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Holy Redeemer

Catholic High School

Awards & Scholarships

Grade 12

2019-2020

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Contents

Rules and regulations…………………………………………………………. p. 3 Tips on applying for scholarships ……………………………………………. p. 4 Useful websites ………………………………………………………………… p. 5 Post-secondary Scholarship websites ………………………………………. P. 6 School based awards not requiring application ……………………………... p. 7 Awards requiring application (Summary)……………………………………. p. 9 Awards requiring application (Detailed)……………………………………. p. 13-19 Awards from outside sources…………………………………………………. p. 20 Aboriginal awards ……………………………………………………………… p. 27

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Rules & Regulations

1. All awards and scholarships are open to any student entering a post-secondary institution in the year following their grade 12 year unless otherwise posted.

2. Only those courses taken in-class at Holy Redeemer will be used in the

calculation of award averages. 3. If a student is not entering a post-secondary institution in the year following their

grade 12 year, the award or scholarship shall be held over for them for one year in their name. If the student does not claim this award at this time, the award shall be presented to the second place candidate from the student’s graduating year.

4. With the exception of awards for the highest grade in the course and non-application awards, students are asked to apply for awards. Only the recipient will be contacted with a response.

5. On awards night, award recipients will receive a letter congratulating them on their achievement, as well as asking them for a letter from their post-secondary institution giving proof of enrolment.

6. In the event of a tie, one of two things will occur: a. Upon permission of the donor, each recipient will receive the full amount. b. In the event the donor does not increase the amount, the award or

scholarship money will be divided between the candidates.

7. Recipients are expected to write a note of thanks to the donor.

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Tips for Applying for Scholarships

Start your search early – Begin your search early in the school year. You can

even start searching in grade 11! Do lots of research. The websites listed below are a good place to start. Check out post-secondary scholarships – Each post-secondary institution has

scholarships specific to their school. Some links to post-secondary institutions are listed below.

Check out the application deadline. o Some deadlines are early in the year while others are not until the end of

the school year. o Current applications tend to arrive 4 – 6 weeks before the application

deadline. o Make sure you have the current years application. o Deadlines change from year to year so check regularly

Plan ahead - It takes time to get letters of recommendation, transcripts, make copies of files, write essays, etc. for each scholarship.

Be organized – Review deadlines and requirements, read instructions carefully, answer completely and include all information required.

Expand your list of possibilities – Check out credit unions, your workplace, your parent’s workplace, professional groups in your community, the church you belong to, oil companies in your area, local grocery stores, local volunteer agencies, etc.

Apply, Apply, Apply – apply for any scholarships that you qualify for. Use your time wisely and apply to those that you have a shot at.

For more tips on applying for scholarships, check out the websites below: http://www.scholarshipscanada.com/finance/article.asp?ID=1415&SectionID=9 http://scholarship-positions.com/tips-on-applying-for-a-scholarship-2/2010/08/12/ https://www.scholarships.com/financial-aid/financial-aid-tips/10-tips-for-a-winning-scholarship-application/

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Useful Websites Check out the websites below which list thousands of scholarships.

www.alis.alberta.ca

https://www.scholarshipscanada.com/

www.studentscholarships.org

www.canlearn.ca

https://yconic.com/

www.fastweb.com/college-scholarships

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Post-Secondary Scholarship Websites Concordia University: http://www.concordia.ca/students/financial-support/scholarships-awards.html Grant MacEwan University: https://www.macewan.ca/wcm/Registrar/FeesandFinancialInformation/ScholarshipsAwardsBursaries/Search/index.htm# Grand Prairie Regional College: https://www.gprc.ab.ca/services/financialaid/ King’s College: https://www.kingsu.ca/student-life/financial-aid/scholarships Lakeland College: https://www.lakelandcollege.ca/campus-life/financial-aid-and-awards/awards-bursaries-scholarships/ Mount Royal University: http://www.mtroyal.ca/Admission/MoneyMatters/ScholarshipsBursaries/ NAIT: http://www.nait.ca/63139.htm http://www.nait.ca/33720.htm Red Deer College: http://rdc.ab.ca/about/alumni-foundation/alumni/awards-recognition/student-scholarships SAIT: http://www.sait.ca/admissions/tuition-and-financial-aid/student-awards University of Alberta: http://www.registrarsoffice.ualberta.ca/en/Scholarships-and-Awards.aspx https://www.registrar.ualberta.ca/ro.cfm?id=302 University of Calgary: http://www.ucalgary.ca/studentfinance/ Trades Scholarships: https://tradesecrets.alberta.ca/financial-assistance/scholarships/

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SCHOOL BASED AWARDS NOT REQUIRING APPLICATION

Subject Awards: Awarded to the student who receives the highest final grade in each specific

subject listed below. For courses in which a diploma exam is written, the grade is the blended mark. The student must be entering a post-secondary institution The course must be taken in-class at Holy Redeemer.

