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ABORIGINAL BUSINESS LEADERSHIP AWARDS |
$1,500 (10 available) |
For Aboriginal students pursuing an education in Business or Commerce in any public post secondary educational institute in Alberta. Information available at www.afoa.ca/afoa/alberta.asp. Deadline tends to be in June. |
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ABORIGINAL HEALTH CAREERS BURSARY |
$1000 to $10000 |
Applicants must be Indian, Inuit, or M%uFFFDtis and have been living in Alberta for the last three years and plan to enroll full-time in a health field at the college, technical institute or university level. Students are selected on the basis of financial need, previous academic record, program of study, involvement in the aboriginal community and experience in the health care field. The selection committee will also review the applicant%u2019s health career goals. Deadline tends to be in May. Information and application forms are available at www.alis.gov.ab.ca/scholarships (look under Alberta Health Careers then search Aboriginal Health Careers Bursary). |
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ADVANCING FUTURES BURSARY PROGRAM |
school expenses and fixed monthly living allowance |
Assists youth who have been or continue to be in the care or custody of Alberta Children%u2019s Services to achieve their educational goals by offering opportunities and resources through education. Application and information available or on-line at www.advancingfutures.gov.ab.ca Four deadlines available: --July 15 %u2013 Fall term --November 15 %u2013 Winter term --March 15 %u2013 Spring term --May 15 %u2013 Summer term |
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AGRICORE UNITED SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM |
up to $600 annually for 4 years |
Applicants must be a member or immediate family member of an Agricore United Member who is in good standing. Applicant will use the scholarship for full-time post secondary education at a recognized college or university in any field of study. Application must be received prior to July 1 of each academic year.Applications may be found on-line at www.agricoreunited.com/AU2/AboutUs/Membership/members_scholarship.pdf |
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AGVANTAGE 25 UFA SCHOLARSHIPS |
$2500 (2 available) |
Students pursuing a post-secondary education who are able to demonstrate or display intent to enhance the rural Canadian community through their education are eligible for this scholarship. UFA Agvantage 25 membership is required - membership is free by contacting a local UFA Coop. Deadline mid-March. Applications should be available mid-March. Applications available in the Career Centre or by going on-line at www.ufa.net click on 'About UFA' then go to 'Community Investment'. |
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ALBERTA ASSOCIATION OF MUNICIPAL DISTRICTS AND COUNTY (AAMD and C) |
$1000 |
Eligible students must be rural residents going to an Alberta post-secondary institution. Community involvement and academic performance are considered. Deadline tends to be in July. Applications available on-line at www.aamdc.com in May; type 'scholarship' in the search bar |
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ALBERTA BARREL RACING ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP |
award amount determined by ABRA Scholarship Committee |
Applicants must be a member of the ABRA in good standing; requires two letters of reference and a letter of intent; must have proof of enrollment to have funds released directly to recipient; Applications and information available on-line at www.northernhorse.com/abra/info.asp (click on %u2018Scholarships%u2019, then on %u2018file%u2019). Deadline tends to be in June. |
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ALBERTA BLUE CROSS SCHOLARSHIPS |
$375 to $1250 |
Several awards are available at many Alberta Colleges and Universities. Contact the post-secondary institution Awards office where you plan to attend for an application form. Five categories of scholarships are: 1. Entrance Awards 2. Travelers (for those located more than 100 km from home) 3. Special Needs 4. Aboriginal Awards 5. Students specializing in Computer Systems, Nursing/Health Sciences, Dentistry, Medicine or Pharmacy Deadlines and application processes vary from one institute to another. For more information go to www.ab.bluecross.ca/scholars.html |
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ALBERTA CHILDREN%u2019S SERVICES METIS and NON-STATUS BURSARY |
Full-time applicants can be awarded up to $19,200 |
Bursaries from Alberta Children's Services are available for full-time or part-time studies. Registration at a university or college is not required before submitting an application, but confirmation of enrolment will be required before the bursary is awarded. All applicants must: -be either Metis or Non-Status Indian -have a financial need -have been an Alberta resident for at least three years prior to applying -demonstrate an investment in, and a commitment to, aboriginal communities in Alberta Deadline for application tends to be in April. Applications available on-line at www.child.gov.ab.ca/home/544.cfm |
