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The University of Winnipeg Foundation The University of Winnipeg Foundation is a registered and incorporated charitable public foundation dedicated to fundraising and asset stewardship in support of The University of Winnipeg‟s mission. With the help of generous donors, the Foundation is building a legacy for the University, to enable it to better meet the needs, inspire the dreams of students, and create limitless possibilities for the future. Manitoba Scholarships and Bursaries Initiative (MSBI) The Government of Manitoba provides matching funds for donations made to universities and colleges through its Manitoba Scholarships and Bursaries Initiative (MSBI). MSBI matching grants are used to provide direct scholarship and bursary assistance to students, and to supplement endowments for both new and existing awards.

Disbursement of Award Amounts

Once a student is selected for an award, these are the steps you can expect:

o All awards are applied to the Student Account at the University

o Award amounts can be viewed online through WebAdvisor

o All awards are applied to outstanding balances, including Housing

o If this award creates a credit balance, a refund cheque will be mailed after the course drop deadlines have passed

o All internal awards (with the exception of bursaries) are printed on the recipient‟s official transcript

o Reductions in course load or complete withdrawal from the University may result in all or a portion of the award being reversed

Automatic Awards Some awards are given to students automatically based on their academic performance, without the necessity of an application. These include the Special Entrance Scholarship, the Academic Proficiency Scholarship and the majority of the Departmental Awards. Sit back and relax, we will do all the work for you.

Welcome! The University of Winnipeg offers a variety of financial support to assist you with funding your post-secondary education. We have over 700 awards to assist students from all majors, academic levels and financial need. Take some time and explore our opportunities – you might be the recipient we are looking for. The Awards Handbook contains descriptions for all active awards at The University of Winnipeg, including its Schools and Colleges. All awards at the University are governed by the Senate Student Services Committee. Awards are created from funds donated by friends, external partners and those interested in helping students succeed and reach their full potential.

Contact Us

If you have further questions about any of the information listed in this Awards Handbook, or have

general questions about accessing financial assistance, please email Awards and Financial Aid at

awards@uwinnipeg.ca, call 204-779-UWIN (8946), or visit us in 1C22 (Centennial Hall).

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Application-Required Awards Some awards require an application in order to be considered. These awards are identified in the Awards Handbook with an asterisk symbol (*). These are awards that ask for things like extra-curricular activities, involvement in the community and reference letters. All applications and deadlines are listed online. Please visit the Awards and Financial Aid website for more information.

General Award Conditions There are some general award conditions that all students should be aware of, before you start your search. Please take a moment and become familiar with these guidelines:

A. All awards listed are subject to change or cancellation without notice.

B. All awards are equally available to part-time and full-time students, unless otherwise stated.

C. All awards are equally available to domestic and international students, unless otherwise stated.

D. All awards must be claimed in the academic year in which they are offered.

E. “Year Level” is determined the following way:

First Year: completed less than 30 credit hours

Second Year: completed 30 to 59 credit hours

Third Year: completed 60 to 89 credit hours

Fourth Year: completed 90 to 119 credit hours

Fifth/Final Year: enrolled in the last few credits needed to complete your degree and you expect to graduate in October or June of the current year

F. “Social Science” includes the disciplines of Anthropology, Economics, Geography (human and regional), Politics, Psychology, and Sociology.

G. “Humanities” includes the disciplines of Aboriginal Languages, Classics, East Asian Languages and Cultures, English, French Studies, German Studies, History, Italian Studies, Kinesiology, Music, Philosophy, Religious and Culture, Rhetoric, Writing Communications, Spanish Studies, Theatre and Film, and Women‟s and Gender Studies.

H. To qualify for awards that require a specific major, students must have declared their major.

I. The University of Winnipeg will not administer any new awards that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, political belief, colour, ethnic or national origin, sex, sexual orientation, or age. Exceptions to these guidelines will be considered by the Senate Student Services Committee in accordance with the “Special Programs” provision of the Manitoba Human Rights Commission, which permits forms of assistance whose purpose is to address the needs of disadvantaged groups or individuals.

J. Students in receipt of renewable awards will be assessed for renewal after the Fall/Winter academic year. In order to renew, students must meet any published criteria and have completed at least 18 credits hours with at least a 3.55 cumulative grade point average.

K. All academic awards are assessed using the Grade Point System outlined in The University of Winnipeg Academic Calendar.

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Getting Started So, let‟s get started! To make the process of searching and applying for awards manageable and rewarding, there are three questions you need to ask: 1. Who am I? 2. What awards are right for me? 3. How do I apply? Who Am I? The Handbook is separated into two main sections. Before you begin your search for awards, you must determine if you are a future student or a current student:

o Entrance Awards:

Offered to future or “new” students during the admission process

Includes high school sequential, transfer, or mature students coming to The University of Winnipeg for the first time.

Must apply to the University for Admission by December 1.

Advertised in the Winter. Awarded in the Spring for the Fall Term.

o In-Course Awards:

Offered to current students at the University who are enrolled in Year 2, 3, 4 and 5.

Advertised in the Summer. Awarded in the Fall, Winter and Spring/Summer terms. What Awards Are Right for Me? After you have determined if you are a future or current student, your next step is to understand some common terms used throughout the Awards Handbook. After reading through the various definitions, you can pinpoint what awards are best suited to your unique situation:

o Award:

Based on financial need and academic achievement

Cumulative grade point average of at least 2.50 (C+)

This is also the generic term used to refer to all types of financial assistance

o Bursary:

Based on financial need

Cumulative grade point average of at least 2.00 (C)

o Fellowship:

Based on academic achievement tied to research, innovation

Normally given to students in Graduate Studies

Grade point average of at least 4.25 (A)

o Medal:

Based on academic achievement

Normally given at Convocation, upon graduation

Do not require that the recipient register again at the University

Cumulative grade point average of at least 3.75 (B+)

o Prize:

Based on academic achievement

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Normally given at Convocation, upon graduation

Do not require that the recipient register again at the University

Cumulative grade point average of at least 3.00 (B)

o Scholarship:

Based on academic achievement

Cumulative grade point average of at least 3.00 (B) How Do I Apply? Now that you have a better sense of what is available to you, it is time to read through the alphabetical listing of opportunities in the Awards Handbook. Start by checking off all the awards that you might be interested in and go from there. Applying for awards is easy, if you have a plan. Awards and Financial Aid Website Please visit our website to access applications, deadlines, and discover other financial assistance opportunities such as the Work/Study Program, External Awards, and Government Student Loans. There are also some awards that are specific to groups of students on campus. There are designated websites and funding brochures for these awards, to make them more accessible. Please visit them online:

o Aboriginal Students o International Students o Students with Disabilities

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ENTRANCE AWARDS

These awards are for future or “new” students to The

University of Winnipeg, including high school

sequential, transfer, or mature students. Students

are considered for these awards during the

admission process. All applications and deadlines

are listed online. Please visit the Awards and

Financial Aid website for more information.

Major Entrance Scholarships Alumni Entrance Scholarship Scholarships are to be awarded annually to students completing high school in Manitoba. Recipients should demonstrate the following attributes to be considered for this scholarship: attainment of high school academic standing and promise, noteworthy interest and participation in extracurricular activities in school and community, and leadership qualities and strength of character. Application is to be by nomination only, with each high school principal eligible to nominate one candidate on an appropriate application form. Buhler Bursary in Business and Economics

This bursary is awarded annually to a full-time

student with a declared major in Business &

Administration or Economics with demonstrated

financial need and satisfactory academic progress,

with preference given to a single parent. The bursary

will cover full tuition and provide allowances for living

expenses and book costs. The First Year bursary is

$10,000. The bursary is renewable for three

additional years at $5,000.

Chancellor's Special Entrance Scholarship This is awarded is given annually to the top two students entering The University of Winnipeg for the first time who have the highest admission averages within the Special Entrance Scholarship candidates. Recipients can be entering any undergraduate program or degree. Students who receive this honour are not eligible to receive the Special Entrance Scholarship. Garnet Kyle Scholarship

Established in 2011 to provide scholarships to

students from the Rural Municipality of Franklin in

Manitoba. Students must have a minimum 90%

admission average or higher. This award is

renewable for an additional three years. This is an

entrance scholarship awarded to a student coming

from (in order of preference): 1. The most qualified

eligible student undertaking undergraduate full-time

studies toward a degree at The University of

Winnipeg from the following schools in preferential

order: a. Roseau Valley School, Dominion City b.

Other high schools in the Border Land School

Division c. High schools in Hanover School Division

2. The most qualified eligible student undertaking

undergraduate full-time studies toward a degree at

The University of Winnipeg who has, within the last

three years, graduated from the following schools in

preferential order: a. Roseau Valley School,

Dominion City b. Other high schools in the Border

Land School Division c. High schools in Hanover

School Division All qualifications being equal, a

student who has attended Red River College will be

given priority. 3. The most qualified eligible student

undertaking undergraduate full-time studies toward a

degree at The University of Winnipeg who is or has

been a resident of the Roseau Valley High School

catchment area. All qualifications being equal, a

student who has attended Red River College will be

given priority.

Marsha P. Hanen Entrance Scholarship This scholarship is awarded in recognition of the

Presidency of The University of Winnipeg of Dr.

Marsha P. Hanen (1989-99). It will be awarded

annually to an outstanding Manitoba high school

graduate who has made outstanding leadership and

extracurricular contributions in school and the

community. It is renewable for an additional three

years.

The Minute Maid Inner-City Leadership Scholarship for Kinesiology and Applied Health These scholarships were established to support students entering their first year of undergraduate study at The University of Winnipeg who are planning to study Kinesiology and Applied Health. To be eligible, students must have a minimum high school admission average of 75% and be graduating from an inner-city high school in the City of

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Winnipeg. Applicants must have exceptional involvement within their community or high school, demonstrating leadership with athletic and/or coaching programs and services for the inner-city. Preference will be given to Aboriginal, new immigrant or students from low income families. Walter Leatherdale Entrance Scholarship Scholarships have been established by Douglas Leatherdale, a 1957 graduate of United College, in memory of his father. They will cover a full year's tuition (30 credit hours) and provide allowances for living expenses and book costs for one or more outstanding students from rural Manitoba, preferably from farming communities. These scholarships will be renewable for an additional three years. Winnipeg Police Service Opportunity Scholarship in Memory of Injured and Fallen Officers This scholarship has been established by the Winnipeg Police Service to support educational opportunities for students from the North End and Downtown Winnipeg high schools. Consideration will be given to applicants who have made a contribution to, or have been involved with, their school or community. These scholarships are renewable annually, with the intention that students receive scholarship support throughout their university degree.

Entrance Scholarships, Awards and Bursaries Advanced Placement Program Entrance Scholarship Scholarships will be awarded to students who are entering The University of Winnipeg as an Advanced Placement Program National Scholar. To be eligible, students must write five Advanced Placement final examinations and obtain an average of at least 4.0 on these examinations. These scholarships may not be held in conjunction with a Special Entrance Scholarship.

Special Entrance Scholarships

These scholarships are offered, without the necessity of a scholarship application, to all graduates of Manitoba high schools who meet the conditions below. Senior 4 (Grade 12) students must, however, apply for admission to the University by March 1. Major funding is by The University of Winnipeg Board of Regents. Additional significant funding comes from the MacBean Foundation and the Elizabeth May Markle Scholarship Fund (both through The Winnipeg Foundation), the Manitoba Scholarships and Bursaries Initiative, and the James T. Watson Fund.

1. Students must have at least an 80% final Grade 12 award average (see below for the calculation), and register for at least 12 credit hours to qualify.

2. The high school scholarship average is calculated based on the following:

Best 40S English (Comprehensive Focus, Literary Focus or Transactional Focus), and

Best 40S Math (Pre-Calculus, Applied Math or Essential/Consumer Math), and

One other 40S or higher level full credit course.

3. The values are as follows:

Students with averages of 95.0% or higher will receive a $2250 scholarship

Students with averages of 90.0% to 94.9% will receive a $1750 scholarship

Students with averages of 86.0% to 89.9% will receive an $1100 scholarship

Students with averages of 80.0% to 85.9% will receive a $500 scholarship

4. The two students with the highest averages will be awarded $4000 Chancellor‟s Special Entrance Scholarships.

5. $600 bonus President‟s Awards of Merit will also be awarded to the Special Entrance Scholarship recipients with the four highest averages entering each of Arts, Science, Education, Kinesiology and Business & Economics.

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Alfred Duncan Longman Scholarship The University of Winnipeg Alumni Association has provided a scholarship, through The Winnipeg Foundation, in recognition of the long association of Mr. Longman with United College. The scholarship is to be awarded annually to the full-course student in The University of Winnipeg Collegiate who achieves the highest combined final mark in at least two credits of English 40S and who is continuing studies in The University of Winnipeg in a program consisting of at least four full courses (24 credit hours). Alumni Family Entrance Scholarship Awarded annually to an outstanding student entering The University of Winnipeg on the basis of high school credentials earned outside Winnipeg‟s perimeter highway or outside Manitoba. At least one parent or grandparent must be an alumnus or alumna. Applicants also must have contributed significantly to extracurricular activities in the school and the community. Betty Anna Isfeld Entrance Scholarship This scholarship was established in honour of Betty Anna Isfeld. Known through the Interlake region, the Isfeld family proudly promotes its Icelandic heritage while valuing academic excellence. This scholarship will be awarded annually to a student with the highest average entering The University of Winnipeg and graduating from one of the three high schools in the Interlake regional of Manitoba (Gimli, Arborg, Riverton). Board of Regents Canadian Association of Physicists Entrance Scholarship Full-tuition scholarships for 30 credit hours will be provided to students who achieve the highest standing in the Canadian Association of Physicists (CAP) High School Prize Examination and who enter a degree program at The University of Winnipeg. If none of the top three registers, then the single highest-ranking student from the top ten who enrolls will receive the scholarship. Board of Regents Entrance Bursary The Board of Regents offers a number of entrance bursaries for First Year students with financial need and good academic standing. Board of Regents Scholarships for Transfer Students

The Board of Regents offers scholarships for students who are granted advanced standing in at least 18 credit hours on transfer from other post-secondary institutions. A minimum grade point average of 3.55 is required on the transferred courses, in order for a student to be eligible. Brina and Abraham Shubin Entrance Scholarship This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to an outstanding high school graduate entering The University of Winnipeg. C.A. DeFehr Memorial Entrance Scholarship in Mennonite Studies This scholarship will be awarded to a student entering The University of Winnipeg on the basis of their matriculation standing and on the condition that they register in at least one course in Mennonite Studies. Carl N. Halstead Memorial Scholarship in History Through The University of Winnipeg Alumni Association Fund of The Winnipeg Foundation, Mrs. C.N.Halstead has provided a scholarship to commemorate the long association with The Collegiate of her husband, the late Dean C.N.Halstead, both as Dean and as Instructor in History. The scholarship is to be awarded annually to a full-time student at The University of Winnipeg Collegiate who obtained the highest mark in History 40S. Applicants must be continuing their studies at The University of Winnipeg in any program consisting of at least four full courses (24 Credit Hours). Cecil Essadelle Rombough Memorial Entrance Scholarship This scholarship, established through a bequest to The Winnipeg Foundation from Miss Rombough, will be awarded to an outstanding graduate of a Winnipeg high school who is entering The University of Winnipeg. Chancellor P.H.T. Thorlakson Entrance Scholarship Two scholarships have been established in appreciation of Dr. P.H.T. Thorlakson's nine years of distinguished service as Chancellor of The University of Winnipeg, 1969-1978. These scholarships will be awarded to two outstanding high

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school graduates entering The University of Winnipeg. Dr. George and Doris Johnson Entrance Scholarship This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to an outstanding high school graduate entering The University of Winnipeg. Dr. Isaac and Mrs. Sandra Battel Entrance Scholarship This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to an outstanding high school graduate entering The University of Winnipeg. Margaret E. Nix and Slade C. Nix Entrance Scholarship This scholarship was established by Dr. Margaret E. Nix, a 1943 graduate of United College. It will be awarded annually to a female Aboriginal student who resides in Manitoba and is entering an undergraduate degree program at The University of Winnipeg. Derek Wong Memorial Prize Given by the family & friends in memory of Derek Wong, a graduate of the Collegiate who had strong interest in Leukemia research. This prize will be awarded to the student(s) whose project is awarded a medal at the Manitoba Schools Science Symposium in the senior high school categories of chemistry, biology or physics and is most strongly associated with the study of cancer. Elinor F.E. Black Entrance Scholarship This scholarship, which has been provided through the generosity of Dr. Elinor F.E. Black, will be awarded to a student entering The University of Winnipeg upon the basis of their academic standing. Erica and Arnold Rogers Entrance Scholarship This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to an outstanding high school graduate entering The University of Winnipeg. Francis Winston Armstrong Entrance Scholarship Rev. and Mrs. Frank W. Armstrong have provided a scholarship in memory of their son, Francis Winston Armstrong. It is to be awarded to a student with

financial need and with good academic standing who is entering The University of Winnipeg for the first time. Gladys K. Thompson Memorial Entrance Scholarship This scholarship, established by Joseph W. Thompson and his children, Beth and John, in memory of his wife and their mother, is to be awarded annually to a student of St. James Collegiate or Collège Sturgeon Heights Collegiate who is entering The University of Winnipeg with high academic standing and has shown particular excellence in English. Harry Dmytryshyn Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is presented by family, friends, and members of the Ukrainian Canadian community in memory of Harry Dmytryshyn (B.Sc., 4-year, 1979) who was an outstanding teacher of mathematics at St. John‟s High School and who made significant contributions as a coach and advisor to various student groups. This scholarship will be awarded annually to a graduate of St. John‟s High School entering First Year at The University of Winnipeg who combines outstanding achievement in mathematics with a significant contribution to the extracurricular life of the school. H. Emerson Snyder Entrance Scholarship Mr. H. Emerson Snyder, dedicated educator in the Winnipeg school system and co-author of a geometry text book used in Manitoba schools from 1924 to 1949, has established an entrance scholarship to be awarded annually to a high school graduate who has demonstrated outstanding scholarship, character and citizenship.

H.F. Allen Family Entrance Scholarship It will be awarded to a graduate of a Manitoba high school, who has financial need. It will cover the costs of tuition for up to 30 credit hours. This scholarship is renewable for one additional year. Henry Edmison Duckworth Entrance Scholarship These scholarships were established by the Board of Regents on the occasion of Dr. Duckworth‟s retirement as President of The University of Winnipeg (1971-1981) in recognition of his encouragement of entering students. The scholarships will be awarded annually to entering students of exceptional promise.

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IBEW 2034-Canadian Federation of Labour-Manitoba Scholarship This scholarship will be awarded to an eligible dependent of a member in good standing of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 2034. It will be presented annually to an outstanding high school graduate entering First Year at The University of Winnipeg. International Baccalaureate Entrance Scholarship These scholarships will be awarded to students who are entering The University of Winnipeg for the first time on the basis of the International Baccalaureate Diploma. To be eligible, students must present the International Baccalaureate Diploma with a grade total of at least 30, including the extended essay and the Theory of Knowledge course, and with no grade below 4 on the three higher level and three subsidiary level papers. These scholarships may not be held in conjunction with a Special Entrance Scholarship. James H. Cameron Memorial Scholarship Established by the Royal Canadian Legion (Manitoba No.1) Branch in memory of its Honourary President, it is to be awarded annually to a Manitoba high school graduate who has a high academic standing. Preference will be given to the candidate who has graduated from a high school from the West Central Core in Winnipeg and whose family members served in the military. Joan Ellacott Ross Entrance Bursary This bursary was established by Joan Ellacott Ross and by John, Betsy, and Gray (Eva) in honour of their mother, Joan. It will be awarded to a student in good standing, who demonstrates financial need and is in the First year of full-time studies in any undergraduate degree program at The University of Winnipeg. L. Olive Willison Entrance Scholarship This scholarship is to be awarded to a student with good academic standing who is entering The University of Winnipeg. Financial need may be a consideration. This scholarship is established by the Estate of Olive Willison and her daughter Mrs. Maureen Corkal, and Louise Humeniuk, Planned Gifts Officer at The University of Winnipeg Foundation. Leonard Krueger Scholarship

This scholarship will be awarded annually to both a male and a female graduate in Grade 12 at The University of Winnipeg Collegiate who receive the highest academic standing in that year and who continue their studies at The University of Winnipeg. Luella Sprung Memorial Entrance Scholarship Miss Sprung, Lady Stick of Class '31 and sometimes member of the Board of Regents and Senate, has bequeathed an annual entrance scholarship to an outstanding high school graduate entering The University of Winnipeg. Manitoba Blue Cross Bursary for a Student with Special Needs This bursary will be awarded to a student who is entering full-time studies in any program at The University of Winnipeg and who must incur additional expenses to attend university due to a physical or other handicap. Manitoba Blue Cross Entrance Award This award will be awarded on the basis of financial need and high overall academic standing in Grade 12 to a student entering any full-time program at The University of Winnipeg. Manitoba Blue Cross Travelers Bursary This bursary will be awarded, on the basis of financial need and high overall academic standing in Grade 12, to a student from rural Manitoba who must travel more than 100 kilometers to enter a full-time program of studies at The University of Winnipeg. Manitoba Schools Science Symposium Entrance Scholarship The University of Winnipeg will award a scholarship to an outstanding Senior 4 participant of the Manitoba Schools Science Symposium on the recommendation of the MSSS Scholarship Committee. The University of Winnipeg will award a scholarship to an outstanding Senior 4 participant of the Manitoba Schools Science Symposium on the recommendation of the MSSS Scholarship Committee. Meadwell Scholarship in French This scholarship is established by Professor Kenneth Meadwell in honour of the 75th birthday of his mother Shirley Meadwell and the 80th birthday of his father Frederick Meadwell. It is to be awarded to

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an outstanding Basic French 40S Manitoba high school graduating student who enrolls in French Studies 1111, Practical Language Skills, at The University of Winnipeg in the academic year following high school graduation. Natanis Agnes Phillips Memorial Entrance Scholarship This scholarship, provided by The University of Winnipeg Women‟s Auxiliary, is offered to an outstanding high school graduate who is entering an undergraduate degree program at The University of Winnipeg.