Biology 30 Scholarship ($1000) Chemistry 30 Scholarship ($500) English 30-1 Scholarship ($500) English 30-2 Scholarship ($300) Math 30-1 Scholarship ($500) Math 30-2 Scholarship ($500) Physical Education 30 Scholarship ($300) Physics 30 Scholarship ($500) Science 30 Scholarship ($500) Social Studies 30-1 Scholarship ($500) Social Studies 30-2 Scholarship ($300)

Grade 12 Academic Honours Scholarship ($1000)

Awarded to the Grade 12 student who achieves the highest average in five 30- level core subjects, taken at HRH. Grades used in the calculation must be the final blended grades (except in Math 31). Eligible courses:

English 30-1 (Required)

Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Math 30

Pure

Math 31 Physics 30 Science 30 Social

Studies 30

Governor General’s Medal

Awarded to the Grade 12 student who achieves the highest average in five 30 level core subjects, taken at HRH. Grades used in the calculation must be the final blended grades (except in Math 31). Eligible courses:

English 30-1 (Required)

Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Math 30

Pure

Math 31 Physics 30 Science 30 Social

Studies 30

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Curtis Eggimann Memorial Drama Scholarship ($500) Curtis Eggimann attended Holy Redeemer High from 2003 to 2004. He was friendly and caring and had a passion for drama, in which he excelled. During his time at Holy Redeemer, he participated in two drama productions and became a leader in theatrical activities. Students and staff shared a common respect for him, and admired him for his perseverance and determination. Curtis died in December 2004 after a courageous battle with cancer. His memory lives on with this scholarship.

Criteria Awarded to the student, who best exemplifies dramatic skills and talent Experience with drama, either in acting, directing, producing, design, or

backstage work at Holy Redeemer High Exhibits a friendly personality, and is a positive member of the school

community.

Preference will be given to a student who: Wishes to continue with drama, either in an acting, directing, producing,

backstage, or design. Wishes to become a drama educator through a post-secondary institution. Achieves a high academic standing. Has experience within the courses of Drama or Technical Theatre. Participates in extra-curricular drama activities at Holy Redeemer High. Participates in drama related events outside the school.

Donated By Cardium Vac

Selection Committee HRH Drama and/or Technical Theatre Teacher(s) HRH Awards Committee HRH Administration

Daniel H. Mitchell Memorial Scholarship ($1000)

Awarded to the student(s) who is/are proceeding to further education in veterinary science, agriculture, medical or health related fields, or general science related field with specialization leading to careers in conservation, ecology, zoology, science education, or nursing

Donated By Mr. Ken Smith

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SCHOOL BASED AWARDS REQUIRING APPLICATION NOTE: Application deadlines may not be exact. Premier’s Citizenship Award

The Province of Alberta awards a plaque to students who support and contribute to Alberta communities through public service and volunteer endeavours in school sponsored, community or extracurricular activities. It is awarded to a student who displays outstanding characteristics in each of the following: citizenship; leadership: community service, volunteer work and must also have shown initiative and had a positive impact in the community and/or school. (Academic achievement is not a requirement for this award). Note: This award is not dependant on entering an accredited post-secondary institution.

Amount Recipients receive a plaque from the Premier and become eligible for:

o the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Citizenship Medal, $5,000 and a letter of commendation from the Lieutenant Governor, and

o the Alberta Centennial Scholarship in the amount of $2,005.

How to Apply 1. Write a one page letter outlining leadership, citizenship, community service

activities or volunteer work. 2. Provide two letters of reference from someone who has known you for at

least one year either through school, community or volunteer activities. 3. Send application and letters to:

Premier’s Citizenship Award c/o Holy Redeemer Catholic Jr/Sr High School 4912 12 Avenue Edson, AB T7E 1S7

Deadline to Apply: May 15

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CWL Award ($300) The Catholic Women's League of Canada is a national organization rooted in gospel values calling its members to holiness through service to the people of God. Awarded to a student in grade 11 and 12 who shows community involvement. It is donated by the Catholic Women’s League. Note: This award is not dependant on entering an accredited post-secondary institution.