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ALBERTA COMMITTEE OF CITIZENS WITH DISABILITIES (ACCD) - EDUCATION FOR LIFE BURSARY |
200 - $800 per recipient |
This bursary is awarded to people with disabilities who are entering their first year of post-secondary training or who are attempting one course at the post-secondary level. The bursary assists first-time post-secondary learners who require support in overcoming the financial barriers they may encounter when taking on educational challenges. Recipients must be a resident of Alberta; 17 years old or older; a member of ACCD; use the bursary in Alberta; Applications must be received at the ACCD office. Deadline tends to be in June. Applications available on-line at http://www.accd.net/html/what_we_do_bursaries_Education-for-Life.html |
http://www.accd.net/html/what_we_do_bursaries_Education-for-Life.html |
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ALBERTA FISH and GAME ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP |
$500 |
The applicant must be enrolled in a minimum one-year environmental sciences or related program at an accredited Alberta post-secondary institution; must also be or have a parent that is a member of the AFGA or an affiliated fish and game club; must be 21 years of age or younger; must fill out application and write a minimum 500 word essay; not necessarily based on high marks; Deadline tends to be in February. Detailed information and applications are available on-line at www.afga.org/ |
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ALBERTA GOLF ASSOCIATION FOUNDATION |
$1000 |
Must be applying for Golf Management, Turf Grass Management, or Alberta Golfer Scholarship applications will be judged on the following criteria if applicable: - Academic performance in the previous school year - Golf related awards - Financial need - Participation in extracurricular or community activities - Relevant work experience Deadline tends to be in July. Information and applications are available on-line at www.albertagolf.org |
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ALBERTA MILK PRODUCERS, NEVER STOP SCHOLARSHIP |
$1000 (2 available %u2013 1 female, 1 male) |
This award is for students who achieve a balance in life, participate in school life, and have the desire to do great things in life. - Grade 12 student - Participate in athletic activities (school intramurals, member of a sports team, pr participate in activities outside of school ie. Dance, water polo, hockey, karate, etc.) - Demonstrate an attitude of fair play and sportsmanship while participating in sport and social activities - Show personal development with involvement in activities other than athletics and academics (ie. Community work, hobbies, clubs, youth programs, etc) - Plan to attend a post-secondary facility in Canada - Be an Alberta resident Applicants will be required to submit four complete copies of the application signed by the student and school principal/assistant principal, a resume, maximum two letters of reference, and an essay of a maximum of 500 words. The Alberta Milk Never Stop application form, requirements and eligibility criteria are posted on the ASAA website www.asaa.ca (click on %u2018ASAA Awards%u2019, then click %u2018Milk Scholarship%u2019, then %u2018Download the application form%u2019. Deadline tends to be in June. |
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ALBERTA OUTFITTERS ASSOCIATION %u201CYEAR OF THE COWBOY SCHOLARSHIP |
$1000 |
Applicant must be pursuing a career in a field that perpetuates the %u201CWestern Spirit%u201D; can include: veterinary medicine, animal husbandry, ranching, agricultural business administration, forestry, fish and wildlife, etc. Applications available on-line at www.albertaoutfitters.com/scholarship.htm. Deadline tends to be in December. |
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ALBERTA SNOWMOBILE ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP |
$1000 (2 available) |
To qualify, applicant must be a graduating senior and a Trail Pass member of the ASA as of January 1 of that scholarship year; must submit a cover letter, a resume, a summary of involvement in snowmobiling, a transcript of grade point averages, and an essay of the theme provided. Applications available on-line at www.altasnowmobile.ab.ca . Application must be received at ASA. Deadline tends to be in March. |
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ALBERTA SOCIETY OF ARTISTS' SUMMERSCAPES 2009 SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM |
$445 |
