Open to students entering their first year of study in any direct-entry undergraduate degree program at the U of S. Candidates must: A) Have achieved an admission average of 90% or greater B) Be residents of Saskatchewan C) Have graduated from a Saskatchewan high school D) Provide documentation attesting to having devoted an average of at least 2 hours weekly over 40 weeks during the prior year to compassionate activities, including but not limited to assistance to or visiting of isolated aged, weak, infirm or disabled persons in their homes or community residences; or tutorial assistance to socially disadvantaged or...

The Bernard Michel Scholarship provides support for a Saskatchewan aboriginal student entering their second or third year of study within the College of Engineering or College of Arts & Science. Preference is given to aboriginal RSN students. Arts and Science students, to be eligible, must be pursuing the following degrees:; B.Sc. Geology B.Sc. Geography B.Sc. Biology B.Sc. Computer Science B.Sc. Toxicology B.Sc. Chemistry B.Sc. Physics B.Sc. Environmental Sciences The total award value includes two $5,000 scholarships over a maximum of two years, renewable once for a total potential award of $10,000 per student. Renewal eligibility is based on successful academic...

With the passing of Evelyn-Dahl-Esplin in January, 2004, the NELS, ANNA, AND EVELYN DAHL NURSING EDUCATION FUND AWARD was born. As part of her bequest, Evelyn made a commitment to the support of a profession she loved. Evelyn was a registered nurse, trained at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, from which she graduated in 1952. She worked in all aspects of nursing. Humber Memorial Hospital in Toronto asked her to establish the first school of registered nursing assistants in Canada, which she did. She was the first to accept a male student into a Canadian nursing school and...

Each year the Saskatchewan School Boards Association awards two $2,500.00 scholarships to graduating high school students who remain in Saskatchewan in post-secondary study: Degree Program Scholarship: $2,500 Technical/Trade Program Scholarship: $2,500 Scholarship recipients are selected on the basis of demonstrated good character, community leadership, financial need, and a 500-word essay. The application deadline is Aug. 31 each year.

Developing people and developing communities go hand in hand. That is why NEFI supports the education of individuals through the Northern Spirit Scholarships program. To date, NEFI has awarded over 240 renewable scholarships of $2,500 each to promising students in northern Saskatchewan. In 2003, 25 awards were made from among 60 applicants. Scholarship recipients are chosen based on students' marks and potential contribution to northern Saskatchewan.

Each year the Saskatchewan School Boards Association offers up to two awards of $2,000 to graduate students. The Association offers these awards to recognize leadership in education and to advance informed decision making in education. Application Information Completing a graduate program at the masters or doctoral level requires a good deal of commitment! This accomplishment also demonstrates leadership and dedication to education. Each year the Saskatchewan School Boards Association offers up to 2 awards of $2,000 to graduate students. The Saskatchewan School Boards Association offers these awards to recognize leadership in education and to advance informed decision making in education....

Available to all Saskatchewan students who are now in their final year of high school in a SASCA member school. Your application must have included all of the components below: A) This application form, completed and signed. B) A current high school transcript. C) An essay of up to 500 words describing your school and community involvement. Outline what motivated you to become involved, what was achieved by your involvement, and how this will be used by you after high school. D) Two letters of recommendation. One each from a school official and a non-school leader other than a relative....

The Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association Rangeland Scholarship is an annual $1000 scholarship established in 1995 through donations by members matched by Saskatchewan Environment's Fish and Wildlife Development Fund. Leadership skills, community involvement, and academics are all important considerations for this scholarship. Who's Eligible? Applicants who meet the following criteria are eligible for this scholarship: A) The applicant must be a Saskatchewan resident. B) The applicant or a family member must be a current SSGA member. C) The applicant must be enrolled in a post-secondary institution in a program related to range management. (Preference will be given to a third-year student.)

We’re giving away $20,000 in cash scholarships to high school students who make the best prom attire out of Duck Brand duct tape. So, stock up on your favorite colors and prints now to create something that will wow our judges! STEP #1 - CREATE Create and wear your original promwear using Duck Brand duct tape and/or Duck Brand crafting tape. Remember to take a high resolution pic of the big moment! See official rules for details. STEP #2 - SUBMIT Fill out the entry form where you’ll upload at least one pic of yourself in your Duck promwear and...

Alliance Pipeline believes the best way for us to help Aboriginal communities build a bright future is to contribute to the personal growth and education of Aboriginal youth, today. That's why the Alliance Pipeline Aboriginal Student Awards Program provides scholarships to Canadian Aboriginal students pursuing post-secondary education. Preference is given to applicants whose chosen studies will prepare them for employment in the oil and gas industry. Applicable programs include, but are not limited to: Engineering, Instrumentation, Environmental Sciences, Geological Sciences, and Business Administration. Eligibility We welcome applications from students who are: A) Active members of an Aboriginal community (band or...

Eligibility: Open to Canadian citizens or permanent residents who have spina bifida and/or hydrocephalus and must be a registered member in good standing of SBHAC. Membership must be in good standing for a minimum of one year prior to applying. Membership may be through a provincial association that is a member of SBHAC or the applicant may be a member directly to SBHAC. The applicant is to verify with their provincial association to confirm their membership with SBHAC. The following associations are presently members of SBHAC: British Columbia, Northern Alberta, Southern Alberta, South Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan North, Manitoba, and Nova Scotia....