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Student Awardscalgaryfoundation.orgAt Calgary Foundation

February 2019

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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTIn the spirit of reconciliation, Calgary Foundation acknowledges that we live, work and play on the traditional territories of the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Kainai, Piikani), the Tsuut’ina, the Stoney Nakoda Nations, the Métis Nation (Region 3), and all people who make their homes in the Treaty 7 region of Southern Alberta.

ABOUT USTo build a healthy, vibrant community, where everyone belongs…Calgary Foundation inspires philanthropy, supports the charitable sector, and builds a permanent endowment to address the current and future needs of people in our community.

STUDENT AWARDS AT CALGARY FOUNDATION Recognizing the importance of cultivating tomorrow’s leaders, Calgary Foundation assists students in achieving their goals through numerous scholarships, awards and bursaries established by our generous donors. Support is provided through almost 200 student Award Funds that provide over 500 awards annually.

THINGS TO NOTE:*Scholarship amounts are approximate and are dependent upon financial market conditions.

*Some scholarships may no longer be offered when the available funds have been awarded or the scholarship has been discontinued.

*Please check with applicable institution or organization.

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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

SchoolSpecific

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

SchoolSpecific

GRADUATE STUDENTS

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FINANCIAL NEED BASED

ATHLETIC AWARDS

ARTS

LEADERSHIP

OTHER AWARDS

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COMMON ABBREVIATIONS USED:CF - Calgary Foundation

AUArts - Alberta University of the Arts (Calgary)

BVC - Bow Valley College (Calgary)

U of C - University of Calgary

U of A - University of Alberta (Edmonton)

U of S - University of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon)

U of L - University of Lethbridge

U of M - University of Manitoba (Winnipeg)

MRU - Mount Royal University (Calgary)

SAIT - Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (Calgary)

NAIT - Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (Edmonton)

BCIT - British Columbia Institute of Technology (Vancouver)

CBE - Calgary Board of Education

CCSD - Calgary Catholic School District

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Student Awards Officer403-802-7711 dchrapko@calgaryfoundation.org

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High School StudentsFRASER W. LOCKWOOD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP* One award valued at $2,500 minimum (applied directly to tuition) renewable for 3 years of consecutive study as long as criteria continue to be met. For students (Canadian citizens or Permanent residents) entering their first year of full-time studies in their first undergraduate program. Acceptance to university or college directly from Grade 12, either a Public (CBE) or Separate (CCSD) School in Calgary. Preference is given to those students with financial need whose families have a connection to the Philipino community. Student demonstrates commitment to community development and leadership. Has contributed to the community by volunteering through church community organizations, athletics, and cultural or political activities. $2,500, one award. Apply to: CF. Deadline: June 30.

GORDON SKITCH SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship is for Grade 12 student with Cerebral Palsy enrolled in high school (CBE and Calgary Catholic). Scholarship is to motivate a deserving student to prepare for post-secondary who may be discouraged from doing so by reason of financial need. Community service, financial need, and scholastic achievement are required. $300-$400, one award. Apply to: Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta.

JANE MCCAIG AWARD Scholarship is for Grade 9, 10, or 11 student providing motivation to continue learning through a very challenging period in their life. Applicant must be an all around good student who has exhibited significant improvement, is enjoying school and is serving as a role model. Approx. $1,000, one award. Apply to: Calgary Academy.

JIM & MERTIE CHILTON SCHOLARSHIP In memory of Jim and Mertie Chilton. Scholarship is for positive, highly motivated academic Grade 12 student having the highest academic average in the sciences and involved in leadership roles. Provides financial support for pursuit of postsecondary education. Approx. $2,000, one award. Apply to: Willow Creek Composite.

JOHN TOWNLEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP In memory of John Townley, scholarships are presented to Grade 12 students who are significant contributors to their school basketball teams, who are leading school and community ‘citizens,’ who are academically strong and who are considered great teammates. $1,000 or as determined by the Calgary Senior High School Athletic Association. Nominated by The Calgary Booster Club and Basketball Alberta.

KERMET ARCHIBALD & JACOBA VAN DEN BRINK ENTRANCE BURSARY In honour of Kermet Archibald and Jacoba Van Den Brink, multiple renewable bursaries valued at approximately $10,000 each based on tuition costs for graduating Grade 12 students, CBE or CCSD, accepted to a Canadian postsecondary institution in any of the hard sciences, all engineering departments, geology, biology, veterinary medicine, medicine. Applicants must demonstrate financial need, academic achievement and submit essay describing impact. Approx. $10,000 based on tuition, multiple renewable awards. Apply to EducationMatters. Deadline: May 1.

KERRY DYTE EDUCATION AWARD For a student who attended a Catholic high school in Calgary during the year the application is made. Demonstrated outstanding citizenship and leadership, financial need. Award amount minimum $4,000. Apply to: CCSD Scholarship Coordinator. Deadline: May 31.

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LINDSAY LEIGH KIMMETT MEMORIAL FOUNDATION VALEDICTORIAN SCHOLARSHIPScholarship is for top academic students involved in extra-curricular activities to take on the role of class valedictorian. $1,000, three awards. Apply to: Bow Valley High School, Cochrane High School and St. Timothy School.

M. CECIL BROWNLEE BURSARYScholarship is to encourage deserving students in Grade 10 to prepare for post-secondary education, who might be discouraged from so doing by reason of financial need. Applicant must show academic achievement, citizenship and financial need. One award per school, variable amount. Apply to: EducationMatters.

MARGUERITE PATRICIA P. BANNISTER MEMORIAL DEGREE AWARDS In memory of Marguerite Patricia P. Bannister. Scholarship is for Grade 12 students accepted to the University of Calgary in any area of study. Preference for applicant to be from a single parent family. Applicants must show financial need. Volunteer and/or leadership activities encouraged. Awards are renewable for up to three consecutive years of study. $4,000, seven renewable awards. Apply to: EducationMatters. Deadline: May 1.

SCOTT BOBYE SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship is in memory of Scott Bobye, and recognizes proficiency of a Grade 12 student entering university in the junior achievement business program. Approx. $2,000, one award. Apply to: Junior Achievement of Southern Alberta.

SHANNON BURWASH AWARD FOR ENCOURAGEMENT IN EQUINE & AGRICULTURAL STUDIES* Established to honour the legacy of Shannon’s love for the horse and extensive involvement in the Quarter Horse industry. Shannon was an active director and treasurer for both the Quarter Horse Association of Alberta and the Canadian Quarter Horse Association, and was an Alberta director for the American

Quarter Horse Association. Her involvement also extended to Equine Canada committees. *Applicants must be entering first or second year of study at a Canadian post-secondary in any field of study with emphasis on horses, agriculture, agribusiness, animal health technology or equine veterinary medicine. $1,000, two awards. Apply to CF. Deadline June 1.

RICHARD R. & LINDA A. SINGLETON AWARD This scholarship was established to assist Calgary Board of Education high school students who have demonstrated academic abilities, community service and have financial need to realize their goal to attend post-secondary institutions. $2,500, one award. Apply to: EducationMatters.

SHELAGH NEARY MIKULAK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR LEADERSHIP & INNOVATION IN LIBRARY STUDIES* In memory of Shelagh Mikulak, for a student in any year of study, including entrance, at a Canadian post-secondary enrolled in a Library Technician program, Certificate program, Undergraduate or Graduate degree who demonstrates a passion for the library sciences field. Passionate about librarianship, aptitude for information and library systems and love of reading. Financial need. $1,000, one or more awards. Apply to CF. Deadline: June 1.