For students age 15-17 wishing to explore the world of visual art. Five scholarships provide the cost of tuition, meals, accommodations and art supplies at Red Deer College's Summerscapes program. Must have a teacher's recommendation. Students may choose to attend one of two weeks. Both weeks feature an intensive, studio based exploration of drawing, painting, sculpture, and printmaking supplemented by visiting artists' lectures and opportunities to explore different media. Applications are available on-line at www.artists-society.ab.ca/home/homeeducat.aspx . Deadline tends to be mid-May. Send your application to: The Alberta Society of Artists, Box 11334 Main Post Office, Edmonton, AB T5J 3K6 including a CD-ROM disk with your art images or applications can be e-mailed to north@artists-society.ab.ca . |
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ALBERTA UNION OF PROVINCIAL EMPLOYEES |
a. AUPE Bursaries/Endowments are set up with the following Institutions for first and subsequent year students: -Universities - Augustana, Calgary, Lethbridge -Technological Institutes - NAIT, SAIT -Colleges - Fairview, Grande Prairie, Grant MacEwan, Keyano, Lakeland, Lethbridge Community, Medicine Hat, Mount Royal, Olds, Red Deer Once you have chosen the institution you will attend, ask their Finance Department or Bursar%u2019s office for an AUPE Bursary Application. The application form is to be returned to your post-secondary institution. b. AUPE will award a limited number of bursaries for students attending any post secondary training or educational institute. Deadline tends to be in June. Pick up application forms mid-January and submit completed applications to: Secretary Treasurer Alberta Union of Public Employees 10451 - 170 Street Edmonton, AB T5P 5S7 |
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ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD SCHOLARSHIPS* |
These are tenable at post-secondary institutions. Deadline tends to be in May for September entry; December for January entry. (Note: Work Experience and Special Projects are not eligible for consideration of averages). Apply for all three years at the end of Grade 12. Application available at www.alis.gov.ab.ca/scholarships/info.asp or in the Career Centre. *Grade 10 %u2013 $300 %u2013 average of 75% - 79.9% in five (5) subjects or $400 - average of 80% or higher in five (5) subjects: -One of: English 10, 13, 10-1, 10-2, or Fran%uFFFDais 10, 13 or 0-2 and -At least two of - Pure Mathematics 10, or Applied Mathematics 10 -Science 10 -Social Studies 10 -A language other than the one used above at the Grade 10 level and -Any two courses with a minimum three credit value at the Grade 10 level including those listed above and combined introductory C.T.S. courses. *Grade 11 %u2013 $500 %u2013 average of 75% - 79.9% in five (5) subjects or $800 - average of 80% or higher in five (5) subjects: -One of: English 20, 23, 20-1 or 20-2 or Fran%uFFFDais 20, 23 or 20-2 and -At least two of - Pure Mathematics 20, or Applied Mathematics 20 -Science 20 -Biology 20 -Chemistry 20 -Physics 20 -Social Studies 20 -A language other than the one used above at the Grade 11 level and -Any two courses with a minimum three credit value at the Grade 11 level including those listed above and combined intermediate C.T.S. courses. *Grade 12 %u2013 $700 %u2013 average of 75% - 79.9% in five (5) subjects or $1300 - average of 80% or higher in five (5) subjects: -English 30, 30-1 or 30-2 or Fran%uFFFDais 30 or 30-2 and -At least two of - Pure Mathematics 30 -Applied Mathematics 30 -Mathematics 31 -Science 30 -Biology 30 -Chemistry 30 -Physics 30 -Social Studies 30 -Any one language other than the one used above at the Grade 12 level and -Any course with a minimum five credit value at the Grade 12 level including those listed above and combined advanced C.T.S. courses. |
http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/et/fo/scholarships/info.html?EK=11 | |
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ANNA and JOHN KOLESAR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP |
$1500 |
Applicants for the Anna and John Kolesar Memorial Scholarship must be Alberta residents and from a family where neither parent obtained a university degree. In addition, they must have obtained a grade 12 diploma after January 1, 1988 and must be enrolling for full-time study in the first year of a program in a Faculty of Education. Based on final standings in three academic subjects including English 30-1 or 30-2. Application available on-line at www.alis.gov.ab.ca/scholarships/info.asp . Deadline tends to be in July. |
http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/et/fo/scholarships/info.html?EK=12 |
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ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA AGRICULTURAL FIELDMEN (AAAF) MEMORIAL BURSARY- |
$500 |
Bursaries are available to students who are Alberta residents continuing their education at a College or University enrolled in an agricultural or environmental science program. Must supply a copy of their high school marks, together with a letter of acceptance and course of studies planned at a post-secondary institution. Applications are available on-line at http://alberta.ca/home/ , type AAAF Memorial Bursary in the search box then follow the link. Deadline tends to be in September |
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BELCOURT BROSSEAU METIS AWARDS |
awards range from $2000 - $9000 |
