers $1,250 2 4th Haskayne ¥ Accounting concentration Alumni Scholarships School of ¥ Expressed an intention to pursue a career as a The Alumni Association of Business Chartered Accountant PricewaterhouseCoopers, ¥ One award based on academic merit Calgary ¥ One award based on academic merit and extra- curricular activities which have demonstrated leadership ability Mary and Ray Probst Memorial $1,250 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Bursary School of ¥ Financial need Curtis S. Probst in memory of Business ¥ Preference will be given to students who are his parents, Mary and Ray graduates of an Alberta high school located Probst North of latitude 55 ¥ In the event that there are no eligible applicants, graduates of any Alberta high school will be considered Royal & SunAlliance Insurance $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Canadian aboriginal student Company of Canada Scholarship School of ¥ Concentration in Risk Management and Insurance for Aboriginal Students Business ¥ Academic merit Royal & SunAlliance Insurance ¥ If no eligible applicants in the RMIN program, Company of Canada Canadian aboriginal students registered in third or fourth year of other programs will be eligible Royal & SunAlliance - $3,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Offered to a student enrolled in any concentration Specialty Solutions Bursary School of who has completed RMIN 317 and has completed Royal & SunAlliance Business or is enrolled in RMIN 459 Insurance Company of ¥ Academic merit Canada - Specialty Solutions ¥ Financial need SGI CANADA Scholarship $3,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Risk Management and Insurance concentration SGI CANADA, Regina, School of ¥ Academic merit Saskatchewan Business ¥ Must be a Saskatchewan resident ¥ No application required Norman Ronald Silver $800 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Memorial Scholarship in School of ¥ No application required Business Business The Associates of the Haskayne School of Business Andrew C.L. Sims $1,000 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Human Resources and Organizational Dynamics Scholarship School of concentration Friends and colleagues of Business ¥ Awarded on overall grade point average to a Andrew C.L. Sims to recognize student enrolled in or has completed at least two of his contribution as Chair of the the following three courses: HROD405, Alberta Labour Relations HROD449 or HROD493 Board and the Public Service Employee Relations Board E.G. (Ted) Smith Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Risk Management and Insurance or Finance/Risk Funded by an endowment School of Management and Insurance concentration established by friends and Business ¥ Academic merit colleagues of E.G. (Ted) Smith on ¥ Financial need the occasion of his retirement from Woodman Financial Group Inc. and matching grant from the Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund David Tallman Memorial $2,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Bursary School of ¥ Financial need Funded by an endowment Business ¥ Extra-curricular activities; including sports, student established by friends and activities, or involvement with the Intercollegiate family of David Tallman, Business team BComm (‘88) and matching ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund Awards and Financial Assistance 555 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Tax Executives Institute $1,000 1 Any Haskayne ¥ Accounting concentration Bursary School of ¥ Academic merit The Tax Executives Institute, Business ¥ Financial need Calgary Chapter ¥ Must be registered in ACCT 421 for the upcoming academic year Anthony Thibaudeau $3,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Risk Management and Insurance concentration Undergraduate Bursary School of ¥ Academic merit The Insurance Institute of Canada, Business ¥ Financial need on behalf of the property/casualty insurance industry at large, in recognition of Mr. Thibaudeau’s contribution to the establishment of a chair in Risk Management and Insurance 3M Canada Company Bursary $1,000 1 4th Haskayne ¥ Based primarily on academic merit 3M Canada Company, School of ¥ Some consideration given to financial need London, Ontario Business Trimac Bursary $750 1 3rd Haskayne ¥ Academic merit Trimac, Calgary School of ¥ Financial need Business Robert Waller Bursaries $1,250 3 3rd Haskayne ¥ Accounting concentration Chartered Accountants’ School of ¥ Academic merit Education Foundation of Business ¥ Financial need Alberta to honour Robert Waller, FCA, and recognize his contributions to his profession and the community WHERE Calgary Magazine $500 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Pursuing the Tourism and Hospitality Management Scholarship School of concentration Key West Publishers Ltd., Business ¥ Academic merit in four and one-half full-course Calgary equivalents taken in sessions 1 and 4 of the Co-op Education program ¥ In the traditional program, based on academic merit on a minimum of four and one-half full courses taken in the most recent Fall/Winter Sessions in the Haskayne School of Business ¥ No application required Jack T. Wood Bursary $4,000 1 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Outstanding academic merit Pembina Corporation in honour School of ¥ Demonstrated leadership ability of Jack T. Wood on the Business ¥ Financial need occasion of his retirement from ¥ Canadian citizen the Board of Directors, ¥ Resident of Alberta Pembina Resources Limited ¥ Made a positive contribution to a Haskayne School of Business student organization, or some other University activity

FACULTY OF HUMANITIES

The Faculty of Humanities Gold Gold 1 Graduating Humanities ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Medal Medal ¥ No application required University of Calgary Silver Medallion in General Silver 1 Graduating General ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Humanities Medal Humanities honours program in the department Humanities Associates ¥ No application required Program The Calgary Herald Centennial $400 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Humanities ¥ High academic standing Bursaries or Social ¥ Financial need The Calgary Herald, Calgary Sciences ¥ Preference may be given to applicants who have served as Herald newspaper carriers for at least two years 556 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

The Calgary Herald Scholarships $600 1 3rd, 4th Humanities ¥ Academic merit in Humanities and Social (Honours) ¥ No application required Sciences $600 1 3rd, 4th Social The Calgary Herald, Calgary Sciences (Honours) Faculty of Humanities $2,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Humanities ¥ Academic merit Scholarship ¥ No application required Anonymous The Nancy Miles Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Humanities ¥ Single parent Anonymous ¥ Academic merit ¥ Financial need ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a normal full-course load The Ruth and Sam Prager $600 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Humanities ¥ Academic merit Bursary or Social ¥ Financial need Family and friends of Carol and Sciences ¥ Preference will be given to students enrolled with a Joel Prager to honour Ruth double major in Social Sciences or a double major and Sam Prager in Social Sciences and Humanities Norman E. Wagner Scholarship $1,400 1 3rd, 4th Humanities ¥ Academic merit Friends and colleagues of ¥ Extra-curricular activities Norman Wagner to commemorate Dr. Wagner’s term as President of the University of Calgary 1978 to 1988 R.W. Zwicky Memorial Prize $800 1 4th, 5th Humanities/ ¥ Academic merit in all humanities courses taken The Zwicky Family in memory Engineering ¥ Minimum grade point average of 3.20 required in of their husband and father, Combined all courses taken in the most recent Fall/Winter R.W. Zwicky Degrees Sessions Program ¥ In the event there is no eligible recipient, the award will be offered to a student entering fourth year in the Faculty of Engineering ¥ No application required Department of English

Silver Medallion in English Silver 1 Graduating English ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Humanities Associates Medal honours program in the department Program ¥ No application required A.T.J. Cairns Memorial $2,000 6 Any Creative ¥ Declared either a major or minor in English Undergraduate Scholarships (3 M, Writing in ¥ Selections made by the Department of English The Estate of Professor A.T.J. 3 F) English; based on academic merit in the mentioned fields of Cairns English study Literature; ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be related carrying a full-course load literary ¥ No application required fields The Calgary Herald Prize in $400 1 Any English ¥ Outstanding merit in any two 200-level half courses English or any one 200-level full course in English The Calgary Herald, Calgary ¥ First class standing in such courses ¥ Carrying a full year’s work in which standing is satisfactory to the Faculty Council ¥ No application required The Calgary Herald Scholarship $500 1 2nd English ¥ Majoring in English in English ¥ Academic merit The Calgary Herald, Calgary The Dr. Aileen Fish Memorial $700 1 3rd, 4th English ¥ Majoring in English Bursary ¥ Academic merit The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, ¥ Financial need Calgary Awards and Financial Assistance 557 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. A Footprint in the Sand $1,500 2 Any English ¥ Majoring in English Anonymous donation in ¥ Academic merit memory of John Stanley (Jack) ¥ Financial need Peach. This award has no ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be connection with Margaret carrying a full-course load Fishback Powers or the poem “I Had a Dream”, also known as “Footprints” © 1964 Kenneth MacLean Glazier $600 1 4th Canadian ¥ Academic merit Scholarship Literature ¥ Particular consideration given to students who have: Kenneth MacLean Glazier, emphasized the study of Canadian authors, where Calgary possible utilizing the archival material in the Kenneth M. Glazier Canadian Authors Collection located in the Special Collections Department of the University of Calgary Library; and declared a minor in Canadian Studies ¥ Recommendation made by the Department of English ¥ Canadian citizen ¥ No application required The H.A. Gorrell Memorial $2,500 1 4th English ¥ Academic merit Bursaries ¥ Financial need Mrs. Jean Gorrell in memory $2,500 1 4th Geology & ¥ Extra-curricular activities of her husband H.A. Gorrell Geophysics Khalid N. Kiani Memorial $1,300 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic achievement in literature courses, Scholarship preferably with an emphasis on poetry, taken in the Friends and family of Khalid Department of English N. Kiani ¥ For applicable courses consult the Department of English ¥ No application required G. Rodney Morisset Prize $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Academic achievement in courses in Children’s Friends of the late G. Rodney Literature Morisset, professor of English ¥ Consult the Department of English for applicable and the Humanities Associates Children’s Literature courses Program ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ No application required Dorothy M. Norton Scholarship $1,000 1 2nd English ¥ Majoring in English Dorothy M. Norton Fund of ¥ Minimum GPA of 3.50 on a full-course load The Calgary Foundation ¥ Canadian citizen ¥ Graduated from a Calgary high school ¥ In case of a tie, financial need will be considered Laura Mae Stillings Scholarships $1,200 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Female student in Poetry ¥ Academic merit in poetry courses taken in the Estate of Laura Mae Kutney Department of English ¥ For applicable courses consult the Department of English ¥ No application required Department of French, Italian and Spanish