High School Students - School SpecificALTON ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP Recognizes academic achievement as determined by Mother Earth’s Children’s Charter School. $400 min., one award. Apply to Mother Earth’s Children’s Charter School.

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ANDREW PATTERSON MEMORIAL AWARD In memory of Andrew Patterson, this award is for a graduating Grade 12 student planning to attend an apprenticeship program in the trades at an accredited post-secondary institution. $350, one award. Apply to Standard High School.

BATES WARDLE AWARD FOR LIFEGUARDSEstablished in 2018 by family and friends in memory of Frances (Frankie) Bates. This award celebrates those who volunteer to help others and recognizes the importance of the role that lifeguards play in the community. For students aged 12 and upwards to Grade 12, pursuing certification or advancing training as a lifeguard. Well-rounded students with emphasis on volunteering/improving their community attending: Bow Valley High School, Cochrane High School, St. Timothy Jr./Sr. High School, Innisfail High School, St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Catholic School. $750 two awards. Apply to CF. Deadline May 30.

CARLIE BELL MEMORIAL GOOD SAMARITAN AWARD Honoring Carlie Bell, this award recognizes the accomplishments of a wellrounded Grade 12 student active in the community who has attended entire year of Grade 12 at Three Hills High School. Award recognizes a student who has demonstrated the qualities of a Good Samaritan, service to others through care, outreach and selfless contribution to others. $500, one award nominated by three classmates. Apply to: Three Hills School guidance counselor.

CENTRAL ALUMNI PERSONAL EXCELLENCE AWARD Scholarship recognizes graduates at Central Memorial Senior High School who have achieved high academic excellence and achievement in the areas of athletics and citizenship. $350, two awards. Apply to: Central Memorial.

CHRIS AND BETTY HARVEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP In memory of Chris and Betty Harvey, Rimbey Junior Senior High School selects a graduating Grade 12 student with qualifying Grades to enter university, college or technical school. Award is based on financial need and community involvement. One award, $1,000. Apply to: Rimbey Junior Senior High.

CHRISTINE CARRON MATH AWARD In memory of Christine Carron, an 18 year old Ridgetown District High School (RDHS) graduate who died in July 1977 as a result of complications from a dental procedure. She was an Ontario scholar, the Graduating Class Grad Queen, and the President of her class. Math was one of her favourite subjects. Friends and family started the award for the student receiving the highest math marks in the graduating class at RDHS. $200-$250, one award. Apply to: RDHS.

CLAPHAM BURSARY Awarded annually to a Central Memorial High School student planning to attend a post-secondary institution. The award is based on the following criteria: financial need, satisfactory academic standing, extracurricular activities, for example, involvement in sports or music. $500, one award. Apply to: Central Memorial.

CLAUDE GAUVIN SCHOLARSHIPS In memory of Claude Gauvin, a prominent builder and community supporter, these awards are for graduating Grade 12 students to begin a construction trade career in any of the following areas: electrician, carpentry, plumbing, architectural drafting and landscape design. TBD. Apply to: Strathmore High School.

CONNOR RHYS SIMPSON MEMORIAL AWARD The selection committee at Western Canada High School selects the recipient based on the following criteria: Positive attitude towards life and school, determination to improve self and

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school, and participation in football or rugby programs. Minimum $200, one award. Apply to: Western Canada High School.

DENNIS ANDERSON CITIZENSHIP AWARDS These awards recognize outstanding students who show civic engagement, involvement in their student council and community leadership. One award per school, variable amount. Nominated by: Bishop Carroll, Central Memorial and St. James Elementary and Junior High.

DR. G. FRED MCNALLY SCHOLARSHIP Established in fond memory of Dr. McNally, a noted Alberta educator, this scholarship supports a graduating student from Western Canada High School with outstanding academic performance, good citizenship, extracurricular activities, school and community volunteerism. $1,000, one award. Apply to: Western Canada High School.

DR. JAMES DUNCAN CAMPBELL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP The Dr. James Duncan Campbell Memorial Scholarship was established to honor the life and accomplishments of Dr. James Campbell. Dr. Campbell’s connection to Crescent Heights High School was a significant part of his life. His father was a teacher there, Dr. Campbell was an alumnus of the school and his five children also graduated from Crescent Heights. Recognizes excellence in academic achievement. $375, one award. Apply to: Crescent Heights High School.

DR. M. E. KOZIOL MEMORIAL AWARD In memory of Dr. M.E. Koziol to recognize high school students graduating from County of Vulcan pursuing a career in medicine, nursing or health sciences. $500, one award. Apply to: County Central High School Vulcan.

DRUMHELLER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship is for Grade 12 students from Drumheller Composite High School continuing education at any university, vocational school or college. Applicant must show

scholastic excellence and be pursuing studies in classical music or medicine. Leadership, volunteerism, caring, and helpful to others, personal integrity and Christian values, financial need, rating of classmates also required. $5,000, two, two year awards. Apply to: Drumheller Composite High School.

EDWIN B. CALLAWAY SCHOLARSHIPIn memory of Edwin B. Callaway. Scholarship is for a Saint John’s student with proficiency in written or oral communication skills in such areas as parliament, creative writing, literature, history and debating. $200, one award. Apply to: Mother Earth’s Children’s Charter School.

F.S. BAKER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND In memory of Frank Baker, born in 1925, who grew up during the depression, and for financial and other reasons was unable to attend post-secondary. He had a strong character, integrity and willingness to serve others and community. The scholarship identifies these traits in applicants to provide financial support and help to go to post-secondary. Scholarship is for students showing financial need, academic achievement and community service. Applicants show community service by submitting an essay titled, “Making a Difference.” Approximately $850, two or more awards. Apply to: Bishop McNally High School.

JONATHAN ANDREWS MEMORIAL AWARD In memory of Jonathan Andrews who was exceptionally committed to Western’s Athletic Program. To be awarded to a Grade 12 student at time of nomination, accepted into post-secondary who has shown continuous support for Western Canada High School’s Athletic Program. Including but not limited to supporters, trainers, managers, photographers, statisticians, mascots, sports medicine practitioners, etc. Amount $1000, one award. Apply to: CF. Deadline: May 10.

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JACK & JANET KWONG BURSARY To support students in financial need who are attending Calgary Chinese Public School. Min. $1200, one award. Apply to: Calgary Chinese Public School.

JONATHAN PAUL SCOTT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship is for Grade 1-12 student at Queen Margaret’s. Student has made significant progress during the school year, has returned for subsequent year, and is in financial need. Approx. $300, one award. Apply to: Queen Margaret’s School, Duncan, BC.

JORDAN ROPPEL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPIn memory of Jordan Roppel, this scholarship supports graduates of Standard High School who are continuing their education. Community participation, extra-curricular school activities and overall character of the applicant will be considered. $1,000, one award. Apply to: Standard High School. K.C.YEUNG MEMORIAL AWARD This scholarship is to help students attending the Calgary Chinese Public School. Approx. $1,000, one award. Apply to: Standard High School.

MICHAEL COPELAND MEMORIAL AWARD In memory of Michael Copeland this scholarship recognizes students or staff at the Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School who, by way of a specific act or project, have made significant contributions to the well-being of the school. Approx. $450, one award. Apply to: Strathcona-Tweedsmuir.