Cell 3x22Awards are intended to assist M%uFFFDtis students with costs for tuition and for mandatory expenses. These awards will be based on financial need and individual circumstances. Involvement in the M%uFFFDtis community, volunteer work, and/or community service may be considered when determining the recipient. Priority will be given to students who are entering the first year of a post-secondary program for the first time. Application available on-line at www.dollarsforlearners.com/. Deadline tends to be in March. Applications for the trades are accepted throughout the year but are advised to apply at least one month in advance to allow for application processing. |
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BILL KEHLER MEMORIAL AWARDS |
4 Awards of $2500 |
Open to students who have completed grade 12 and are pursuing post-secondary education. To honor Bill%u2019s memory, awards will be distributed to students with academic interests in broadcasting or agriculture. Individuals in professional rodeo will also be able to apply for an award to support their post-secondary studies. Applications may be downloaded at www.canadianfinalsrodeo.ca/bill_kehler.html . Deadline tends to be in August. |
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C.A. MACLEAN JOURNALISM BURSARY |
2 awards of $2000 |
Eligible students must meet the following criteria: -be a graduating student intending to pursue journalism studies -attend an accredited post-secondary institution during the year of, or following application Application and information available on-line at www.awna.com/bursaries_scholarships.php . Deadline tends to be in May |
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CERES ALBERTA WOMEN%u2019S FRATERNITY |
$250 |
Open for application to female students coming to the University of Alberta out of high school. The ideal candidate should have an appreciation of the rural way of life, be actively involved in school, extra-curricular activities, and strive for excellence in all she does. Deadline tends to be in July. Application available on-line at www.ualberta.ca/~ceres/ . |
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CHARLES S. NOBLE JUNIOR %u201CA%u201D HOCKEY SCHOLARSHIP |
$2000 (10 available) |
This scholarship is set up to reward the athletic and academic excellence of Junior %u201CA%u201D Hockey players and provide incentive and means for these players to continue with their post-secondary education. Applicants must be an Alberta resident; a participant, or have been a participant, in at least one full season of hockey in the Alberta Junior "A" Hockey League and have played during the last year or are currently playing; enrolled as a full-time student at a post-secondary institution in Alberta; achieved a minimum g.p.a. of at least 65% in the previous semester of study; recommended by the Scholarship Committee of the Alberta Junior "A" Hockey League. Applications available at www.alis.gov.ab.ca/scholarships/info.asp . Deadline tends to be in December. |
http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/et/fo/scholarships/info.html?EK=17 |
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CHARLES S. NOBLE SCHOLARSHIP FOR STUDY AT HARVARD |
$10,000 (3 per year) |
These scholarships will recognize and reward academic excellence and provide an opportunity for outstanding Alberta students to pursue undergraduate studies at Harvard. Applicant must intend to be enrolled full-time in an undergraduate program at Harvard. Application available at www.alis.gov.ab.ca/scholarships/info.asp . Deadline tends to be in May. |
http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/et/fo/scholarships/info.html?EK=19 |
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CHARMAINE LETOURNEAU SCHOLARSHIP |
number and value of awards vary |
Applicants must be a resident of Alberta, be deaf or hard of hearing, have applied or been accepted to an academic or training program at a qualified post-secondary or vocational school, demonstrate financial need, show leadership within your school or community; other considerations are regular attendance, punctuality, diligence, and commitment. Application available on-line at www.dollarsforlearners.com/. Deadline tends to be in May |
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CHILDREN%u2019S ABILITY FUND BURSARY |
up to $5000 |
This Bursary is awarded annually in amounts up to $5,000 by the Board of Directors of the Children's Ability Fund and may be allocated to more than one individual. The selection committee bases its decision on personal accomplishments and financial need. It is intended that the bursary will be used for registration and books for a student who is entering the first year of post-secondary education. It will be paid directly to the University, Community College, or Technical Institution. Information available at www.childrensabilityfund.ab.ca . Application available on-line at www.cc.wolfcreek.ab.ca (go to Documents). Application annual deadline tends to be in August. |
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DeVRY COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM |
$1000 per semester (valued up to $9,000) |
Open to all 2009 high school graduates who meet the following criteria: - In the top 50% of graduating class or have a combined CGPA of 2.7 on a 4.0 scale at the end of the junior year. (CGPA is determined on a 4.0 scale. CGPA conversion must be determined and supplied by the high school if the CGPA is calculated using any other scale besides 4.0.) - Nominated by high school guidance counselor or principal Information available on-line at www.devry.edu/tuition/scholarships.jsp . Deadline tends to be in June |
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DR. ERNEST and MINNIE MEHL SCHOLARSHIP |
$3500 |
Based on scholastic achievement in Grade 12 diploma examinations, financial need and commitment of the individual. Criteria will be the same as the Rutherford Scholar Awards. Recommendations of school principals and financial information will also be considered. Applications available on-line @ www.alis.gov.ab.ca/scholarships/info.asp. Deadline tends to be in June. |
http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/et/fo/scholarships/info.html?EK=20 |
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EARL AND COUNTESS OF WESSEX EDMONTON 2001 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN ATHLETICS SCHOLARSHIPS |
2 awards of $3,000 each |
Recognizes the top male and top female Alberta students who have excelled in track and field, have a strong academic record and plan to continue their studies at the post-secondary level in Alberta. Must have completed grade 12 in the year of application and earned an average of 80% or higher in 5 subjects. Must also be planning on joining the Track and Field team at their chosen post-secondary. Application available on-line at www.alis.gov.ab.ca/scholarships/info.asp . Application deadline tends to be in October. |
http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/et/fo/scholarships/info.html?EK=537 |
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FELLOWSHIPS FOR FULL-TIME STUDIES IN FRENCH |
minimum $500 to a maximum of $1000 per semester |
Applicant must be an Alberta resident, Canadian Citizen or Landed Immigrant, and plan to register full-time in a post-secondary program of at least one semester in length. In addition, applicant must be enrolled in a minimum of three courses per semester which have French as the language of instruction. Application available on-line at www.alis.alberta.ca/scholarships/info . Deadline for application tends to be in November |
http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/et/fo/scholarships/info.html?EK=23 |
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FRED ROW JOURNALISM BURSARY |
two awards of $1000 |
Eligible applicants are Albertans who are: -1st year journalism students; -students who have expenses away from home; -students from rural Alberta; -students who are interested in the PRINT media; -students who have had articles published i.e., school newspaper, yearbook, weekly or daily newspapers The studies must be pursued through an accredited, post-secondary institution during the year of, or following application. Application and information available at www.awna.com/bursaries_scholarships.php . Deadline tends to be in May |
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GARDENER BROTHERS SCHOLARSHIPS IN NUTRITION and FOOD SCIENCES |
Amount varies |
Awarded annually on the basis of superior academic achievement to an Alberta resident entering the first year of the BSc Nutrition and Food Sciences degree program in the Faculty of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics at the University of Alberta. Information available at www.registrar.ualberta.ca . Apply through the U of A. Deadline for application tends to be in July. |
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HEC GERVAIS ACADEMIC and CURLING SCHOLARSHIP |
(awards and value of each will be determined by the Foundation Board of Directors) |
Applicant must be an active curler and have competed in Junior Men's or Women's, High School, Winter Games, or Mixed competitions; must be age 20 or less as of Dec 31 in the year of application; For other criteria specifications and application please refer to the website at www.hecgervaisscholarship.com . Deadline for application tends to be in March. |
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IODE. CORONATION BURSARY (PROVINCIAL CHAPTER) |
$1000 |
To be eligible you must have been an Alberta resident for at least 3 years; enter any degree-granting program in Alberta; financial need is considered. Applications are available online at www.iodealberta.com. Deadline tends to be in July |
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JONATHAN DOODY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP |
$750 (2) |