Silver Medallion in French, Silver 1 Graduating French, ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Italian and Spanish Medal Italian & honours program in the department Humanities Associates Spanish ¥ No application required Program The Swiss Government Book Book 1 Graduating French, ¥ Highest standing in a senior Italian literature course Prize in Italian Italian & taken during the Winter Session Embassy of Switzerland in Spanish ¥ Record must be otherwise satisfactory Canada, Ottawa ¥ No application required 558 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. The E. Catherine Barclay $7,500 1 Any Any ¥ Full-time student who intends to pursue studies at Scholarship the Université de Bourgogne (University of Friends of E. Catherine Burgundy) in Dijon, France or Universite Francois Barclay Rabelais in Tours, France ¥ Must undertake to enroll as a full-time student at the Université de Bourgogne or Universite Francois Rabelais ¥ Academic merit ¥ Sufficient ability in oral and written French ¥ Extra-curricular activities, exhibiting qualities of good citizenship which demonstrate concern for others will be taken into consideration ¥ Apply to Department of French, Italian and Spanish by December 15 ¥ Award to be offered alternate years only. For more information, interested students may contact the Department of French, Italian and Spanish The Belgian Government Book Book 1 Any French, ¥ Highest standing in any 400- or 500-level French Prize Italian & literature course of the 17th, 18th or 19th century The Belgian Government Spanish ¥ Record otherwise satisfactory Embassy, Ottawa ¥ No application required French Embassy Book Prizes Book 3 Any French, ¥ One award for outstanding merit in a 400- or 500- The French Embassy, Ottawa Italian & level French course Spanish ¥ One award for outstanding merit in FREN 317 ¥ One award for outstanding merit in a 300-level French literature or culture course ¥ Record otherwise satisfactory ¥ No application required French Government Book Prizes Book 2 Any Any ¥ One award for highest academic standing in the Consulate of France, or final year of a French major degree program Vancouver Humanities ¥ One award for outstanding merit in two first-year (French University French courses Italian & ¥ Record otherwise satisfactory Spanish) ¥ No application required The Irpinia Cultural Society Book Book 1 Any Any ¥ Minor in Italian Prize ¥ Highest standing in any Italian course offered The Irpinia Cultural Society, ¥ Record must be otherwise satisfactory Calgary ¥ No application required Italian Embassy Book Prizes Book 3 Any French, ¥ Highest standing in each of ITAL 203, 303 and Italian Cultural Institute, Italian & other senior Winter Session Italian courses Vancouver Spanish ¥ Record otherwise satisfactory ¥ No application required Italian Studies Scholarship $500 1 Any Any ¥ Declared a minor and currently registered in Italian Former students of Italian at Studies University of Calgary and ¥ Academic merit in Italian courses taken over the supporters last two consecutive sessions ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ No application required Spanish Embassy Book Prizes Book 2 Any French, ¥ Outstanding merit in any Spanish course at the 400 Spanish Embassy, Ottawa Italian & or 500 level Spanish ¥ Record otherwise satisfactory ¥ No application required The Swiss Government Book Book 1 Any French, ¥ Highest standing in a modern francophone literature Prize in French Italian & or culture course at the 400- or 500-level Embassy of Switzerland in Spanish ¥ Record otherwise satisfactory Canada, Ottawa ¥ No application required Department of Germanic, Slavic and East Asian Studies

Silver Medallion in Germanic, Silver 1 Graduating Germanic, ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Slavic and East Asian Studies Medal Slavic & honours program in the department Humanities Associates East Asian ¥ No application required Program Studies Awards and Financial Assistance 559 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

The Austrian Embassy Book Book 1 Any Germanic, ¥ Outstanding merit in a 400- or 500-level German Prize Slavic & literature course Austrian Embassy, Ottawa East Asian ¥ Record otherwise satisfactory Studies ¥ No application required

The German Government Book Book 6 Any Germanic, ¥ Outstanding merit in GERM 203, 223, or 303, Prizes Slavic & GERM 333, GERM 353, GERM 469.01 or 469.04 Consul General of the Federal East Asian and GERM 401 or 403 Republic of Germany, Studies ¥ Not awarded to same student more than once Vancouver ¥ No application required

German Language School of $850 1 Any Education or ¥ Interest in the German language and culture Calgary Award Humanities ¥ Academic merit with a minimum grade of “B+” in German Language School of each German course taken Calgary ¥ If no suitable candidate can be selected by the Faculty of Education, students enrolled in the Faculty of Humanities, majoring in German will be considered ¥ No application required

Germanic, Slavic and East Asian $900 1 Any Any ¥ Academic standing in senior courses offered in the Studies Scholarship Department of Germanic, Slavic and East Asian Members of the Department of Studies Germanic, Slavic and East Asian ¥ Record otherwise satisfactory Studies in honour of retired faculty ¥ Selection made by the Department of Germanic, members Rene Breugelmans, Slavic and East Asian Studies William R. Gilby, Juergen Jahn, ¥ No application required Julian L. Laychuk, Ivor Luethy, Alexander Malycky, Alfred H. Schulze, Roman S. Struc and Clive von Cardinal (deceased) The John E. Oyler Bursary $1,600 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Germanic, ¥ Academic merit Faculty members of the Slavic & ¥ Financial need Department of Germanic, East Asian Slavic and East Asian Studies, Studies University of Calgary The Sekiguchi Book Prizes Book 2 Any Any ¥ Highest standing in JPNS 207 and JPNS 333 Dr. Reiko W. Sekiguchi, providing record is otherwise satisfactory Tsukuba, Japan ¥ No application required The Sekiguchi Prize $250 1 Any Any ¥ Highest standing in JPNS 303 providing record is Dr. Reiko W. Sekiguchi, otherwise satisfactory Tsukuba, Japan ¥ No application required The Swiss Government Book Book 1 Any Germanic, ¥ Outstanding merit in a 300-level German literature Prize in German Slavic & course Embassy of Switzerland in East Asian ¥ Record otherwise satisfactory Canada, Ottawa Studies Department of Greek and Roman Studies

Silver Medallion in Greek Silver 1 Graduating Greek ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or and Roman Studies Medal and honours program in the department Humanities Associates Roman ¥ No application required Program Studies Jessie Ower Memorial Prize $500 1 Any Greek ¥ Major or honours program in the Department Members and friends of the and ¥ Registered full time, but need not have taken a Department Roman full-course load Studies ¥ Made at discretion of the Department ¥ Primary consideration given to academic merit in courses taken in the Department ¥ No application required 560 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. The Valenti Financial Corp. $1,000 1 2nd Greek ¥ Academic merit Bursary and ¥ Financial need The Valenti Financial Corp., Roman ¥ Renewable for two additional years Calgary Studies ¥ Minimum grade point average of 3.00 is required for both selection and renewal ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load The Wigham Family Scholarship $2,500 1 Any Greek ¥ Offered annually The Wigham Family, Calgary and ¥ Registered in a major, minor or Graduate program Roman offered by the Department of Greek and Roman Studies Studies, or by the Department of Archaeology with a or proven interest in Mediterranean studies Archaeology ¥ Recipient to use award to defray travel expenses or associated with a period of overseas study or Graduate field-work Studies ¥ Undergraduate students must have obtained a minimum grade point average of 3.00 on at least three full-course equivalents in the previous calendar year ¥ Graduate students require a strong letter of support from the Graduate Co-ordinator ¥ Preference will be given to applicant with confirmed registration in either an academic course in Mediterranean studies or a field excavation in the Mediterranean or Europe ¥ Recipient may be required to give a public presentation of the project on their return ¥ A letter of application should be submitted to the Department of Greek and Roman Studies by March 15 ¥ Include a description of the project to be undertaken and, if possible, confirmation of registration in the course or excavation The A.D. Winspear Prize $200 1 Any Greek ¥ Made at discretion of the Department Friends of the late A.D. and ¥ Based on performance and interest in Greek and Winspear, former Professor of Roman Roman Classics Classics Studies ¥ To be used exclusively for the purchase of books ¥ Must have completed at least three full-course equivalents during the previous Fall/Winter Sessions ¥ No application required Department of Philosophy