NICK GALLELLI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship for a Grade 12 student enrolled in St. Francis Senior High School in Calgary. Student must plan on pursuing post-secondary education with a major in business, business administration, commerce, economics, finance or accounting. Purpose of award is to motivate a deserving student in Grade 12 to prepare for university or other post-secondary education, who might otherwise be discouraged by reason of

financial need. Community service is also required. Approximately $1,000, one award. Apply to: St. Francis.

OKOTOKS ROTARY CAREER OPPORTUNITY AWARDS* The Rotary Career Opportunity Fund is a program of the Rotary Club of Okotoks. For students graduating from one of the two Okotoks High Schools, entering first year of study at a public Alberta postsecondary institution and demonstrating financial need. Student must show leadership and motivational skills through participation in student, community, and/or business activities. Aademic achievement must be adequate to gain admittance to the student’s school and program of choice. Two awards valued at $1,500 each (one in each of the two Okotoks High Schools). Two awards valued at $1,500 each (for students graduating from Foothills Composite, Holy Trinity Academy, or St. Luke’s Outreach Okotoks). Apply to CF. Deadline June 15.

OWEN HART MEMORIAL AWARDS* In memory of Owen Hart who died while working for WWF. These awards recognize students who are motivated to improve their lives through education. Applicants must be graduating Grade 12 from one of the following schools: Forest Lawn, Western Canada, Ernest Manning, Crescent Heights, Sir Winston Churchill and planning to attend an accredited Canadian post-secondary institution in the next academic year. Applicants must have at least a 70 per cent average or post-secondary entry requirement. Preference given to students employed part-time, and in financial need. $4,000, ten awards. Additional $500 honorariums may be awarded. Apply to: CF. Deadline: June 25.

PATRICIA G. HUNT SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship is for a student attending Mother Earth’s Children’s Charter School. Approx. $150, one award. Apply to Mother Earth’s Children’s Charter School.

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TING HOKNIN MEMORIAL AWARD This scholarship, supported by the Sino-Canada Culture Association, helps students attending the Calgary Chinese School. Approx. $500, one award. Apply to: SinoCanada Culture Association.

Undergraduate StudentsADVOCIS AWARD Awards are for students with academic merit (min. 3.00 GPA), and participation in extracurricular activities, an interest in sales and in life insurance industry, Canadian citizen or permanent resident. $2,000, two awards. Apply to: U of C.

ALBERTA GEOMATICS GROUP SCHOLARSHIPIt is the intention of the AGG that through this scholarship, further advancement of the geomatics industry will be facilitated by supporting students who demonstrate an interest in the use of geomatics technology within their field of study. Based on academic merit, offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student entering 3rd or 4th year in any faculty. $500, two awards. Apply to: U of C, SAIT.

FOGOLÂR FURLAN DI CALGARY SCHOLARSHIP IN ITALIAN STUDIES FOR ALBERTA STUDENTS*Established by the Fogolâr Furlan di Calgary to promote education and provide financial assistance for residents of Alberta, majoring in Italian studies, undergraduate entering 4th year of fulltime studies, with a GPA of 3.0 or higher in the previous year. Min. $1,200, one award. Apply to: CF. Deadline: May 30.

JEANNE HENUSET-FRASER MEMORIAL BURSARY FOR RURAL MANITOBA STUDENTS* Established to honour the memory of Jeanne Henuset-Fraser, to enable students from a rural Manitoba background to fulfill their educational dreams at a Canadian

post-secondary institution of their choice. Applicants must have resided in rural Manitoba (outside Brandon and Winnipeg), be entering their second subsequent year of full-time studies in an undergraduate degree or diploma in the upcoming Fall, demonstrate financial need and be pursuing a career-oriented degree in Nursing, Math, Sciences, Education, Medicine, Law, or the Trades leading directly to employment in the specified field. One award at $2,500. Apply to CF. Deadline July 15.

THE KYLE BLOCK SCHOLARSHIP*Open to students studying engineering, economics or law in second year or beyond at a post-secondary institution in Alberta, Saskatchewan or British Columbia. In addition to financial need and academic standing, involvement (past or present) in competitive sports, music, fine arts or social justice issues will be considered in awarding scholarships. $2,500 min, one or more awards. Apply to: CF. Deadline: June 1.

LINDSAY LEIGH KIMMETT PRIZE IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE Lindsay Kimmett was completing her second year of medical school when she was tragically killed in a motor vehicle accident. Lindsay was passionate about medicine and had chosen Emergency Medicine as her career goal. Offered annually to graduating students in an Emergency Medicine program in the Faculty of Medicine. Based on academic merit, preference will be given to students who show exceptional leadership and involvement in the athletics program. $2,525, one award. Apply to: U of C.

MARGARET & ROBERT MONTGOMERY LAW SCHOLARSHIP Offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student entering third year in the Faculty of Law, JD Program. Based on academic merit, extra-curricular activities demonstrating community service and volunteerism. $3,000 min. two awards. Apply to: U of C.

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PHYLLIS WESTON SCHOLARSHIP* In memory of Phyllis Weston who taught for 40 years in Calgary Public Schools. Her teaching had a lasting impact on many students. Scholarship is for Canadian citizen, Alberta resident who attended their final year of high school in Calgary, full-time students registered at U of C, U of A, or U of L entering their final year of studies in an education degree program, specializing in English, and planning on teaching High School English. Good academic standing is required. $1,000, one award. Apply to: CF. Deadline: June 30.

SHELAGH NEARY MIKULAK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR LEADERSHIP & INNOVATION IN LIBRARY STUDIES In memory of Shelagh Mikulak, for a student in any year of study, including entrance, at a Canadian post-secondary enrolled in a Library Technician program, Certificate program, Undergraduate or Graduate degree who demonstrates a passion for the library sciences field. Passionate about librarianship, aptitude for information and library systems and love of reading. Financial need. Approx. $1,000, one or more awards. Apply to CF. Deadline: June 1.

Undergraduate Students – School SpecificARLENE & GLEN JOHNSTON BURSARY Scholarship is for a 4th year undergrad nursing student, academic merit, financial need, full-time status. $2,000 one award. Apply to: U of C.

BARB HIGGINS INSPIRATION AWARD IN BROADCASTING & JOURNALISM This entrance award is for students in Radio, Television & Broadcast News, Film & Video Production and Journalism Programs in the School of Information and Communications Technologies who are in financial need

and demonstrate community involvement. Preference is given to female students and single parents. $1,200, one award. Apply to: SAIT.

BEA HUNTER EASTERN STAR BURSARY This award has been set up to honour the memory of Bea Hunter, a long standing member of the Chinook Chapter of the Eastern Star. Bea had a great love of the health sector; it was always a dream of hers to become a nurse. This award recognizes a student in the their 2nd year of the Practical Nurse program. Requirements are academic improvement, excellent attendance, community/volunteer involvement, financial need. $1,500, two awards. Apply to: BVC.

C. PERCY COLE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP In memory of C. Percy Cole, U of A Alumni 1950-51. Awarded to a student with superior academic achievement entering third year of study in the Petroleum Engineering Program. $4000, one award. Apply to: Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, School of Mining and Petroleum Engineering, U of A.

CALGARY SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR IMMIGRANTS Scholarship is for an immigrant student attending SAIT, entering 3rd year in 5th semester, with good standing and financial need. Applicant must be a landed immigrant or person who was landed immigrant and is now Canadian citizen. Min. $1,300, one award. Apply to: SAIT.