Preference will be given to a student who: Shows involvement with the local Sacred Heart Parrish. Shows strong volunteerism within the community. Shows strong volunteerism within the school.

How to Apply 1. Write a one-page letter outlining church, school and/or community

involvement. 2. Provide at least one letter of reference from a supervisor of this involvement. 3. Attach any additional information. 4. Send letters and any additional information to

CWL Scholarship (Please indicate grade 11 or 12) c/o Holy Redeemer Catholic Jr/Sr High School 4912 12 Avenue Edson, AB T7E 1S7

Deadline to Apply: May 1

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HRH Scholar/Athlete Student Award ($500)

Description Many students commit to both academics and athletics. This award has been

developed by the Campbell and the Stang families in recognition of such students. It is awarded to a student for a combination of excellence in both academics and athletics. Preference will be given to a student who:

Participates in at least one athletic activity (community or school based) Maintains a minimum academic average of 75% Is enrolled in grade 12. In the event that there are no suitable candidates in

grade 12, students enrolled in grade 10 or 11 will be considered Intends to attend a post-secondary institution.

Donated By NLS Enterprises Ltd and Gram’s Consulting

How to Apply 1. Write a one-page letter outlining your sport and academic achievements,

including a reference to your post-secondary education plans 2. Include a reference letter from your coach or coaches in your chosen sport(s) 3. Send your letters and any additional information to:

HRH Scholar/Athlete Student Award c/o Holy Redeemer Catholic Jr/Sr High School 4912 12 Avenue Edson, AB T7E 1S7

Deadline: May 1

Woodland Rivers Alberta Teachers Association Local #40 Scholarship ($300) The Alberta Teachers Association, as the professional organization of teachers, promotes, and advances public education, safeguards standards of professional practice and serves as an advocate for its members. It will be awarded to a students who best exemplifies the spirit of education. This may be demonstrated through a:

o sincere desire to learn and to help others learn o willingness to assume a leadership role o cooperative and mature relationship with school staff o compassion and empathy for others

Donated By Woodland Rivers Alberta Teachers Association Local #40

How to Apply See Application Package

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EDSON BASED AWARDS REQUIRING APPLICATION

THE EDSON & DISTRICT HEALTHCARE CENTRE AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIP ($1500)

Funded by the Edson & District Healthcare Centre Auxiliary Centre, offered to anyone going on to study in the healthcare field. It is awarded to students who is a graduate of one of the Edson High Schools with preference given to the most recent graduates. Students going directly into a nursing program will be given first consideration. However, those entering a health science course at a college or university will also be considered. Proof of registration is required.

How to Apply: Send applications (See Mrs. Tobin) along with a letter of acceptance or proof

of registration to:

Joanne Bellmond EDHC Auxiliary Box 6582 Edson, AB. T7E 1T9

Deadline: Unknown The Edson Royal Canadian Legion ($500)

Funded by the Joe Wynne Branch No. 51 in memory of Mr. Floyd Olsen who dedicated his life to the service of his country in WWII and to the community of Edson. It will be awarded to a student who is a graduate of one of the Edson High Schools with preference given to the most recent graduates.

How to Apply: A minimum of 500 word essay stating the following: where you plan on going

to school, what courses do you plan on taking and why, how have you demonstrated leadership in your school, how have you demonstrated community involvement, how will winning the bursary assist you and your family with your educational planning, what are your long term goals and aspirations, what are your plans for continued community involvement.

Send application along with proof of registration to:

The Donations Chairman Joe Wynne Branch #51 Edson, Alberta

Deadline to Apply: Early June

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EDSON ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION LADIES AUXILLARY ($500) Awarded to a student in financial need who is entering their first year of a certificate, diploma, or university program. How to Apply: See Mrs. Tobin for application

Deadline: June 15, 2019

KINETTE CLUB OF EDSON ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP ($1000)

Funded by the Edson Kinette Club, offered to anyone who is a good student and has high ideals with future career plans. It will be awarded to a student who is a graduate of one of the Edson High Schools, must have been accepted to an accredited post-secondary institution for attendance in Fall of current year, and who is involved in the community is some aspect of volunteering. Proof of registration is required.