Silver Medallion in Philosophy Silver 1 Graduating Philosophy ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Humanities Associates Medal honours program in the department Program ¥ No application required Rhoda F. Blythe Philosophy $1,800 1 Any Philosophy ¥ Made at the discretion of the Department meeting Undergraduate Scholarship in council Endowed by faculty members ¥ Primary consideration given to noteworthy and friends of the Department philosophical aptitude and academic achievement of Philosophy in honour of ¥ If not awarded in a particular year, would normally Rhoda F. Blythe on the be doubled for the following year occasion of her retirement from ¥ No application required the department in 1982 The Donald J. Lipkind Memorial $1,900 1 3rd, 4th Humanities ¥ Major in Philosophy Scholarship ¥ Must have a combination of scholastic abilities and Offered by Mr. and Mrs. S.H. social skills that have led towards above average Lipkind, friends and family, in contribution and dedication to their community memory of Donald J. Lipkind ¥ Canadian citizen ¥ Resident of Alberta ¥ Academic merit and financial need will also be considered Awards and Financial Assistance 561 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Department of Philosophy $500 1 Any Philosophy ¥ Honours, major or minor program in the Department Scholarship of Philosophy Faculty members of the ¥ Academic standing in Philosophy courses Department of Philosophy ¥ Need not be registered full time ¥ No application required Department of Religious Studies

Silver Medallion in Religious Silver 1 Graduating Religious ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Studies Medal Studies honours program in the department Humanities Associates ¥ No application required Program Department of Religious Studies Book 3 Graduating Religious ¥ Majoring in the Department of Religious Studies Book Prizes Studies ¥ Highest academic standing in the areas of Eastern Faculty members of the Religion, Western Religion or The Nature of Department of Religious Religion Studies, University of Calgary ¥ No application required Joseph and Sylvia Bercuson $500 1 Any Religious ¥ Academic merit Bursary in Judaic Studies Studies ¥ Financial need David and Barrie Bercuson ¥ Major or minor in Religious Studies ¥ Must be in the Western Religion stream and be enrolled or have completed at least two upper level half courses in Judaism FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY

Faculty of Kinesiology Gold Gold 1 Graduating Kinesiology ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Medal Medal ¥ No application required University of Calgary CSEP/SCPE Undergraduate Medal 1 Graduating Kinesiology ¥ Highest standing in the sport science portion of Student Award program The Canadian Society for ¥ No application required Exercise Physiology Athletic Therapy Entrance $500 2 3rd, 4th Kinesiology ¥ Must be entering the Athletic Therapy Major Awards ¥ Based on admission average to the Athletic Therapy Faculty of Kinesiology Program as calculated by the Faculty of Kinesiology (Campus Recreation) ¥ Students need not be registered full time, but must be enrolled in at least two half courses per session ¥ Payment is held until the students have completed their course work at Mount Royal College and return to U of C ¥ No application required David Keith Davies Scholarship $1,600 1 1st BEd ¥ Academic merit Friends, family and colleagues (Master of ¥ Must have played minor soccer in the City of of David Keith Davies in Teaching Calgary for at least one year recognition of his contribution Program) to soccer in the City of Calgary or 2nd, 3rd, 4th Kinesiology Faculty of Kinesiology $500 Var 2nd, 3rd, 4th Kinesiology ¥ Academic merit Scholarships ¥ No application required Faculty of Kinesiology alumni The Vereburn Athletic Therapy $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Kinesiology ¥ Student demonstrating a combination of clinical skills Clinical Award excellence, academic achievement, and service to the Vereburn Supply Ltd., Calgary University of Calgary student athletes through the athletic therapy group ¥ Completed or enrolled in Athletic Therapy 471 ¥ Preference given to students in the Athletic Therapy major ¥ Need not be registered full time, but must be enrolled in at least two half courses per session ¥ Selection made by the athletic therapy selection committee in January ¥ No application required 562 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

The Vereburn Athletic Therapy $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Kinesiology ¥ Student demonstrating a combination of practical skills Practical Award excellence, academic achievement, outstanding Vereburn Supply Ltd., Calgary management of an emergency situation and service to the University of Calgary student athletes through the athletic therapy group ¥ Completed or enrolled in Athletic Therapy 471 ¥ Preference given to students in the Athletic Therapy major ¥ Need not be registered full time, but must be enrolled in at least two half courses per session ¥ Selection made by the athletic therapy selection committee in January ¥ No application required

FACULTY OF NURSING

Students in the Conjoint Nursing Program should contact the Student Awards and Financial Aid office for details on awards and applications.

Nursing students who were registered in less than four and one-half full course equivalents may be eligible for awards if their course load was reduced due to advanced credits awarded by the faculty.