DONNA MAY MOORE MEMORIAL AWARD In memory of Donna May Moore, the supervisor of the Calgary General Hospital E.E.G. Lab, this scholarship is to provide a bursary for students undertaking their practicum in Alberta/BC who are attending BCIT Electroneurophysiology Program. Preference is given to students doing their practicum at a Calgary hospital, then Alberta hospitals, and then BC hospitals. $1,000, one award. Apply to: Department of Electroneurophysiology, BCIT.

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DOROTHY M. NORTON SCHOLARSHIP FUND Applicant must be an English Major, min. 3.5 GPA, full course load, Canadian citizen, graduated from a Calgary high school. In case of tie, financial need will be considered. $1,000, one award. Apply to: U of C.

DR. HELEN REYNOLDS BELYEA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP In memory of Dr. Helen Reynolds Belyea. Applicant must be active member of Delta Nu Chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta, completed one or more years of undergraduate studies with a minimum 3.00 GPA, registered as a full-time student at U of C. Min. $350, one award. Apply to: U of C

ELMER AND PENNY HARBRIDGE BURSARIES For students entering their first, second or third year in the Faculty of Medicine MD program at the U of C. The awards are based on financial need. $4,000, two awards. Apply to: U of C.

EVA REID MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Honors the memory of Eva Reid (1906 - 1989), a pioneer in journalism in Alberta. She began her newspaper career when she joined the Alberta Social Credit Chronicle as circulation manager and later was given a column to write. When the Chronicle was sold to the Albertan in 1937, Reid was appointed provincial editor. In 1941, she became women’s editor but also served as police-court reporter for a short time in the mid 1940s. After World War II, she became full-time women’s editor for twenty years. Scholarship is for full-time student in 2nd year of Bachelor of Applied Communications - Journalism program. Enthusiasm, financial need, and a minimum 3.25 GPA in first year. Min. $400, one award. Apply to: MRU.

F.A. DERSCH EDUCATION AWARD In support of women’s education, this award has been established for a fulltime female student who shows growth through her education. Approx. $1000, one award, Apply to BVC.

FRANCES CAMYRE MEMORIAL AWARDS In memory of Frances Camyre, a pioneering businesswoman in the oil and gas industry, these scholarships are for full-time students with scholastic standing, personal character and financial need enrolled in agricultural business, land & water resources, land information systems, land agent, land administration, office administration. Students must have completed at least one full semester and have been a resident of Alberta continuously for at least five years. Apply to: Olds College, Grande Prairie Regional College, Grant McEwan, SAIT, NAIT, Lakeland College, U of A, U of C, U of L.

HILDA MARY WALROTH LEGACY BURSARY Hilda Mary Walroth’s daughter initiated this legacy fund in recognition of the love of cooking and baking that her mother instilled in her four daughters and many grandchildren. This bursary provides financial assistance to passionate culinary arts students and honours Hilda’s mentoring spirit. This bursary is for students in first year in Professional Cooking in the School of Hospitality and Tourism who have a passion for the culinary arts and demonstrate financial need. $1,000, one award. Apply to SAIT.

OSTEN/VICTOR BURSARIES Offered annually to continuing undergraduate students enrolled in BA Dance degree in the Faculty of Arts at the U of C. These awards are based on academic merit and financial need. $1,800, two awards. Apply to: U of C. H. A.

WOODROFFE SCHOLARSHIP These scholarships are for students in Electronics Engineering Technology program. Applicants must display academic achievement and financial need. $1,300–$1,800, 6 awards. Apply to: SAIT. JAMES & LILLIAN BUDD FAMILY AWARD Welding Apprenticeship in Department of Manufacturing and Automation. Awards based on financial need, one for first period and one for third period. $2,000, two awards. Apply to: SAIT.

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JAMES & LILLIAN BUDD FAMILY BURSARY FOR AUArts STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES Any area of study in second and third year. Six images of work on a CD, artist statement and statement of financial need. Registration and supporting documentation as a student with a disability with the Student Resource Centre required. $1,000, two awards. Apply to AUArts.

JONATHAN ANDREWS MEMORIAL AWARD In memory of Jonathan Andrews, to be awarded to a returning Acadia second year undergraduate science student in recognition of an exceptional connection with the greater community. Through the use of intellect, empathy, and humour, the recipient will have had significant positive impact on others. $3,000-$4,000, one award, Apply to: Acadia University.

JAMES AUBREY AND DORIS GARNER MEMORIAL BURSARY Olds College - Bachelor of Applied Agricultural Technology & Entrepreneurship. Applicant must be Canadian Citizen, third year student in financial need, academic achievement, desire to further the family farm or small agricultural related business. University of Guelph - The family of the late James and Doris Garner provides a scholarship annually to a student enrolled in Phase II of the Executive MBA program. Preference given to a student who has financial need, desire to further the cause of family-owned farms and small-scale agri-business, and demonstrates high academic standing. Preference will be given to Canadian citizens. $3,000. Apply to: Olds College, University of Guelph, U of C.

JOHN SHIRRA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP*this scholarship, in memory of John Shirra, provides a bursary to students enrolled in 3rd or 4th year of Bachelor of Commerce program, Haskayne School of Business showing community involvement, athletic achievement, entrepreneurial spirit, academic credentials. Financial need may also be considered. $1,500, two awards. Apply to: CF. Deadline: June 15.

LEVIS FAMILY BURSARY FOR HEALTH EDUCATION Scholarship is for part time/full time students in financial need studying for a career in Health Education. $500, three awards. Apply to: MRU, SAIT, U of C.

MANNEN & V STAPLES BURSARY IN MEDICINE (U OF A) Awarded to students with a GPA of 3.0 or greater enrolled in the first year of an undergraduate degree in the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry. Based on demonstrated financial need. $1,000, one award. Apply to U of A.

MANNEN & V STAPLES BURSARY IN MEDICINE (U OF C) Awarded annually to an undergraduate student entering first year in the Cumming School of Medicine, MD program. Based on financial need, academic merit (admission to the MD Program). $2,000, one award. Apply to U of C.

MANNEN & V STAPLES BURSARY IN NURSING (U OF A) Awarded to students with a GPA of 3.0 or greater enrolled in the second year of an undergraduate degree in the Faculty of Nursing. Based on demonstrated financial need. $1,000, one award. Apply to U of A.

MANNEN & V STAPLES BURSARY IN NURSING (U OF C) Awarded to a continuing undergraduate student entering second year in the faculty of Nursing based on financial need and academic merit. $2000, one award. Apply to U of C.

PETE CINDRIC BURSARIES Scholarships are awarded to students in financial need enrolled in third or fourth semester. Must be Canadian citizens. $1,800, five awards. Apply to: SAIT.

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RALPH KLEIN SCHOLARSHIP As a tribute to Ralph Klein and his public service, over 160 individuals and companies organized a golf tournament to raise funds for the Klein Foundation. Applicants must be full- or part-time students from any department, with academic competence. Scholarships assist disadvantaged students who are in financial need. Priority given to single mothers with dependent children. Min. $1,300, two awards. Apply to: BVC.

ROBERT M. POGUE STUDENT AWARD The Robert M. Pogue Student Award Fund was established by Mr. Pogue who graduated from the U of A, School of Commerce, class of 1959. Mr. Pogue was an active member of the University community through the Kappa Sigma Fraternity and held various executive positions of the Fraternity. Upon graduating with a BA, Mr. Pogue went on to create, own and operate several successful businesses in Alberta. Applicant must demonstrate leadership or contributions to the university community by holding a position of responsibility with a university organization. Demonstrated financial need is also required. Applicant must be an Alberta resident or a graduate from an Alberta high school. Applicant must be completing the third to final year of study in a business degree program, demonstrate a satisfactory scholastic standing, and good personal character. Approx. $500, one award. Apply to: U of A even years, U of C odd years.