How to Apply: Send transcripts of most recent grades A letter of acceptance form post-secondary institution A letter about YOU – including your scholastic and leisure participation, your

community involvement, your career goals, and how your career will benefit the community.

A short essay demonstrating your knowledge of the objectives and goals of the Kinetter Club of Edson, including how this club has benefited the Edson community.

Send applications along with a letter of acceptance or proof of registration to: Scholarship Kinette Club of Edson Box 5020 Edson, AB. T7E 1T8

Deadline: June 20

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ROTARY CLUB OF EDSON “SERVICE ABOVE SELF”: Funded by the Rotary Club of Edson to a student who exemplifies “service above self”. It is awarded to a student who is a graduate of one of the Edson High Schools, has been accepted to an accredited post-secondary institution for attendance in Fall of current year, and who has community involvement.

How to Apply: Send applications

(http://www.clubrunner.ca/Data/5370/458/HTML/141615//REPS_application.pdf) along with a letter of acceptance or proof of registration to:

Rotary Club of Edson Lorraine Symes C/O Holy Redeemer High school

Deadline to Apply: Early June BUILDING FUTURES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM CANADIAN NATURAL

RESOURCES LIMITED ($3000) Funded by Canadian National Resources Limited, offered to students’ just finishing grade 12 that are seeking training in trades and technical areas related in the oil and natural gas industry. It is awarded to a student who has completed grade 12 with a C+ average, is a full-time resident of Western Canada, and must be seeking a trade in the oil and natural gas industry. Aboriginal applicants are encouraged to provide their Aboriginal affiliation information.

How to Apply: See the website for complete instructions and application form: http://www.cnrl.com/careers/campus-opportunities/scholarships.html

Deadline to Apply April 15 August 15 December 15

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REPSOL SCHOLARSHIP ($1000) .Awarded to a student entering a trades, engineering, or science. How to Apply: Write an essay cover outlining your academic plans for the future, explaining why you need the money, and telling a little about yourself. Mail to: Talisman Energy Inc. P. O. Box 6840 Edson, Alberta T7E 1V2

Deadline to Apply June 20

VELVET ENERGY (Up to $1500): At Velvet Energy, we believe all individuals should have the opportunity to further their education regardless of their financial position. Our program aims to support students in need by alleviating the pressures of tuition. This scholarship will be awarded to a student annually who has made significant contributions to their school and or community. How to Apply: See Mrs. Tobin for application Deadline: June 15, 2019

YELLOWHEAD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (Two - $500) Funded by the Yellowhead Agricultural society and donated to a grade 12 student furthering their education at a post-secondary institution. The applicant (or parent/guardian) must hold a current Yellowhead Agricultural Society membership and must be an active volunteer within the Yellowhead Agricultural Society.

How to Apply: Fill out the application form:

https://www.yellowheadagsociety.com/YAS%20Scholarship%20Application%202013.pdf

Write a 250 word essay addressing your future goals and plans relating to agriculture.

Write a separate 100 word essay is on how volunteering benefits communities.

Mail application and essays to: Yellowhead Agricultural Society PO Box 5138, Edson, AB, T7E 1T4 Deadline to Apply: January 31 of next year.

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BURSARYS, AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE FROM OUTSIDE SOURCES

NOTE: This is not a comprehensive list of scholarships. Check out the websites on page 5. The deadlines can also change so check application deadlines regularly. Scholarships are listed alphabetically. 10 Words or Less Scholarship ($500)

o Anyone aged 14 – 25 who will be attending school in the fall of 2014. o Deadline: January 31, 2019 o http://www.studentscholarships.org/scholarship/10258/10_words_or_less_

scholarship_scholarship.php AAMDC Scholarship Program

o Awarded to residents of a municipality or county in good standing of the AAMDC, including municipal districts, counties, and special areas who are enrolled in a four year program.

o Award of $1000 o Deadline: Unsure o http://www.athabascacounty.com/news/aamdc-scholarship-applications-

open/ Advancing Futures Bursary Program (Amount Varies)

o Awarded to students between the ages of 18 and 22 who have been in government care.

o Deadline: February 1 o http://humanservices.alberta.ca/family-community/15616.html

Alberta 4-H Scholarships ($200 - $1500)

o Several scholarships are available and criteria vary. o Deadline: July 31, 2019 o http://www.4h.ab.ca/About/scholarships.html