Red River Mutual Entrance Scholarship in Business and Economics Established in 2009, this scholarship will be awarded to an outstanding First year student majoring in Business or Economics, with preference given to a student from a rural community in Manitoba. With core values centered on mutual trust and integrity, the Red River Mutual believes that a university education provides opportunities for students to achieve excellence, which thereby enriches our economy and our community. Ross A. Johnston Entrance Scholarship in Mathematics & Statistics This scholarship was established by Ross A. Johnston (B.A., United College, 1952; LL.B., Manitoba, 1956). It will be awarded to one or more students entering The University of Winnipeg and intending to major in Mathematics or Statistics. Silver Heights Collegiate 50th Anniversary Legacy Award This entrance scholarship was established by Silver Heights Collegiate alumni following the school‟s 50th anniversary reunion, which was held on the occasion of its closing in the summer of 2007. The scholarship will be awarded to a Collège Sturgeon Heights Collegiate graduate who will be attending The University of Winnipeg and who has made voluntary contributions to the school and community and demonstrates a commitment to social justice and activism. Student Recruitment Tuition Draw Prize This award is given on an annual basis by the Student Recruitment Office at The University of Winnipeg, to a prospective student who has applied and received an offer of admission to The University of Winnipeg to pursue a degree program. The recipient is selected by a random draw and must

have filled out an information card at any of the recruitment events held in the year prior to them attending the University. Both domestic and international students are eligible. The award is given to the student in the following fall when they begin their studies. Students must enroll in at least 12 credits in order to receive the prize. The Maria Graciete and Jose Correia Family Scholarship Established in 2011, this scholarship will be awarded to one or more students in either the Faculty of Business and Economics or the Faculty of Science (Faculty of Science preference given to students studying environment related issues) in any year of study (undergraduate or graduate), who have achieved high academic standing. Preference will be given to new immigrants to Manitoba or their family, and to employees of Bee Clean, or children and family members of Bee Clean employees. This scholarship is renewable for an additional three years. The University of Winnipeg President's Scholarship for World Leaders These scholarships will be given to international students who are entering any of the University's divisions for the first time - Undergraduate, Graduate, Collegiate, PACE, or ELP. Applicants must have a minimum 80% admission average or equivalent, and must be involved in activities that demonstrate leadership. University of Winnipeg Women's Auxiliary Entrance Scholarship These scholarships, provided by the Women's Auxiliary, are offered to three outstanding high school graduates who are entering an undergraduate degree program at The University of Winnipeg.

War Amputations (Manitoba Branch) Entrance Scholarships These scholarships, provided by the War Amputations of Canada (Manitoba Branch), will be awarded to Manitoba residents with financial need who are entering The University of Winnipeg and who are either handicapped or children of a handicapped person.

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IN-COURSE AWARDS

The following awards are for currently registered students at The University of Winnipeg, who are in Second, Third, Fourth or Final Year. All applications and deadlines are listed online. Please visit the Awards and Financial Aid website for more information.

Scholarships Alaa S. Abd-El-Aziz Aboriginal Student Scholarship Established by Dr. Alaa. S. Abd-El-Aziz, former Professor of Chemistry, Dean of Science, and Vice-President--Research, International, and External Affairs, in recognition of the importance of science education for Aboriginal students. This scholarship

will be awarded to an Aboriginal student enrolling in Second Year at The University of Winnipeg with a declared major in the Faculty of Science.

Alberta Shearer Loeb Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is established from the estate of Alberta Shearer Loeb (B.A., United College, 1941). It will be awarded annually to a student with scholastic ability and financial need who has completed First Year (30 credit hours), is entering Second Year, and who is continuing studies in the Faculty of Arts and Science at The University of Winnipeg. Preference may be given to a student majoring in the Humanities. Alumni Family Achievement Scholarship This scholarship, provided by The University of Winnipeg Alumni Association, will be awarded to a student who has completed at least 30 credit hours at The University of Winnipeg, and is registered in an undergraduate or graduate degree program. Applicants must have made significant contributions to extracurricular activities on The University of Winnipeg campus, or must be able to document significant accomplishments outside the classroom which involve innovation and entrepreneurship. At least one parent or grandparent must be an alumnus or alumna. (Alumni are defined as those who have completed at least 30 credit hours at The University of Winnipeg, who have received a degree from United College or Wesley College, completed a diploma or certificate program from The University of Winnipeg Continuing Education Division, or have completed the minimum course credit hours required for admission to a professional program at another Canadian university).

Arvilla Lightly Scholarship This scholarship is presented by her family in honour of Arvilla Lightly. It will be awarded annually to a student from rural Manitoba who has completed First Year (30 credit hours) and is continuing in any year of any undergraduate degree program.

Campbell K. Shepherd Memorial Scholarship Established by the family and friends of Mr. Shepherd, a distinguished public servant and graduate of The University of Winnipeg in the Class of 1961. This scholarship will be awarded for outstanding academic and other achievements by a student proceeding from Second to Third year.

Academic Proficiency Scholarships These scholarships are awarded, without the necessity of an application, to all full-time and part-time students who are eligible according to the terms outlined below. Major funding is by The University of Winnipeg Board of Regents. Additional significant funding comes from the Winnipeg Rh Institute, the Robert Bruce Scholarship Fund, and the Herbert Leighton Draper Scholarship Fund. Academic Proficiency Scholarships are awarded to all currently registered students who have achieved a cumulative grade point average of 4.00 or higher on at least 12 credit hours completed in the previous Fall/Winter and Summer sessions combined. Students will be considered for this scholarship after the completion of 30 credit hours at The University of Winnipeg. Eligible students will be rank-ordered and awards will be offered to them, beginning with those at the top of the list, until all the money in the scholarship budget has been disbursed or until the last student on the list has received an offer, whichever comes first. Those who do not receive money or graduated students who are not currently enrolled who have met the criteria will receive a transcript notation only.

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Canadian Friends of the Hebrew University Asper Scholarship This scholarship has been established by the Asper Foundation to encourage students to spend part of their academic careers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel. Scholarships are open to students attending The University of Winnipeg who have completed 30 credit hours, are studying, history, political science, or other areas of the social sciences, and who intend to complete their degrees at The University of Winnipeg. Scholarships for study in Israel may be awarded for either a six-week or a one year program. *This scholarship requires a special application. Please see the Awards and Financial Aid website.

Carl Ridd Scholarship in the Humanities This scholarship is established by friends and former students of Carl Ridd in recognition of his years of teaching at United College (1966-67) and The University of Winnipeg (1967-95). It will be awarded to a student who has an outstanding record in a Humanities Major, Honours, or 4-year program. Preference will be given to a student who has demonstrated involvement in humanitarian or social justice organizations.

Chancellor W. John A. Bulman Scholarship This scholarship was established in 1997 in honour of Dr. John A. Bulman with gratitude for his many years of service on the Board of Regents (1967-1982) including two years as Chair (1977-79), and 12 years as Chancellor (1984-96). It will be awarded to an outstanding student or students in any undergraduate degree program.

Churchill Scholarship Rev. J.W. Churchill, M.A., D.D., has provided a scholarship in memory of his wife and his son, Dr. Harold Churchill, B.A., M.D. The award will be made to the student who obtains the highest standing in Second year and whose course include 2000 or higher level courses in two of English, History, or Philosophy.

Class of '52 Reunion Scholarship This scholarship was established by the United College Class of „52 in celebration of its 50th anniversary. It shall be awarded annually to a student in the final year of any undergraduate degree program at The University of Winnipeg who has demonstrated good academic performance and

has been actively involved in the University community.

Class of '60 Scholarship This scholarship will be awarded annually to a student in the final year of any undergraduate degree program at The University of Winnipeg who has demonstrated good academic performance and has been actively involved in the University community.

Cloverdale Paint Scholarship Established in 2008, the Cloverdale Paint Scholarship will be awarded to a resident of Manitoba or Saskatchewan who has demonstrated a commitment to community service and career and/or entrepreneurial objectives. Preference will be given to students related to employees of Cloverdale Paint.

Dr. James Ross (MC., MD., FRCS) Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to a full-time student or students in the Final year of an undergraduate degree program at The University of Winnipeg who intends to pursue a career in the area of health services. Preference may be given to students embarking on a career in medicine or nursing.

Dr. Jessie Blackwood Lang Scholarship Dr. Jessie Blackwood Lang graduate from Wesley College in 1937, where she achieved high academic standing and excelled as a student leader and

Dean’s Honour List This academic distinction is awarded to students who have achieved a cumulative sessional grade point average of 3.55 or higher on at least 18 credit hours completed in the previous Fall/Winter and Summer sessions combined. Students will be considered for this distinction after the completion of 30 credit hours at The University of Winnipeg. Students with a sessional grade point average of 3.55-3.99 are recognized as a "student of distinction". Students with a sessional grade point average of 4.00-4.5 are recognized as a "student of highest distinction".

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athlete. Her experience as a student instilled in her a lifelong love of learning and service to others. Jessie was awarded an Honourary Doctor of Laws from The University of Winnipeg in 1997, in recognition of her distinguished contributions to the community. This scholarship celebrates the traditions and values of Wesley College. It will be awarded to a student entering the Third Year with a minimum 4.25 grade point average, who is involved in The University of Winnipeg. Preference may be given to a student majoring in Mathematics.

Dr. Randy Kobes Memorial Scholarship This scholarship will be awarded to a student with a declared major in a science-related field. The successful candidate must demonstrate academic achievement and have made significant extra-curricular contributions in the community, either within the University or outside - especially in scientific literacy or outreach. Established in 2010 by family, friends, and colleagues in memory of Dr. Randy Kobes, Associate Dean of Science and Professor of Physics, this scholarship pays tribute to Dr. Kobes's outstanding academic contributions as a physicist and educator at The University of Winnipeg. This award also honours Dr. Kobes's extensive outreach activities, including the Let's Talk Science and Eco-Kids programs, along with the development of a degree program in Science, Environment and Indigenous Knowledge.

Dr. and Mrs. Roderick Hunter Scholarship This scholarship is established in memory of Dr. R.O.A. Hunter, Third Chancellor of The University of Winnipeg, and his wife, Doris Hunter. It will be awarded to a continuing, undergraduate student with high academic standing, outstanding leadership qualities, and significant extracurricular involvements. *This scholarship requires a special application. Please see the Awards and Financial Aid website. Edith Lindsay Memorial Scholarship Established by Joan Anderson (B.A., 1983) in memory of her mother Edith Lindsay, this scholarship is given with particular appreciation for those faculty members at The University of Winnipeg faculty who provide understanding and support to students who have returned to formal studies after some time away. It is intended to provide support to a female student who has completed at least 30 credit hours, who is pursuing a university education

after a lapse of at least 7 years since previous formal education, whose current program of studies includes the humanities, and who shows determination to succeed. Financial need will also be taken into consideration.

Enbridge Pipelines Inc. Scholarship This scholarship, provided by Enbridge Pipelines Inc., will be awarded to an Aboriginal student who has completed at least 30 credit hours in any undergraduate degree program, and who has participated in extra-curricular activities at The University of Winnipeg or in the community.

Four Directions Aboriginal Student Scholarship Established by Donald A. Bailey, Professor of History (1969-2005), this scholarship commemorates his deep regard for Aboriginal teachers and his debt to those Aboriginal students who enriched his courses with their presence and participation. The scholarship will be awarded to an outstanding Aboriginal student in any Faculty. The highest priority will be given to students who have completed courses with a strong focus on Aboriginal issues, with special weight being given to courses in an Aboriginal language. Financial need may be given consideration as a supplementary criterion in the selection process.

Fred Douglas Place Residents' Tribute Scholarship The Fred Douglas Place Residents' Tribute Scholarship has been established to honour The University of Winnipeg faculty who serve as speakers in the Fred Douglas Place Residents' Lecture Series. It will be awarded annually to an outstanding student in Arts or Science who has completed First Year and is registered in an undergraduate degree program at The University of Winnipeg.

Frostiak and Leslie Scholarship The Frostiak and Leslie Scholarship has been established by Larry Frostiak to recognize a student in an undergraduate degree program who exhibits leadership and a commitment to excellence. This may be demonstrated by involvement in a leadership role in areas such as university affairs, sports, or community activities. The intent of this scholarship is to recognize and reward students who are committed to excellence in themselves, as well

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as to helping others achieve, and to encourage the development of society's future leaders. Genevieve Doidge Scholarship in Arts This scholarship is established from the estate of Genevieve A. Doidge (Class of „35) to recognize excellence in Arts. It will be awarded to a student who is entering the Fourth year of a B.A. (Hons.) or B.A. (4-year) degree program.

George A. Grierson Memorial Scholarships These scholarships are donated through The Winnipeg Foundation from the estate of Isobel Margaretta Grierson, a 1938 graduate of United College, in memory of her uncle, George A. Grierson. Mr. Grierson was born in Brantford, Ontario in 1867. He taught in Manitoba in Birds Hill and Minnedosa, and was elected as a Liberal MLA for the Minnedosa area in 1913. The scholarships will be awarded annually to students of Aboriginal origin, or whose families or the students themselves have immigrated to Canada within the last 20 years. Preference will be given to students who have demonstrated persistence and strength of character, especially female students.

H.V. Rutherford Scholarship This scholarship, established by John and Kathleen Roberts in honour of Homer Vincent Rutherford, Professor Emeritus of History, will be awarded to the most academically outstanding student who will be completing the Final year of an undergraduate degree at The University of Winnipeg as a full-time student. In a formal application, the student must indicate a clear interest in undertaking a career in teaching and research at the University level. Students in any discipline are eligible to apply.

Hanna Family Scholarship This scholarship was established by Alan (LL.D. „92; Board of Regents, 1976-1991, and Chair, 1984-86) and Dianne (UW student of Classics and Art History), proud parents of Robert (UW student of Philosophy), Douglas, and Donald, all of whom are university medalists. It will be awarded to a student with high academic standing who is continuing studies towards a degree at The University of Winnipeg. Special consideration may be given to students majoring in Classics, History, or Philosophy.

Harry S. Crowe Scholarship

Established by the Class of „53 in honour of their professor, Harry S. Crowe, Senior Stick in 1942 and recipient of the Military Cross for bravery during World War II, this scholarship will be awarded to a student who has completed at least 30 credit hours and who is continuing studies at The University of Winnipeg. Dr. Crowe was the Gold Medalist in Arts and Science at The University of Manitoba in 1946, and he returned to United College to teach after graduate work in history at The University of Toronto and Columbia University. The Class of 1953 elected him Honourary President. An inspiring teacher, both learned and compassionate, he encouraged students to defend academic freedom both in and outside the classroom, and by his example, to take seriously their responsibilities as citizens.

Hong Kong Alumni Chapter Scholarship The Hong Kong Alumni Scholarship will be awarded to a student demonstrating academic achievement and financial need. Qualifying candidates will be Hong Kong high school graduates who register for degree programs at The University of Winnipeg. This entrance scholarship will be renewable for up to 3 additional years. Jack Little Memorial Scholarship This scholarship will be awarded annually to one or more outstanding Aboriginal students in any undergraduate Faculty to honour Jack's memory, and share a legacy of dedication to education. Jack and Grace Little were married for over 50 years, and believed in education and the value of a post-secondary education to help build strong Aboriginal communities. Together they have created awards for The University of Winnipeg Collegiate, and undergraduate and graduate students at The University of Winnipeg. This award is established by Mrs. Grace Little in memory of her late husband Jack Little. International Student Continuing Scholarship Scholarships are available to international students who have completed at least First Year (30 credit hours) at The University of Winnipeg and who are continuing in their degree programs. Applicants must have an overall Grade Point Average of at least 3.00 and must have made extra-curricular/volunteer contributions to the University and/or the larger community. International Student Entrance Scholarship

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These scholarships will be awarded to international high-school students studying outside of Canada. Recipients must have a minimum admission average of „A‟ or equivalent. These scholarships may not be held in conjunction with a Special Entrance Scholarship. Isabell Evans Virtuosi Concerts Scholarship This scholarship was established in memory of Isabell Evans and her long and varied involvement in musical and vocal performance. It will be awarded to a student in any undergraduate degree program who has an active interest and involvement in music through activities such as vocal performance, participation in choirs, musical theatre, and instrumental study and performance. Isabelle & Lew Miles Canadian Friends of the Hebrew University Scholarship This scholarship has been established by Isabelle Miles to encourage students to spend part of their academic careers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel. These scholarships are open to any students attending The University of Winnipeg who have completed at least 30 credit hours, are studying humanities or social sciences, and who intend to complete their degrees at The University of Winnipeg. Scholarships may be awarded for either a six week or a one year program. *This scholarship requires a special application. Please see the Awards and Financial Aid website. Isbister Undergraduate Scholarship The Board of Governors of The University of Manitoba has allocated four Isbister Undergraduate Scholarships to students in a non-graduating year at The University of Winnipeg. Two scholarships are offered to two top students in Arts and two to two top students in Science. A minimum average of B+ is required. These scholarships are tenable at any of the three Manitoba universities in the following year provided that the student continues in full-time studies. Iva Stewart Leins Scholarship This scholarship is established by Iva Stewart Leins who graduated from Wesley College in 1926. It will be awarded annually to a student who has completed First Year (30 credit hours), is entering Second Year with high academic standing and financial need, and who intends to continue studies at The University of Winnipeg in an Arts degree program.

James E. and Lyna McNeil General Proficiency Scholarship This scholarship was established to commemorate the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. James E. McNeill's Golden Wedding Anniversary. It will be awarded to a rural student proceeding from First year to Second year at The University of Winnipeg. Jan and Fred Butler Scholarship This scholarship is established by Dr. James Butler (B.A., 1990) in honour of his parents, Jan and Fred Butler. It will be awarded to full-time students with disabilities who have completed at least 30 credit hours and are continuing their studies at The University of Winnipeg. Jo Lindal Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is given by the Alumni Association and Mrs. Ruth Hilland (United College, Class of 1946) in memory of her mother Mrs. W.J. Lindal (Wesley College, Class of 1916) who went on to graduate with the Gold Medal in Law in 1919 after completing her B.A. at Wesley College. It will be awarded to a woman entering Third year who has the highest standing in a major in any of the Social Sciences. The award will be made on the basis of standing obtained in Second year and, to qualify, the student must continue in Third year. Joseph Wolinsky Memorial Scholarship in the Social Sciences One or more scholarships are provided by funds bequeathed to the Winnipeg Foundation by the late Joseph Wolinsky. Awarded to a student with high academic sanding who is continuing their major work in the field of Social Sciences. Judge Walter J. Lindal Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is given by Mrs. Ruth Hilland, United College Class of 1946, in memory of her father, Judge Walter J. Lindal, graduate of Wesley College Class of 1911, and later Law at the Universities of Saskatchewan and Manitoba. As a renowned author and editor, he was deeply concerned about forging strong identity among the many strands of the Canadian fabric. His service to the community was recognized with an Honorary Doctorate from The University of Winnipeg in 1971. The scholarship will be awarded to a continuing student with leadership qualities who intends to pursue studies in Law.

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Kristine Hansen Scholarship in Labour and Equity Issues This scholarship will be awarded to an outstanding undergraduate or graduate student who is currently studying at The University of Winnipeg. The recipient will have a demonstrated interest in labour and equity issues, either through community involvement, their studies, or research. Dr. Kristine Hansen joined the Psychology Department at The University of Winnipeg in 1980, specializing in Developmental Psychology and most recently in Moral Development. Twice UWFA President, Dr. Hansen was instrumental, with other faculty members, in facilitating the first ever study supported by The University of Winnipeg Board of Regents into gender-based wage disparity. In the early 1990's, she inaugurated the UWFA Status of Women Committee. Dr. Hansen pursued and finally achieved during her second tenure as UWFA President, the distribution of the long-standing compensation that a generation of women were entitled to receive. The scholarship was established in 2013 by friends and colleagues, in honour of Dr. Hansen's vision, intelligence and tenacity in improving our vocations as academics. Lillian Gibbons Scholarship in the Humanities Provided through the generosity of Miss Gibbons, this scholarship will be awarded annually to a student who has demonstrated excellence in some field of the Humanities and who will be entering their Fourth year of study in that field. Lions Club of Winnipeg Housing Centres 25th Anniversary Scholarship This scholarship is presented by the Lions Club of Winnipeg Housing Centres to a student enrolled in gerontology-related studies who has a continuing interest in the field of aging and who has demonstrated this interest through involvement in community-based organizations and agencies. (Students in the Faculty of Theology are also eligible to apply for this award). Marsha P. Hanen Undergraduate Scholarship Established in by Dr. Marsha P. Hanen, President of The University of Winnipeg from 1989 to 1999, this scholarship will be awarded to a student who has an outstanding academic record and who has completed at least 30 credit hours and is continuing studies in an undergraduate degree program. Morag Duncan Apostle Scholarship

This scholarship is established by Morag Duncan Apostle (B.A., 1992) who, having spent many years breeding Rhodesian Ridgebacks (Stalkmoor Perm. Reg.), recognizes the essential qualities of compassion, natural ability, and talent with animals that a good veterinarian must possess. It is established in memory of her parents, James N. and Agnes M. Duncan, and her grandparents, John and Grace Anderson MacGregor, and James and Johan MacLeod Duncan of Scotland. It will be awarded to a student entering their final year of an undergraduate science degree intending to pursue studies in Veterinary Medicine. Patrick Deane Provost Prize This prize honours the service of Dr. Patrick Deane as Academic Vice-President (2001-2005) and Provost (2004-05) of The University of Winnipeg. It will be awarded to a student of highest distinction entering their final year of an undergraduate degree program. Pinnacle Staffing Opportunity Scholarship Pinnacle Staffing, one of Manitoba's top recruitment and human resource service providers is dedicated to providing Manitoba companies with top talent. The foundation of their success is a team-based approach, leading edge technology, entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to continuous improvement. The scholarship celebrates this success, and will be awarded to two outstanding students as identified by Opportunity Fund criteria. This scholarship will work to support Aboriginal students, young people from war-affected areas and refugee populations, and students from inner Winnipeg neighbourhoods. Principal J.W. Sparling Scholarship The family of the late Principal Sparling has endowed a scholarship which will be awarded to a student entering Second year who obtains the highest standing on the examinations of the First year. R. Fletcher Argue Scholarships Mrs. Annie Argue, her family and friends have provided three scholarships in memory of Dr. R. Fletcher Argue. These scholarships will be awarded to students in any year who are preparing for Christian service in such fields as education, social work, the ministry, etc., and who have good academic standing. Students enrolled in the Faculty of Theology are eligible as well.