SCHULTZ BURSARY Bridge/EAP Recognition Awards (ESL). These awards provide recognition to students at BVC enrolled in the Bridge and English for Academic Purpose (EAP) Programs within the English as a Second Language Department. Award is based on financial need, attendance record, positive attitude towards self and others, and academic improvement. Approx. $800, four awards. Apply to: BVC.

SCOTT RAIRDAN FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP In memory of Dr. Scott Rairdan, a friend to many in the Charolais industry and the Canadian International Cattle Business. Scholarships and bursaries are offered at various institutions to students in agricultural studies. $750-$2,000. Apply to: 4H Foundation of Alberta, Lakeland College, U of S Veterinary College, Cochrane High School, Clearview School District, Olds College, Westmount Charter School.

SPIRIT & SERENA SUNDERJI SCHOLARSHIP Established by Merge and Al Sunderji, alumni of the University of Calgary, who have a great fondness for cats and an appreciation of the work of veterinarians specializing in small animal practices. Offered annually to a graduating student in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine pursuing a career in small animal practice. Eligible students automatically considered for nomination by the Faculty. $2,000, one award. Faculty nominated, U of C.

SUSAN LLOYD MEMORIAL AWARD In memory of Susan Lloyd. Scholarship is to support post secondary education at the U of M. For determination and perseverance in progressing in studies despite significant obstacles to such progress. $1,500, one award. Apply to: U of M, Faculty of Law.

SUSANNE AGOPSOWICZ MEMORIAL VOLUNTEER SCHOLARSHIP The Susanne Agopsowicz Memorial Volunteer Scholarship is given to a 4th year student nominated and voted on by the student body. $350, one award. Apply to: AUArts.

THE CALGARY FOUNDATION ENTRANCE AWARD An entrance scholarship to SAIT students registered in a diploma or a certificate program. Preference given to a single parent with financial need. $500, one award. Apply to: SAIT.

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THE CALGARY FOUNDATION PROFESSIONAL COOKING BURSARY The donor established this scholarship fund to support young students who have overcome challenges. For a student who has overcome challenges and is in financial need entering the Professional Cooking Program in the School of Hospitality and Tourism. Bursary is renewable for two consecutive years. One award at $6,000, renewable. Apply to SAIT.

TRENT BOUCHARD MEMORIAL AWARD The Bouchard family established this scholarship in loving memory of Trent, a cherished son and brother. This scholarship is awarded to students with satisfactory academic standing entering their 2nd or 3rd year in the Faculty of Agriculture at the U of A. Recipients selected on the basis of leadership qualities as demonstrated by community involvement and extracurricular activities. Preference given to students with a positive attitude. By nomination from the Faculty of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sciences. $1,500, two awards. Apply to: U of A.

WILLIAM M. NORTON SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship is for a 2nd year medical student at the U of C in financial need. $1,000, one award. Apply to: U of C.

Graduate StudentsACHIEVERS IN MEDICAL SCIENCE Science Leaders in Medicine Scholarship: up to $40,000, maximum of two awards. Achievers in Medical Science Research Excellence Award: up to $3,500, number of awards variable. Achievers in Medical Science Post Doctoral Scholarship: up to $15,000, one award. Achievers in Medical Science Graduate Recruitment Scholarship: up to $25,000, number of awards variable. $3,500-40,000. Apply to: Faculty of Graduate Studies, U of C.

DR. GEORGE MCQUITTY MEDICAL AWARDEstablished in memory of Dr. George

McQuitty, former professor and head of the U of C’s division of family practice in the faculty of medicine, this scholarship is available to students who graduated from a Cochrane high school after attending for three years. Applicants must be enrolled in graduate studies in the medical field. Amount and number of awards is variable. Apply to Cochrane Community Foundation: cochranefoundation.ca

DR. MARTIN T. SPOOR MEMORIAL AWARD IN MEDICINE In memory of Dr. Martin T. Spoor, a gifted surgeon, who perished in a plane crash while on an organ transplant mission. Awarded to a Canadian citizen committed to providing the best patient care, entering the 3rd or 4th year of study in the residency program in the Department of Surgery. Selection based on leadership, technical skills and mentoring of students and other residents. Candidate must show exceptional compassion, caring, and kindness to patients and colleagues. The candidate should be gentle and thoughtful and be enthusiastic about his/her work. $3,500, one award. Apply to: U of C.

DR. MARTIN T. SPOOR MEMORIAL BURSARY AT THE U OF C In memory of Dr. Martin T. Spoor, an alumnus of the Faculty of Medicine, bursary is offered to an Alberta High School graduate, Canadian citizen or permanent resident once every three years. Bursary is for an undergraduate student entering first year in the Faculty of Medicine MD program and is renewable for two additional years subject to satisfactory completion of previous year’s study, based on financial need. $8,000, one renewable bursary, offered every 4 years. Apply to U of C online application.

FOGOLÂR FURLAN DI CALGARY GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP IN ITALIAN STUDIES* Established by the Fogolâr Furlan di Calgary to support graduate students in any year of study who are Alberta residents (either permanent residents or permanent residents

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studying full-time at a post-secondary outside the province) pursuing a Master’s or Doctoral Degree in Italian studies. Applicants must be committed to Italian culture and have high academic achievement. One award valued at $5,000. Apply to CF. Deadline June 30.

OSTEN/VICTOR BURSARY Award is open to students who are registered full-time in a thesis-based program leading to a Master’s or Doctoral degree in the Faculty of Medicine at the U of C. Recommendation from the Faculty of Medicine will be submitted for approval to the Graduate Scholarship Committee. $5,000, one award. Apply to: Student Awards Office, U of C. (Candidates should enquire about award with Graduate Coordinator, Cardiovascular and Respiratory Services.)

GEORGE PRIEUR SCHOLARSHIP Residency in pediatrics at Alberta Children’s Hospital. $500, Apply to: Alberta Children’s Hospital.

HILLHURST SUNNYSIDE PRIZE The Hillhurst Sunnyside Prize aims to assist a graduate student who has exhibited a commitment to the vibrant role of the inner city core of Calgary. The award seeks to foster research to enhance our community and the vitality that has made Calgary one of Canada’s great cities. Awarded to a student who is registered full or part time in a Master’s or doctoral program at the U of C in the Faculty of Graduate Studies or the Faculty of Environmental Design focusing on social, political or physical issues relating to the development or preservation of Calgary’s inner city. Approx. $900, one award. Faculty of Graduate Studies, U of C.

SHANNON BURWASH AWARD FOR LEADERSHIP AND EXCELLENCE IN EQUINE, AGRI-BUSINESS AND/OR AGRICULTURAL STUDIES* Established to honour the legacy of Shannon Burwash, her love for the horse and extensive involvement in the Quarter Horse industry. For students entering more advanced years of

study (third year and beyond) in any field of study with emphasis on horses, agriculture, agribusiness, animal health technology, or equine veterinary medicine at an accredited Canadian post-secondary institution. $2,000, one award. Apply to: CF. Deadline June 1.