Alberta Blue Cross Benefits Corporation Foundation ($375 - $1250)

o Available to Albertans entering full time post-secondary study in Alberta and awarded to students on the basis of academic achievement and financial need.

o Deadlines vary per scholarship o https://www.ab.bluecross.ca/aboutus/scholarship-program.html

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Alberta Fish and Game Association ($500) o Awarded to a student who is enrolled in a minimum of one year

environmental sciences or related program. The student or parent must be a member of the Alberta Fish and Game Association or an affiliated Fish and Game club.

o Students complete a 500 word essay outlining why they should be chosen for the award as well as future goals. Topics may change so check out the website: http://www.afga.org/pdf/WAB/AFGA-Scholarship-Application.pdf

o Deadline: February 28

Alberta Foundation for the Arts ($5000)

o Four different scholarships are available and are awarded to students to further their development in the film and video, literary, performing, and visual arts.

o Deadline: May 1 o http://www.affta.ab.ca/Grants/Awards-and-Scholarships

Alberta Snowmobile Association o Awarded to a student who possesses a Trail Pass membership of the

Alberta Snowmobile Association as of January 1st of the scholarship year. o To apply, submit: a cover letter, a resume including extracurricular

activities, a summary of your involvement in snowmobiling including Trail Pass Number, transcript of grades. Must also submit a two-paged typed, double-spaced, Arial, font size 10 on the theme outlined on the website.

o Deadline: March 30, 2018 https://albertasnowmobile.ca/discover/resources/programs/asa-scholarship-program-2018

Alexander Rutherford High School Achievement Scholarship o http://www.studentaid.alberta.ca/scholarships/alberta-

scholarships/alexander-rutherford-scholarship/ o Deadline: None

Anna & John Kolesar Memorial Scholarship ($1500)

o Awarded to the applicant with the highest academic average in three designated subjects as showon on an Alberta Education Transcript. Must be Alberta residents, planning to enrol in the Faculty of Education and from a family where neither parent has a university degree.

o Deadline: July 1 o http://studentaid.alberta.ca/scholarships/alberta-

scholarships/?SK=203

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Aspen Regional Health Scholarship

o Awarded to students entering the health care field with the potential for employment within the Aspen Regional Health unit.

o Award of $500 o Deadline: July o Contact Jacqueline J. Wolff, Human Resource Advisor, at 780-349-8705

http://www.albertahealthservices.ca/

Association of Professional Engineers, Geologists and Geophysicists of Alberta (APEGGA) University Entrance Scholarships

o $1750 - $17000 o Deadline: July 31

https://www.apega.ca/educators/

Baseball Alberta Scholarships ($300 - $2700) o Available to Baseball Alberta members. Criteria varies depending on

award o Deadline: varies o http://www.baseballalberta.com/content/baseball-alberta-scholarships

Burger King/McLamone North American Scholarship Program ($1000)

o Awarded to a grade 12 student in North America who maintained mid to above average marks throughout highschool, worked part-time for an average of 15 hours/week, demonstrate good conduct, attitude, community service and/or extra-curricular activities. Will be based on financial need. NOTE: You do not need to be employed by Burger King.

o Deadline: December 15 https://bkmclamorefoundation.org/who-we-are/burger-king-scholars-program/

Canadian Association of Independent Grocers o $2000 - $1000 o Must be attending post-secondary for at least a 2 year program o Deadline: May

https://cfig.ca/national-scholarship/

Canadian Hospitality Foundation Food Service and Accommodation Scholarships ($3000 College Entrance Scholarship, $3500 and $1000 University Entrance Scholarships)

o Awarded to a student going to a college diploma program or university degree program in hospitality, hotel, tourism, food and beverage, or culinary arts.

o Deadline: April 30 o http://www.thechf.ca/scholarships/

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Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation

o Awarded to a well-rounded student who demonstrate character, leadership potential, and commitment to the community. Must have and 80%+ average and show ability to carry a substantial academic load.

o National award of $10,000/year, renewable; Regional award of $1500; Provincial award of $500

o Deadline: Unknown o http://www.cmsf.ca/

Children’s Ability Fund ($2500 - $5000) o Awarded to an individual with a disability who is entering the first year of

post-secondary education. It is based on academic and financial need. o Deadline: August o www.childrensabilityfund.ca