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Rev. John H. and Mrs. Myrtle (Webster) Shemilt Scholarship Established by Leslie W. and Elizabeth Shemilt, this scholarship is named in memory of Leslie Shemilt‟s parents, a ministry couple who gave long and faithful service to the Methodist Church, and later to the United Church in the Conference of Manitoba/Northwestern Ontario. It will be awarded annually to a full-time student in any undergraduate degree program of The University of Winnipeg. Preference will be given to student from Manitoba or northwestern Ontario. Rev. Thomas Buchanan Memorial Scholarship This scholarship, bequeathed by the Rev. Thomas Buchanan, of the Class of 1917, will be awarded annually to a student who demonstrates academic proficiency and is entering the Second year of studies at The University of Winnipeg. Robert P. Purves Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is awarded in memory of Robert P. Purves, former president of Inter-Ocean Grain, whose distinguished term of The University of Winnipeg's Board of Regents culminated with his service as Board Chair from 1994 to 1996. The scholarship will be awarded to a student in an undergraduate degree program with demonstrated leadership qualities and significant extracurricular participation. Roderick O. A. Hunter Memorial Scholarship Established in memory of the late Dr. Roderick O. A. Hunter, Third Chancellor of The University of Winnipeg, this scholarship fund is made available to support a full-time student at The University of Winnipeg with financial need who is entering Second year in any discipline. This scholarship is renewable for one additional year. Roger and Kathleen Graham Scholarship This scholarship is given by Kathleen Graham in recognition of her husband‟s distinguished writing and teaching of Canadian history and of their undergraduate years together at United College (1939-41). It is intended to recognize excellence in History and English and will be awarded annually to a student who has completed First Year (30 credit hours) with high academic standing and who intends to continue studies at The University of Winnipeg by majoring in both History and English in a General, Four-year or Honours degree program.

Rose and Stefan Maroy Memorial Scholarship This scholarship, bequeathed by Helen S. Maroy to honour her parents, will be awarded annually to a student who demonstrates academic proficiency and is entering the Second year of studies at The University of Winnipeg. Sandra and Harvey Secter Scholarship This scholarship was established by Harvey Secter, L.L.D '99. The scholarship will be awarded to one or more outstanding students in any Faculty who demonstrate a commitment to their community. Financial need may be given consideration as a supplementary criterion in the selection process. Senator Thomas Alexander Crerar Scholarship This scholarship will be awarded to a student who is completing their final undergraduate or qualifying year and is planning to enter a graduate program in Humanities at The University of Winnipeg, with preference given to student showing an interest in Canadian History, Philosophy, or the language and literature of either English or French speaking peoples. This scholarship, named in honour of the late Senator Thomas Alexander Crerar, PC, CC, LLD, is established by a fund created by a bequest of Dorothy Naylor and administered by The Winnipeg Foundation. Sir William Stephenson Scholarship These scholarships, established in 1984 by Sir William Stephenson through The Winnipeg Foundation, are awarded annually to one or two students who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, superior leadership qualities and the potential to make a valuable contribution to Canada. *This scholarship requires a special application. Please see the Awards and Financial Aid website. St. James Collegiate 50th Anniversary Legacy Award Established by the St. James Collegiate Alumni following the school‟s 50th anniversary reunion in the fall of 2001, two entrance scholarships will be awarded to St. James Collegiate graduates who will be attending The University of Winnipeg and who have made voluntary contributions to the school and the community. One scholarship will be presented to a student who has excelled in the Humanities and one will be presented to a student who has excelled in Mathematics, Science, and Technology.

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Truth and Reconciliation of Canada Commission Scholarship This scholarship was established in recognition of the important work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada and to honour students who are descendants of survivors of residential schools or who themselves are residential school survivors. Two awards will be made annually, one each to a female and a male student. If there are no qualifying applications from a female or a male candidate, then the scholarships can be awarded to two female or two male candidates. United College Class of '50 Reunion Scholarship This scholarship was established by the United College Class of „50 in celebration of its 50th Anniversary. It shall be awarded annually to a student in the Final year of any undergraduate degree program who has been actively involved in The University of Winnipeg community. University of Winnipeg Faculty Association Scholarship Scholarships made possible through the generosity of The University of Winnipeg Faculty Association, will be awarded to two students who have made exceptional, voluntary contributions to campus life at The University of Winnipeg or to the larger, off-campus community. Applicants must have completed at least 30 credit hours and may be registered in any undergraduate degree program. University of Winnipeg Retirees Association Scholarship This scholarship is established to commemorate the countless years of excellent and dedicated service provided by all retirees of The University of Winnipeg. It is intended to encourage and support a continuing student who has completed at least 60 credit hours, and who has a record of volunteerism. University of Winnipeg Women's Auxiliary Scholarship This scholarship, provided by the Women's Auxiliary, is awarded to a continuing student on the basis of high academic standing and an active contribution to extra-curricular activities. UWSA Part-time Student Scholarship This scholarship, provided by The University of Winnipeg Students‟ Association, will be awarded to the student who has the best academic record upon completion of the first 24 credit hours of a degree

program and who has completed those courses on a part-time basis. William L. Dyker Memorial Scholarship This scholarship was established from the estate of William L. Dyker, and from gifts from family and friends. It will be awarded annually to a student who has completed 30 credit hours and is continuing at The University of Winnipeg in any undergraduate degree program.

Bursaries and Awards The Abdul Jemel Memorial Award This award is to be given to an inner-city student who shows academic promise and is participating in the Inner City Junior Wesman program. The applicant must demonstrate financial need. If a recipient is not found, consideration may be given to refugees attending The University of Winnipeg. The award is in memory of Abdul Jemel, who was an enthusiastic and inspirational participant in the Inner City Junior Wesman program. This award is established by Bob Axworthy, with the support of his wife Barbara and the many family and friends who made donations to the fund in honour of Barb's 50th birthday. The Ada and Martin Berney Bursary These bursaries were established through the Estate of Ada Berney for the purpose of funding bursaries for students that demonstrate financial need. Students must also be registered at The University of Winnipeg in any Faculty, major or year level. The Bezanson Family Bursary This bursary was established in 2006 by Mark Bezanson in memory of his parents, Donald and Elizabeth. It will be awarded to a student with demonstrated financial need who is pursuing an undergraduate degree in Education. Bhai Kahan Singh Nabha Prize This prize will be given to a student with high academic achievement, who is studying the religion, history, politics, theology, or human rights of South Asia, as an undergraduate or within the Global College at The University of Winnipeg. Preference will be given to students who have shown a particular interest in Punjabi culture and/or Sikh

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religion. This award is established by the Bhai Kahan Singh Nabha Foundation Inc., in recognition of the achievements of Bhai Kahan Singh Nabha, whose works include Mahan Kosh (Encyclopedia of the Sikh Literature), the standard guide books for understanding Sikhism. Bursary for New Canadians This bursary was established by an anonymous donor to honour his parents who immigrated to Canada from Europe in the 1940s. It is intended to provide financial help to people who have immigrated to Canada from other countries by assisting them with the expense of gaining a university education. Eligible candidates will have been born outside Canada and show financial need. Preference will be given to those to have come to Canada as refugees or displaced persons. Business & Professional Women (BPW) Winnipeg Central Bursary This bursary will be awarded to a student who demonstrates financial need and has either prioritized family responsibilities ahead of personal educational goals, or who comes from a single parent household and may have difficulty completing educational goals. The recipient must be a Canadian citizen studying Women‟s & Gender Studies or related studies, Politics or Economics. Preference will be given to a woman demonstrating a strong record of involvement in the community or sports. Canadian Daughters League Bursary This bursary is provided by the Canadian Daughters League. It will be awarded annually to a Second year student who is a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident from Manitoba or north-west Ontario. Preference in selection will be given to a student who has demonstrated an interest in Canadian history. Carla Moore Award Bursaries will be awarded to students who show academic promise and financial need, and who come from a population currently under-represented at The University of Winnipeg who are enrolled in The University of Winnipeg Collegiate, PACE, UIC, undergraduate or graduate studies. Children of the Earth Scholarship To provide financial support to students in the transition year program from Children of the Earth High School.

Carole Watson Memorial Bursary This bursary will be awarded to a student who is in financial need and who is entering the Final year of the Major or Honours program in Psychology. Preference will be given to a student planning to do graduate studies and who has participated in extra-curricular activities in the University or community. Commercial Girls Club Book Prize This prize has been provided through a gift to The University of Winnipeg by the Winnipeg Commercial Girls Club. It is to be awarded each year to a woman student entering Second year on the basis of academic work done in the First year. The Coppinger Family Award This award was established to support students who have completed at least 30 credits at The University of Winnipeg. Applicants must have at least a 2.50 grade point average, demonstrate financial need and a demonstrated commitment to volunteerism. Preference is given to full-time students.

Cragg Bursary This bursary will be awarded on the basis of financial need to a student who has adequate academic standing. Curtis Landega Memorial Bursary in Applied Computer Science Ms. Ollie Landega has established a fund with The University of Winnipeg Foundation in honour and memory of her nephew, Curtis A. Landega. At the time of his passing in 2000, Curtis was a bilingual honours student at Collège Pierre Elliott Trudeau in Winnipeg with a goal of completing a university program in computer science. In keeping with the wishes of Curtis‟ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Landega, this bursary will be awarded to a full time student in good academic standing, with demonstrated financial need, majoring in Applied Computer Science. Recipients must be Canadian citizens and attended secondary school for three years in Manitoba. If there is no Applied Computer Science student, a student majoring in Administrative Studies may be considered. Debra Blair Bursary This bursary is to assist Aboriginal women with financial need to pursue a university education as a way of honouring the memory of The University of

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Winnipeg alumna, Debra Blair (June 3, 1954-January 23, 2004). December 6, 1989 Memorial Bursary This bursary will be awarded annually in memory of the women killed at the École Polytechnique in Montreal on December 6, 1989 to a female student at The University of Winnipeg who is enrolled in a science program. The Downtown BIZ Kevin Donnelly Bursary in Business and Economics This bursary, provided by the Downtown Winnipeg BIZ and past BIZ Chair, Kevin Donnelly, will be awarded annually to a deserving student who is enrolled in the Faculty of Business and Economics and is also a member of the Business Administration Students' Association (BASA). Recipients must demonstrate financial need and preference will be given to full-time students. This bursary recognizes the importance of youth entrepreneurs in the field of Business and Economics, as they are central to the economic vitality, growth and revitalization of our downtown. Dr. Ussher Raymond Claman Bursary This bursary honours the memory and commemorates the character of Dr. Ussher Raymond Claman, a longtime friend of The University of Winnipeg, and dedicated and accomplished oral and maxillio-facial surgeon. It will be awarded to a student with an overall grade point average of at least 3.00 who has completed at least the first year of a pre-professional program directed toward admission to a health-care professional program (e.g. dentistry, medicine, and occupational therapy). Dr. A.B. Baird Bursary Through the generosity of the late Rev. Andrew B. Baird and his daughter, Marjorie Baird, a trust fund has been set up to assist students with financial need, high academic standing and of good conduct, to enable them to continue and or complete their courses at The University of Winnipeg. Ed Allen Memorial Bursary Established by his wife, Karen Fletcher, and his colleagues at the University of Winnipeg, this bursary celebrates the life of George Edward Allen (1943 -2002), his extraordinary dedication for over thirty years as a gifted and compassionate professor of Psychology, his commitment to the highest

humanistic ideals, and his devotion to helping students discover their full potential, both professionally and personally. It will be awarded to a student with satisfactory academic progress who has completed at least 30 credit hours and is majoring in Psychology in any degree program. Preference may be given to a student who is a single parent. Edward McEwan Bursary for Mature Students Established by Edward McEwan in recognition of Professor Manly Spigelman and his extraordinary commitment to the success of mature students. To provide annual funding to encourage and assist mature students in an undergraduate degree program who have financial need. Eligibility will be restricted to students for whom at least seven years have elapsed between previous formal education and the resumption of studies at the University. Eli and Betty Gallant Memorial Bursary This bursary is established by Marie and Graham Lane in memory of Eli and Betty Gallant, Marie's deceased parents. Eli and Betty were born and lived in Manitoba their entire lives. They had three children (Ray, Allan and Marie), and eleven grandchildren. Eli served his country overseas for the full six years of the Second World War, and his community thereafter. Betty was an excellent student, and conveyed her love of learning and faith to her children and her community. It will be awarded to an Aboriginal student in any undergraduate degree program. Ethel May Lane Memorial Bursary This bursary is established by Graham and Marie Lane in memory of Ethel May Lane, the deceased mother of Graham and sister Susan. Ethel May Lane was born and lived in St. James her entire life. She had two children, Graham and Susan (Susan Larsen of Winnipeg, husband Niels), four grandsons and two granddaughters. She was active in her church, St. James Anglican and in the community, and for over twenty years was a volunteer at Oakview Lodge, a personal care home. It will be awarded to an Aboriginal student majoring in either Applied Computer Science or Administrative Studies in any undergraduate degree program. Evening for Outstanding Students Tuition Prize This prize is given on an annual basis by the Student Recruitment Office at The University of Winnipeg, to a prospective student who has attended and filled out an information card at the

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Evening for Outstanding Students (EFOS) held in the fall. The recipient is selected by a random draw. Both domestic and international students who will be pursuing a degree program at The University of Winnipeg are eligible. The funds are given to the student in the following fall when they begin their studies. Students must enroll in at least 12 credits in order to receive the prize. The Exchange Group MKO Business Bursary This fund is designed to provide bursaries to qualified students who are members of the Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc. (MKO) and who are enrolled in the Faculty of Business and Economics at The University of Winnipeg. Preference will be given to students who are taking courses towards a Certified Accountant (CA) designation, and who wish to pursue a Certified Accountant (CA) designation after graduation. Frank and Minnie Hechter Memorial Bursary This bursary is established from the Sue and Frank Hechter Bursary Fund in tribute to the determination and ingenuity of immigrants such as Frank Hechter‟s paternal grandparents, Frank and Minnie Hechter. Frank Hechter was the eldest of eight children who emigrated to Canada from Galati, Romania and settled in Winnipeg. In the years that followed he arranged for his siblings to join him. He married Minnie Cohen whose family had emigrated from Besarabia. Minnie and Frank had seven children, and died in 1934 and 1931, respectively. Acknowledging the impact of immigrant pioneers on present day life in this country, this bursary will assist a continuing student in the Social Sciences. Preference may be given to a student in a designed major which focuses primarily on the social, political, and economic impact of immigrants on contemporary Canadian society. Grace Thomson Memorial Bursary This bursary is established by her daughter, Meredith (B.A. Hons., 1971), in memory of Grace Thomson. It will be awarded annually to an Aboriginal woman who is registered in any year of the Bachelor of Education program with the Winnipeg Education Centre. Graduate and Professional Application Expenses Bursary This bursary is established to assist undergraduate students with the high costs of applying for graduate and professional studies. To be considered,

applicants must have documented financial need, have a grade point average of at least 3.55, and normally must be in their final year of an Honours or 4-year degree program in Arts and Science, or in their final year of the Integrated B.Ed. program. *This scholarship requires a special application. Please see the Awards and Financial Aid website. The Graham Dixon Memorial Bursary in Water Research This award is given to a senior undergraduate student or a Master's degree candidate from any discipline undertaking studies and/or research in a topic of key concern to Manitoba. This award is offered in partnership with Hebrew University in Israel, and will provide support for a University of Winnipeg student to pursue work in Israel, or for an Israeli student to pursue work at The University of Winnipeg. If there are no such applicants in a given year, applications will be evaluated based on relevance to the shared needs and interests of Manitoba and Israel. The partnership will be reviewed once every two years to evaluate its progress, successes, and challenges, and a decision to renew or adjust the partnership will be based on this evaluation. *This scholarship requires a special application. Please see the Awards and Financial Aid website. Guard.me International Student Bursary This bursary will be awarded to full-time international students studying at The University of Winnipeg who are graduates of The University of Winnipeg English Language Program (ELP). Recipients must demonstrate financial need and involvement in extra-curricular activities. This award is funded by Guard.me, the provider of the international student healthcare insurance program. H.E. Duckworth Prize The H.E. Duckworth Prize will be awarded annually to the outstanding Alumni Entrance Scholarship Program (AESP) student of the past year‟s class of AESP recipients based on academic excellence. Harris Consulting Award for Student Leadership The Harris Consulting Award for Student Leadership is made annually to a student who demonstrates the qualities of conviction and courage through leadership in student government, as a student representative on a governing student organization or committee, as a spokesperson for a student cause or issue, or in other areas of student

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leadership at The University of Winnipeg. Eligible students must be registered on a full-time basis at The University of Winnipeg, maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.00. Harry E. Gordon, QC, Memorial Bursary This bursary is established by friends, colleagues, and clients of the late Harry E. Gordon, QC, and by chiefs of the Southeast Resource Development Council Corporation in recognition of his lasting contribution to the Aboriginal community. It will be awarded to an Aboriginal student with financial need who is a member of one of the First Nations represented by the Southeast Resource Development Council Corporation: Berens River, Bloodvein River, Brokenhead, Buffalo Point, Hollow Water, Little Black River, Little Grand Rapids, Pauingassi, and Poplar River. Henry Mak Memorial Bursary This bursary is presented in memory of the late Henry Mak who served The University of Winnipeg in a variety of capacities from 1964-83, most of that time as Awards Officer. It is to be awarded to a student in the Humanities with good academic standing. Henry Rieff Stewart Memorial Scholarship for Adult Learners - Undergraduate This scholarship is established by his wife Jocelyn in memory of Henry Rieff Stewart, who graduated from the Collegiate in 1948 and attended United College from 1948 to 1950, and in recognition of the extended family‟s long involvement with The University of Winnipeg. It will be awarded on the basis of academic achievement and financial need to a student who has completed First year (30 credit hours) and for whom at least seven years have elapsed between previous formal education and the resumption of studies at The University of Winnipeg. Houston Family Bursary This bursary, provided by the Houston family of Brandwardine, Manitoba, will be awarded to a student with financial need who is from rural Manitoba. Hurley Family Bursary This bursary was established by Dan Hurley (BA'93) Associate Vice-President (External Affairs) of The University of Winnipeg and his sister, Colleen, in honour of their parents, Lieutenant-Commander Terry Hurley and Susan Hurley. It was created on

the occasion of LCdr Hurley's retirement from the Canadian Cadet Movement after more than 40 years of dedicated service. Terry, Colleen, Dan and his wife, Kim, have all served as sea cadets and cadet instructors. This bursary is awarded to a University of Winnipeg student in any program who has demonstrated outstanding leadership, service to the community and financial need. Preference will be given to a student who has served with distinction in the Canadian Cadet Movement either as a cadet or cadet instructor. Hydro-X Bursary This bursary will provide financial assistance to a full-time student enrolled in a Faculty of Science degree program at The University of Winnipeg. Inez Sellgren Bursary This bursary has been established by Carol Shields (1935-2003) in honour of her mother to provide financial assistance to a single parent entering any program of study at The University of Winnipeg on a full-time basis. Selection will be based on financial need with preference given to students whose assessed financial need for government-sponsored student aid programs exceed the maximum financial aid package available from these student aid programs. International Student Bursary - Undergraduate These bursaries are awarded to undergraduate and graduate international students attending The University of Winnipeg. Applicants must demonstrate financial need, be registered in full-time studies. Students must show satisfactory academic progress (undergraduates must have a minimum grade point average of 2.00). Irene and Stuart Sanderson Bursary Irene Sanderson (BA, 1995) established this bursary named for her and her husband Stuart, through a bequest to The University of Winnipeg Foundation. Irene valued education and wanted to support students of her alma mater who hold a satisfactory academic record. Joe Brain Foundation Inc. Bursary Joe Brain was an amateur geologist and prospector who was named an „Honourary Citizen of the City of Flin Flon in recognition of his contributions to the development of the North and his generosity.‟ This bursary will be awarded annually to a student with financial need from northern Manitoba (including