KATHARINE SARAH MELINDA 美玲 THOMAS RARE DISEASES/BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING MASTER’S SCHOLARSHIPEstablished in honour of Katharine Sarah Melinda 美玲 Thomas, this scholarship supports graduate research in the field of rare diseases that affect a small population or biomedical engineering. Open to students registered full-time in a master’s program who are supervised by a Faculty member with a primary appointment in the Cumming School of Medicine. This award will first go to a candidate conducting research in the field of rare disease. Should there be no eligible student, the award will be open to candidates conducting research in biomedical engineering. $5,000, two awards. Apply to the candidate’s graduate program office, Deadline February 1, unless the program has an earlier deadline.

KATHRYN HUGET LEADERSHIP AWARD The Kathryn Huget Leadership Award was established in memory of Kathryn Huget to recognize her leadership in business. She was a long-time champion of the important role of women in the workplace. The award was created to improve the role of leadership in business and specifically the advancement of women in leadership roles. Awarded to any individual studying at the Master’s or PHD level, with preference given to female students currently in leadership roles, whose focus is to improve the business workplace for women. Preference given to applicants studying in the areas of: organizational behaviour, business administration, business and commerce, sociology or psychology. $1,000 minimum, one award. Apply to CF. Deadline: June 30.

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SHELAGH NEARY MIKULAK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR LEADERSHIP & INNOVATION IN LIBRARY STUDIESIn memory of Shelagh Mikulak, for a student in any year of study, including entrance, at a Canadian post-secondary enrolled in a Library Technician program, Certificate program, Undergraduate or Graduate degree who demonstrates a passion for the library sciences field. Passionate about librarianship, aptitude for information and library systems and love of reading. Financial need. $1,000, one or more awards. Apply to CF. Deadline: June 1.

THE GERRY “GIT” REMPEL MEMORIAL GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP Open to students in the first or second year of study in a Master of Science degree program with an academic average of 85 per cent, as determined by the Award Committee. All applicants must submit a brief statement, no more than two pages in length, demonstrating their athletic and leadership abilities. Preference given to students who are pursuing a Master of Science in Physics and Engineering Physics, Mathematics and Statistics, or Biology; and demonstrate athletic ability through involvement with Huskie athletics. Approx. $1,000, one award. Apply to: U of S.

Graduate Students – School SpecificDR. JOHN C. MORGAN SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship is for student entering 2nd year MD, financial need, academic merit, demonstrates interest in or dedication to the field of cardiology. Approx. $650, one award. Apply to: Faculty of Medicine, U of C.

IAN WILLIAM CAMPBELL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Established at the Canadian Therapeutic College, is awarded to a student completing the Primary Care Paramedic Program. To qualify, the student must be a mature student

who has graduated from high school and is a minimum age of 23 on or before the application deadline. The student must apply for the award by Dec. 1 during their 4th semester. The student must complete an application form, a release of personal information waiver, and must also provide a curriculum vitae and an essay. TBD. Apply to: Oxford College.

FIELD LAW LEILANI MUIR GRADUATE RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP Established in honour of Leilani Muir. Awarded annually to a student registered full-time in a graduate degree program who demonstrates substantial social sciences or humanities research promise and an interest in further developing his/ her research skills. Preference given to students with research interests in the area of human rights, people with disabilities, or social well being. Students are required to have a GPA of 7.5 or greater to be eligible. Approx. $2,500, one award. Apply to: Faculty of Graduate Studies, U of A.

Financial Need BasedAUFRICHT FAMILY FUND STUDENT AWARD* This award is for students accepted for full-time 1st year studies at U of C or SAIT, showing financial need, satisfactory academic standing, community involvement, essay. One or more awards (renewable for three consecutive years as long as criteria continues to be met, applied directly to tuition). $3000-$5000, Apply to: CF. Deadline: May 30.

BILL GIBSON BURSARY* Bursary is for Calgary students graduating Grade 12 from the CBE or CCSD accepted to an undergraduate degree program at a Calgary post-secondary, demonstrating financial need and community leadership. $10,000, renewable for three years, Apply to: CF. Deadline: June 30.

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GRACE & GOOD FORTUNE BURSARY FOR SINGLE MOTHERSEstablished by a donor who recognizes the unique challenges that single mothers face, especially the financial strain of a single income household and juggling work, school, childcare costs and motherhood. The donor wishes to help women seeking to fulfill their lives through education by opening up career choices that are satisfying and rewarding while quenching the desire for independence and self-sufficiency. This bursary is intended to support, encourage, and uplift women who experience the unusual demands of being the sole, key figure in their child or children’s lives. Open to single mothers, studying full or part-time at a Calgary post-secondary, able to demonstrate financial need. One or more awards valued at a minimum of $2,000 (applied directly to tuition). Apply to CF. Deadline June 30.

HEARTSTONE FOUNDATION BURSARY* Renewable bursaries at Bowness High School and James Fowler High School awarded annually to cover the cost of tuition for students entering a full-time diploma or degree program at an accredited Canadian post-secondary institution: technical school, college or university. Bursaries are based on financial need, full-time status and satisfactory academic standing. Student must be a resident of Alberta and have attended an Alberta High School for at least three years. $5,500, four awards. Apply to: CF. Deadline: May 1.

KIDS COME FIRST STUDENT AWARD Provides student awards to graduates of the Calgary Board of Education and the Calgary Catholic School District entering first year studies at a post-secondary institution. $3,750, two awards. Apply to: EducationMatters.

LEGACY FUND FOR YOUTH FROM CARE AWARD* Scholarship is to support post secondary education opportunities for youth from care. Applicant must be over 18 years and under the

age of 30 before the date of the application deadline, priority is given to individuals over the age of 20 for whom an Extension of Care and Maintenance is not an option. Applicants must have been under permanent guardianship with Calgary Rocky View Child & Family Services at the time they turned 18. Applicant must not be under an Extension of Care and Maintenance. Variable amount. Apply to: CF. Deadline: May 31.

OWEN SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship is for a single parent in financial need who wishes to attend school on a part-time basis, and is enrolled in courses leading to a certificate or diploma. $500, three awards. Apply to: ACAD, MRU, SAIT.

AthleticBRADLEY HILLMO ANDERSON MEMORIAL AWARD* Scholarship provides assistance to full-time students. Preference given to students with sailing experience attending Calgary post-secondaries, full-time, any year of study first degree, minimum 2.75 GPA. Applicants must provide a brief summary of their circumstances and their involvement in sailing along with the completed application form. $500-$600, one or more awards. Apply to: CF. Deadline: May 30.

BRENT MARSHALL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP The Marshall family established this scholarship in memory of their son and brother, Brent, who was an avid skier and a member of the Mount Norquay Racing Team and the Calgary Alpine Racing Club. This scholarship is available to an athlete showing excellence in alpine skiing, strong leadership skills, and a strong academic average. Approx. $700, one award. Apply to: Alberta Alpine Skl Association.

CHARLES C. REID MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS This scholarship is funded by the Estate of Charles C. Reid, an enthusiastic patron of

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golf. Scholarship is for provincial or national level status student golfers and students pursuing golf management and turf grass management degrees. $1,000, nine awards. Apply to: Alberta Golf Association Foundation.

FRANKLIN DONALD BEAN AWARD For a male member of the Alberta Ski Team who displays good sportsmanship, competitiveness and demonstrates a keen desire to become a member of the Canadian Alpine Ski Team. Approx. $250, one award. Apply to: Alberta Alpine Ski.