CN Diversity Scholarships ($3000)

o Awarded to students of minority (women, visible minorities, persons with disabilities, aboriginals, veterans.

o Students must be pursuing a filed in a specific area. Check out the website for details on these fields.

o Deadline: May 15 o http://www.cnpensioners.org/scholarships.cfm?language=en

Conoco Phillips Canada Trade Bursary Program

o Open to students entering a trades program. Preference will be given to students entering an oil and gas field.

o Up to $2500 o Deadline: Varies

http://awards.conocophillips.ca/

Dr. Ernest and Minnie Mehl Scholarship ($3500) o Awarded to a student entering post-secondary institution in Canada.

Applicants are ranked on their grade 12 diploma examinations, exceptional achievement, financial need, and commitment of the individual.

o Deadline: June 1 o http://cc.cfhu.org/docs/Moshik/Alberta_Scholarships_2012-2013.pdf

Edmonton Rodeo Cowboy’s Benevolent Fund Bill Kehler Memorial Awards

o Awarded to students with interest in broadcasting or agriculture. Students involved in professional rodeo will also be considered.

o Award of $2500. o Deadline: Unsure

http://lchs.lpsd.ca/download/17084

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IODE Coronation Bursary ($1000) o Awarded to a high school student entering a degree program in Alberta. It

is based on financial need. o Deadline: July 15

http://www.plrd.ab.ca/documents/general/IODE%20Coronation%20Bursary.pdf

Jeremy Dias Scholarships o Seeks to recognize youth that has taken initiative in addressing

discrimination in their school or community o Applicants must be Canadian citizens entering accredited post-secondary

institutions. o Deadline: Unknown o http://www.jersvision.org/en/programs/jeremy-dias-scholarship

Keyera Energy – Peter J. Renton Memorial Scholarship (up to $6000)

o Must be a Canadian Citizen, live in Alberta, and have completed high school in Alberta. The applicant must be planning on entering a full-time Alberta post-secondary institution in an oil and gas field.

o Deadline: May 1 https://studentaid.alberta.ca/scholarships/alberta-scholarships/?SK=1091

Little Caesar’s Pizza High School Scholarship (4 awards of $400) o Awarded to a student based on academic achievement while working part-

time in grade 12. Must be attending a post-secondary institution in Arts and Humanities, Sciences and Business, or Education.

o Deadline: July o Pick up application at any Little Caesar’s restaurant

Mancap Foundation Legacy Scholarships ($1500)

o Awarded to a student entering a business program at one of Alberta’s post-secondary institutions. The award is not restricted to academic excellence but financial need will be considered.

o Deadline: July 31 o www.mancapfoundation.com

McDonald’s Restaurant Scholarship

o Available to any student who is a current employee of McDonald’s o See your employer for more information.

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Monsanto Canada Opportunity Scholarship Program for high school students from family farms

o Awarded to students from farm backgrounds who are pursuing an education in agriculture.

o Award of $1500 o Deadline: June 15 o http://www.monsanto.ca/ourcommitments/Pages/OpportunityScholarship.a

spx o http://www.monsanto.ca/ourcommitments/Documents/ElectronicAppForm

English.pdf

Persons Case Scholarships (Up to $5000) o Awarded to a student who studies will contribute to the advancement of

women, or who are studying in fields where members of their sex are traditionally few in number. Selection is based on program of study, academic achievement, and financial need.

o Deadline: Unknown http://www.humanservices.alberta.ca/family-community/15596.html

Pete Ketcham Memorial Scholarship o Preference will be given to the son or daughter of a West Fraser Timber

Co. Ltd. Employee. o Deadline: June 30 o http://www.westfraser.com/careers/training-

scholarships/scholarships/pete-ketcham-memorial-scholarship-fund

RBC Royal Financial Life Skills (Amount Varies) o Criteria varies depending on the award. o Deadline: Varies o https://www.rbc.com/dms/enterprise/scholarships.html

Re/Max Quest for Excellence (16 awards of $1000)

o Awarded to a student who displays leadership and community involvement.

o Deadline: March http://www.remax-western.ca/quest-excellence

Retail Council of Canada (One $5000 and 25 - $1000) o Awarded to a student entering a post-secondary program in retail,

business, or marketing-related program. Student must currently be working in the retail industry.