Faculty of Nursing Gold Medal Gold 1 Graduating Nursing ¥ Highest academic standing throughout all Nursing in BN Conjoint Program Medal courses in the BN Conjoint Program University of Calgary ¥ No application required Faculty of Nursing Silver Silver 1 Graduating Nursing ¥ Highest academic standing throughout all Nursing Medallion in BN Post Diploma Medal courses in the BN Post Diploma Program Program ¥ No application required Faculty of Nursing The Meme Black Bursary $750 1 4th Nursing ¥ Academic merit Established by the VON, ¥ Financial need (at the discretion of the Academic Calgary Branch, in memory of Awards Committee) the late Mrs. Mary E. Black, Staff nurse The Tom and Betty Brook $2,000 4 2nd, 3rd, 4th Nursing ¥ Academic merit Ferdyn Bursaries ¥ Financial need Tom Brook and Betty Brook ¥ Canadian citizen Ferdyn, Calgary ¥ Resident of Alberta The Calgary Conjoint Nursing $250 1 4th Nursing ¥ Academic merit Program Class of ‘97 Prize (Conjoint ¥ Extra-curricular activities First Graduating Class of Program) the Conjoint Nursing Program Calgary General Hospital School $1,500 1 3rd, 4th Nursing ¥ Academic merit, minimum 3.20 grade point average of Nursing Alumnae Association (Conjoint ¥ Financial need Bursary Program) ¥ Preference to direct descendants (children, grand- Calgary General Hospital children, etc.) of graduates of the Calgary General School of Nursing Alumnae Hospital School of Nursing Association ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident ¥ In the event there are no eligible applicants, the award will be open to students who meet the above criteria with the exception of being a direct descendant CFUW Edel Bording Memorial $1,000 1 4th Nursing ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need The Estate of Edel Bording, ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident administered by the Canadian Federation of University Women/Calgary The Rae Chittick Bursary $850 1 3rd, 4th Nursing ¥ Academic merit The Estate of Rae McIntyre (Conjoint ¥ Financial need Chittick Program or Post Diploma) Awards and Financial Assistance 563 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. The Elonde Cleland Bursaries $2,500 1 3rd Nursing ¥ Offered annually in Public Health Nursing 1 4th (Conjoint ¥ Academic merit Noel and Glenn Cleland in Program ¥ Financial need memory of Elonde Cleland or ¥ Intention to work in the Public Health Nursing field Post Diploma) The Thomas S. Dobson $2,500 1 4th Nursing ¥ Academic merit Undergraduate Scholarship (BN ¥ Extra-curricular activities Pembina Corporation, in Program) honour of T.S. Dobson on the occasion of his retirement from the Board of Directors, Pembina Resources Limited The John William Grindley $900 1 Final Nursing ¥ Academic merit Memorial Bursary (BN ¥ Financial need Mrs. T.W. Grindley in memory Program) ¥ Community service of her grandson Bill whose life ¥ Special interest in psychiatric nursing came to a tragic end October 1, 1984 Holy Cross Alumni Association $1,000 1 3rd Nursing ¥ Academic merit Bursary (Conjoint ¥ Financial need Alumni Association, Holy Cross Program) ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Hospital School of Nursing ¥ Resident of Alberta ¥ Minimum grade point average of 3.20 ¥ Must provide documentation regarding demonstrated proficiency in client care Elizabeth Greig Jack Bursary $1,000 1 Any Nursing ¥ Academic merit Anonymous ¥ Financial need ¥ Demonstrated ability in clinical competence The Arlene Johnston Bursary $1,500 1 4th Nursing ¥ Academic merit The Calgary Foundation, (Conjoint ¥ Financial need Arlene and Glen Johnston Program) ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be Fund carrying a full-course load Levis Family Bursary for $500 1 Any Nursing ¥ Financial need Health Education ¥ Academic merit In memory of Pete and Dorothy ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be Levis carrying a full-course load Don Mazankowski Bursary in $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Nursing ¥ Academic merit Nursing (Conjoint ¥ Financial need Funded by an endowment Program) ¥ Extra-curricular activities involving community established by the Don service Mazankowki Scholarship ¥ Demonstrated leadership ability Foundation and matching ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident grant from the Alberta ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be Opportunities Bursary Fund carrying a full-course load The Lois M. McKinnon $800 1 4th Nursing ¥ Academic merit Scholarship ¥ Clinical performance The late Ian N. McKinnon, ¥ No application required Calgary The Sadie M. Nelson Bursary in $800 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Nursing ¥ Academic merit Nursing ¥ Financial need Sadie M. Nelson with thanks to ¥ Canadian citizen the University of Calgary for the ¥ Resident of Alberta education received by the children of Fred and Sadie Nelson Kurt and Lilian Newbert $1,500 2 Any Nursing ¥ Academic merit Undergraduate Bursaries in ¥ Financial need Nursing Kurt and Lilian Newbert The Faculty of Nursing Founding $400 1 3rd Nursing ¥ Academic merit Fund Scholarship ¥ Clinical performance in the second year of the Anonymous nursing program ¥ No application required 564 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Loyola Peplinski Bursary $1,000 1 Any Nursing ¥ Academic merit Family of Loyola Peplinski on (BN ¥ Financial need the occasion of her retirement Program) from nursing Margaret Scott Wright $2,000 1 Entering Nursing ¥ Academic merit Scholarship (Post ¥ Nursing work experience Colleagues, friends and Diploma) ¥ Educational background students of Dr. Margaret Scott ¥ Community and professional involvement Wright, Dean, Faculty of ¥ Selection made by the Student Academic Review Nursing 1979-1984 and Acting Committee of the Faculty of Nursing Dean, 1989-90 ¥ Based on the Admission Committee’s ranking of candidates according to established criteria ¥ No application required The F.L. “Nan” Sparks Post $1,000 1 Entering Nursing ¥ Academic merit Diploma Scholarship (Post ¥ Based on recent nursing work experience, F.L. “Nan” Sparks, in memory Diploma) preferably in the nursing care of children of her father, Lionel James ¥ Selection made by the Student Academic Review Sparks Committee of the Faculty of Nursing ¥ Based on the Admission Committee’s ranking of candidates according to established criteria ¥ Need not be registered full time ¥ No application required TELUS Mobility Scholarship, $1,250 1 4th Nursing ¥ Academic merit Faculty of Nursing (Conjoint ¥ Strong proven interest in the area of Emergency TELUS Mobility Inc. Program) Medical Technologies Lorraine Tinevez Memorial $750 1 4th Nursing ¥ Academic merit Bursary (BN ¥ Financial need Family, friends and Program) ¥ Must have indicated an interest in pursuing their colleagues in memory of nursing career in a developing country Lorraine Tinevez ¥ Preference will be given to students in the Conjoint Nursing program, but if there are no applicants, then students in the Post Diploma program will also be considered Undergraduate Nursing $750 1 2nd, 3rd Nursing ¥ Academic merit Society Scholarship ¥ Extra-curricular activities that would exemplify Undergraduate Nursing the UNS mandate Society ¥ Must be a member of the Undergraduate Nursing Society ¥ Must provide documentation regarding demonstrated proficiency in client care University of Calgary Faculty $1,000 2 4th Nursing ¥ Academic merit of Nursing Alumni Bursaries ¥ Financial need University of Calgary ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be Faculty of Nursing Alumni carrying a full-course load

FACULTY OF SCIENCE

The Faculty of Science Gold Gold 1 Graduating Science ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Medal Medal ¥ No application required University of Calgary AstraZeneca Canada Inc. $4,000 1 Final Biology; ¥ Honours BSc program Scholarship Chemistry; ¥ Academic merit AstraZeneca Canada Inc. Biochemistry The Archie and Hugh Bothner $2,500 3 2nd, 3rd, 4th Science or ¥ Academic merit Bursaries Engineering ¥ Financial need Alvin and Kathleen Bothner in ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident memory of their sons Archie G. Bothner and Hugh Bothner Awards and Financial Assistance 565 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Kathleen Bothner Memorial $2,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Environmental ¥ Academic merit Scholarship Science ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Mr. Alvin Bothner in memory of his wife, Kathleen Bothner Calgary Branch of Canadian $1,500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Environmental ¥ Highest standing in ENSC 401 Institute of Mining, Metallurgy Science ¥ No application required and Petroleum Scholarship in Environmental Science Calgary Branch of Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum Devon Canada Corporation $500 1 3rd, 4th Environmental ¥ Academic merit Bursary in Environmental Science ¥ Financial need Science Devon Canada Corporation, Calgary Tibor & Magdalena Jamniczky $1,000 1 Final Environmental ¥ Academic merit Memorial Award Science ¥ Financial need Laszlo Jamniczky and Susanne ¥ Must be intending to pursue graduate studies in the Devlin-Jamniczky in memory area of ecology and/or environmental protection of their parents The Kotowski Science Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Science ¥ Academic merit Ms. Christina Kotowski in ¥ Financial need recognition of outstanding ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident professors in Mathematics and Computer Science (particularly Dr. Michael Williams) who make exceptional efforts on behalf of their students The Right Honourable Don $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Earth ¥ Enrolled in one of the collaborative degree programs Mazankowski Scholarship Science ¥ Academic merit Foundation Bursary or ¥ Financial need Funded by an endowment Environmental ¥ Extra-curricular activities involving community established by the Don Science service Mazankowski Scholarship ¥ Preference given to students with demonstrated Foundation and matching leadership ability grant from Alberta ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Opportunities Bursary Fund William M. Norton Scholarship $1,000 1 2nd Science ¥ Intending to pursue a MD degree William M. Norton Fund at ¥ Minimum GPA of 3.50 on a full-course load The Calgary Foundation ¥ Canadian citizen ¥ Graduated from a Calgary high school ¥ In case of a tie, financial need will be taken into consideration Trans Mountain Pipeline $1,000 1 Any Engineering ¥ Academic merit Bursary or ¥ Financial need Trans Mountain Pipeline Science Department of Biological Sciences

Department of Biological Silver 1 Graduating Biological ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Sciences Silver Medallion Medal Sciences honours program Faculty of Science ¥ No application required George I. Drummond Memorial $1,000 1 Graduating Biological ¥ Majoring in biochemistry Award Sciences ¥ Intending to pursue a career in the Biological Family, friends and colleagues Sciences of the late George I. ¥ Must be accepted into an advanced degree program Drummond such as MSc, PhD or MD ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident ¥ Academic merit ¥ No application required 566 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Biology Students Association $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Any ¥ Must have been a member of the Biology Students Bursary Association during the year of award application Biology Students Association ¥ Academic merit ¥ Financial need ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load The Laurie Ircandia Memorial $4,500 1 3rd, 4th Biological ¥ Intending to pursue graduate studies in the areas of Scholarship Sciences ecology, environmental protection, zoology or Family and friends of Laurie marine biology Ircandia ¥ Academic merit ¥ Participation in extra-curricular activities related to the above fields of study Grace LeBel Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Biological ¥ Intending to take a course offered at the Kananaskis Funded by an endowment Sciences Field Stations established by Edward A. Johnson ¥ Academic merit in recognition of the contribution ¥ Financial need made by Grace LeBel to the ¥ Apply to the Department of Biological Sciences by Kananaskis Field Stations as March 15 administrative secretary from 1978-2000, and matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund The Reg Prince Memorial Prize $300 1 4th Biological ¥ Proceeding into a BSc in Botany or Honours Botany in Botany Sciences program Established by Mrs. R. Prince (Botany) ¥ Based on overall academic performance in memory of her late husband ¥ No application required University of Calgary Var Var Any Biological ¥ Must be registered in either the Fall program or the Bamfield Awards to max. Sciences Summer Session at Bamfield Marine Station Endowment fund established $5,000 ¥ Academic merit in the last five full-course through a bequest by an equivalents completed at University of Calgary anonymous donor ¥ Financial need may also be taken into consideration ¥ Students wishing to be considered for this award should provide that information on their application for admission to either the Fall program or the Summer Session at Bamfield Marine Station ¥ Selection will be made by the Department of Biological Sciences The Upland Birds Alberta $750 1 Any Biological ¥ Majoring in the Ecology Division of the department Scholarship Sciences ¥ Based on academic standing in courses constituting Upland Birds Alberta (Ecology) the ecology field ¥ Must have completed at least 10 full-course equivalents ¥ No application required Department of Chemistry