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Creighton, Saskatchewan) who is pursuing a B.Sc. or B.Sc. (4-year) degree in Geography. The John Roberts Prize for Excellence in Undergraduate Research Established by Dr. John Roberts, Class of '66, this prize is to be awarded to the undergraduate student in any year or discipline, who has demonstrated excellence through research done in collaboration with a faculty member or department, and/or by undertaking independent research on or off campus. Submissions must include a sample of the candidate's research, as demonstrated by a completed research report or published article. The Johnson Waste Management Ltd. Bursary This bursary is awarded to a student entering their First year of study at The University of Winnipeg. This bursary will support a student who is undertaking a minimum of 30 credit hours. Preference will be given to a student who has participated in programs through Rossbrook House in Winnipeg. This bursary is renewable for four years of undergraduate study and one year of graduate study. Katherine Bender Bursary This bursary fund was established from the estate of Katherine Bender through The Winnipeg Foundation for the purpose of providing financial assistance to needy students in the Faculty of Arts & Science, not including students enrolled in music, theatre, ballet, or in nursing. Ken Dryden Bursary This bursary will provide support to an undergraduate or diploma student who demonstrates financial need. Recipients must have been a client of the child welfare protection system in Canada. The bursary is renewable for an additional three years. To renew, students must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 (c) or better. This bursary was established by a former student in appreciation of the support given by programs provided by The Hon. Ken Dryden, PC, OC. Klinic Community Healthy Centre Bursary This bursary is provided by the Klinic Community Health Centre. It will be awarded annually to a student who has completed First year (30 credit hours) with a demonstrated involvement in the community, particularly as it relates to issues of health, community health or counseling, and who is

a resident of the geographic area served by Klinic Community Health Centre. Logie Butchart Memorial Bursary Mr. and Mrs. R.H. Butchart of Minnedosa founded, by endowment, a bursary in memory of their son, Logie Butchart, who was a student in Wesley College before he enlisted in the war of 1914-1918 in which he gave his life. Only soldiers, the children of soldiers or direct descendants of soldiers may become beneficiaries. Preference will be given to students registered in First year. Lorraine Latremouille Fellowship To provide a research fellowship to a student studying family violence at The University of Winnipeg. Louis and Rachel Mindell Memorial Bursary This bursary is established from the Sue and Frank Hechter Bursary Fund in memory of Dr. Frank Hechter‟s maternal grandparents, Louis and Rachel Mindell. In acknowledgement of their interest in urban development, this bursary will be awarded annually to a continuing student majoring in Inner City and Urban Studies. Louis Riel Bursary - Undergraduate These bursaries are established by the Manitoba Métis Federation and are administered by the Louis Riel Institute. They will be awarded annually to full-time entering or returning students with financial need who are Métis. These bursaries can be awarded to graduate, undergraduate or PACE students. In any given year, should funds permit, part-time students who meet the criteria above may also be considered for this bursary. Lucille Williams Memorial Bursary This bursary was established to commemorate Lucille D. Williams‟ care and love as a grandmother, giving inspiration and support to her grandchildren in their pursuit of a university education. The bursary will provide financial support to a continuing student in the Faculty of Business and Economics, in recognition of the staff of the Faculty and its dedication to helping students overcome obstacles and realize their potential. MARRC Bursary These awards were established in by the Manitoba Association for Resource Recovery Corporation (MARRC). It will be awarded annually to a student

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pursuing a B.Sc. (4-year) degree in Environmental Studies who is making satisfactory academic progress. Mabel (Riddell) Roberts Bursary The Margaret Mabel (Riddell) Roberts Bursary was established by John (Class of „66) and Kathleen Roberts in honour of John‟s mother Margaret Mabel Roberts (nee Riddell). It will be awarded to a student who intends to pursue a career in the social services. Madge O. Stevens Bursary in Education This bursary was established by Madge Stevens (B.A., 1937, United College, B.Ed., 1945, M.Ed., 1959, A.R.C.T.). It will be awarded annually to a student who has successfully completed at least 30 credit hours in the „Early Middle Years‟ stream of the Integrated B.Ed./B.A. or B.Sc. Program. Manitoba Association of School Superintendents Bursary This bursary is established by the Manitoba Association of School Superintendents through The Winnipeg Foundation. It will be awarded to an Aboriginal student enrolled in the Bachelor of Education program. This is administered through The Winnipeg Foundation. Manitoba Protective Officers Association Bursary in Criminal Justice This bursary is established by the Manitoba Protective Officers Association in recognition of its 30th anniversary. It will be awarded annually to a student who anticipates a career in law enforcement and is entering the Third year of the Criminal Justice Studies Major. Manitoba Teachers' Society Aboriginal Student Bursary A bursary will be awarded each year by the Manitoba Teachers‟ Society to a full-time, Aboriginal student with financial need who is enrolled in the Integrated Bachelor of Education degree program. Manitoba Teachers' Society Bursary A bursary will be awarded each year by The Manitoba Teachers‟ Society to a student with financial need who is entering their final year of the Integrated Bachelor of Education degree program. Mary Bergstrom Memorial Bursary

This bursary, provided by Miss Hazelle Bergstrom in memory of her mother, Mary Bergstrom, is to be awarded annually to a female student who demonstrates financial need and has acceptable academic standing. Mature-Status Student Bursary These bursaries, provided by the Mature Student Centre of The University of Winnipeg, are to be awarded to two Mature Status students who have demonstrated financial need and satisfactory academic progress. Mooring-Griffioen Memorial Bursary Two bursaries, established by endowment in 1986, will be awarded to full-time students who have demonstrated active participation in environmental issues or who are registered in at least 6 credit hours in the Environmental Studies major in the current academic year. Special consideration for one of these awards will be given to visa students from African countries. Mark and Dorothy Danzker Bursary Funded through the Mark and Dorothy Danzker Perpetual Trust at The Jewish Foundation of Manitoba, this bursary provides support for students with financial need and in good academic standing enrolled in the Community-Based Aboriginal Teacher Education Program (CATEP) who have demonstrated their commitment to completing the Program. Minnie E. LePage Bursary This bursary, provided as a gift to The University of Winnipeg by the late Mrs. Minnie LePage. It will be awarded on the basis of academic proficiency and financial need to a student continuing in The University of Winnipeg. Mr. & Mrs. ONG Hoo Hong Memorial Bursary for International Students Established by Gim Ong, this bursary fund honours the memory of his parents, Mr. & Mrs. ONG Hoo Hong. Bursaries will be awarded to full-time international students who have a minimum 2.50 grade point average and who are in financial need. Preference will be given to students coming from war-affected or economically-deprived countries or whose home countries experience economic collapse during their studies. Students at The University of Winnipeg Collegiate also are eligible to receive bursaries from this fund.

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Mr. & Mrs. ONG Hoo Hong Memorial Bursary in Religious Studies Established by Gim Ong, this bursary honours the memory of his parents, Mr. & Mrs. ONG Hoo Hong. Bursaries will be awarded to students with a minimum grade point average of 2.50 who are facing unique financial hardships, such as students with dependents or with disabilities. Applicants must also register for at least one Biblical Studies course in the Department of Religious Studies during the academic year. Mr. and Mrs. R.M. (Bob) Kozminski Bursary This bursary fund was established through the generosity of Bob Kozminski, Chair of The University of Winnipeg Capital Campaign, and his wife, Deirdre. It will provide bursaries for students who demonstrate financial need, and who are involved in extra-curricular activities, especially sports and student affairs. Community engagement in the form of volunteer commitments would also be an asset. Mr. and Mrs. W.A.V. Pearce Memorial Bursary This bursary will be awarded to a student of good academic standing entering the Faculty of Arts and Science. Financial need will be a prime consideration in determining this award. Neil Harris Bursary This bursary commemorates the extraordinary life and creative spirit of Neil Foster Noah Harris (1925-2000), a man of deep learning who left a rich cultural legacy to the Winnipeg community. Mr. Harris was a musician and composer, TV producer, architect, teacher, filmmaker, playwright, music reviewer, and musical theatre director. Mr. Harris taught in The University of Winnipeg's Division of Continuing Education from 1990 through 1995, and received Manitoba‟s highest award, the Order of the Buffalo Hunt, in 1997. This bursary will be awarded annually to students at The University of Winnipeg who demonstrate financial need, and have a declared major in Rhetoric and Communications, Theatre and Film, Philosophy, or English. Preference may be given to a student who is involved in music. Nellie McClung Foundation Bursary This bursary will be awarded to a full-time student studying in the area of the advancement of women, and who demonstrates community service activities in keeping with the best aspects of Nellie McClung's community activism. The recipient must also

demonstrate financial need. This bursary is renewable for one additional year. In order to renew, students must meet all original selection criteria plus demonstrate good standing and progress through the program. This award is established through The Nellie McClung Foundation and The Winnipeg Foundation. Norman J. and Gwen Axworthy Peace Education Fund Bursary The Peace Education Fund, established by President Lloyd Axworthy, is dedicated to the support of refugees and war-affected persons. Recipients will be eligible for financial assistance in the form of tuition or registration subsidy for participation in any University course or program. This bursary is offered under the auspices of the Global College. The Opportunity Fund Bursaries The Opportunity Fund is a unique initiative created by The University of Winnipeg to help make it possible for students to dream big. The goal is to ensure access to a university education, bridge the graduation gap, and transform lives through education. The priority for this funding is direct education costs (tuition and books); the Opportunity Fund will also cover critical needs beyond tuition and text books when required. This Fund is designed to assist Aboriginal students, people from war-affected nations and refugee populations, and students from inner-city neighbourhoods. Recipients must demonstrate financial need and come from one of these under-represented populations. This fund supports multiple programs including in-course bursaries, tuition credits and youth-in-care waivers. Bursaries will be awarded to students who are enrolled in The University of Winnipeg Collegiate, PACE, UIC, undergraduate or graduate studies. Paul Swaity Happy Thought School Bursary - Undergraduate These bursaries, established by Mr. Paul Swaity, United College graduate (class of 1946) and the first student of Happy Thought Elementary School in the community of East Selkirk to graduate from a University, will be given to undergraduate or graduate students who desire a career in community or public service who are having financial difficulties to attend The University of Winnipeg. Recipients must have attended the Happy Thought Elementary School in East Selkirk, have graduated from a high school in Manitoba, and are the first generation in

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their family to attend university. These bursaries are part of The University of Winnipeg‟s Opportunity Fund, which helps to ensure that everyone, regardless of background and socioeconomic status, has access to higher education and opportunities. Bursaries will be used to cover direct education costs (tuition and books). If eligible students are not available, the bursaries will be carried over to the next academic year. People's Co-op Award This prize was established by the People‟s Co-operative Limited (1928-1992) through The Winnipeg Foundation as a legacy to the Co-operative‟s immigrant founders who saw education as an important aim of the People‟s Co-op. The prize will be awarded to an undergraduate student with an interest and proficiency in progressive labour studies as demonstrated in a paper completed as part of course requirements and submitted for this award. Preference will be given to students whose work includes a study of the role and contribution of co-operatives. Percy R. Stapley Bursary This bursary is provided by the Senator Norman M. Paterson Foundation in recognition of the contributions to the Foundation of Percy R. Stapley, Q.C., B.A., (United College, 1947) and L.L.B. (1951). It will be awarded to a student who has completed First year (30 credit hours) and who has financial need and satisfactory academic progress. Phillip Reece Memorial Bursary for Aboriginal Students The Phillip Reece Memorial Bursary for Aboriginal students commemorates Phillip Reece's passion for history and education, and will support one or more graduate or undergraduate Aboriginal students with financial need. Phillip Reece (1946-2010) was a graduate of United College in 1968, earning a Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in History and went on to teach at several schools in the Winnipeg School Division for over 30 years. Following his retirement in 2002, he helped to promote teaching of Canadian history through his work with Historica and The University of Winnipeg. This bursary is established by Dr. Thomas Axworthy, OC and Dr. Lloyd Axworthy PC,OC,OM, with gifts from several donors. Press Radio Bursary A number of bursaries, made available through The Winnipeg Foundation, will be awarded on the basis

of proficiency and financial need to students in any year at The University of Winnipeg. Ray Valdemar Pedersen Bursary This bursary was established by Ray Valdemar Pedersen (B.A., 1994). It provides a Second or Third year student in Geography, or related discipline, who is a Canadian citizen and who demonstrates an interest in projects in developing countries, with an opportunity to explore his/her interest further. Robert W. Hrabluk U of Winnipeg Downtown Jazz Band and Vocal Jazz D.R.E.A.M Award This award supports a continuing student in each of The University of Winnipeg Downtown Jazz Band and Vocal Jazz Groups who are dedicated to music and demonstrate a strong sense of community spirit. Pursuing a university education and a passion for music requires a D.R.E.A.M - Determination, Realism, Effort, Attitude, and Merit. Established with a gift from Robert Hrabluk, Director of The University of Winnipeg Downtown Jazz Band. Ruth Warne/Bernice Sisler Bursary This bursary has been established by Berenice Sisler in honour of her mother, Ruth Warne. It will be awarded annually to a student who has completed First year (30 credit hours) and is majoring in Women‟s Studies. Selection will be based on financial need with preference given to students whose assessed financial need for government-sponsored student aid programs exceeds the maximum financial aid package available from the student aid program. Rutman Family Bursary The Rutman Family Bursary commemorates the enduring spiritual legacy of Luba and Fishel Rutman, and the life they build together in Canada. After surviving the Holocaust and immigrating to Canada, they dedicated their lives to instilling the highest positive values in their children and grandchildren - honesty, a joyful acceptance of people‟s differences, an appreciation of the non-materialistic aspects of life, and a love of learning. It will be awarded annually to a student who demonstrates financial need. Saul and Claribel Simkin Bursary - Undergraduate The Saul (LL.D., 1974) and Claribel Simkin Bursary Fund was established by Saul and Claribel Simkin. It will provide support for indigenous students to

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pursue a combination of studies and work experiences in the pursuit of an undergraduate or graduate degree in Indigenous Studies, Environmental Studies, (including environmental education and environmental science), Business and Public Administration, Master's in Development Practice program, or in an area of climate change within the Geography program. The ultimate goal is for these graduates to help people in their communities adapt to environmental change. Recipients will be selected on the basis of financial need, demonstrated leadership abilities, and demonstrated commitment to their communities. Bursary recipient are expected to spend up to 12 months in northern communities sharing their education, skills and knowledge. These bursaries will be renewable for up to four years. Susan A. Thompson Bursary in Women's and Gender Studies This bursary was established by Susan A. Thompson, the first C.E.O. of The University of Winnipeg Foundation, the first woman Mayor of Winnipeg, the first woman Rotarian in Manitoba, and the first woman to be named Consul General of the Canadian Consulate in Minneapolis. This bursary will provide funds to a deserving student who has completed at least 30 credits hours and is continuing with a major in Women's and Gender Studies. In the event that there are no applicants for the bursary, the Department of Women's and Gender Studies may put forward a nominee. If a suitable candidate is not available, the award will then be open to any student majoring in Politics. TD Bank Financial Group Bursary Bursaries will be awarded to students who show academic promise and financial need, and who come from a population currently under-represented at The University of Winnipeg who are enrolled in The University of Winnipeg Collegiate, PACE, UIC, undergraduate or graduate studies. Thomson Biology Bursary This bursary was established by the Thomson family in recognition of the outstanding education provided by the Faculty of Science to a member of the Thomson family who received her B.Sc. at The University of Winnipeg in 2004. It is established in honour of the dedicated professors and staff in the Biology Department. The bursary will be awarded annually to a student with financial need who is majoring in Biology.

Tom Dercola Humanitarian Bursary This bursary was established to honour Tom Dercola who retired after teaching for 38 years at St. James Collegiate. It will be awarded to a St. James Collegiate student with financial need and high academic standing in Grade 12 who is entering any full-time program at The University of Winnipeg and who has a record of community service. Tony Kozyra Memorial Bursary A fund has been established by members of his family and his friends in honour of Mr. Tony Kozyra, who served United College faithfully from 1929 to 1956 as a restaurateur, colleague and friend. Bursaries will be awarded from this fund to students with financial need. Tony Tascona Bursary in Art History Established by Dr. Antonio Tascona, CM, RCA, this bursary will provide support to a student with financial need who is majoring in Art History. Preference will be given to a student whose studies emphasize Canadian Art History. The University of Winnipeg Foundation Staff Bursary This bursary, established by staff at The University of Winnipeg Foundation, will provide assistance for undergraduate students at The University of Winnipeg who demonstrate financial need. The University of Winnipeg Retirees Association Bursary This bursary is intended to encourage and support a continuing student with financial need who has completed at least 60 credit hours, and who has a record of volunteerism. This bursary is established to commemorate the countless years of excellent and dedicated service provided by all retirees of The University of Winnipeg. This bursary was established with several gifts from UWRA members. UWSA Bursary for a Student with a Learning Disability This bursary, provided by The University of Winnipeg Students‟ Association will be awarded to the student who has financial need and a learning disability, and who has completed at least 30 credit hours. UWSA Bursary

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This bursary, provided by The University of Winnipeg Students‟ Association, will be awarded to a Second, Third or Fourth year student with financial need who has demonstrated involvement in extracurricular activities in the University or the community. UWSA Bursary This bursary, provided by The University of Winnipeg Students‟ Association, will be awarded to a continuing student with demonstrated financial need and satisfactory academic progress who is a single parent. UWSA Gabrielle Roy Bursary This bursary, provided by The University of Winnipeg Students Association, will be awarded to a continuing student with demonstrated financial need who has shown significant academic improvement from the previous year of study. UWSA Recent Immigrant Bursary This bursary, provided by The University of Winnipeg Students‟ Association, will be awarded to a continuing student with demonstrated financial need and satisfactory academic progress who has immigrated to Canada within the last three years. Vatrt/Watts Family Bursary The Vatrt/Watts Family Bursary was established to celebrate Terry Vatrt's and Bob Watts' commitment to university education and support for students in following their passion. It will provide financial support for a continuing student majoring in English who has financial need. Preference will be given to students with a demonstrated interest in poetry. Victor and Marie Wyatt Bursary in Education Bursaries will be provided through The Winnipeg Foundation to students with demonstrated financial need who are registered in the B.Ed. program and who graduated from a high school located within the 1993 boundaries of the St. Vital School Division: Collége Jeanne-Sauvé, Glenlawn Collegiate, or Dakota Collegiate. Waapskhi Pinaysee Inini White Thunderbird Man Bursary This bursary was established by Dr. Lloyd Axworthy and Ms. Denise Ommanney on the occasion of Dr. Axworthy being accepted as an honouary member of Sagkeeng First Nation. One award in the amount of $2000 will be made annually to a full-time student

with membership in Sagkeeng First Nation. If there are no eligible full-time students that apply, then a $1,000 bursary will be available to a part-time student from Sagkeeng First Nation. This bursary is part of the Opportunity Fund, a University of Winnipeg initiative that will help ensure that everyone, regardless of background and socioeconomic status, has access to higher education and opportunities. Walker Family Bursary This fund was established in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of Bill and Grace Walker and in recognition of the contribution that made possible a university education for their daughters, Linda (B.Ed. „74) Janet (B.A. „78) and Sandra Walker-Forbes (B.A. „92). Bursaries are made available to support students at The University of Winnipeg with financial need. Walter and Margaret Swayze Bursary in English This bursary was established in honour of Dr. Walter E. Swayze who served the Department of English with distinction from 1953 to 1987. It will be awarded to a student with financial need who is entering the Third or Fourth year of an undergraduate degree and who also is majoring in English. Wawanesa Life Insurance Company Bursary in Finance This bursary, provided by Wawanesa Insurance, will be awarded annually to two full-time students with financial need who have completed at least 30 credit hours and have a declared major in the 4-year BA or BBA in Economics and Finance. Wellington Distinguished Lecture Tribute Bursary The Wellington, A Lifestyle Retirement Community, Distinguished Lecture Tribute Bursary, has been established to honour The University of Winnipeg faculty who serve as speakers in The Wellington‟s Distinguished Speakers Series. It will be awarded annually to a student with financial need for whom at least seven years have elapsed between previous formal education and the resumption of studies at The University of Winnipeg. Winifred Gamble Bursary This bursary is presented by the University Women's Club of Winnipeg in honour of Winifred Gamble, a long-time member of the University Women's Club and a former Chair of the University Women‟s Club‟s

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Scholarship Committee. It will be awarded annually to an Aboriginal student who has completed First Year and is entering the Second year of the Bachelor of Education program at The University of Winnipeg Education Centre. Wu Chung Scholarship - Undergraduate Up to 4 outstanding students will be awarded scholarships under the auspices of Global College for study in UW courses or programs leading to a degree from the U of W. Successful applicants must originate from Huadu, Guangzhou, China. All expenses are paid - tuition, books and housing. This award is renewable for an additional three years. Anne Mahon Opportunity Bursary This bursary will provide financial support and encouragement to refugees and newcomers from Africa to discover the advantages and benefits to a University education. This award is established by Anne Mahon and funded with a portion of proceeds from her book "The Lucky Ones: African Refugees' Stories of Extraordinary Courage", about the African community in Winnipeg. Preference will be given to individuals profiled in the book and their children. Bill Riley Memorial Bursary Established by Sylvia Guertin-Riley in memory of her husband, William Pitt Riley, Q.C., this bursary will be awarded annually to a student at The University of Winnipeg with demonstrated financial need. Board of Regents Bursary - Undergraduate The Board of Regents offers awards to students who demonstrate good academic standing and financial need. Board of Regents United Church Ministers' Bursary The Board of Regents offers a number of bursaries to the children of United Church ministers. These are awarded to students with financial need and with good academic standing and are available for such students in any year. Bonnie and Douglas Prophet Bursary in Education This bursary was established by Doug Prophet, Executive Director of Financial Services for The University of Winnipeg, and his wife Bonnie. It is intended to support a student in the Bachelor of Education program who has demonstrated financial

need and who has completed a minimum of 30 credit hours. Bryce Lawrence Bursary in Environmental Studies This bursary has been established in memory of Bryce Lawrence by the Winnipeg Game and Fish Association, an organization that pioneered the concepts and pursuits of wildlife conservation in Manitoba. Mr. Lawrence devoted countless hours over many years to pursuing his personal commitment to the preservation and enhancement of our wildlife heritage. The bursary will be awarded to a deserving person studying Environmental Studies at The University of Winnipeg.