o Deadline: January o http://www.retailcouncil.org/education/retail-as-a-career-scholarship-

program

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Talk About Canada (10 awards of $100, 40 awards of $1000, 1 award of $5000)

o Take an online multiple choice quiz at http://www.vaniercollege.qc.ca/scholarships/scholarships/talk-about-canada-scholarship-quiz/

TD Canada Trust Scholarship for Outstanding Community Leadership (20 awards of $3500 + tuition cost, renewable for 4 years, 60 awards of $500)

o Awarded to a student who has outstanding community leadership, in balance with the students personal circumstances and academic performance.

o Deadline: November o https://www.tdcanadatrust.com/products-services/banking/student-

life/scholarship-for-community-leadership/index.jsp Terry Fox Humanitarian Award Program

o International competition. Student must demonstrate outstanding ideals and qualities of citizenship and humanitarian service while in pursuit of excellence in academic, amateur sport, fitness, health, and voluntary community service endeavours.

o $7000/year, renewable o Deadline: Unsure o http://www.terryfoxawards.ca/

The Canadian War Museum History Award ($1000)

o Awarded to all high school students who are entering university, preferably a degree program in history.

o Student must submit an original work using text, visual art, web design, or audio/video production.

o Deadline: February 24 o http://www.warmuseum.ca/education/programs/the-colonel-douglas-h-

gunter-award/

Top 20 Under Twenty (20 awards of up to $1500) o Student must be a visionary leader who has used innovation to shape

change in their life, school, community, province, or country. o Deadline: April o http://plancanada.ca/top-20-under-20

Trade Secrets Scholarships

o available to students entering a trade and valued at $500+ o https://tradesecrets.alberta.ca/financial-assistance/scholarships/

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Tylenol Future Care Scholarship o Awarded to a student who strikes the admirable balance of academic

excellence, leadership, and community involvement and have dedicated their careers to caring for other people.

o Deadline: Spring o http://www.tylenol.com/news/scholarship?id=tylenol/news/subptyschol.inc

Violet Richardson Award Honoring Young Women for Volunteer Action

($29 awards of $1000) o Awarded to women between the ages of 14 and 17 who have

demonstrated initiative in both identifying a problem and trying to solve it. Student must have significant and noteworthy accomplishments as volunteers.

o Deadline: December 1 o http://www.soroptimist.org/members/program/programdocs/violetrichardso

naward/english/vraapplication-writeable.pdf

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Aboriginal Awards

Aboriginal Awards Program – Conoco Philips o Awarded to aboriginal students enrolled in a full-time program. o Award from $1000 - $3000 o Deadline: Varies o http://www.conocophillips.ca/in-our-community/community-

investment/contributions/Pages/education.aspx

Aboriginal Scholarship Guide o Various scholarships for First Nations (status and non-status), Métis, Inuit

students o https://indspire.ca/for-students/bursaries-scholarships/ o Deadlines vary so be sure to check them out.

ATCO Pipelines Aboriginal People Post-Secondary Scholarship Program

o Awarded to an aboriginal student from First nations and Metis communities who demonstrate leadership capabilities and strive to be role models in their schools and communities.

o Merit award of $500 o Bursary award of $1000 (must be registered in a recognized

trade/community/technical college or certificate program with preference given to students enrolled in programs related to the natural gas industry)

o Scholarship award of $1500 (must be registered in a university program intended to lead to a bachelor or graduate degree with preference given to students enrolled in a program related to the natural gas industry).

o Deadline August 1 o Check out the website for application process:

http://www.atcopipelines.com/community/documents/application-form.pdf Alberta Blue Cross Scholarships for Aboriginal Students

o Awarded to an aboriginal student planning on attending a post-secondary institution. Recipients are chosen based on academic achievement, financial need, and community involvement.

o Deadline: August 30 o Check out the website for application process:

https://www.ab.bluecross.ca/aboutus/aboriginal-scholarships.html

Alberta Children’s Services Métis and Non-Status Bursary Program o Available to any Métis or Non-Status Indian in financial need o Award up to $19, 200 o Demonstrate an investment in the aboriginal community o http://humanservices.alberta.ca/department/15041.html

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Alberta Children and Youth Services Metis and Non-status Program for Social Services

o Awarded to aboriginal students aboriginal students pursuing careers in social services for part or full time studies.

o Award of up to $19,200. o Deadline May 31 o http://humanservices.alberta.ca/department/15041.html