To qualify for this award, a student must fit the following criteria: - Be enrolled in his/her first year of full-time undergraduate studies at the University of Alberta In order to be the beneficiary of this award, a student should display the following criteria: - Must demonstrate him/herself capable of balancing success in school and sports, while maintaining key friendships - Must not simply possess high grades; he/she must demonstrate knowledge gained through life experience - Must demonstrate a strong philanthropic spirit in his/her school and community - Must show him/herself as a good citizen and of a good moral character - Must show him/herself as always trying to improve and reach new heights Further information and an application are available on-line at www.phigam.ca/scholarship2009.pdf . Deadline for application tends to be in June. |
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS STATE SCHOLARSHIP FOR AB/NWT |
$500 (3) |
This scholarship is open to Knights, their children, wives or widows of Alberta Knights of Columbus who are in good standing in their councils. The scholarships are awarded on the basis of all round achievement in the areas of academics, athletics, the arts, school, community and church involvement as well as financial need. Deadline tends to be in May. Application and information may be found at www.kofc.ab.ca/member/scholar.htm . |
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METIS and NON-STATUS BURSARY PROGRAM (Alberta Children%u2019s Services) |
fulltime applicants can be awarded up to $19,200 |
This program assists eligible M%uFFFDtis and Non-Status Indian students who wish to pursue post-secondary education in the field of social services. Applicants must have a financial need, demonstrate a commitment to aboriginal communities in Alberta and have been an Alberta resident for at least 3 years prior to applying. Application available on-line at www.child.gov.ab.ca (look for %u2018Aboriginal Peoples%u2019 then click on %u2018M%uFFFDtis and Non-Status Bursary%u2019). Deadline tends to be in April. |
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MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA SCHOLARSHIP |
$500-$1500 |
The MDA Education Foundation was established to provide an avenue for scholarship opportunities to dealership staff.~ From trade and technical scholarships, to bursaries for finance and dealership management programs at SAIT and Georgian College- the MDA wants to provide assistance where it is needed, and reward excellence in academic achievements. Eligibility requirements: -enrolling in Automotive Technical Trade Apprenticeship Programs -enrolling in Canadian Automotive Institute Program (either Georgian College, Barrie or SAIT Polytechnic, Calgary) -Alberta resident -apprentice or employed by active MDA member dealer -financial need Students must provide: -a copy of their enrollment -a copy of their high school transcript Applications are accepted year-round and reviewed by the MDA scholarship committee on a quarterly basis. Scholarship values are assessed based on need and merit (marks and other achievements). Students are eligible to apply for every year of their schooling or technical training so long as they remain employed by an MDA Member Dealer. Application available at www.mdaalberta.com , scroll to bottom of page, click on %u2018MDA Education Foundation%u2019, then click on %u2018download scholarship application%u2019. |
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PERSONS CASE SCHOLARSHIP |
$1000 - $5000 |
This scholarship honors the efforts of five Alberta women. Criteria considered will be financial need, program of studies and academic achievement. Women entering nontraditional fields are encouraged to apply. Further information and application available at www.alis.gov.ab.ca/scholarships/info.asp . Application deadline tends to be in September. |
http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/et/fo/scholarships/info.html?EK=37 |
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PREMIER%u2019S CITIZENSHIP AWARD |
To recognize students graduating from high school who have supported and contributed to Alberta communities through public service and voluntary endeavours. Recipients will receive a plaque and a letter of commendation from the Premier. One award is available for each high school in Alberta. Students should contact the Career Centre. More information available at www.alis.gov.ab.ca/scholarships/info.asp .Nominations must be received in the Career Centre by May 25th. Nomination deadline to Alberta Scholarship Programs tends to be in June |
http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/et/fo/scholarships/info.html?EK=27 | |
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QUEEN ELIZABETH II GOLDEN JUBILEE CITIZENSHIP MEDAL |
This award was created to commemorate the Queen%u2019s Golden Jubilee in 2002. The five most outstanding recipients of the Premier%u2019s Citizenship Award will receive the Queen%u2019s Golden Jubilee citizenship Medal, a letter of commendation from the Lieutenant Governor, and $5,000. Information available at www.alis.gov.ab.ca/scholarships/info.asp . Nomination deadline tends to be in June to Alberta Scholarship Programs. |
http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/et/fo/scholarships/info.html?EK=530 | |