Department of Chemistry Silver Silver 1 Graduating Chemistry ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Medallion Medal honours program Faculty of Science ¥ No application required Frank Adam Scholarships in $1,700 2 3rd, 4th Chemistry ¥ Academic merit Physical Chemistry ¥ Interest and aptitude in Physical Chemistry to be Friends, family and colleagues taken into consideration of Frank C. Adam, a member ¥ No application required of the academic staff of the Department of Chemistry at University of Calgary from 1958-83 Canadian Society for Chemistry Silver 1 4th Chemistry ¥ Highest standing in the work of the third year in Prize Medal & (Honours) Honours Chemistry Canadian Society for Chemistry, Certifi- ¥ Record otherwise satisfactory to the Faculty Ottawa cate Council ¥ No application required Awards and Financial Assistance 567 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Chemistry Faculty Scholarship $2,200 1 4th Chemistry ¥ Outstanding student who has completed three years Faculty members of the of University work Department of Chemistry, ¥ Continuing on in the Chemistry Major or Chemistry University of Calgary Honours program ¥ Taken equivalent of at least six full-course equivalents in Chemistry ¥ Attended University of Calgary for not less than two years ¥ No application required E.G. Coombe Family Bursaries in $2,000 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Chemistry ¥ Financial need Chemistry (Majors or ¥ Academic merit and contribution to extra-curricular Edwin G. Coombe Family, Honours) activities also taken into consideration Calgary ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Bernice Dornan Prize in $750 1 Any Chemistry ¥ Highest standing in an elementary Inorganic Inorganic Chemistry Chemistry course at University of Calgary Friends, family and colleagues ¥ Record otherwise satisfactory to the Faculty of of Bernice Dornan, a former Science Council technician in the Inorganic and ¥ No application required Physical Chemistry teaching laboratories at the University of Calgary The Paul Edward Macleod $750 1 Any Chemistry ¥ Highest standing in an elementary organic Memorial Prize in Chemistry chemistry course at University of Calgary Provided by the late Mrs. J.E.A. ¥ Record otherwise satisfactory to the Faculty of Macleod, Calgary, in memory of Science Council her son who died while a student ¥ No application required of the University SUDIC Bursaries $2,000 4 3rd, 4th Chemical ¥ Academic merit The Sulphur Development Engineering ¥ Financial need Institute of Canada (SUDIC) 2nd, 3rd, 4th Chemistry ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident The Sulphur Industry Prize $500 1 4th Chemistry ¥ Registered in the Applied Chemistry program at The Sulphur Industry (Applied University of Calgary Chemistry ¥ Nominations made by the department program) ¥ Based on academic merit in the second and third year of the Applied Chemistry program ¥ Payment made when the recipient has completed the fourth year practicum and entering the final year of the program ¥ No application required The Jeff Waller Memorial $500 1 Any Chemistry, ¥ Academic merit Bursary Physics or ¥ Financial need Family and friends in Astrophysics memory of Jeff Waller, BSc (Honours) 1996

Department of Computer Science

Department of Computer Science Silver 1 Graduating Computer ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Silver Medallion Medal Science honours program Faculty of Science ¥ No application required Canadian Information Processing $500 2 4th Computer ¥ Academic merit Society Scholarships plus 1 Science ¥ Must be CIPS member Canadian Information yr. CIPS ¥ No application required Processing Society, Calgary member- ship Data Processing Management $350 1 4th Computer ¥ Academic merit Association Prize Science ¥ No application required Calgary Chapter of the Data Processing Management Association 568 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Fujitsu Consulting (Canada) $2,000 1 3rd Computer ¥ Academic merit Inc. Scholarship Science ¥ Extra-curricular activities Fujitsu Consulting (Canada) Inc. ¥ Intending to enter the internship program Raytheon Canada Limited $1,000 1 3rd Electrical ¥ Canadian aboriginal student Scholarship for Aboriginal Engineering ¥ Academic merit Students or ¥ If no eligible applicants in Electrical Engineering or Raytheon Canada Limited Computer Computer Science then Aboriginal students enrolled Science in the following disciplines will be considered in the order listed: Engineering (any department), Mathematics, Physics, or any undergraduate faculty W. Swan Memorial Book Prize $100 1 4th Computer ¥ Major or Honours Computer Science program Department of Computer (entering Science ¥ Based on GPA in Computer Science courses Science, University of or ¥ No application required Calgary completing) Vercom Systems Bursaries $500 1 3rd Computer ¥ Academic merit Vercom Systems, Calgary 1 4th Science ¥ Financial need ¥ Extra-curricular activities ¥ Canadian citizens or permanent residents Verity Inc. Scholarship in $5,000 1 Final Computer ¥ Academic merit Computer Science Science ¥ No application required Verity Canada

Department of Geology and Geophysics

The Association of Professional Gold 2 Graduating Geology & ¥ Highest academic standing in the third and fourth Engineers, Geologists and Medal Geophysics years Geophysicists of Alberta Gold ¥ Minimum GPA of 3.50 in each year required Medals ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident The Association of Professional ¥ No application required Engineers, Geologists and Geophysicists of Alberta, Edmonton American Mineralogist 1 year 1 Any Geology & ¥ Highest mark in GEOL 313 Undergraduate Award member- Geophysics ¥ No application required Mineralogical Society of ship and America, Washington, D.C. a RIM or Mono- graph volume The APEGGA Roy O. Lindseth $2,000 1 3rd Geophysics ¥ Outstanding merit Scholarship in Geophysics ¥ Program leading to an Honours Geophysics degree APEGGA, Edmonton in or to a degree with a major in Geophysics honour of Dr. Lindseth, ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident PGeoph for his selfless and ¥ No application required outstanding contributions to the profession The Association of Professional $2,000 1 3rd Geology ¥ Outstanding academic merit Engineers, Geologists and or ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Geophysicists of Alberta Honours ¥ No application required Scholarship in Geology Geology The Association of Professional Engineers, Geologists and Geophysicists of Alberta, Edmonton Matt Bjarnason Memorial Prize $150 1 4th Geology ¥ Best all-around student in the third year of the The Geology Club, Geology program University of Calgary ¥ No application required Awards and Financial Assistance 569 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. Robert Boulware Memorial $1,200 1 Any Geology & ¥ Academic merit Scholarship Geophysics ¥ Preference given to a student majoring in Geophysics Canadian Natural Resources ¥ No application required Limited, in memory of Robert Boulware, one of its founders and a leader in the petroleum industry BP Canada Energy Company $2,500 1 3rd, 4th Geophysics ¥ Academic merit Bursary in Geophysics ¥ Financial need BP Canada Energy Company ¥ Extra-curricular activities ¥ Major in Geophysics BP Canada Energy Company $2,500 1 4th & Geology ¥ Outstanding academic merit Undergraduate Scholarship in final (BSc Honours) ¥ Major in Geology Geology ¥ Program should emphasize courses related to BP Canada Energy Company petroleum exploration ¥ No application required Donald C. Burtt Scholarship $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Geology & ¥ Academic merit Donald C. Burtt, D. Stephen Geophysics ¥ Preference will be given to students who have Burtt, B. D. Gale, D. Craig declared a major in Geophysics Natland and Kenneth B. ¥ Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident MacDonald in recognition ¥ No application required of Donald Burtt’s contribution to the petroleum industry Calgary Branch of Canadian $1,500 1 3rd, 4th Geology & ¥ Highest aggregate standing in the following courses: Institute of Mining, Metallurgy Geophysics GLGY 311: Minerals and Rocks, and Petroleum Scholarship in GLGY 313: Crystallography and Optical Minerology, Geology and GLGY 443: Igneous Metamorphic Petrology Calgary Branch of Canadian ¥ No application required Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum The Canadian Society of 1 yr. 1 Any Geology ¥ Highest aggregate standing in subject areas relating Petroleum Geologists member- to Petroleum Geology Undergraduate Award ship & ¥ No application required CSPG, Calgary certificate of merit The William Clow Prize $500 1 4th Advanced ¥ Highest combined average of GEOL 437 and 439 Family of William Clow Field ¥ Must be registered full time but need not be Geology carrying a full-course load The Raymond Dales Award of $1,000 1 4th Geology ¥ Academic merit Excellence in Geology ¥ Preference given to a student with a leaning The family and friends of the towards mineral rather than oil and gas exploration late Raymond Dales, a student ¥ Canadian citizen in the Department of Geology ¥ No application required and Geophysics from 1980-81 Devon Canada Corporation $500 1 3rd, 4th Geology & ¥ Academic merit Bursary in Geology and Geophysics ¥ Financial need Geophysics Devon Canada Corporation Devon Canada Corporation $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Geology ¥ Academic merit, particularly in geology, Scholarship geophysics, and other science and mathematics Devon Canada Corporation courses ¥ No application required The Roy Perry Fabbro Memorial $1,000 1 4th Geology ¥ Interested in a career in the Petroleum Industry Award ¥ Demonstrates excellence in both the practical and Family, friends and colleagues of academic aspects of the profession the late Roy Fabbro in recognition ¥ No application required of his accomplishments as a respected businessman and trusted friend 570 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