JOHN TOWNLEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Scholarships are presented to Grade 12 students who are significant contributors to their school basketball teams, who are leading school and community ‘citizens,” who are academically strong and who are considered great teammates. $1,000, one or more awards, Determined by Calgary Booster Club and Basketball Alberta.

JOSEPH NACCARATO #10 MEMORIAL In memory of Joseph Naccarato, this scholarship recognizes young hockey players who need and deserve assistance for post-secondary education, or to pursue advancement towards excellence in hockey. Student should be entering a program of at least two years duration at an accredited post-secondary institution preferably in B.C., have a passion for and dedication to sports, preference given to hockey. Minimum 75 per cent average and a display of citizenship. $1,000, one award. Apply to: J.L. Crowe School, Trail, BC.

KEVIN FENNESSEY MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded annually to one female athlete and one male athlete. Students must be competitive athletes and have participated in a minimum of six sports over three years. They must be extremely coachable, respected by teammates and exhibit outstanding effort and attitude at practice and games. $4,000, two awards. Nominated by Western Canada High School.

MATTHEW KROL MEMORIAL AWARD Honours the memory of Matthew Krol, who played for the Calgary Blues. Scholarship is for a student graduating from Cochrane High School who plans to attend a post-secondary institution and has been active in both school and community sports. Approx. $400, one award. Apply to: Cochrane High School.

MELISSA JEAN BONE AWARD In memory of Melissa Jean Bone, a former student at Western Canada High School. Awarded to a female athlete displaying qualities of quiet leadership and commitment to basketball, cross country or track and field. Approx. $850, one award. Apply to: Western Canada High School.

MICHAEL GEE SCHOLARSHIP FUND AWARD* In memory of Michael Gee, a 15 year old Midget ‘A’ hockey player with NW Calgary Athletic Association. This scholarship is based on athletic (hockey) and academic performance. Coaches are requested to nominate the most outstanding player on their team. The recipient will be eligible to claim the scholarship funds when entering post-secondary. The applicant must be 15-18 years old, Calgary resident playing hockey in the Calgary Minor Hockey Association - Midget Boys AA, AAA (Major), Midget Girls A or AAA student who has achieved a minimum of 82.5 per cent in his/her educational institution. $2,400, one award. Nomination by coach of most outstanding player on team. Apply to: CF. Deadline: May 31.

TONY SCHNEIDER MEMORIAL AWARD This fund, in memory of Tony Schneider, provides scholarships to young hockey players who require financial assistance for post-secondary education. $1,000, one award. Apply to: Calgary Old Time Hockey Players Association.

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ArtsBETH ISRAEL PLAYERS SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship fund created by the Beth Israel Players Theatrical Group recognizes students in the performing arts at the U of C who show outstanding achievement and positive attitude. Full-time 2nd year Theatre Arts at U of C. Rotates every three years: Drama, Music, Dance. $1000, one award. Apply to: U of C.

BETH ISRAEL PLAYERS PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP AWARD Created by the Beth Israel Players Theatrical Group, this award is for an undergraduate student in the Faculty of Arts, majoring in Drama. Award is based on academic merit and outstanding performance in Professional Theatre Internship I and II. $2,000, one award. Apply to: U of C.

BREE ERIKSEN MEMORIAL DANCE AWARDIn memory of Bree Eriksen, this award is for professional development in dance. $1,000, one award. Apply to: EducationMatters.

BRENDA STRATHERN WRITING PRIZE* This writing prize honors the memory of Brenda Strathern and provides assistance to an individual training in the field of writing. Brenda was a native Calgarian who began writing after turning forty. Brenda was a mother of two in her late forties and a loving wife who passed away prior to publishing any of her work. She would be delighted to know that this financial award is helping writers fulfill their writing goals. Applicant must be continuing resident of Calgary and area for at least 12 months, at least 40 years of age, and an unpublished fiction writer. $5,000, one prize. Apply to: CF. Deadline: May 30.

CALGARY BOYS’ CHOIR SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship is for young men in professional music training program. Amount variable. Apply to: Calgary Boys’ Choir.

CALGARY SOCIETY OF ORGANISTS SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship is for musicians to attend special schools, seminars and workshops. Amount variable. Apply to: Calgary Society of Organists.

CAROL NIELSEN MEMORIAL DANCE AWARD To honour the memory of Carol Nielsen (1957-2008). Carol was a founding member of the Wild Rose Dance Arts Association in 1982 and served as president of the association for one term. She was instrumental in the continuation and success of the WRDAA competition. $700, one award. Apply to: Wild Rose Dance Arts Association.

DUVAL LANG THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES AWARD To honour the contribution of Duval Lang to theatre for young audiences. Nominations are open to the general public and will follow the process established by the Betty Mitchell Awards and currently outlined in that nomination form. Nominees are continuing residents of Calgary and area for at least 12 months, have demonstrated outstanding achievement in theatre for young audiences in a given season or over time, for example, an actor, an administrator, a volunteer, a young person, a philanthropist, a director, a teacher, a designer, a playwright, etc. $2,500, one award. Emerging artist award $500. Nominated by Quest Theatre.

HARRY LOMNES MEMORIAL AWARD In memory of Harry Lomnes, the founder of school band music in Wetaskiwin, Alberta public schools. This scholarship supports a music education student currently enrolled in WCHS music program planning on post-secondary. Approx. $1,700, one award. Apply to: Wetaskiwin High School. Deadline: May 30.

HEATHER SIMPSON MEMORIAL AWARD IN DANCE Heather Simpson was a ballet teacher who had a love for dance, teaching and life. She believed in herself, which inspired her

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students to believe in their dreams and to be strong. Heather had endless energy that was contagious and allowed her to maintain a sense of humor while teaching, thus making the learning process fun. Scholarship is for a dance teacher (preferably ballet) a minimum of 18 years of age (as of Aug. 31) to be used to further education in dance. Applicant must be a resident of Alberta for the previous three years. $500-$600, one award. Apply to: Wild Rose Dance Arts Association.

JANET MITCHELL SCHOLARSHIPIn memory of Janet Mitchell, a respected painter and member of the Alberta Society of Artists, in recognition of her considerable artistic contributions. Open to all majors in 3rd year, based on merit of work. Approx. $250, one award. Apply to: AUArts Student Awards.

JOAN E. MACLEOD FINE ARTS SCHOLARSHIP For Grade 12 student in the CCSD pursuing post-secondary education in the Arts. Scholarship is to provide financial assistance towards fees and materials to an eligible arts or drama student. Approx. $200, one award. Apply to: CCSD.

KATHLEEN AND RUSSELL LANE CANADIAN ART SCHOLARSHIP* This fund, in memory of Kathleen and Russell Lane, supports a student award for Canadian students working in any visual art medium. Applicant must be: Canadian citizen, full-time student registered at a post-secondary institution in Alberta, entering final year of studies in visual arts in the following areas: Applied Arts, Drawing, Multi-media (excluding electronic media), Photography, Painting, Print Making or Sculpture and have good academic standing. Approx. $1,000, one award. Apply to: CF. Deadline: June 30.

M. JAMES & ELSIE MATHIESON SCHOLARSHIPScholarships are for photography majors entering 3rd or 4th year. Merit of work and Grade point average in the previous year are considered. Awards offered in both Fall and Winter sessions. Variable amount, five awards. Apply to: AUArts.