DEPARTMENTAL

SCHOLARSHIPS AND

AWARDS

The following awards are for currently registered students at The University of Winnipeg, who are in Second, Third, Fourth or Final Year majoring in a specific program. Please consult each department for application process and deadlines.

Anthropology Friends of Graham Hall Scholarship

This scholarship will be awarded to a student in an

Anthropology Major or Honours program who is

entering Third or Fourth year and has a record of

outstanding achievement.

John Dee Maurer Memorial Scholarship in Anthropology This scholarship will be awarded to a student in an Anthropology Major or Honours program who is entering the Third or Fourth year and has a record of outstanding achievement.

Sarah and Isadore Gurevitch Memorial Scholarship in Anthropology This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be

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awarded annually to the most promising student entering their final year of the 4-year Honours Anthropology program.

Applied Computer Science Erica & Arnold Rogers Scholarship in Applied Computer Science This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering the Final year of the 4-year program in Applied Computer Science. Westcoast Energy Inc. Scholarship in Applied Computer Science Scholarships will be awarded to two students entering the Final year of the 4-year program in Applied Computer Science. One scholarship will be awarded to a student who has high standing in the Group 1 courses of the Applied Computer Science Major. The other scholarship will be awarded to a student who has high standing on all courses completed.

Art History

Angela Elizabeth Davis Memorial Prize in Art History This prize is presented in memory of Dr. Angela Davis, a 1977 B.A. (Hons.) and 1979 M.A. graduate of the University, who had a long-standing and passionate interest in both history and art. It will be awarded annually to the student who obtains the highest standing in History 2800, History of European Art.

Art History Scholarship This scholarship is offered on the nomination of the Department of History to a student of outstanding academic promise who has taken at least three courses in Art History or who has taken at least two courses in Art History and who is registered in at least one additional Art History course.

Katherine Jane Duckworth Memorial Scholarship This scholarship in the amount of one 6-credit hour course is established in memory of Katherine Jane

Duckworth, a friend of The University of Winnipeg who had a strong interest in art and art history, by her family. It will be awarded annually to a student entering Third or Fourth year and majoring in Art History in any undergraduate degree program.

Keele Scholarship in Art History This scholarship is awarded by the W. C. Keele family to a continuing student majoring in Art History.

Victor Leathers Memorial Scholarship This scholarship, founded in memory of Dr. Victor Leathers, will be awarded to a graduating student with a Major or Honours degree in French, Theatre or the History of Art, to assist him or her to undertake a period of study at a recognized university in France, in one of the areas specified above.

Biochemistry

George Tomlinson Scholarship in Biochemistry This scholarship was established with a bequest from Professor George Tomlinson, a member of the Chemistry Department from 1974 to 2007, Chair of Chemistry from 2005 to 2007, and an esteemed teacher and researcher in Biochemistry. He was a major contributor to planning and administration at The University of Winnipeg from 1991 to 2007, notably as Vice-President Academic from 1995 to 2001. The scholarship will be awarded to a deserving student, selected by the Chemistry Department in a 4-Year or Honours Biochemistry or Chemistry program who 1) has completed 6 credit hours of Biochemistry and 3 credit hours of Physical Chemistry, 2) has completed or is registered in an additional 3 credit hours of Biochemistry, and 3) has completed or is registered in an additional 3 credit hours of a) Physical Chemistry at the Second year or higher level or b) other Chemistry at the Third year of Fourth year level, excluding Biochemistry. Klaus and Ingrid Philipp Scholarship in Biochemistry The Klaus and Ingrid Philipp Scholarship in Biochemistry celebrates the lives of Ingrid and Klaus Philipp. Klaus Philipp dedicated more than 32 years to his work as an Instructor in the Department of Chemistry, retiring in 1999. The scholarship was established in memory of Ingrid Philipp, his wife of 34 years. It will be awarded annually to a student,

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enrolled in the 4-year or Honours program in Biochemistry, who has the highest grade point average in the best 18 credit hours of Chemistry completed at The University of Winnipeg. The grades awarded for the laboratories associated with Biochemistry 3502/3 and 3503/3 may account for a full 6 of these 18 credit hours, if it is to a candidate's advantage.

Biology

Bill Evans Scholarship in Biology Established by the Biology Students Association, this scholarship is presented in honour of Dr. William S. Evans, who taught at United College and The University of Winnipeg for 1964 to 1999 and who served as Chair of the Biology Department from 1989 to 1996. It will be awarded annually to an outstanding student who is entering Second year and majoring in Biology.

Dr. Charles Code Scholarship in Biology This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering their final year of the 4-year B.Sc. or 4-year applied B.Sc. program in Biology.

Dr. Edgar Van Nuys Allen Memorial Scholarship in Biology This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering the Fourth year of the Honours B.Sc. program in Biology.

James and Charlotte Dowsett Memorial Scholarship in Biology These scholarships have been provided by Harry J. Dowsett of Willowdale, Ontario in memory of his parents, James and Charlotte Dowsett. One scholarship will be awarded to a student who has completed 60 credit hours or their equivalent and is entering the final year of the Major program in Biology. The other scholarship will be awarded to a student who has completed 90 credit hours or their equivalent and is entering or continuing in the 4-Year B.Sc. program in Biology. Students will be

selected on the basis of academic performance, potential and financial need.

Business & Administration Buhler Business and Administration Major Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to up to three students who have a declared major in Business & Administration upon completion 30, 60 and 90 credit hours of the program.

Buhler Scholarship in Business and Economics This award is granted to two students, one majoring in Economics and another in Business & Administration, who have high academic standing and participation in extra-curricular activities in school and community showing leadership qualities.

Buhler Travel Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to students who have a declared major in Business & Administration or Economics, have completed at least 60 credit hours, and are participating in a Faculty of Business and Economics study abroad program or Business competition. This scholarship would help subsidize students‟ travel overseas. Preference will be given to students with financial need.

Certified General Accountants Association of Manitoba General Prize in Business and Administration This prize will be awarded annually to a Business & Administration Major with a concentration in Accounting entering Fourth year of study with the highest standing in BUS 2002.3, Fundamentals of Financial Accounting. The recipient also will receive a $500 credit towards tuition in the CGA program.

Certified General Accountants Association of Manitoba Graduation Prize in Business and Administration This prize will be awarded annually to a graduating Business and Administration Major with a concentration in Accounting and the highest standing in the major subjects. Should this student already have received the award in a previous year, it will be awarded to the student with the second highest standing in the major subjects. The recipient

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also will receive a $500 credit towards tuition in the CGA program.

Chancellor R.O.A. Hunter Scholarship in Business & Administration These scholarships have been established in appreciation of Dr. R.O.A. Hunter‟s years of distinguished service as Chancellor of The University of Winnipeg (1978-84). These scholarships will be awarded on the basis of high academic performance to students majoring in Business & Administration, one to a student entering their final year of undergraduate study and the other to a student entering their second to last year of undergraduate study. CMA Prize in Cost Accounting This prize, provided by the Society of Management Accountants of Manitoba (Certified Management Accountants), will be awarded to the student who achieves the highest standing in BUS 3003.3, Cost Accounting, in the Fall, Winter, or Spring Terms.

CMA Scholarship in Managerial Accounting This scholarship, provided by the Society of Management Accountants of Manitoba (Certified Management Accountants), will be awarded to the student who achieves the highest standing in BUS 2003.3, Managerial Accounting, in the Fall, Winter, or Spring Terms. Enterprise Rent-a-Car Scholarship in Business and Economics Established by Enterprise Rent-A-Car, and the first award created for the new Faculty of Business & Economics, this scholarship will be awarded to a student or students majoring in Business & Administration and entering their final year of study in the Faculty of Business and Economics. Fabrizio Di Muro Scholarship in Marketing This scholarship will be given to the student with the highest mark in the course BUS-2210 Fundamentals of Marketing. Germain Massicotte Scholarship in Business Administration This scholarship is awarded annually to a Third year student in the Faculty of Business and Economics majoring in Business and Administration at The University of Winnipeg. Recipients must demonstrate active community involvement and

leadership potential. This memorial scholarship was established by Germain Massicotte's widow, Suzanne Hoard and their daughter, Hélène (BA'97). Germain Massicotte was a reporter for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) French radio in Winnipeg. His wife Suzanne was a nationally certified translator/interpreter. They both liked to complement their full-time work with entrepreneurial ventures or real estate investments.

Grace O'Farrell Scholarship This scholarship will be awarded to a student(s) who has completed a minimum of 72 credit hours towards the Bachelor of Business Administration, with a focus or concentration in Human Resources and/or Organizational Behaviour. Recipients must have a minimum grade point average of 3.25 from the previous year. All other merit criteria being equal amongst potential recipients, preference will be given to a student(s) with a documented physical disability. The Grant Thornton LLP Scholarship in Accounting and Auditing This scholarship will be awarded to student(s) enrolled in the Faculty of Business and Economics at The University of Winnipeg specializing in accounting and auditing studies. Recipients must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.00 (B), and be involved in team sports or demonstrate leadership in community or volunteer activities

Great West Life Scholarship in Business and Applied Management Studies This scholarship will be awarded annually to two students majoring in Business & Administration and/or Economics in either the 4-year or Honours program having completed a minimum of 60 or 90 credit hours of study. Students who have completed less than 90 credit hours will receive a partial tuition scholarship and those having completed at least 90 credit hours will receive a full tuition scholarship. All Great West Life Scholarship recipients must successfully participate in a paid summer work placement at Great West Life in the summer preceding their scholarship award. This award is renewable.

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as independent Chair of the Pension Committee. It will be awarded to a student entering the Final year of a degree program in Business and Administration or Economics who has significant extra-curricular and community involvements, has completed at least 18 credit hours of Humanities courses, and who has a stated intention of pursuing a career in business. In even years the award will be given to an Economics student. In odd years the award will be given to a Business and Administration student.

Manitoba Chartered Accountants Aboriginal Business Scholarship This scholarship, provided by the Manitoba Chartered Accountants Foundation, will be awarded to an Aboriginal student who has a declared major in Business and Administration and has completed at least 30 credit hours of a 4-year BBA degree. Preference will be given to students with a concentration in Accounting.

Manitoba Chartered Accountants Accounting Student Scholarship This scholarship, provided by the Manitoba Chartered Accountants Foundation, will be awarded to two students who have a declared major in Business and Administration and have completed at least 60 credit hours towards a 4-year BBA undergraduate degree with a concentration in Accounting.

Chemistry

Chemistry Faculty Scholarships A number of scholarships will be awarded annually on the nomination of the Department of Chemistry to students with outstanding records in Chemistry who are proceeding to further study in the Chemistry program.

Ingrid and Klaus Philipp Scholarship in Chemistry The Ingrid and Klaus Philipp Scholarship in Chemistry celebrates the lives of Ingrid and Klaus Philipp. Klaus Philipp dedicated more than 32 years to his work as an instructor in the Department of Chemistry, retiring in 1999. The scholarship was established in memory of Ingrid Philipp, his wife of 34 years. It will be awarded annually to a student, enrolled in the 4-year or Honours program in

Chemistry, who has the highest grade point average in the best 18 credit hours in Chemistry completed at The University of Winnipeg.

Molly Rogers Brickman & Leo Brickman Scholarship in Chemistry This scholarship in provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering their final year of the 4-year Chemistry program. Salem Abd-El-Aziz International Chemistry Scholarship Established by Dr. Alaa. S. Abd-El-Aziz, former Professor and Chair of Chemistry, and Vice-President--Research, International, and External Affairs, in recognition of his father‟s dedication to post-secondary and graduate education. This scholarship will be awarded to an international student enrolling in the Second or Third year of a Chemistry major at The University of Winnipeg.

Classics

Beatrice and John Zack Scholarship in Classics This scholarship in provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering the Final year of the 4-year or Honours Classics program.

Colleen M. Madson Memorial Prize A fund has been established by relatives and friends in memory of Colleen Madson who attended The University of Winnipeg from 1973 to 1975. The prize is to be presented to the student who achieves the highest standing in the course Classics 2701, Classical Mythology.

Dr. Robert Gold Prize in Classics This prize has been established by the Seniors Winnipeg Arts Group (SWAG) to mark the occasion of Dr. Robert Gold‟s retirement and to honour his dedication as a teacher. Dr. Gold taught Classics at United College from 1960 to 1964 at The University of Winnipeg from 1969 to 1995. The prize will be awarded annually to the student who achieves the highest standing in Classics 2002, Greek Art and

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Architecture and Classics 2003, Roman Art and Architecture. In the event that no student meets these criteria, the prize will be awarded to the student who obtains the highest standing in one of the two courses.

Edwin and Anne Eagle Memorial Scholarship This scholarship commemorates Edwin & Anne Eagle's dedication to the University, and will be awarded to an outstanding student in the Department of Classics. Professor Emeritus Edwin Eagle taught Classics at United College, which became The University of Winnipeg, for over 40 years. He served as the Department‟s only member from 1940-60, as Dean of Arts and Science from 1960-68, and as Department Head in Classics until his retirement in 1976. Dr. Edwin Eagle served faithfully as the last Dean of Arts and Science of United College, and as the first Dean of Arts and Science at The University of Winnipeg, and his efforts were instrumental in establishing The University of Winnipeg. Dr. Eagle also demonstrated his strong support for Women‟s and Gender Studies programs. In the event that a suitable candidate is not found in the Department of Classics, the award may be given to a student enrolled in Women's and Gender Studies.

Hanna Family Scholarship This scholarship was established by Alan (LL.D. „92; Board of Regents, 1976-1991, and Chair, 1984-86) and Dianne (UW student of Classics and Art History), proud parents of Robert (UW student of Philosophy), Douglas, and Donald, all of whom are university medalists. It will be awarded to a student with high academic standing who is continuing studies towards a degree at The University of Winnipeg. Special consideration may be given to students majoring in Classics, History, or Philosophy.

John Dee Maurer Prize in Classics This prize will be awarded to the student who obtains the highest standing in the courses Classics 3754, Ancient Epic in Translation, and Classics 3755, Ancient Drama in Translation. In the event that no student meets these criteria, the prize will be awarded to the student who obtains the highest standing in one of the two courses.

Criminal Justice

Condren Rex Keatinge Scholarship in Criminal Justice This scholarship is provided through The Winnipeg Foundation in honour of Condren Rex Keatinge who served in the North Kildonan Police Department and the Winnipeg Police Service, receiving the Police Exemplary Service Medal in 1988 and retiring in 1994 at the rank of Staff Sergeant. He also worked for TD Bank Security and with the Justice Department of the Province of Manitoba. The scholarship will be awarded to an outstanding student or students majoring in Criminal Justice.

Erica and Arnold Rogers Scholarship in Criminal Justice This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering the Final year of the degree program Criminal Justice.

The Skoog Prize This prize was established in honour of Associate Professor Douglas Skoog, faculty member of the Sociology Department and Coordinator of the Studies in Justice and Law Enforcement Program at The University of Winnipeg. It will be awarded to an outstanding student in Criminal Justice Studies who has completed at least 60 credit hours and has demonstrated community involvement (preferably related to criminal justice).

University of Winnipeg Women's Auxiliary Scholarship in Criminal Justice Studies This scholarship, provided by the Women‟s Auxiliary, is awarded to an outstanding student who is majoring in Criminal Justice.

Developmental Studies

Lori Ellen Rogers Scholarship in Development Studies This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student

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entering the Final year of the Developmental Studies Major.

Economics

Buhler Economics Major Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to two students who have a declared major in Economics and have completed a minimum of 60 and 90 credit hours of the program.

Buhler Scholarship in Business and Economics This award is granted to two students, one majoring in Economics and another in Business & Administration, who have high academic standing and participation in extra-curricular activities in school and community showing leadership qualities.

Buhler Travel Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to students who have a declared major in Business & Administration or Economics, have completed at least 60 credit hours, and are participating in a Faculty of Business and Economics study abroad program or Business competition. This scholarship would help subsidize students‟ travel overseas. Preference will be given to students with financial need. Erica Rogers Scholarship in Economics This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually the most promising student entering the Final year of the Economics Honours program.

Great West Life Scholarship in Business and Applied Management Studies This scholarship will be awarded annually to two students majoring in Business & Administration and/or Economics in either the 4-year or Honours program having completed a minimum of 60 or 90 credit hours of study. Students who have completed less than 90 credit hours will receive a partial tuition scholarship and those having completed at least 90 credit hours will receive a full tuition scholarship. All Great West Life Scholarship recipients must successfully participate in a paid summer work placement at Great West Life in the summer

preceding their scholarship award. This award is renewable. H. Sanford Riley Scholarship in Environmental Economics Established by Investors Group Inc., this scholarship recognizes the legacy of excellence of University Chancellor H. Sanford Riley, former President and Chief Executive Officer, and Chair of Investors Group Inc. It will recognize and encourage the outstanding achievements of students entering Fourth year of a 4-year or Honours degree program in Economics. Special consideration will be given to students with exceptional performance in Environmental Economics or related study. James G. Oborne Scholarship This scholarship was established by The University of Winnipeg in honour of James G. Oborne's service as independent Chair of the Pension Committee. It will be awarded to a student entering the Final year of a degree program in Business and Administration or Economics who has significant extra-curricular and community involvements, has completed at least 18 credit hours of Humanities courses, and who has a stated intention of pursuing a career in business. In even years the award will be given to an Economics student. In odd years the award will be given to a Business and Administration student.

Lawson Scholarship in Economics This scholarship has been established by Mrs. Gordon Lawson and Gordon Lawson, LL.D. It will be awarded, on the recommendation of the Department, to a student of outstanding ability who is entering their final year in Honours Economics.

Professor Gordon G. Blake Memorial Scholarship in Economics Established by the family, friends and colleagues of Professor Blake, a distinguished scholar and professor at The University of Winnipeg from 1949 to 1977. Professor Blake was the Chairman of the Economics Department during these years and a Dean of Arts and Science from 1958-1960. These scholarships will be awarded to a student with high standing either in Economics 1101 or in both 1102 and 1103, who is proceeding to further study in the Economics Major program, and to a student with high standing in the Major or Honours program in Economics who is entering their Third or Fourth year.

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Professor Jane Snidal Memorial Economics Honours Prize - Undergraduate This prize is to be awarded in memory of Professor Jane Snidal who taught in the Department of Economics from 1970 until 1987, and who served two terms as Chair of the Department. It will be presented to a student formally registered as an Honours student, on the basis of highest average grades achieved in Economics courses taken to date

W.W. Buchanan Economics Major Prize This prize is awarded in memory of William Wallace Buchanan, a 1934 B.A. (Hons.) graduate of Wesley College, to a student who is a declared Major in Economics upon completion of Second year, on the basis of highest average grade achieved in Economics courses taken to date.

Education

Allan J. Ryckman Memorial Scholarship This scholarship was established by family, colleagues and friends in memory of Allan J. Ryckman, educator. It will be awarded, on the recommendation of the Dean of Education, to a B.Ed. student entering Second, Third or Fourth year, who is deemed to best combine qualities of leadership and excellence.

Bill Gadsby Pre-Service Teaching Award This prize was established upon the retirement of Bill Gadsby who served the Bachelor of Education program as both Director of Student Teaching and Director of The Winnipeg Education Centre program. It will be awarded annually to the graduating B.Ed. degree student at The University of Winnipeg who demonstrates outstanding teaching skills and exceptional potential for a stellar teaching career.

Constance Waters Scholarship in Education This scholarship is given by George Waters in recognition of his wife‟s (B.Ed., 1977, and B.A. Hons., 1992) contributions to the field of education and in recognition of their family‟s ties to The University of Winnipeg. It will recognize excellence in education and will be awarded annually to a student who has completed the fourth year of the B.Ed.

Program and who is entering the Final year of the Integrated or After-Degree Program.

Dr. Jean Memken & Dr. Michael Rogers Scholarship in Education This scholarship is provided by the Erica & Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering their final year of the Bachelor of Education program.

Edmond and Dorothy Dyck Scholarship in Education Established by their daughter, Judith Dyck ( B.A.Hons., M.Ed.), this scholarship celebrates the 80th birthdays of Edmond and Dorothy Dyck, both of whom studied at United College and The University of Winnipeg. It will be awarded to a student in the Bachelor of Education program who is pursuing studies in one of the academic areas in which Edmond and Dorothy Dyck taught during their long careers as educators in the Manitoba public school system - language arts, social studies and music.

Elliott-Harvey Scholarship in Education This scholarship was established by Dr. Carol Harvey in memory of her parents. It will be awarded to a student proceeding from the Third to the Fourth year of the Integrated B.Ed. program with the highest standing in French Studies as a major teachable area.

Evelyn Mills Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is given in memory of Evelyn V. Mills, Instructor Emeritus of The University of Winnipeg Collegiate, who had a strong commitment to the teaching of Mathematics. It will be presented annually to a student who has completed Third year of the Integrated Bachelor of Education program or the First year of the After-Degree Bachelor of Education program and who has demonstrated an interest in teaching Mathematics at either the elementary or the secondary level.

Fred Smith Memorial Scholarship in Education This scholarship is given in memory of Fred Smith, C.M.A., by his wife Jean Smith, and his daughter, Jo-Anne Doerksen, in recognition of his career in the areas of Aboriginal affairs and education. It will be awarded to an outstanding Aboriginal student enrolled in either the B.Ed. program at The Winnipeg

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Education Centre (WEC) or the Community-Based Aboriginal Teacher Education Program (CATEP).

Geography Teacher Book Prize This book prize is provided by the Manitoba Social Science Teachers‟ Association in appreciation for the contributions of Dr. Tim Ball to the Association. It will be presented annually to a student who has completed Third year of the Integrated Bachelor of Education program or the First year of the After-Degree Bachelor of Education program, and who has demonstrated an interest in teaching Geography at either the elementary or secondary level.