GAC Student Prize One yr. 1 Final Geology & ¥ Awarded to the top academic student in Geology Geological Association of member- Geophysics and Geophysics Canada ship in ¥ No application required GAC and a GAC publication

The H.A. Gorrell Memorial $2,500 1 4th English ¥ Academic merit Bursaries ¥ Financial need Mrs. Jean Gorrell in memory $2,500 1 4th Geology & ¥ Extra-curricular activities of her husband H.A. Gorrell Geophysics John F. Hardy Memorial $2,500 6 3rd, 4th Chemical ¥ Based primarily on financial need Bursaries Engineering; ¥ Academic achievement, leadership qualities and Grace B. Hardy in memory of her Geology & contribution to extra-curricular activities also to be late husband John F. Hardy Geophysics considered Husky Energy Inc. Scholarship $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Husky Energy Inc., Calgary or Geology & ¥ Extra-curricular activities Geophysics The John McCamis Memorial $2,500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Geology & ¥ Academic merit Scholarship Geophysics Friends and colleagues of the late John McCamis in recognition of his work in the petroleum industry and the warm feeling that his colleagues will always have of John The Mineralogical Association Special 1 Any Geology ¥ Highest marks in Mineralogy (GLGY 311), of Canada Award M.A.C. Crystallography (GLGY 313) and Igneous and The Mineralogical Association Publica- Metamorphic Petrology (GLGY 443) of Canada, Toronto, Ontario tion ¥ No application required Nexen Inc. Bursary $3,000 1 3rd Honours ¥ Intended to support a student interested in a career Nexen Inc. Geology or in the petroleum industry Engineering ¥ Academic merit ¥ Financial need Lois Palmer Award $400 1 3rd, 4th Geology & ¥ Actively involved in extra-curricular activities (e.g. Established by the friends, Geophysics community, student, athletic and/or departmental classmates and family of the affairs) late Lois Palmer ¥ Maintaining at least a satisfactory standing ¥ No application required Rollie Prather Memorial Prize $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Geology & ¥ Academic merit Family, friends and colleagues Geophysics ¥ No application required in memory of Rollin W. Prather The Professional Engineers’, $1,000 1 2nd Engineering ¥ Academic merit Geologists’ and Geophysicists’ or Geology ¥ Financial need Wives’ Club of Calgary Bursary & Geophysics ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident The Professional Engineers’, ¥ Graduated from a Calgary high school Geologists’ and Geophysicists’ Wives’ Club of Calgary William J. Rodgers Bursary $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Geology ¥ Academic merit Funded by an endowment ¥ Financial need established by the family of William J. Rodgers and matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund Suncor Energy Foundation $1,000 1 Any Geology ¥ Academic merit Bursary in Geology ¥ Financial need Suncor Energy Foundation

Talisman Energy Inc. (1995) $1,700 3 2nd, 3rd, 4th Engineering ¥ Academic merit Bursaries or Geology ¥ Financial need Endowed by Bow Valley Energy & Geophysics ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Inc., prior to its amalgamation with Talisman Energy Inc. in 1995 Awards and Financial Assistance 571 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Department of Mathematics and Silver 1 Graduating Mathematics ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Statistics Silver Medallion Medal and honours program Faculty of Science Statistics ¥ No application required 25th Anniversary Scholarships in $900 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Pure ¥ Academic merit Mathematics and Statistics Mathematics ¥ No application required The Department of $900 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Applied Mathematics and Statistics Mathematics $900 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Statistics The Migotti-McCombe Award $500 1 3rd, 4th Actuarial ¥ Academic merit Friends, family and colleagues Science ¥ No application required in recognition of the contribution made by Mr. Harding Migotti and Mr. Keith McCombe to the Actuarial Science Program at the University of Calgary R.J. Torrence Memorial $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Applied ¥ Major or honours program Scholarship Mathematics ¥ Academic merit Endowed by friends, family and Pure ¥ Preference will be given to students with a special colleagues of Dr. Robert J. Torrence, Mathematics interest in Relativity or other areas of Mathematical a professor in the Department of Physics Mathematics and Statistics from 1968-2000, in recognition of Dr. Torrence’s dedication to students of mathematics The K.S. Wani Memorial $1,500 1 3rd, 4th Statistics ¥ Academic merit Scholarship ¥ No application required Dr. J.K. Wani in memory of his father K.S. Wani Dr. James C.S. Wong Memorial $1,900 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Pure ¥ Academic merit Bursary Mathematics ¥ Financial need Mrs. Bessie Wong, in memory of her husband James C.S. Wong, a professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics from 1971-91

Department of Physics and Astronomy

Department of Physics, The Silver 1 Graduating Physics ¥ Highest academic standing in either the major or Venkatesan Silver Medallion Medal honours program in Physics Friends and colleagues of Dr. & Cash ¥ Minimum grade point average of 3.50 required in D. Venkatesan, a Professor at Prize courses taken in the Faculty of Science the University of Calgary from ¥ No application required 1966-91 The O. George Fritz Scholarship $1,000 1 4th Physics & ¥ Academic merit University of Calgary Faculty Astronomy ¥ No application required Association, friends and colleagues of O. George Fritz, a member of the academic staff of the University of Calgary from 1969 until his death February, 1994 Undergraduate Physics Research $250 1 Any Physics & ¥ Best written research report (either experimental or Prize Astronomy theoretical) Anonymous ¥ The research may include work done in the current academic year as well as summer or co-op research completed the previous summer ¥ Submit written report to the Head, Department of Physics & Astronomy by April 23 572 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

The Jeff Waller Memorial $500 1 Any Chemistry, ¥ Academic merit Bursary Physics or ¥ Financial need Family and friends in memory of Astrophysics Jeff Waller, BSc (Honours) 1996

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

The Faculty of Social Sciences Gold 1 Graduating Social ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Gold Medal Medal Sciences ¥ No application required University of Calgary The Calgary Herald Centennial $400 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Humanities ¥ High academic standing Bursaries or Social ¥ Financial need The Calgary Herald, Calgary Sciences ¥ Preference may be given to applicants who have served as Herald newspaper carriers for at least two years The Calgary Herald Scholarships $600 1 3rd, 4th Humanities ¥ Academic merit in Humanities and Social (Honours) ¥ No application required Sciences $600 1 3rd, 4th Social The Calgary Herald, Calgary Sciences (Honours) Canadian Council for the $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Haskayne ¥ Best essay on any aspect of the Latin American Americas (Alberta Chapter) School of economies or trade Essay Prize on Latin America Business ¥ No application required Canadian Council for the Americas $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Social (Alberta Chapter), Haskayne School Sciences of Business and the Faculty of Social Sciences Lorne Dowling Scholarship $200 1 2nd Social ¥ Academic merit Mrs. Ida Dowling, Calgary Sciences ¥ Participation in extra-curricular activities The Right Honourable Don $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Earth ¥ Enrolled in one of the collaborative degree programs Mazankowski Scholarship Science ¥ Academic merit Foundation Bursary or ¥ Financial need Funded by an endowment established Environmental ¥ Extra-curricular activities involving community service by the Don Mazankowski Scholarship Science ¥ Preference given to students with demonstrated Foundation and matching grant from leadership ability Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident The Ruth and Sam Prager $600 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Humanities ¥ Academic merit Bursary or Social ¥ Financial need Family and friends of Carol and Sciences ¥ Preference will be given to students enrolled with a Joel Prager to honour Ruth double major in Social Sciences or a double major and Sam Prager in Social Sciences and Humanities Wing Kin Wong and Lambert $2,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Social ¥ Academic merit H.C. Wong Memorial Bursary Sciences ¥ Financial need Funded by an endowment ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident established by Mrs. Anne Wong in memory of her husband, Wing Kin Wong, and son, Lambert H.C. Wong, and matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund The Wood’s Homes Bursary $750 1 3rd, 4th Social ¥ Academic merit Wood’s Homes, Calgary Work ¥ Financial need or ¥ Extra-curricular activities involving volunteer work Social ¥ Must be intending to pursue a career in youth care Sciences ¥ Preference given to students who have a significant prior connection to Wood’s Homes Department of Anthropology