MARILYN PERKINS AWARDS IN MUSIC, ART AND DRAMA The Marilyn Perkins Annual Awards were established to recognize Marilyn’s achievements and contribution to school, church and community and her financial, artistic and educational support of a host of individuals who went on to make their own contributions. These awards are based on quality of work, consistency of purpose and determination to improve as demonstrated by the student. Academic standing may also be considered but is not the primary determinant. $1,000, three awards. Nominated by U of C Departments of Music, Art and Drama.

MARION KNIGHT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP One scholarship awarded annually to a high school-age student enrolled in the Speech and Arts Drama program at the University’s Conservatory. Demonstrated excellence and artistry in speech arts and drama studies and performance, and involvement in theatre and drama activities. Preference given to students enrolled in the Young Shakespeare Company or Mount Royal Shakespeare Ensemble. Students nominated by the Speech Arts and Drama coordinator in consultation with the speech arts and drama instructors. Approx. $800, one award. Apply to MRU.

MARLEY RYND MEMORIAL PERFORMANCE SCHOLARSHIPThe scholarship is awarded to an advanced orchestral music student from either the MRU Conservatory or the U of C Faculty of Music. The Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra serves as adjudicator. Marley was a valued member of the bass section, served as musician representative on the CPO Board of Directors, and was a tireless fundraiser for the organization. The Marley Rynd Performance Scholarship reflects Marley’s support of emerging talent and helps in the career development of an accomplished student. In perpetuating her memory, it forges a link between the musical ability and the disciplined study of youth, the training and

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mentorship of teachers and educational institutions, and the recognition afforded by the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra. $1,000, one award. Apply to: CPO.

TAMMY-LYNN POWERS MEMORIAL TAP SCHOLARSHIPIn memory of Tammy-Lynn Powers this scholarship recognizes a female tap dancer in the over-13 age category at the Wild Rose Dance Arts Association who exemplifies promise, dedication, enthusiasm and a great love of dance. Approx. $300, one award. Apply to: Wild Rose Dance Arts Association.

LeadershipHAZEL GILLESPIE COMMUNITY INVESTMENT LEADERSHIP AWARD Established in honour of Hazel Gillespie in recognition of her ongoing leadership and advancement of the community investment profession. Variable amount, one award, Nomination by Association of Fundraising Professionals, Calgary Chapter.

JIM DINNING - CALGARY LOUGHEED SCHOLARSHIP* In recognition of Jim Dinning’s contributions to public affairs of Alberta, both as a senior member of the Executive of the Government of the Province of Alberta and as a member of the Legislative Assembly representing the provincial constituency of Calgary Lougheed. Applicant demonstrate strong academic achievement, leadership and/or active volunteer participation in high school and post-secondary or community organizations, sports activities, cultural or political activities. Applicant must be entering second year of full-time studies in first undergraduate program. Approx. $1,750, one award. Student must be currently attending U of C, SAIT, MRU, BVC, or AUArts. Apply to: CF. Deadline: May 15.

JULIA TURNBULL LEADERSHIP AWARD* For students (Canadian citizens or Permanent residents) entering their first year of full-time

undergraduate studies directly from Grade 12 from either a Public (CBE) or Separate (CCSD) school in Calgary. School and community leadership, preferably involvement in student politics, interest in volunteering internationally. $1,000, five or more awards. Apply to: CF. Deadline: May 30.

KATHRYN HUGET LEADERSHIP AWARD* Established in memory of Kathryn Huget to recognize her leadership in business. She was a long-time champion of the important role of women in the workplace. This award provides fellowships at the graduate or doctoral level. Preference given to applicants studying in the areas of: organizational behaviour, business administration, business and commerce, sociology or psychology. Approx. $1,400, one award. Apply to: CF. Deadline: June 30.

KINSMEN CLUB OF CALGARY SCHOLARSHIP* Scholarship is for students who demonstrate commitment to community development and leadership, have contributed to the community by volunteering with a non-profit group or has held a position of responsibility with a community organization. Student must currently be attending an accredited post-secondary institution in Canada, is normally a resident of, or has graduated from a high school in Southern Alberta (determined as including Red Deer and any area south). Student must be enrolling in the final year of any degree or diploma program, and demonstrate satisfactory academic standing and financial need. $1,000, three awards. Apply to: CF. Deadline: May 15.

OPTIMIST CLUB WILLIAM J. CUMMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND* Established in recognition of the 70th anniversary of the Optimist Club of Calgary and long standing member, William Cummer, for his service and contributions to the Club. Applicant must be full-time student entering final year of study in a certificate, degree or diploma program, Alberta resident, Canadian citizen. Preference given to students from Calgary area, demonstrating service to youth

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and the community, individual financial need, and good academic standing. $2,500, one or more awards. Apply to: CF. Deadline: June 30.

SHANNON BURWASH AWARD FOR LEADERSHIP AND EXCELLENCE IN EQUINE, AGRI-BUSINESS AND/OR AGRICULTURAL STUDIES* Established to honour the legacy of Shannon Burwash, her love for the horse and extensive involvement in the Quarter Horse industry. For students entering more advanced years of study (third year and beyond) in any field of study with emphasis on horses, agriculture, agribusiness, animal health technology, or equine veterinary medicine at an accredited Canadian post-secondary institution. $2,000, one award. Apply to: CF. Deadline June 1.

SHELAGH NEARY MIKULAK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR LEADERSHIP & INNOVATION IN LIBRARY STUDIES* In memory of Shelagh Mikulak, for a student in any year of study, including entrance, at a Canadian post-secondary enrolled in a Library Technician program, Certificate program, Undergraduate or Graduate degree who demonstrates a passion for the library sciences field. Passionate about librarianship, aptitude for information and library systems and love of reading. Financial need. $1,000, one or more awards. Apply to CF. Deadline: June 1.

OtherEVERY WOMAN CAN: THE MARIA K. ERIKSEN MEMORIAL BURSARY* The Maria Eriksen Memorial Bursary funds professional development or technical training at an accredited institution to support the successful transition of an individual’s life in Canada. The successful candidate must be an immigrant woman (Canadian citizen or Permanent resident) residing in Alberta who is attending school in order to return to her pre-immigration field of work. Applicants must be in financial need and currently enrolled in a recognized educational institution. (Check with your school if you are not sure if they are

accredited.) Five bursaries at $2,000 each. Apply to CF. Deadline: June 15.

MARY WINEFRIDE COLLINS AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ENGLISH LITERATUREEstablished by the descendants of Mary Winefride Collins (1901-1987), in recognition of her indomitable pursuit of personal fulfillment through education. She was a lifelong advocate of education in the arts; a lover of music, poetry and visual expression; and an inspiration to many. Awarded to a graduating Grade 6 student who has achieved excellence in English composition. $250, one award. Apply to: Haultain Memorial Elementary School.

RIDEAU PARK SCHOOL CENTENNIAL SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship provides three awards to the top academic students in Grade 7, 8 and 9 attending Rideau Park Junior High School. $20-$25, three awards. Apply to: Rideau Park School.

ROTARY CLUB STAY IN SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP Students selected into this program are each connected with a mentor commencing in Grade seven through their whole educational process until they graduate from a Post Secondary Program. Student selection is based on two main factors: 1) the student must have the academic ability to graduate from high school and meet university entrance requirements throughout the complete program and 2) The student must come from a family that does not have the financial means to pay for a secondary education. Variable amount. Apply to: Rotary Club.

SQUADRON LEADER MCALPINE CADET TRUST FUND AWARDS These awards are for Airforce cadets with achievement in at least one of the following: military, athletic, academic or bilingualism. Approx. $500, four awards. Apply to: Royal Military College.

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