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2145 Jones Ave
North Vancouver, British Columbia
V7M 2W7
604 903-3555
Scholarships
Status: Entering 1st YearApplication Form: Application FormDeadline: 01-MarScholarship Type: ScholarshipDescription: Awarded to a student entering their first year at UPEI, based on financial need.Background: The UPEI Women's group was formed in 1971 as a social and support group for the then new University of Prince Edward Island. The group identified the need for greater public promotion of the University and...
Field: Unrestricted.Value: $4,000 per year.Number: 2.Duration: Up to 4 years.ConditionsAwarded to students from New Brunswick, with preference given to a student who is a graduate of a high school in Carleton County or Victoria County. Selection is made on the basis of scholastic attainment and financial need.DonorThe family of the late Andrew H. McCain, member of the Class of 1943...
The 9.11 Promise Run provides scholarships to qualified children of first responders and military service members who have been killed or injured and are unable to hold employment.Starting in 2019, participants of the 9.11 Promise events fundraised for scholarships that positively impact the lives of children and families impacted by the loss of their loved one.Scholarship amounts range from a...
The Optimist Oratorical Contest gives youngsters the chance to speak to the world. More than $150,000 in college scholarships funded by the Optimist International Foundations is awarded annually from this program.First conducted in 1928, this is the second most popular Optimist International Program. Nearly 2,000 clubs participate in this program each year. The winners at the Club level receive medallions...
This scholarship fund was established by the ASLA Council of Fellows in 2004 to: 1) aid outstanding students who would not otherwise have an opportunity to continue a professional degree program due to unmet financial need; 2) increase the interest and participation of economically disadvantaged and under-represented populations in the study of landscape architecture; and 3) enrich the profession of...
The Gail Clay Scholarship Fund was established by friends of Gail Clay as a tribute to her outstanding career as Director of the Carolyn P. Brown University Center at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. This scholarship is intended for a spouse or child of a full-time, non-exempt employee of the University of Tennessee or other state-supported, public, higher education institution located...