Department of Anthropology Silver 1 Graduating Anthropology ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Silver Medallion Medal honours program Department of Anthropology ¥ No application required Awards and Financial Assistance 573 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

The Helen Acheson Memorial $800 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Anthropology ¥ Academic merit Bursary ¥ Financial need Family of Helen Acheson, ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be BA ‘75 ¥ carrying a full-course load

Kula Ring Bursary $400 1 3rd, 4th Anthropology ¥ Academic merit Kula Ring Club ¥ Financial need ¥ Extra-curricular activities involving contribution to the Kula Ring Club during the year of award application ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load Department of Archaeology

Department of Archaeology Silver 1 Graduating Archaeology ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Silver Medallion Medal honours program Department of Archaeology ¥ No application required The Archaeology Society of $200 1 Any Archaeology ¥ Academic merit in the previous year Alberta, Calgary Centre, Prize ¥ No application required The Archaeology Society of Alberta, Calgary Centre The Chacmool Bursary $700 1 4th Archaeology ¥ Majoring in Archaeology The Archaeological Association ¥ Academic merit (Chacmool) ¥ Financial need The Wigham Family Scholarship $2,500 1 Any Greek ¥ Offered annually The Wigham Family, Calgary and ¥ Registered in a major, minor or Graduate program Roman offered by the Department of Greek and Roman Studies Studies, or by the Department of Archaeology with a or proven interest in Mediterranean studies Archaeology ¥ Recipient to use award to defray travel expenses or associated with a period of overseas study or field-work Graduate ¥ Undergraduate students must have obtained a minimum Studies grade point average of 3.00 on at least three full-course equivalents in the previous calendar year ¥ Graduate students require a strong letter of support from the Graduate Co-ordinator ¥ Preference will be given to applicant with confirmed registration in either an academic course in Mediterranean studies or a field excavation in the Mediterranean or Europe ¥ Recipient may be required to give a public presentation of the project on their return ¥ A letter of application should be submitted to the Department of Greek and Roman Studies by March 15 ¥ Include a description of the project to be undertaken and, if possible, confirmation of registration in the course or excavation Department of Economics

The Economics Society of Medal 1 Graduating Economics ¥ In the honours Economics program Calgary Medal in Economics (Honours) ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship The Economics Society of ¥ Minimum grade point average of 3.50 required Calgary ¥ No application required G. Gordon Clarke Bursary $1,000 1 Any Economics ¥ Academic merit Ziff Energy Group ¥ Financial need ¥ Must have completed at least one of the following courses with a minimum grade of “B+”: ECON 323, 325, 327, 475 or 575 ¥ No application required 574 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. The Dr. Lawrence W. Copithorne $2,500 1 3rd, 4th Economics ¥ Academic merit Memorial Scholarship ¥ Preference given to a student in the honours The Department of Economics, Economics program family and friends of Lawrence ¥ Demonstrates an interest in energy economics or Copithorne the economics of natural resources ¥ Recommendation made by the department ¥ No application required The Economics Society of $2,000 1 3rd, 4th Economics ¥ Academic merit Calgary Bursary ¥ Financial need The Economics Society of ¥ Extra-curricular activities Alberta, Calgary ¥ Minimum grade point average of 3.30 required Professor Z.M. Kubinski Prizes $300 1 Any Economics ¥ Best research paper assigned in their economics in Economics (Fall) courses on topics related to Canadian Economic Members of the Department of 1 Issues Economics, and family and (Wint) ¥ Must have achieved a grade point average of no less friends of the late Professor than 3.00 in economics courses Kubinski ¥ No application required Don Mazankowski Bursaries in $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Economics ¥ Academic merit Economics and Political Science 1 3rd, 4th Political ¥ Financial need Funded by an endowment Science ¥ Extra-curricular activities involving community established by the Don service and demonstrated leadership ability Mazankowski Foundation ¥ Canadian citizens or permanent residents and matching funds from the Alberta Opportunity Bursary Fund Frank Mink Undergraduate $2,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Economics ¥ Academic merit Economics Scholarship ¥ No application required Economics Society of Calgary and the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board (AEUB) in honour of the late AEUB Board Member, Frank Mink

Department of Geography

Department of Geography Silver Silver 1 Graduating Geography ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Medallion Medal honours program Department of Geography ¥ No application required Bruce Walter Runge Memorial $1,200 1 3rd, 4th Social ¥ Majoring in Geography in either the BA or BSc Bursary Sciences program Walter Runge, Chicago; ¥ Undertaken studies in earth sciences with an emphasis Marcia and Alexandra Runge, on sustainable land use and environmental impact Calgary; in memory of Bruce ¥ Academic merit Walter Runge, their son, ¥ Financial need husband and father ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident Urban and Regional Information $250 1 4th Geomatics ¥ Pursuing studies in the area of land information Systems Association Scholarship Engineering systems or geographic information systems Alberta Chapter of the Urban or Geography ¥ Academic merit and Regional Information ¥ Participation in extra-curricular activities of benefit Systems Association to the community Department of History

Department of History Silver 1 Graduating History ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Silver Medallion Medal honours program in the Department of History James H. Gray, Calgary ¥ No application required Elise Corbet Scholarship $500 1 Any History ¥ Senior History major Chinook Country Historical ¥ Taken at least two Canadian History courses with Society (a Chapter of the preference given to students with at least one Historical Society of Western Canadian History course Alberta) ¥ Highest marks in these courses ¥ If a tie, GPA averages will be taken into consideration ¥ No application required Awards and Financial Assistance 575 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Daughters of the American $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th History ¥ Academic merit Revolution Heritage Chapter ¥ Financial need Bursary in History ¥ Preference given to a student focussing on the history Funded by an endowment of the United States established by the Daughters of the American Revolution Heritage Chapter and matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund Sir Ranulph de Glanvill Prizes Book & 2 Any Any ¥ Best essay in Historical Studies 369 in Legal History Certifi- ¥ No application required Anonymous cate The Anna and Donald Drysdale $1,250 2 Any History ¥ Preference to candidates who have declared an Memorial Scholarships area of concentration in Military-Diplomatic Mrs. Henrietta Weyland in History memory of her sister and ¥ Or candidates who have taken at least two half brother-in-law courses in Military-Diplomatic History and attained a minimum B+ grade in each of those courses ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ No application required James H. Gray Prizes in History $400 & 1 Any Any ¥ Best essay in Western Canadian History James H. Gray, Calgary Certifi- (Fall) ¥ Preference given to students taking introductory cate 1 level history courses (Wint) ¥ No application required Timothy Grest Memorial $500 1 Any History ¥ Academic merit Award or ¥ Financial need Joe and Carmelita Grest in Political ¥ Extra-curricular activities involving community memory of their son, Timothy Science service and leadership Grest, a fourth year student in ¥ Preference given to a student who is a member of the Faculty of Social Sciences the History Club aspiring to be a lawyer who lost his life in a car accident December 11, 2000 The Chancellor Norford $4,000 1 4th History ¥ History honours or major Scholarship ¥ Based primarily on history courses taken in the Alumni, students, senators, previous academic year governors and other friends of ¥ Overall grade point average also taken into the University to commemorate consideration Brian Norford’s service as the ¥ No application required 5th Chancellor, 1982-86 Howard Palmer Memorial $2,400 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th History ¥ Concentration in either Western Canadian History Scholarship or Western Canadian Studies Family, friends and colleagues ¥ Academic merit of Howard Palmer, a professor ¥ No application required at the University of Calgary from 1973-91 Robert Alexander McMillan $650 1 3rd, 4th History ¥ Concentration in Canadian History Shields Memorial Scholarship in ¥ Academic merit Canadian History ¥ No application required Family, friends and colleagues of Bob Shields, who was a professor at the University of Calgary from 1960-88, and was Professor Emeritus until his death in 1993 The Gertrude and W.J. $2,000 1 3rd Political ¥ Academic merit Thompson Memorial Science; ¥ Financial need Undergraduate Bursary History ¥ Extra-curricular activities Mrs. Doris Baldwin in memory ¥ Demonstrated leadership ability of her parents, Gertrude and ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident W.J. Thompson 576 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. The United Empire Loyalists’ $150 1 Any Any ¥ Highest standing in any Canadian History course Association of Canada History given at the University of Calgary Prize ¥ Registered in a full-course load The United Empire Loyalists’ ¥ Minimum grade of 3.70 required Association of Canada, Calgary ¥ No application required Branch Department of International Relations