Joyce Aitken Scholarship in Education This scholarship was established by Joyce Aitken (B.A. 1948, United College; B.Ed. 1963, University of Manitoba; M.S.T., Rutgers University) who taught high school for many years, specializing in Mathematics. It will be awarded annually to an exceptional student entering their final year of either the Integrated or After-Degree B.Ed. program with the intent of teaching Mathematics at the high school level.

Irving L. Hechter Memorial Scholarship This award will be awarded to a student with high academic standing, participation in extra-curricular endeavors in and out of school, and has been accepted to study in the Faculty of Education at any Manitoba post-secondary institution.

Lost Prizes Award This award was established by the Faculty of Education to support students enrolled in the Faculty of Education. It will be awarded to an outstanding student in Fourth or Fifth Year, in recognition of exemplary service to the community through mentorship and outreach. The student must also have high academic achievement and financial need.

Lost Prizes Scholarship This award was established by the Faculty of Education to support students enrolled in the Faculty of Education. It will be awarded to an outstanding student in Fourth or Fifth Year, in recognition of exemplary service to the community through mentorship and high academic achievement.

Manitoba Elementary Teachers' Association Scholarship This scholarship is provided by the Manitoba Elementary Teachers Association (META). It will be awarded annually to an outstanding student in the early, early/middle, or middle years streams of the Bachelor of Education program.

Mary Talbot Memorial Scholarship in Education This scholarship, provided by The University Women's Club of Winnipeg, will be awarded on the recommendation of the Dean of Education to a B.Ed. student who is entering the certification portion of the degree, and who is deemed to best combine qualities of leadership and academic excellence.

Patty Kirk Scholarship in Education This scholarship is given in recognition of Patty Kirk, B.A. (United College, 1959), B.Ed. (1960), M.Ed. (1965) and her interest in the field of education. It is provided through the generosity of her husband, Anton Kirk. The scholarship will be awarded annually to an outstanding student in the B.Ed. degree program. Ross A. Johnston Aboriginal Student Scholarship This scholarship was established by Ross A. Johnston (B.A., 1952, United College; LL. B., 1956, University of Manitoba) for one or more Aboriginal students in the Faculty of Education. Financial need may be considered as a supplementary criterion in the selection process.

TAWL Group Winnipeg Inc. Scholarship This scholarship will be awarded annually to a student in the Bachelor of Education program with a demonstrated interest in Language Arts or Early Childhood Education. The award is provided by the TAWL (Teachers Applying Whole Language) Group Winnipeg Inc.

English

Celia & Philip Samuel Rogers Memorial Scholarship in English This scholarship is funded by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded to a student entering Fourth year of an

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English Honours program who has displayed academic excellence. Financial need will also receive consideration.

Clem Wyke Prize in English This prize is presented in memory of Dr. Clement H. Wyke who taught at The University of Winnipeg from 1971 to 1996. It will be awarded annually to the top student in English 2142, Field of Literary and Textual Studies, a course he designed and instituted.

Dr. Lloyd Siemens Memorial Scholarship in English This scholarship will be awarded to an outstanding student in Third or Fourth year in the Honours program, Department of English who is planning to continue studies. Preference will be given to students in Victorian and/or Edwardian literature, with a special interest or background in music and/or dance. Dr. Lloyd Siemens (1935-2010) was a graduate of United College in 1956. He taught at The University of Winnipeg Collegiate for 3 years and The University of Winnipeg as a member of the English Faculty for 28 years. Teaching was his life, and his legacy of service to The University of Winnipeg is commemorated with this scholarship. This scholarship is established with gifts from Mrs. Irene Siemens, family and friends.

E. Phyllis Smith Scholarship in English Literature This award is provided through The University Women‟s Club of Winnipeg from the estate of the late Miss E. Phyllis Smith, a 1941 graduate of United College. It will be awarded to a student of high standing in English Literature entering the Third year of the Major or Honours program.

Elsa Redekopp Memorial Scholarship Established by the children of Elsa Redekopp, this scholarship celebrates the life and work of Elsa Redekopp who graduated from The University of Winnipeg with a B.A. It will be awarded to a student who is studying children‟s literature. Preference will be given to a student in the B. Ed program who has a financial need.

English Department Mentorship Scholarship This scholarship will be awarded to a continuing student of high standing in the English Honours program who also has a strong record of community

service and/or involvement in mentorship activities. Preference will be given to a student who intends to pursue studies in English at the graduate level. This scholarship honours Professors Candida Rifkind, Debbie Schnitzer, Heather Milne, and Heather Snell for their generous advice and unparalleled commitment to nurturing the academic, professional, and personal success of their students and junior colleagues. As valued mentors, these English faculty members inspire a legacy of leadership and a life-long love of learning. The scholarship is established by Sarah Bezan ('09), a graduate and contract faculty member of the Department of English at The University of Winnipeg.

English Department Scholarships A number of scholarships will be awarded annually on the nomination of the Department of English to students with outstanding records in English at The University of Winnipeg who are proceeding to further study in an English Major or English Honours program.

Frederick and Edith (Robertson) Baragar Scholarship This scholarship, established in memory of Frederick Baragar, 1914 graduate of Wesley College, and Edith (Robertson) Baragar, 1917 Lady Stick and graduate of Wesley College, by their family and friends. It will be awarded alternately to a student of high academic standing in English or Geography who is continuing in a Major or Honours program.

Gabrielle Taubner Van De Pape Scholarship in English This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to a student who has completed First year (30 credit hours) and who intends to major in English in the General, 4-year, or Honours program.

Hattie Amelia Edwards Scholarship in English This scholarship was established by the late Rev. John A.M. Edwards in memory of his sister. It will be awarded to a student with high standing in the Honours or Major English program.

Howard Daniels Memorial Shakespeare Prize This prize has been established by Professor Bruce C. Daniels in memory of his father, Howard Daniels.

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It will be awarded annually to the student with the highest standing in English 4311, Shakespeare.

Joan (Black) Baragar "Fine Tuning" Scholarship in English This scholarship was established by Joan Baragar, a Winnipeg writer and 1955 graduate of United College, to recognize passion, skill, and excellence in written English. The scholarship will be awarded annually to a Second or Third year student who is majoring in English. Candidates must submit an essay, short story, or part of a first novel, on any subject, not exceeding 3,000 words, to the Chair of the Department of English. Annual deadline is the second Monday of April. Kay Unruh Des Roches Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is established by family and friends in memory of Kay Unruh Des Roches who taught English at The University of Winnipeg from 1967 to 1995. It will be awarded annually to a student who is majoring in English in any undergraduate degree program. Special consideration may be given to a student who has demonstrated ability in the area of either drama or literary theory.

Lucy H. Bertschinger Memorial Prize This prize was established by Gladys Mellon of Sarnia, Ontario in loving memory of her sister. It will be awarded on the recommendation of the Department of English to a student who reveals an unusual capacity for written expression in English and who intends to write creatively in the future. General and Honours program students are eligible. Items must be submitted to the Chair of the Department of English. Annual deadline is the second Monday of April.

Moira Bell Memorial Scholarship This scholarship was founded by The University of Winnipeg Students‟ Association in memory of Miss Moira Bell, a distinguished 1969 English Honours graduate of The University. It is awarded to a student with high standing in the Major or Honours program in English who is entering the Third or Fourth year. Special consideration may be given to a student who has participated significantly in extra-curricular activities.

Patricia Ruth Rogers Scholarship in English

This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering the Final year of the English Honours program.

Perry Nodelman Scholarship in Children's Literature This scholarship was established by the Department of English to honour Dr. Perry Nodelman, who retired in September 2005. It will be awarded to a student registered in a second or subsequent course in Children‟s Literature, recognizing promise in critical writing.

Peter Pauls Scholarship in English This scholarship was established by Dr. Peter Pauls, who taught in The University of Winnipeg Department of English from 1968 to 1996. Preference will be given to a student entering the Final year of the Honours, 4-year, or Major program in English who has demonstrated an interest in Sixteenth and/or Seventeenth Century Literature, including Shakespeare.

R.N. Hallstead Memorial Shakespeare Prize In memory of the late Professor Robert Nathaniel Hallstead, awards are offered annually for the best essays submitted on any aspect of the work of Shakespeare. Candidates need not be registered for a course in English, but must be registered at The University of Winnipeg during the session in which an essay is submitted. All essays to be considered for the awards must be submitted to the Chair, Department of English. Annual deadline is the second Monday of April.

Robena (Robbie) Sykes Memorial Scholarship in Canadian Literature This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to a promising student entering the Final year of the Honours or 4-year program in English with a demonstrated interest in Canadian Literature. Walter E. Kroeker Memorial Scholarship in Eighteenth-Century Literature This scholarship is established by his family in honour of Walter E. Kroeker, in recognition of his interest in eighteenth-century literature, particularly

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in the works of Samuel Johnson. It will be awarded annually to a student with a demonstrated interest in eighteenth-century literature.

Walter E. Swayze Scholarship in English This scholarship was established by members of the Department of English in honour of the contribution made by Dr. Walter E. Swayze to the Department through the years 1953-1987. It will be awarded to a student who reveals academic excellence and who is continuing in the Major or Honours program in English.

Writers' Circle Prize Candidates must be registered in at least one credit course at The University of Winnipeg during the session in which an item is submitted. Work which has been awarded a prize in another competition is not eligible. Items must be submitted to the Chair of the English Department by the second Monday of April, and must be accompanied by a separate sheet of paper on which the writer's name, address and current registration are given.

Environmental Studies

Alice Chambers Forest Enhancement Scholarship This scholarship is presented by Manitoba Hydro in honour of Alice Chambers, in recognition of her life-long commitment to environmental stewardship and education, and for her valued counsel on the Advisory Committee for the Manitoba Hydro Forest Enhancement Program. It will be awarded annually to a student who has completed Second year, and is continuing in the Forest Ecology stream of the 4-year B.Sc. Environmental Studies major.

Catherine Sosiak Memorial Scholarship This award is provided by Evelyn and Leonard Etkin in memory of Catherine Sosiak, ardent environmentalist. The worthy student will be one who has demonstrated devotion to and active participation in environmental issues.

Environmental Studies Scholarship Established from the estate of Minty Springman, this scholarship will be awarded to the student in the 4-

year Environmental Studies major who has the highest standing entering the Fourth year. Harington Fellowship (Rupertsland Centre) Income from this fund shall be expended to provide an annual fellowship for a student with research interests in historical environmental studies in the region formerly known as Rupert's Land, whose research involves the use of Hudson's Bay Company Archives at the Archives of Manitoba; and/or to students whose research focuses on the fur trade and Aboriginal history of Rupert's Land and draws at least partially upon the Hudson's Bay Company Archives. The fellow is provided with work space and computer access, and is invited and encouraged to participate in and contribute to the work and activities of the Centre for Rupert's Land Studies.

Johnson Waste Management Scholarship in Environmental Studies The Johnson Waste Management Ltd. has established this scholarship to encourage people to make a difference in their community and the world at large. It will be awarded to an outstanding student or students majoring in Environmental Studies.

Leo Mol Scholarship Created in honour of Leo Mol, this scholarship will be awarded to the outstanding student in any year of the Environmental Studies program. It may not be held in conjunction with the Environmental Studies Scholarship.

The Tire Stewardship Manitoba Scholarship in Environmental Studies and Sciences This scholarship will be awarded to a student enrolled in the Faculty of Science at The University of Winnipeg specializing in environmental studies. Recipients must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.00. This scholarship is established by Tire Stewardship Manitoba (TSM) a not-for-profit organization formed by the Manitoba tire industry. TSM is committed to protection of the environment and the promotion of economic benefit for Manitoba through the sustainable management of all tires and tubes.

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Esclarmonde de Foix Memorial Travel Scholarship This prize is established by Tamara Bernstein, a student at The University of Winnipeg from 1976 to 1978. Esclarmonde de Foix, a 12th century aristocrat in what is now southern France, was a prominent convert to the persecuted religious sect known as catharism. In naming the award after her, the donor wishes to pay tribute to a medieval woman of evident moral courage, self-confidence, and intellectual vigour. It will be awarded annually to a student who has completed a minimum of 30 credit hours, including at least 6 credit hours in French, for studies in French language or French literature in France at a university, recognized language institute, or any other institution approved by the Department of French Studies.

French Studies Continuing Scholarship: FREN 1001 This scholarship, funded by alumni and friends of French Studies, is awarded to a French Studies student with distinguished performance in FREN 1001, Introductory French. To be eligible, the student must register for at least 6 credit hours in French in the Fall and Winter Terms following the award.

French Studies Continuing Scholarship: FREN 1111 This scholarship, funded by alumni and friends of French Studies, is awarded to a French Studies major with distinguished performance in FREN 1111, Practical Language Skills. To be eligible, the student must register for at least 9 credit hours in French in the Fall and Winter Terms following the award.

French Studies Continuing Scholarship: FREN 1112 This scholarship, funded by alumni and friends of French Studies, is awarded to a French Studies major with distinguished performance in FREN 1112, Introduction to Francophone Literature. To be eligible, the student must register for at least 9 credit hours in French in the Fall and Winter Terms following the award. Ganesan Sri Ram Memorial Scholarship

This scholarship is awarded in memory of Ganesan Sri Ram, a 1997 graduate of The University of Winnipeg. In odd years this award will be presented to a student with distinction who is majoring in French Studies. In even years this award will be presented to a student with distinction who is majoring in German Studies. Gerritdina and Alphonse Hince Scholarship in French Studies This scholarship is provided by the Erica & Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering their final year of the 4-year or Honours French program. Mary C. Rowell Prize This prize, given by the Alumni Association in memory of the late Miss Mary C. Rowell, former Dean of Women, will be awarded on the recommendation of the French Department to a female student in Second or Third year who shows general proficiency in French, including oral French. Orville Derraugh Memorial Prize in French This prize is established by Tamara Bernstein, a student at The University of Winnipeg from 1976 to 1978, in memory of Orville Derraugh. Through his inspiring, imaginative, and rigorous teaching of French, English, and music, Orville Derraugh (B.A., United College, 1955) instilled a lifelong love of these subjects in countless young Winnipeggers. It will be awarded on the recommendation of the Department of French Studies for an outstanding essay submitted as part of a French literature course. Prix de l'Alliance Française These book prizes, offered by the Alliance française du Manitoba, will be awarded on the recommendation of French Studies to a FREN-1111 (Practical Language Skills) student, as well as to a FREN-1112 (Grammaire, Lexique et Lecture) student who, at the end of the Fall Term, show promise in the study of French. Prize of the Ambassador of Switzerland - French Studies Awarded to the runner-up for the Major Gold Medal in French Studies. This prize is a book given to the student at convocation. Senior French Department Scholarship

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This scholarship is awarded on the recommendation of the French Department to a French Major or Honours student with distinguished performance in no fewer than two French courses (12 credit hours) at the 2000 level. To be eligible for the scholarship, the student must register for 12 credit hours in French, at least 6 of which must be at the 3000 level, in the Fall or Winter Terms following the award. Victor Leathers Memorial Scholarship This scholarship, founded in memory of Dr. Victor Leathers, will be awarded to a graduating student with a Major or Honours degree in French, Theatre or the History of Art, to assist him or her to undertake a period of study at a recognized university in France, in one of the areas specified above.

Victor Leathers Memorial Scholarship This scholarship, founded in memory of Dr. Victor Leathers, will be awarded to a graduating student with a Major or Honours degree in French, Theatre or the History of Art, to assist him or her to undertake a period of study at a recognized university in France, in one of the areas specified above.

Geography

Anna Rikkelman Scholarship in Geography This scholarship was established by Anna Rikkelman, a former student with a deep concern for the health of the environment and the welfare of her fellow Manitobans. It will be awarded annually to a continuing student majoring in Geography in any undergraduate degree program who has contributed to environmental or humanitarian causes through active participation in local, national, or international organizations.

Brian Evans Memorial Scholarship in Geography This fund was established in memory of Dr. Brian M. Evans who taught Geography at The University of Winnipeg from 1963 to 1993. Scholarships will be awarded on the recommendation of the Department, to one or more continuing students majoring in Geography in any undergraduate degree program.

Frederick and Edith (Robertson) Baragar Scholarship This scholarship, established in memory of Frederick Baragar, 1914 graduate of Wesley College, and Edith (Robertson) Baragar, 1917 Lady Stick and graduate of Wesley College, by their family and friends. It will be awarded alternately to a student of high academic standing in English or Geography who is continuing in a Major or Honours program.

Humboldt Scholarship in Geography Two scholarships have been established by Dr. Brian Evans in memory of his father. Each will be awarded on the nomination of the Department of Geography to a student of outstanding academic promise who is entering or continuing Major or Honours work in Geography at The University of Winnipeg. Usually these will be students entering Third or Fourth year.

Marcia Anne Faurer/Peter Bennet Memorial Scholarship in Geography This scholarship was established in memory of Dr. Marcia Anne Faurer who taught geography at The University of Winnipeg from 1991 to 1995, and also honours the memory of Peter Bennett who taught Computer Mapping and GIS for several years in the Department of Geography. It will be awarded to the continuing Major or Honours student in Geography who has achieved the highest combined standing in Geography 2304, Introductory Computer Mapping, and Geography 2306 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems.

Raymond Pedersen Scholarship in Cultural Geography This scholarship will be awarded annually to a student majoring in human geography demonstrating a passion for cultural geography.

The Raymond Pedersen Research Award in Human Geography This award will be offered annually to a student majoring in human geography who wishes to conduct a small research project outside of North America. While preference will be given to applicants for travel overseas, research projects in northern Canada will also be considered. The award is intended to financially enable the recipient to experience life in a cultural milieu with which they are not familiar. The successful applicant will be

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required to submit a brief (2,000) word report of their research to the Department of Geography within four weeks of the conclusion of their field research.

Susan L. Rogers Scholarship in Geography This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering the Final year of the 4-year or Honours Geography program.

Victor Dolmage Memorial Scholarship in Geography This scholarship was established in memory of Dr. Victor Dolmage, F.R.S.C., Senior Stick of Wesley College 1911-1912, and distinguished geologist. It will be awarded to the student continuing towards a degree in Geography who has obtained the highest combined marks in Geography 1201, Introductory Earth Science, and Geography 1202, Physical Geology.

German-Canadian Studies

German-Canadian Studies Foundation Inc. Travel Scholarship This scholarship will be awarded to assist a student who wishes to study at The University of Bamberg or at another university in Germany. The scholarship is open to any student at The University of Winnipeg who has completed at least 30 credit hours, has proficiency in the German language, and who intends to complete a degree at The University of Winnipeg. Preference may be given to a student majoring in German Studies or pursuing courses in German-Canadian Studies.

German-Canadian Studies Prize These prizes, donated by the German-Canadian Foundation, will be awarded to the two students who obtain the highest standing in at least two courses related to German civilization and literature, or German-Canadian immigration. Students may obtain the list of acceptable courses from the German-Canadian Studies Chair.

German Studies

Charlotte Marie Kennedy Memorial Scholarship This scholarship, established by the family and friends of Charlotte Marie Kennedy, will be awarded on the recommendation of German Studies to a full-time student who has achieved high academic standing in First year German and is proceeding to Second year with a Major in German Studies.

Der Berliner Club 1954 Scholarship Established in 1986 by Der Berliner Club 1954, this scholarship is to be awarded annually to a student entering a Second year in German Studies who demonstrates academic promise in this field.

Ganesan Sri Ram Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is awarded in memory of Ganesan Sri Ram, a 1997 graduate of The University of Winnipeg. In odd years this award will be presented to a student with distinction who is majoring in French Studies. In even years this award will be presented to a student with distinction who is majoring in German Studies.

German-Canadian Business and Professional Association of Manitoba This scholarship is provided by the German-Canadian Business and Professional Association of Manitoba. It will be awarded to a full-time student with high academic standing in Intermediate German, who is continuing studies in German. Prize of the Ambassador of Switzerland - German Studies Awarded to the runner-up for the Major Gold Medal in German Studies. This prize is a book given to the student at convocation.

Global College Douglas Leatherdale Global Citizen Internship These internships are intended to assist with expenses associated with travel, accommodation/home-stay and course or program tuition fees incurred as part of study at a University outside Canada or, in the case of non-Canadian applicants, at The University of Winnipeg. Global College Student Bursary

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Global College Student Support to fund a variety of scholarships and bursaries for students enrolled in Global College courses and programs. The Mabel Slatcher McPhedran Memorial Bursary Established by Professor Marilou McPhedran, C.M., in memory of her mother, Mabel Slatcher McPhedran, this bursary will support a student enrolled in any Global College academic credit program and will be considered to be part of the Global Citizenship Fund at The University of Winnipeg Global College. Rotary District 5550 Global Citizen Award The award is made to students enrolled in designated Global College programs that advance the interests of Rotary World Peace Partners 5550 in promoting global citizenship and peaceful solution of conflict. Students must be enrolled in either the summer Adventures in Global Citizenship course, or the Joint Master's in Peace and Conflict Studies. Awards will be made on the basis of financial need, academic achievement, and community service. Undergraduate recipients must have a grade point average of at least 2.50; Graduate recipients must have a minimum grade point average of 3.00. Rotary World Peace Partners 5550 is a project of Rotary Clubs in District 5550, which includes Manitoba and portions of Saskatchewan and northwestern Ontario.

History

A.R.M Lower Scholarship in History The members of the Department of History have established this scholarship in honour of the contribution of Dr. A.R.M. Lower to the study of the History of Canada and to the teaching of History at Wesley, later United College, the antecedent of The University of Winnipeg. On recommendation of the History faculty, the scholarship will be awarded to a continuing student with high standing in either the Major or Honours programs. It is not to be held in conjunction with any history scholarships.