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QUEEN%u2019S GOLDEN JUBILEE PERFORMING ARTS SCHOLARSHIP |
$5000 |
Awarded annually to a student in the performing arts who shows extraordinary talent and potential and who demonstrates clear educational/training goals and objectives. Applicants may apply for: -Any level of undergraduate studies; or -Equivalent in an accredited performing arts program; or -Any level of a technical performing arts school; or -A recognized program or mentorship; Other eligibility criteria may be viewed on-line at www.culture.alberta.ca/arts/queensgoldenjubilee.aspx . Deadline for application tends to be the beginning of March |
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QUEEN%u2019S GOLDEN JUBILEE VISUAL ARTS SCHOLARSHIP |
$5000 |
Awarded annually to a student in the visual arts who shows extraordinary talent and potential and who demonstrates clear educational/training goals and objectives. Some of the eligibility criteria includes: -For the purposes of this scholarship program the visual arts can include but are not restricted to: drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, clay, glass, wood, metal, fiber or combination of these. -Must be a resident of Alberta -The scholarship will only be granted if the applicant can prove enrollment For more information and application go to www.culture.alberta.ca/arts/queensgoldenjubilee.aspx . Deadline for application tends to be the beginning of March |
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RAP SCHOLARSHIP |
up to 500 scholarships of $1000 |
Must have completed a minimum of 250 hours of on-the-job training in a Registered Apprenticeship Program and plan on continuing in a regular apprenticeship program. Application and information available on-line at www.tradesecrets.org (click on %u2018Scholarships%u2019 under %u2018Resources%u2019). Deadline tends to be in June; second round application deadline tends to be in February. |
http://www.tradesecrets.gov.ab.ca/index.html?page=scholarships_awards/scholarships_awards.html |
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ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION LADIES' AUXILIARY BURSARY, ALBERTA-N.W.T. COMMAND |
$500 |
These awards are for Alberta and N.W.T. Command students entering their first Term of a University, School of Technology and Art, Nursing Program, or any recognized College within Alberta-N.W.T. These awards are intended to assist children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces, nephews and great nieces and nephews of ex-service personnel, as well as children and grandchildren of current serving personnel, R.C.M.P., Fire fighters, Volunteer Fire Fighters and Reserve Personnel in advancing their education. They are not for mature students = i.e. students over twenty years of age. Students may obtain an application form at the Career Centre or write to the Ladies' Auxiliary, Bursary Chairman, 2020 - 15th Street N.W., Calgary, Alberta T2M 3N8, or they may contact the nearest Auxiliary or Legion Branch. The completed Application Form should be mailed on or before August 2l to the Ladies' Auxiliary Bursary Chairman. |
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SYNCRUDE ABORIGINAL and WOMEN EDUCATION AWARDS PROGRAM |
6 awards @ $2000 each |
-Two awards of $2000.00 each for Aboriginal people attending post secondary educational institutions in programs related to the oil sands industry (i.e.: engineering, computer science, technologists etc.). -Two awards of $2000.00 each for Aboriginal people attending post secondary educational institutions pursuing studies in the Finance/Accounting/Business disciplines. -Two awards of $2000.00 each for women attending post-secondary institutions pursuing a degree in Science and Technology. To be eligible you: - must be aboriginal peoples (First Nation, Inuit, and M%uFFFDtis Nation); women pursuing studies in science and technology. -have lived in Alberta for at least one year - be registered as a full time student leading to a recognized degree or diploma -provide parental or spousal financial information -provide your most recent transcripts -provide proof of acceptance into accredited colleges or universities within Canada For more information on these scholarships and for applications please go to www.syncrude.ca/users/folder.asp?FolderID=5860 . Deadline for application tends to be in June. |
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VISUAL ARTS ALBERTA SCHOLARSHIP IN VISUAL ART BFA DEGREE PROGRAM |
3 scholarships of $750 |
Awarded to Alberta students with superior academic standing entering first year Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree Program with a focus on studio fine art disciplines. Students will be selected on the basis of their portfolio of recent work (completed during the last 12 months, maximum 10 pieces) and accepted into a Bachelor of Fine Arts program offered by a post secondary institution in the Province of Alberta. Application available on-line at www.cc.wolfcreek.ab.ca (go to Documents). Deadline for application tends to be in July. |
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