Calgary Consular Corps $1,000 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Interna- ¥ Academic merit Bursary tional ¥ Financial need Calgary Consular Corps. and Relations matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund Department of Linguistics

Department of Linguistics Silver Silver 1 Graduating Linguistics ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Medallion Medal honours program Department of Linguistics ¥ No application required Verbatim Undergraduate $400 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Linguistics ¥ Academic merit Linguistics Award ¥ Minimum 3.00 grade point average required Verbatim and Department of ¥ Extra-curricular activities in a field related to Linguistics linguistics, including participation in Verbatim ¥ Must be a member of Verbatim ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ Selection to be made by a special committee in the Department of Linguistics ¥ Apply to the Department of Linguistics by May 1 Department of Political Science

Department of Political Science Silver 1 Graduating Political ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship in a major or Silver Medallion Medal Science honours program Department of Political Science ¥ No application required Timothy Grest Memorial $500 1 Any History ¥ Academic merit Award or ¥ Financial need Joe and Carmelita Grest in Political ¥ Extra-curricular activities involving community memory of their son, Timothy Science service and leadership Grest, a fourth year student in ¥ Preference given to a student who is a member of the Faculty of Social Sciences the History Club aspiring to be a lawyer who lost his life in a car accident December 11, 2000 The Christian Hillman Prize $500 1 3rd, 4th Political ¥ Major in Political Science Friends and family of the late Science ¥ Academic merit Christian Marie Hillman, a ¥ Must have completed at least three half courses in student at the University of Political Science over the last two consecutive Calgary from 1988 until her sessions death in 1991 ¥ No application required Don Mazankowski Bursaries in $1,000 1 3rd, 4th Economics ¥ Academic merit Economics and Political Science 1 3rd, 4th Political ¥ Financial need Funded by an endowment Science ¥ Extra-curricular activities involving community established by the Don service and demonstrated leadership ability Mazankowski Foundation ¥ Canadian citizens or permanent residents and matching funds from the Alberta Opportunity Bursary Fund The Gertrude and W.J. $2,000 1 3rd Political ¥ Academic merit Thompson Memorial Science; ¥ Financial need Undergraduate Bursary History ¥ Extra-curricular activities Mrs. Doris Baldwin in memory ¥ Demonstrated leadership ability of her parents, Gertrude and ¥ Canadian citizen or permanent resident W.J. Thompson Awards and Financial Assistance 577 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Weyland Scholarship $1,250 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Political ¥ Academic merit Mrs. Henrietta Weyland in Science ¥ Shown interest and ability in the area of memory of Chilton Mewburn constitutional studies Weyland, Maurice Chilton ¥ No application required Weyland and Richard Walter Weyland Department of Psychology

The Psychology Department Silver 1 Graduating Psychology ¥ Highest academic standing in the honours program Silver Medallion Medal ¥ Minimum grade point average of 3.50 required The Department of Psychology, over the last fifteen full-course equivalents in the University of Calgary degree program ¥ No application required Kimberley E. Maurer Bursary $500 1 2nd, 3rd, 4th Psychology ¥ Academic merit Funded by an endowment ¥ Financial need established by family and friends in memory of Kimberley E. Maurer, and matching grant from Alberta Opportunities Bursary Fund The Elizabeth Schonfield $500 1 4th Psychology ¥ Offered annually Memorial Scholarship ¥ Shown the greatest increase in grade point Professor A.E.D. Schonfield average between 2nd and 3rd year of study and the Faculty Women’s Club ¥ No application required Department of Sociology

Department of Sociology Silver Silver 1 Graduating Sociology ¥ Highest distinction in the final two years of a major Medallion Medal or honours program Department of Sociology & $100 ¥ No application required James Frideres Award in $250 1 Any Sociology ¥ Offered to the most outstanding undergraduate or Quantitative Sociology graduate student in the area of quantitative sociology Dr. James Frideres ¥ Consideration will be given to academic merit, preparation of a paper, involvement in research or other forms of scholarship which the committee recognizes as outstanding achievement ¥ Candidates will be nominated for this award by members of the Department of Sociology ¥ No application required

FACULTY OF SOCIAL WORK

Faculty of Social Work Gold Gold 1 Graduating Social ¥ Highest distinction in scholarship Medal Medal Work ¥ No application required University of Calgary Loraine Jeandron Hill Award $500 & 1 Graduating Social ¥ Proven abilities in leadership and a positive outlook Faculty members in the Faculty name on Work ¥ Outstanding academic merit of Social Work, in memory of honour ¥ Demonstrated concern for others the late Loraine Jeandron Hill scroll ¥ No application required Katheryn Caudron-Robinson $300 1 Final Social ¥ Academic merit Memorial Award Work ¥ Canadian aboriginal student Friends, family and colleagues (Access ¥ Must be a single parent of Katheryn Caudron-Robinson Division) ¥ Intending to pursue graduate studies in social work ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be carrying a full-course load ¥ Preference given in the following order to a student attending a BSW Access Division site: a) Grande Prairie Regional College; b) north west Alberta; c) any other site 578 Awards and Financial Assistance UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS

Faculty or Conditions: offered annually. Apply to the Name of Award Year Fields of Student Awards and Financial Aid office (MLB 124) and Donor Value No. Entering Study by JUNE 15 unless otherwise stated. The Marjorie Lukey Award Plaque 1 4th Social ¥ Best displayed a genuine concern for others Family of Marjorie Lukey & $200 Work ¥ Demonstrated ability in the field of social work ¥ Proven scholastic aptitude ¥ Need not be registered full time ¥ No application required Bert Marcuse Memorial Bursary $400 1 4th Social ¥ Academic merit Family, friends and colleagues Work ¥ Financial need of Bert Marcuse ¥ Preference given to a student who has demonstrated an interest in gerontology The Sheila McDougall Award $350 1 Any Social ¥ Canadian aboriginal student Family, friends and colleagues Work ¥ BSW program in memory of Sheila ¥ Academic merit McDougall, who received her ¥ Intending to pursue a career in an area that will BSW from the University of provide a service to aboriginal people and/or further Calgary in 1987 and was cross cultural awareness and understanding working on her MSW at the ¥ Financial need will also be taken into consideration time of her death ¥ If no suitable applicants in the faculty, then eligible students registered in the Faculties of Education, Nursing or Social Sciences with a major in Psychology will be considered The Randy McKay Award $450 1 4th Social ¥ Intending to do a field placement with an agency or Family and friends of Randy Work organization working with family, friends, or McKay persons afflicted by AIDS ¥ No application required The Virginia Turri Noichl $900 1 3rd, 4th Social ¥ Academic merit Bursary Work ¥ Financial need Family and friends of the late Virginia Turri Noichl, a former student at the University of Calgary Tyler Bursary $500 1 3rd, 4th Social ¥ Offered to a single parent in the BSW program Friends and colleagues of Work ¥ Academic merit Dr. “Tim” Tyler who served ¥ Financial need as Dean of the Faculty of ¥ Must be registered full time, but need not be Social Welfare (later renamed carrying a full-course load Faculty of Social Work) from its inception in 1966 until 1978 The Wood’s Homes Bursary $750 1 3rd, 4th Social ¥ Academic merit Wood’s Homes, Calgary Work ¥ Financial need or ¥ Extra-curricular activities involving volunteer work Social ¥ Must be intending to pursue a career in youth care Sciences ¥ Preference given to students who have a significant prior connection to Wood’s Homes