C.L. Prober Memorial Scholarship in History This scholarship will be awarded on the nomination of the Department of History to a student of outstanding academic promise who is entering or continuing Major or Honours work at The University

of Winnipeg and normally to one entering Third or Fourth year. It is to be awarded without prejudice to the holding of other awards.

Carolyn D. Rickey Bursary in History This bursary, established in 2007, will be awarded on the basis of financial need to a Second or Third year student enrolled in an undergraduate degree program in History. David R. Dyck Prize in History This prize is awarded in honour of David R. Dyck (1933-2004) for his contribution to teaching the history of science at The University of Winnipeg. The prize, which may be divided between two students, is awarded annually to the best scholarly essay in the history of science, technology, or medicine in any of the History Department's course.

Dr. Paul H.T. Thorlakson Scholarship in Canadian History This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering the Final year of the Honours program with a demonstrated interest in Canadian History and, preferably, but not necessarily, in Western Canadian History.

Erica and Arnold Rogers Scholarship in History This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded to a student who has completed First Year (30 credit hours) and who intends to major in History in the General, 4-year, or Honours program.

Frederick Bancroft Memorial Prize in Canadian History This prize is donated by the family of the late Frederick Bancroft in memory of his long-standing interest in history. It will be awarded annually to the student who obtains the highest standing in History 2500: Survey History of Canada.

Gertrude and Philip Weiss Holocaust Memorial Essay Prize This essay prize is awarded by Phillip Weiss, Holocaust survivor, in memory of his wife Gertrude, and in the hope of encouraging students to study the dark corners of our past. It is awarded for the best scholarly essay written in any section of History

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1010 which addresses some aspect of the Nazi persecution of Jews or any other aspects of the Holocaust experience.

Gertrude and Philip Weiss Justice Prize This essay prize is awarded by Phillip Weiss, Holocaust survivor, in memory of his wife Gertrude, and in the hope of fostering student interest in issues of Human Justice. It is awarded for the best scholarly essay on the subject of Justice or Injustice, in History. The subject matter may come from any sub-field of history and from any time period; however, eligibility is limited to students in any section of Introduction to History at The University of Winnipeg.

Harington Fellowship (Rupertsland Centre) Income from this fund shall be expended to provide an annual fellowship for a student with research interests in historical environmental studies in the region formerly known as Rupert's Land, whose research involves the use of Hudson's Bay Company Archives at the Archives of Manitoba; and/or to students whose research focuses on the fur trade and Aboriginal history of Rupert's Land and draws at least partially upon the Hudson's Bay Company Archives. The fellow is provided with work space and computer access, and is invited and encouraged to participate in and contribute to the work and activities of the Centre for Rupert's Land Studies.

Hanna Family Scholarship This scholarship was established by Alan (LL.D. „92; Board of Regents, 1976-1991, and Chair, 1984-86) and Dianne (UW student of Classics and Art History), proud parents of Robert (UW student of Philosophy), Douglas, and Donald, all of whom are university medalists. It will be awarded to a student with high academic standing who is continuing studies towards a degree at The University of Winnipeg. Special consideration may be given to students majoring in Classics, History, or Philosophy.

Herbert J. Mays Scholarship in Canadian History Established in memory of Dr. Herbert J. Mays, this scholarship will be awarded to a student of outstanding academic promise who is studying Canadian History and who is entering either Fourth Year Honours or a program leading to a Master's

degree at The University of Winnipeg. Preference will be given to those who have demonstrated interest in Canadian Social History. The scholarship is established by family and friends of Dr. Mays, teacher, department chair, senior administrator, and fellow of United College. Dr. Mays made significant contributions to The University of Winnipeg's Department of History and University-wide administration.

History Students Association Prize This prize is provided by the History Students Association to be awarded to the student who obtains the highest standing in History 3001, Practice and Philosophy of History at The University of Winnipeg.

J.S. Woodsworth Scholarship in History The members of the Department of History have established this scholarship in honour of the contribution of J.S. Woodsworth to the history of Canada and in recognition of his long association with this institution. On the recommendation of the History faculty, the scholarship will be awarded to a continuing student with high standing in either the Major or Honours History program. It is not to be held in conjunction with any other specifically History scholarship.

Muriel and Michael Ewanchuk Scholarship in History This scholarship was established by Dr. Michael Ewanchuk. It will be awarded annually to a student who has completed 72 credit hours and is studying Canadian History with an emphasis on Manitoba.

Osborne and Hazel Parkinson Scholarships in Canadian History Established by Mrs. Hazel Parkinson of the Class of 1923, this scholarship will be awarded on the nomination of the Department of History, to one student or divided among several students of outstanding academic promise who enter or continue the study of Canadian Social History at The University of Winnipeg.

Robert and Kathryn Young Scholarship in European History This scholarship was established by Robert J. Young, who taught European History at The University of Winnipeg from 1968 to 2008. It may be

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awarded annually to a student who has completed at least 60 credit hours and whose degree program includes at least 18 credit hours of European History. Preference will be given to a student who has completed a course in any European language other than English, and who has a record of extra-curricular service either within the University or the wider community.

Robert Painchaud Memorial Scholarship in Canadian History Established by the family and friends of Dr. Robert Painchaud, an outstanding teacher of Canadian History at The University of Winnipeg and one who made a significant contribution to the understanding of French-English relations. The scholarship will be awarded to students of outstanding academic promise who are studying Canadian History and who are enrolled in Graduate Studies at The University of Winnipeg. Competence in French is a desirable qualification.

Rutherford-Altnow Scholarship in History This scholarship has been established by Professor H.V. Rutherford in memory of his grandparents, Charles P. and Malinda F. Rutherford and Henry J. and Edith M. Altnow, who always encouraged education in their families. It is to be awarded on the nomination of the Department of History to a student of outstanding academic promise entering or continuing Major or Honours work in History at The University of Winnipeg, and normally to one entering Third or Fourth year. It is not to be held in conjunction with the C.L. Prober Memorial Scholarship.

Victor Leathers Scholarship in History The members of the Department of History have established this scholarship in honour of the late Dr. Victor Leathers for his contribution to the teaching of the History of Art at The University of Winnipeg. On the recommendation of the History faculty, the scholarship will be awarded to a continuing Major or Honours History student of demonstrated scholarly ability in all subjects, with special consideration for proficiency in either a second language or statistics. Failing a strong candidate in either of these fields the scholarship may be given to a student with high standing in any second field. It is not to be held in conjunction with any other history scholarships.

Wilhelm Kristjanson Memorial Scholarship This scholarship was established in memory of Wilhelm Kristjanson (B.A., 1924, Wesley College, and L.L.D., 1972, The University of Winnipeg) by his daughter, Evelyn Downey. It will be awarded to a student with a distinguished record in the study of the history of Canadian immigration and ethnicity. Preference will be given to a student who has undertaken research on Icelandic immigration to Manitoba. If no suitable candidate can be found, the scholarship can be awarded to a full-time student majoring in History who has completed courses focused on Canadian history or Icelandic immigration.

Interdisciplinary Linguistics

Angela Mattiacci Memorial Scholarship in Linguistics This scholarship is established by Elizabeth Dawes in memory of her friend, Dr. Angela Mattiacci (1965-2003) of the Institute of Canadian Studies at the University of Ottawa. It is awarded annually to an Interdisciplinary Linguistics major with distinguished performance in at least 12 credits of Interdisciplinary Linguistics courses at the 2000 level. To be eligible, the student must register for at least 6 credits of Interdisciplinary Linguistics courses at the 3000 or 4000 level in the following academic year.

Kinesiology & Applied Health

Canadian Athletic Therapists Association Student Leadership Award This award is designed to honour Athletic Therapy Certification candidates enrolled in a CATA accredited institution who demonstrate exceptional leadership skills both in the classroom and in the community. Chuck Badcock Scholarship in Athletic Therapy This scholarship is established by David Stewardson and The University of Winnipeg Athletic Therapy Student Association in honour of Chuck Badcock, founding member of the Canadian Athletic Therapists Association and former head therapist for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and the Winnipeg Jets. It will be awarded to a student who is a member in

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good standing with the Canadian Athletic Therapist Association who registers for the Third year of the Athletic Therapy program.

Dean's Scholarship for the Faculty of Kinesiology This scholarship was established by the Office of the Dean to commemorate the creation of the new Faculty of Kinesiology in 2012. The scholarship will be awarded to a full-time student with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.00. In even years the scholarship will go to a student enrolled in the Department of Kinesiology and Applied Health. In odd years the scholarship will go to a student athlete on a University team studying in any Faculty.

Dr. Henry Woltman Scholarship in Kinesiology and Applied Health This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering the Final year of the Kinesiology and Applied Health major.

Gord Mackie Scholarship in Athletic Therapy This scholarship is established by The University of Winnipeg Athletic Therapy Student Association in honour of Gord Mackie, founding member of the Canadian Athletic Therapists Association and former Head Therapist for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. It will be awarded to a student who is a member in good standing with the Canadian Athletic Therapist Association who registers for the Fourth year of the Athletic Therapy program.

Manitoba Brain Injury Athletic Therapy Scholarship This scholarship is made possible by funds from the "Heads Up “dinner and auction sponsored jointly by the Manitoba Brain Injury Association and The University of Winnipeg Athletic Therapy Association. It will be awarded to a student who is a member in good standing with the Canadian Athletic Therapist Association who registers for the Third year of the Athletic Therapy program.

Physical and Health Education (PHE) Canada Student Award The PHE Canada Student Award recognizes outstanding undergraduate student leadership in the field of physical and health education. Each

Canadian university offering a degree in physical education or a related discipline can present the award. Presentation of the award varies, and is left to the discretion of the University. Award recipients receive a plaque, a free membership to PHE, and the costs associated with attending the annual student leadership conference.

Sam Diamond Athletic Therapy Scholarship This scholarship is awarded in honour of Sam Diamond, founder of Diamond Athletic Medical Supplies Inc., and long-time friend and supporter of amateur and professional sport in Manitoba. It is established from gifts made by Diamond Athletic Medical Supplies Inc. and the Wesmen Athletic Therapy Students Association (WATSA). It will be awarded to a student who is a member in good standing with the Canadian Athletic Therapist Association who registers for the Fourth year of the Athletic Therapy program.

Thomas J. Kendall Award This award was instituted in recognition of Thomas Kendall's tremendous contribution to academic, administrative and athletic programs in the Department of Physical Activity and Sport Studies at The University of Winnipeg. He was an instructor in the department, coach of the Winnipeg Wesmen Women's Basketball team and coordinator of the Physical Activity and Sport Studies program. This award is presented to a full-time intercollegiate team member (athlete, manager, student therapist) with highest cumulative grade point average. If consideration of GPA does not result in a clear winner then interest in or contribution to sport administration will be the deciding factor. Students may only receive this award once.

Mathematics

Crawford Campbell Memorial Scholarship This scholarship was established by family and friends in memory of W. Crawford Campbell, who served in the Mathematics Department of United College and The University of Winnipeg for over 43 years, including 24 years as Chair. It will be awarded to a continuing student in the General, 4-year, or Honours Mathematics program of scholarly ability and entering Advanced Calculus. Preference may be given to a student who has demonstrated

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leadership abilities through involvement in governance of the Mathematics/Statistics Students‟ Association.

Donald S. Grant Memorial Scholarship for Excellence in Mathematics Established by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, this scholarship pays tribute to Donald S. Grant, an accomplished educator at The University of Winnipeg. Donald faithfully served the Department of Mathematics and Statistics for 39 years (1970-2009), teaching a number of courses including Linear Algebra and Calculus. Always willing to generously share his time with students who needed assistance or who showed an interest in mathematics, Donald was a committed teacher and mentor who set high standards for his students and provided them with the support to achieve success. This award will be given to a continuing student in Mathematics and Statistics. Students who have attained a high standing in 6 credit hours of Introduction to Calculus will be invited to participate in a math contest held by the Department each Fall. Dr. Arnold Rogers Scholarship in Mathematics or Statistics This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded to a student majoring in Mathematics or Statistics, who is enrolled in the 4-year program with a record of academic excellence. Financial need will also receive consideration. Dr. Jessie Blackwood Lang Scholarship Dr. Jessie Blackwood Lang graduate from Wesley College in 1937, where she achieved high academic standing and excelled as a student leader and athlete. Her experience as a student instilled in her a lifelong love of learning and service to others. Jessie was awarded an Honourary Doctor of Laws from The University of Winnipeg in 1997, in recognition of her distinguished contributions to the community. This scholarship celebrates the traditions and values of Wesley College. It will be awarded to a student entering the Third Year with a minimum 4.25 grade point average, who is involved in The University of Winnipeg. Preference may be given to a student majoring in Mathematics. Lawson Scholarship in Mathematics This scholarship has been established by Mr. Gordon Lawson, LL.D. It will be awarded to a

student of outstanding academic promise who is entering or continuing Major work in either Pattern A or B of the Mathematics Major at The University of Winnipeg. Thus, the recipient will be entering Second, Third or Fourth year.

Ross A. Johnston Scholarship in Mathematics and Statistics This scholarship is established by Ross A. Johnston (B.A., United College, 1952; LL.B., Manitoba, 1956). It will be awarded to one or more students entering their final year of the Honours program in Mathematics or Statistics.

The University Gold Medal in Mathematics This medal was founded in memory of Dean O. T. Anderson by members of his family. A stipend of $100 will accompany this medal at the June convocation each year.

Mennonite Studies

C.A. DeFehr Memorial Scholarship in Mennonite Studies These scholarships will be awarded annually on the nomination of the incumbent of the Chair in Mennonite Studies to students with outstanding records who are continuing in Mennonite Studies.

Charlotte Marie (Reimer) Kennedy Scholarship in Mennonite Studies Established in by Mr.C.W.Kennedy in memory of his wife, this scholarship is to be awarded annually to a student who has a minimum grade point average of 3.00 in First year Mennonite Studies and who is proceeding to further studies in the subject at The University of Winnipeg.

Menno Simons College Crosstown Civic Credit Union Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to students enrolled in Menno Simons College at The University of Winnipeg. Preference is given to a graduate of Westgate Mennonite Collegiate or Mennonite Brethren Collegiate Institute, but all students are encouraged to apply.

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Dr. Bernie and Marge Wiebe Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to students enrolled in Menno Simons College at The University of Winnipeg. Recipients must show strong academic achievement and leadership in addressing conflict, inequality and poverty. This award is funded and was established through The Mennonite Foundation of Canada.

Dr. Jake E. Isaac Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to students enrolled in Menno Simons College at The University of Winnipeg on the basis of academic merit. This award is funded by and was established through The Mennonite Foundation of Canada. Esau Family Scholarship Awarded at the recommendation of the Scholarship Committee of Menno Simons College and approved by the Board of Directors of Menno Simons College. Gisela Saborowski Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to students enrolled in Menno Simons College at The University of Winnipeg who have overcome challenges in the pursuit of their education. This may include but is not limited to under-represented populations at Menno Simons College such as recent immigrants, refugees, Aboriginal students, adult learners, low-income families, students with disabilities, or first generation students. International Visa Student Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to international students who are entering Canada on a Student Visa and intending to enroll in a program at Menno Simons College and The University of Winnipeg. It is also awarded to international visa students currently enrolled in Menno Simons College programs. Isaac and Margaret Redekop Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to students enrolled in Menno Simons College at The University of Winnipeg. Recipients must have strong academic records and proven leadership qualities. This award is funded by and was established through The Mennonite Foundation of Canada. Ivan Esau Leadership Scholarship This scholarship was established to develop leaders in the Mennonite community. It is awarded to students enrolled in Menno Simons College at The University of Winnipeg who have exceptional academic records and proven leadership qualities.

Preference will be given to students who are active members of a Mennonite church. This award is funded by and was established through The Mennonite Foundation of Canada. Margarita Esau Achievement Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to students enrolled in Menno Simons College at The University of Winnipeg who have strong academic records and proven leadership qualities. This award is funded by and was established through The Mennonite Foundation of Canada. Menno Simons College Bursary Fund This bursary is awarded to students enrolled in Menno Simons College at The University of Winnipeg who demonstrate financial need and have a declared major in at least one of the MSC programs. Recipients must also be enrolled in at least six credit hours and be in their Second or Third year. This award is funded by and was established through The Mennonite Foundation of Canada.

Philosophy

Doba and Maier Calof Memorial Scholarship in Philosophy This scholarship is funded by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering the Third year of the Philosophy Major or Honours program.

Dr. David Owen Memorial Scholarship in Philosophy Established by the family, friends and colleagues of Dr. David Owen, a distinguished scholar and professor at The University of Winnipeg, 1932-1972. Dr. Owen chaired the Department of Philosophy from 1935 until his retirement in 1966 and continued teaching until 1972; in 1973 he was made a Fellow of United College in recognition of the outstanding contribution which he made to the institution. This scholarship will be awarded on the recommendation of the Department to a senior student in the Major or Honours program in Philosophy best exemplifying qualities of academic excellence and breadth of interest.

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In memory of the late Professor Philip B. Wright, Ph.D., an award is offered annually for the best essay submitted on any aspect of the work of Plato in the non-analytic tradition. Candidates must submit the essay to the Philosophy Department Chairperson. Hanna Family Scholarship This scholarship was established by Alan (LL.D. „92; Board of Regents, 1976-1991, and Chair, 1984-86) and Dianne (UW student of Classics and Art History), proud parents of Robert (UW student of Philosophy), Douglas, and Donald, all of whom are university medalists. It will be awarded to a student with high academic standing who is continuing studies towards a degree at The University of Winnipeg. Special consideration may be given to students majoring in Classics, History, or Philosophy.

Peter Miller Environmental Ethics Prize This prize was established at the time of his retirement to honour Dr. Peter Miller and his years of teaching Philosophy at The University of Winnipeg (1967-1999). It will be awarded on the recommendation of the Department of Philosophy to a student who has achieved distinction in the study of Environmental Ethics.

Philosophy Department Prize in Aesthetics & Continental Thought This prize is awarded annually for the best essay by a Philosophy Major or Honours student in either of these two areas.

Sydney Gallis Memorial Scholarship in Philosophy This scholarship will be awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Department, to a meritorious student continuing their studies in Philosophy who exemplifies the spirit of philosophy.

Victor Y. Shimizu Kant Prize This prize has been established in honour of Dr. Victor Y. Shimizu, who taught Philosophy at United College and The University of Winnipeg from 1958 to 1995. It will be awarded annually for the best essay on an individual philosopher, movement, or theme in the early modern period (seventeenth and eighteenth centuries).

William Burns Wittgenstein Prize This prize was established at the time of his retirement to honour Dr. William Burns and his years of teaching Philosophy at The University of Winnipeg (1967-1999). It will be awarded on the recommendation of the Department of Philosophy to a student who has achieved distinction in the study of Epistemology.

Physics

B.G. Hogg Scholarship in Physics This award has been established by the family, friends and colleagues of Dr. B.G. Hogg as a memorial tribute. It will be awarded on the basis of academic merit to a student in the Physics Major program for the purpose of attending an undergraduate or professional Physics conference.

D.C. Hogg Scholarship in Physics This award has been established by Dr. B.G. Hogg in memory of his father. It is to be awarded on the basis of academic merit to a student entering the Fourth year of the Physics B.Sc. 4-year program on a full-time basis.

Dr. Donald Kydon Prize in Physics Dr. Donald Kydon (1934-2003) served The University of Winnipeg enthusiastically and energetically for more than 30 years. The Dr. Donald Kydon Prize will be awarded to a student entering Second year or beyond with a distinguished record who has excelled in physics. Eligible students must be continuing the study of physics. Preference may be given to students with a demonstrated interest in medical physics and/or to students from under-represented groups.

Dr. Herbert Shubin Memorial Scholarship in Physics This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering the Final year of the 4-year Physics program.

Duckworth Scholarship in Physics This scholarship in the amount of one 6-credit hour course has been established by Dr. and Mrs. H.E.

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Duckworth in memory of the Reverend H.B. Duckworth, D.D. It will be awarded on the nomination of the Department of Physics to a student of outstanding academic promise who is a declared Physics Major and who is entering or continuing Major work in Physics at The University of Winnipeg. Recipient will be entering Second, Third or Fourth year. Henry Doidge Memorial Scholarship in Physics This scholarship was established in 1980 by Genevieve Doidge (Class of 1935) in memorial tribute to her husband, the late Henry G. Doidge. It will be awarded to a student with standing in First year Physics who is entering the Second year of the Physics Major program.

Leonard Krueger Prize in Astronomy This prize will be awarded to the student obtaining the highest grade in Physics 1701, Astronomy.

Politics

Albert Clifford Matthews Memorial Scholarship in Politics This scholarship has been established Douglas, Cameron and Valerie Matthews (Class of 1975) in memory of their father, Albert Clifford Matthews (Class of 1948). It will be awarded, on the recommendation of the Department, to the student who obtains the highest standing in the Third year of a Major or Honours program in Politics and who continues in Honours Politics in the following year.

Bill and Helen Norrie Scholarship in Politics This scholarship, established by former Mayor of Winnipeg, Bill Norrie (B.A., United College, 1950; LL.D., 1982) and his wife, Helen (B.A., United College, 1953) is to be awarded, on recommendation of the Department, to the student who obtains the highest standing in the Second year of a Major or Honours program in Politics and who continues their program in that Department the following year.

D.J. Jessiman Scholarship in Politics This scholarship, established by D.J. Jessiman, Q.C., will be awarded on the recommendation of the Politics Department, to a student who obtains high general standing in First year, and who follows in

Second year with a Major or Honours program in Politics.

Dieter Hoehne Memorial Scholarship This scholarship will be awarded, at the recommendation of the Politics Department, to an Aboriginal student with the highest standing entering the Second, Third, or Fourth year of the Politics 3-year, 4-year or Honours program. Lloyd Axworthy Scholarship in Politics This scholarship was established by the Manitoba Council on Post-Secondary Education to honour Dr. Lloyd Axworthy (B.A., 1961, United College; M.A., 1963, Ph.D., 1972, Princeton) for his many years of public service. It will be awarded to a student pursuing studies in the Department of Politics. Preference may be given to a student with a demonstrated interest in international relations or in urban issues.

Marion and David Korn Scholarship in Politics This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering their final year of the 4-year or Honours Politics program.

Peat-Goodridge Prize Established by Dr. Allen Mills of the Department of Politics, this prize will be awarded annually to the best student in a political theory course in the Politics Department.

Stanley Knowles Scholarship in Politics Awarded to a student who has completed 1st year (30 credit hours) and is pursuing a Major or Honours Program in Politics.

Yvonne Prefontaine Memorial Award in Politics This scholarship is awarded in honour of Yvonne Prefontaine, a Student of Distinction from 1989-91. It will be awarded annually to a student who has done outstanding work in one or more courses in Politics.

Psychology

Dr. A.R. Cragg Scholarship in Psychology

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Established by the late Miss Edna Cragg in memory of her brother, the Rev. Albert Russell Cragg, M.A., D.D., former head of the Department of Psychology at The University of Winnipeg. At the discretion of the Psychology Department the scholarships will be awarded to a student with a high standing in Psychology in First and Second years who is entering the Third year of the Major curriculum, to a student with a high standing in Psychology in the First year who is entering the Second year of the Major curriculum, or to a student with a high standing in Psychology in First and Second years, who is enrolled in the Honours program.

Dr. C.J. Robson Scholarship in Psychology The Alumni Association of the University has established this scholarship with The Winnipeg Foundation to commemorate the life and work of Dr. C.J. Robson, who served as head of the Department of Psychology from 1954 until 1969. The scholarship will be awarded on the recommendation of the Department to a student with high standing in the Major or Honours program in Psychology who is entering the Third or Fourth year.

Dr. John and Elizabeth Coté Award for Highest Standing in Psych. Methodology This award will be presented annually to the student in the Department of Psychology with the highest standing in Honours Methodology. The award is established by Mrs. Elizabeth Coté in memory of her late husband Dr. John Coté with the assistance of Dr. Honton Bradbury, Department of Psychology. Dr. John Coté was a professor of Psychology at The University of Winnipeg from 1962 until his retirement in 1989. Dr. Coté's special place in the curriculum was teaching the advanced methods course, Psych 4100, and encouraging the most promising students to pursue a career in Psychology.

Gerry McVay Book Prize This award was established in honour of Gerry McVay, a member of the Psychology Department from 1969-1990. The award goes to a student with high standing in Psychology 2101, Introduction to Data Analysis.

Philip Joseph Rogers Brickman Memorial Scholarship in Psychology This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be

awarded annually to the most promising student entering their final year of the Psychology Honours program and preferably, but not necessarily, with a demonstrated interest in Social Psychology.

Quinn McNemar Memorial Prize in Psychology This prize is established in memory of Quinn McNemar, who, in four editions of his influential Psychological Statistics, in his other writings, and through his students, was an important instrument in bringing to the psychological community the fruits of his talents as methodologist, critic, and devoted teacher. The prize will be awarded annually to the student in Intermediate Research Design & Data Analysis who is judged to have best sought out and comprehended the underlying principles and common threads among the apparently diverse design and data analysis components dealt with in the course, whether or not in possession of the highest numerical standing.

Ron Norton Prize in Psychology - Undergraduate This prize is awarded in honour of Dr. G. Ronald Norton who taught at The University of Winnipeg from 1968 to 1999, serving as Department Chair from 1986 to 1991. It will be awarded annually to the student who has written the best thesis in completion of the requirements of the Psychology (Honours) program.

Religion

Charles R. Newcombe Scholarship This scholarship was established in 1980 by Charles Newcombe's colleagues to honour his 32 years of distinguished teaching in Theology and Religious Studies at this institution. It will be awarded annually upon nomination by the Department of Religion and Culture to a student who displays excellence in the academic study of religion and who will continue to take courses in the department. George Bryce Memorial Prize Awarded for the best undergraduate essay in Religion and Culture in a given year, as determined by the Department or Faculty.

Kenneth M. Hamilton Scholarship in Religious Studies

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This scholarship was established by Kenneth Hamilton‟s colleagues to honour his 24 years of distinguished teaching in Theology and Religious Studies at The University of Winnipeg. It will be awarded annually upon nomination by the Religion and Culture Department to a student displaying excellence in the academic study of religion and who will continue to take courses in the department. Religious of the Sacred Heart Scholarship in Religious Studies This scholarship is provided by the Erica & Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student entering the Final year of the 4-year Religion and Culture program.

Shanker Memorial Prize - Undergraduate These prizes have been established by Dr. Prem Shanker in memory of his parents, Dr. Vishnu and Vachan Shanker. Awarded to two students, one from any University course and another from the Collegiate, who have written the best essays promoting dialogue, understanding and mutual acceptance between two or more religious traditions. Preference will be given to essays which consider both Eastern and Western religious traditions, or which promote the idea of non-violent ways of bringing about social change. A student may submit the paper for consideration, or a teacher may forward the submission to the Chair, Department of Religious Studies, on or before April 1.

Thomas MacLean Miller Memorial Scholarship in Religious Studies This scholarship, endowed by Mrs. Helga Miller in memory of her husband, is awarded at the discretion of the Department of Religion and Culture to a student in Second year.

Rhetoric, Writing, and

Communication

English-Speaking Union Prize The English-Speaking Union of the Commonwealth offers this prize to the student presenting the best piece of expository writing in an upper-level Rhetoric or writing course.

Reeh and Pamela Taylor Family Academic Travel Award This award was established by friends, colleagues, and family to honour Reeh Taylor on the occasion of his investiture as a Fellow of The University of Winnipeg. It will provide financial support to students in the Department of Rhetoric, Writing, and Communications to assist students with travel and other costs related to presentation of papers at academic conferences, symposia, or colloquia.

Scholarship in Rhetoric and Communications A scholarship will be awarded annually, on the nomination of the Department of Rhetoric, Writing, and Communications, to students with outstanding records at The University of Winnipeg who are proceeding to further study majoring in Rhetoric and Communications.

Sociology

Alexander and Catharine Smith Scholarship in Sociology This scholarship was established by Dr. Doreen Smith, Associate Professor of Sociology, in memory of her parents, Alexander and Catharine Smith who were staunch supporters of higher education. It will be awarded to an outstanding student majoring in Sociology.

Bethia Henry Memorial Scholarship in Sociology A scholarship has been provided by the late Mrs. B.L. Henry in memory of her daughter, Bethia, who graduated from Wesley College in 1936. It will be awarded, through the University Women's Club of Winnipeg, to a student with high standing in the Major or Honours program in Sociology who is entering Third or Fourth year.

Dr. Dan A. Chekki Prize for Excellence in Sociology This prize was established through a contribution to The University of Winnipeg Family Campaign by Dr. Dan A. Chekki, Professor Emeritus of Sociology. It will be awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Sociology Department, to a student who has demonstrated excellence in Sociology, has written the best Honours research paper or thesis in completion of the requirements of the B.A.(Hons.)

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degree, and who intends to pursue a graduate program in Sociology.

Dr. Kenneth Trueman Memorial Scholarship in Sociology This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to a promising student entering the Final year of the Sociology Honours program and preferably, but not necessarily, with a demonstrated interest in medical topics. Katherine Oakes George Memorial Scholarship in Sociology These scholarships will be awarded on the nomination of the Department of Sociology to students entering Third or Fourth year who have an interest in the areas of stratification or theory and have demonstrated a capacity to produce papers of excellent quality and of a critical nature.

Lorne J.C. Elliott Memorial Scholarship in Sociology This annual scholarship commemorates Lorne J.C. Elliott who graduated from Wesley College in 1937. It is awarded annually to a student with high academic standing who is entering or continuing the Major or Honours program in Sociology.

Marion Taylor Memorial Scholarship in Sociology This scholarship will be awarded annually to a Sociology Major or Honours student entering Third or Fourth year. Preference will be given to a student who is involved in some capacity with social service work.

The Novek Family Scholarship Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Sociology Department to a promising student enrolled at The University of Winnipeg, who has completed at least one sociology course at the 2000 or 3000 level. Recipients should have a demonstrated interest in the environment or technology based on written course work.

Rebecca and Roy Hambleton Memorial Scholarship This scholarship, established by endowment by Mr. E. Lee Hambleton in memory of Rebecca and Roy Hambleton, will be awarded annually on the

recommendation of the Sociology Department to a student who shows promise in that discipline and who has financial need.

Spanish Studies

Katharina Kehler Spanish Studies Scholarship This scholarship was established by Dr. Elizabeth Dawes in memory of her mother-in-law, Katharina Krahn Kehler (1922-2007), who emigrated to Paraguay before returning to Manitoba where she left school after Grade 6 to help support her family. It is awarded to a student with distinguished performance in SPAN-2001. To be eligible, the student must register for SPAN-2109 and SPAN-2180 in the academic year following the award.

Norman Kehler Spanish Studies Scholarship This scholarship was established by Dr. Elizabeth Dawes in memory of her husband Norman Kenneth Kehler (1959-2007), whom she met through a summer course in Salamanca, Spain. It is awarded to a Spanish Studies major with distinguished performance in SPAN-2109 and SPAN-2180. To be eligible, the student must register for 9 credit hours in Spanish Studies in the academic year following the award.

Statistics

Dr. Arnold Rogers Scholarship in Mathematics or Statistics This scholarship is provided by the Erica and Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded to a student majoring in Mathematics or Statistics, who is enrolled in the 4-year program with a record of academic excellence. Financial need will also receive consideration.

Jeff Babb Scholarship in Statistics This scholarship will be awarded, on the recommendation of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, to a student who is majoring in Statistics and is entering the Third or Fourth Year of study. Recipients must have a record of academic excellence in courses in Statistics and Mathematics.

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Professor Guenter Weiss Memorial Scholarship in Statistics This scholarship has been established by family, friends and colleagues in memory of Professor Guenter Max Theodor Weiss. It will be awarded, on the recommendation of the Department of Statistics, to a student of excellent academic promise who is a declared statistics major and who is entering or continuing major work in statistics at The University of Winnipeg. Thus, the recipient will be entering Second or Third year.

Ross A. Johnston Scholarship in Mathematics and Statistics This scholarship is established by Ross A. Johnston (B.A., United College, 1952; LL.B., Manitoba, 1956). It will be awarded to one or more students entering their final year of the Honours program in Mathematics or Statistics.

Theatre and Film Bethia Henry Memorial Scholarship in Theatre and Drama These awards, provided by the University Women's Club of Winnipeg, are granted annually to the two returning students with the highest standing in theatre courses. Eligibility is restricted to Third and Fourth year Theatre & Film majors who have completed a sufficiently well-rounded program of liberal arts study.

Sharon Greening Award This award is established through The Winnipeg Foundation. This award is given to an undergraduate student enrolled in The Department of Theatre and Film. Preference will be given to students entering their Third year pursuing Theatre who have an interest in the pursuit of education. The recipient must demonstrate academic promise and financial need. This award is established by Jim Gibbs to honour his wife, Sharon Greening, and to celebrate her passion for theatre and film.

V. Beatrice Shaw Scholarship in Theatre and Drama This scholarship is provided by the Erica & Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student

entering the Final year of the Honours Theatre & Film program.

Victor Leathers Memorial Scholarship This scholarship, founded in memory of Dr. Victor Leathers, will be awarded to a graduating student with a Major or Honours degree in French, Theatre or the History of Art, to assist him or her to undertake a period of study at a recognized university in France, in one of the areas specified above.

William "Billy" Murphy Scholarship in Theatre This scholarship was established in memory of William " Billy" Murphy who was active in Winnipeg‟s theatrical community. Billy had toured with the Great Circus of China and extensively with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, and at the time of his demise in 2001 was the Head Electrician at the Pantages Playhouse Theatre and General Manager of Stage-lite Manitoba. It will be awarded annually to a theatre production student who has completed Theatre Production I and continues on to Theatre Production II.

William Shakespeare Scholarship Established by Donald A. Bailey, Professor of History (1969-2005), this scholarship commemorates his passion for theatre (most palpably for Shakespeare) as demonstrated though his faithful attendance at University productions, and his frequent assignment of dramatic literature in his Early Modern Europe courses. The scholarship will be awarded to an outstanding Theatre & Film student well along in the Honours program. The highest priority will be given to students who have completed courses in multiple areas, in addition to acting, within the Department. Financial need may be given consideration as a supplementary criterion in the selection process.

Urban Studies & Inner City

Studies

Morton Stanley Calof Scholarship in Inner City & Urban Studies This scholarship is provided by the Erica & Arnold Rogers Fund for Academic Excellence. It will be awarded annually to the most promising student

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entering their final year of the Inner City & Urban Studies Major.

Women’s and Gender Studies

University of Winnipeg Women's Auxiliary Scholarship in Women's Studies This scholarship, provided by the Women‟s Auxiliary, is awarded to an outstanding student who is majoring in Women's and Gender Studies.

Women's and Gender Studies Scholarship This scholarship will be awarded annually to a student who has completed at least 30 credit hours and is majoring in Women's and Gender Studies. Preference will be given to a student who has made a contribution to the community.

ATHLETIC AWARDS The University of Winnipeg Athletic Awards recognize those students who excel as members of a varsity team. Recipients must have been registered as full-time students at the University of Winnipeg in the previous academic year, and be eligible to continue in a program the following year. These awards will be made on the recommendation of the Director of Recreation and Athletic Services. Athlete of the Year Award This award is given to the male and female athlete that has made the greatest athletic contribution to the overall program. Bill Wedlake Most Improved Player Award This award is given to one female athlete and one male athlete that have improved as a player, and worked hard to make a greater impact on their team.

Board of Regents Undergraduate Bursary - Athletics The Board of Regents offers athletic awards to students who combine evidence of superior athletic skills and good academic standing. Dave Anderson Award This award is given to a "super friend" of Wesmen Athletics. A "super friend" is someone that has gone

above and beyond to support Wesmen Athletics, and have worked behind the scenes and made important contributions to the success of Wesman programs. This award is for the unsung heroes of the Wesman, who typically do not get the recognition that athletes, coaches and administration often do. Keith Cooper Award This award celebrates the commitment of being a student athlete. It is given to an outstanding student who is a good athlete, a role model for others, and someone that shares their time with the community to give back. Most Valuable Player Award These awards are given to the player on each team that has made the greatest contribution to the success of their team. Province of Manitoba University Athletic Scholarship Full-time students who are graduates of high schools in Manitoba may be eligible for athletic awards funded by the Province of Manitoba if they participate in a national championship sport program sanctioned by the Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union and the Great Plains Athletic Conference. For more information, please contact the Director of Recreation and Athletic Services. Radisson Rookie of the Year Award This award is given to student athletes in their First Year of study at The University of Winnipeg. It is given to one female athlete and one male athlete each year that have made a large contribution to their team. Ralph King Memorial Scholarship An award will be made annually in memory of Ralph King to one woman and one man who make their respective intercollegiate basketball teams, and who most deservingly combine a good academic record with financial need and basketball prowess. The scholarship is intended to honour Ralph King, who for twenty years supported The University of Winnipeg and Wesmen basketball with mind and heart and soul; whose zeal and wit and good will remain. University of Winnipeg Academic Athletic Scholarship

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These scholarships are awarded to students attending The University of Winnipeg who are members of an inter-collegiate team. Recipients must also either have a minimum admission average of 80%, or are continuing full-time students with a minimum grade point average of 2.50. These scholarships will be offered on the recommendation of the Director of Athletics and must be approved by the Director of Awards & Financial Aid. Wesmen Athletic Scholarship These scholarships are awarded to current students at The University of Winnipeg in good academic standing, who belong to one of the Wesmen varsity sports teams. Scholarships are given at the discretion of the Director of Athletics.

CONVOCATION PRIZES AND MEDALS

Academic Medals Medals are awarded at Spring Convocation to students who achieve the highest standing for degree programs and for majors: 1. To be eligible for consideration for one or more University medals at the Spring Convocation in any years, students must have completed the work required for a University degree during the period which has elapsed since the previous Spring Convocation. 2. Arts, Science, Education, Kinesiology and Business and Economics students are eligible for departmental medals in any year they receive their degrees 3. Students who graduate in the fall are considered for medals at the next Spring Convocation. 4. No student may be awarded two medals in the same department or two medals for overall performance in an undergraduate degree, except for a student in the Integrated B.Ed. program who is receiving two degrees simultaneously. 5. Cumulative grade point average of at least 3.75 (B+)

Medals for Overall Performance in a Degree 1. Gold and silver medals are awarded to the students who achieve the highest and second highest standing for each undergraduate degree program. 2. Students must satisfy the minimum residence requirements for the degree.

The Governor-General’s Gold Medal The gift of Her Excellency the Governor-General of Canada - is to be awarded to the graduate student who achieves the highest academic standing in a Master‟s degree program. The Governor-General’s Silver Medal The gift of Her Excellency the Governor-General of Canada - is to be awarded annually to the student who qualifies for an Arts, Science, or Business and Economics Bachelor‟s degree and who has the highest standing determined by the final grades in the best 90 or 120 credit hours completed, as applicable, that satisfy degree requirements. Students in the Integrated Education program will be considered on the basis of standing in final grades in the best 150 credit hours that satisfy degree requirements. The Lieutenant-Governor’s Gold Medal The gift of the Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba - is to be awarded to the student who qualifies for the Bachelor of Arts (General) degree and who has secured the highest standing determined by the final grades obtained in the best 90 credit hours completed that satisfy degree requirements. The Chancellor’s Gold Medals The gift of the Board of Regents in honour of the Chancellor -are offered annually for competition among students who have completed the work required in a course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science (Honours), the Bachelor of Science (4-year), the Bachelor of Science (General), the Bachelor of Arts (Honours), the Bachelor of Arts (4-year), the Bachelor of Physical Health Education, the Bachelor of Kinesiology (4-year), the Bachelor of Business and Economics (4-year), the Bachelor of Business and Economics (General), and the Bachelor of Education. The award for Arts, Science, and Business and Economics degrees will be made to the student who secures the highest standing determined by the final

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grades obtained in the best 90 or 120 credit hours completed, as applicable, that satisfy degree requirements. The award in Education will be made to the student who secures the highest standing determined by the final grades in the last 60 credit hours of B.Ed. program course work The University Silver Medals These medals are offered annually for competition among students who have completed the work required in a course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science (Honours), the Bachelor of Science (4-year), the Bachelor of Science (General), the Bachelor of Arts (Honours), the Bachelor of Arts (4-year), the Bachelor of Physical Health Education, the Bachelor of Kinesiology (4-year), the Bachelor of Business and Economics (4-year), the Bachelor of Business and Economics (General), and the Bachelor of Education. The awards will be made to the students who secure the second-highest standing in their respective programs. For Arts and Science degrees, standing will be determined by the final grades obtained in either the best 90 or best 120 credit hours completed, as applicable, which satisfy degree requirements. For an Education degree, standing will be determined by the final grades in the last 60 credit hours of B.Ed. program course work.

Medals for Performance in a Major 1. Gold medals are awarded to the students who achieve the highest standing for each major. 2. Where a department offers a three-year degree program, a four-year degree program, and/or an Honours degree program, medals will be offered for each program. 3. Each award will be made to the student who secures the highest cumulative standing in his or her Major, 4-year, or Honours subject. 4. Standing will be determined by the final grades obtained for all departmental courses and major requirements completed. Some of the departmental medals have been founded in memory of certain individuals and/or presented through the generosity of certain individuals. The following is a list of such medals:

The University Gold Medal in Honours English Founded in memory of Professor R.N. Hallstead by his colleagues in the University. The University Gold Medal in English Founded in memory of Professor R.N. Hallstead by his colleagues in the University. The University Gold Medal in Mathematics This medal was founded in memory of Dean O. T. Anderson by members of his family. A stipend of $100 will accompany this medal at the June convocation each year.

The University Gold Medal in Psychology Founded in memory of Dr. A.R. Cragg by Dr. and Mrs. C.J. Robson. The University Gold Medal in Honours Psychology Founded in memory of Dr. C.J. Robson by the University of Winnipeg Alumni Association.

Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (CSEP/SCPE) Undergraduate Student Medal The purpose of this medal is to recognize excellence in academic achievement among undergraduate students. The recipients shall be graduating students who achieve the highest academic standing in their undergraduate class in the scientific portion of the curriculum. Award recipients receive a medal from the CSEP.

Other Prizes and Medals The Mayor's Medal Is awarded annually at the Spring Convocation, on the recommendation of the Student Awards Committee, to a graduating student whose record combines academic distinction and service to the community of Winnipeg; students whose service to the community derives from their study of urban issues may be given special consideration. O.T. Anderson Award This award was established by the Class of ?62 in memory of Professor O.T. Anderson, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Science, United College, from 1926 to 1958. The award of a miniature of the O.T. Anderson Trophy is made to the outstanding graduate of the year for distinguished academic and

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extra-curricular achievement during undergraduate year. This Award is given out during Spring Convocation. Prize of the Ambassador of Switzerland - French Studies Awarded to the runner-up for the Major Gold Medal in French Studies. This prize is a book given to the student at convocation. Prize of the Ambassador of Switzerland - German Studies Awarded to the runner-up for the Major Gold Medal in German Studies. This prize is a book given to the student at convocation. The Stars of Spence Street Award This prize will be given to a student at Spring Convocation who works to make a difference on The University of Winnipeg campus through their passion and commitment to supporting students in achieving their educational goals. This award is connected to the annual announcement of The Star of Spence Street Prize for staff. Both awards embody the principles of student engagement and active participation with students on campus.