General Calendar 2000-2001
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UNIVERSITY OF
REGINA General Calendar 2000-2001 |
GORDON R. ARNOTT MEMORIAL BURSARY
ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS OF SASKATCHEWAN BOOK PRIZES
THE HONOURABLE E.W. (STAFF) BAROOTES, M.D. ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP
1989 CANADIAN ENGINEERING MEMORIAL FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP AWARD - UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCERS
MICHELLE DOLMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
ENGINEERING STUDENTS PROJECT AWARD
MARGARET ANNE HODGES BOOK PRIZE
INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS (SASKATCHEWAN SECTION) BOOK PRIZE
JOHN DEERE FOUNDATION OF CANADA AWARD
J. D. MOLLARD AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED PRIZE
HELEN MARY MORRIS AWARD FOR WOMEN IN
CARL POTZUS AWARD IN ENGINEERING
RANGER OIL LIMITED ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
REGINA ENGINEERING SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIPS
REGINA GEOTECHNICAL GROUP SCHOLARSHIP
SASKATCHEWAN SCIENCE FAIR SCHOLARSHIP
SHELL CANADA LIMITED BURSARY IN COMPUTER SCIENCE, ADMINISTRATION, OR ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
UNIVERSITY OF REGINA FACULTY ASSOCIATION DR. SARAH SHORTEN MEMORIAL BURSARY
ENGINEERING
GORDON R. ARNOTT MEMORIAL BURSARY
Value: $250
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student of high academic standing and financial need entering the second year of Engineering at the University of Regina. Preference will be given to a student planning to take civil engineering.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Mrs. Doreen Arnott in memory of Gordon R. Arnott
Apply: Applications must be made to the Dean of Engineering.
Deadline: October 1
ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS OF SASKATCHEWAN BOOK PRIZES
Value: Book
Number: Three
Eligibility: One book prize is awarded to the student registered in the first year of Engineering having the highest grade 12 average. One book prize is awarded to the student with the highest standing at the end of the first year of the Engineering program. One book prize is awarded to the student with the highest standing at the end of the second year of the Engineering program.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Association of Professional Engineers of Saskatchewan
Apply: No application is required.
THE HONOURABLE E.W. (STAFF) BAROOTES, M.D. ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $1,300
Number: One
Eligibility: The Award shall be made to a student entering the third year in the Faculty of Engineering, with a demonstrated interest in Software Systems Engineering. The successful applicant must have a minimum 75% average and must be enrolled for a minimum of 15 credit hours. This award will be renewed for a second year provided the student maintains a minimum average of 75% in the third year studies, and continues to register in a minimum of 15 credit hours per semester. If the award is renewed, there will be no new recipient selected in that year.
Conditions: Awarded annually in not renewed, biannually if renewed in the previous year.
Donor: This award was established in 1997 on the basis of gifts received from a tribute dinner held in honour of Dr. Barootes. In September 1995, friends of Dr. Barootes joined together to pay homage to his many accomplishments and contributions to his profession, to his community and to his country.
Apply: Application forms are available from the Faculty of Engineering.
Deadline: October 1
1989 CANADIAN ENGINEERING MEMORIAL FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP AWARD - UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL
Value: $5,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a female student entering her last year of an engineering program based on academic achievement and community leadership. The nominee must be a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada.
Conditions: Awarded annually. Payment of the scholarship is subject to written confirmation of enrollment in an accredited engineering program or educational institution. The recipient must be willing to act as a role model visiting local schools and assist the 1989 Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation in promoting engineering, particularly to young women.
Donor: 1989 Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation
Apply: Further information and application forms are available from the 1989 Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation, 401-116 Albert Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5G3; Telephone:(613) 232-2474.
Deadline: August 30
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCERS
Value: $1,000
Number: One
Eligibility: The scholarship will be awarded to one student per year entering the third year of study in the Faculty of Engineering, with a major in Petroleum System Engineering. The students must have a minimum 75% average and must be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credit hours.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: In October, 1998, the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) and four Saskatchewan Petroleum awareness week partner associations - Petroleum Awareness Association of Canada, Small Explorers and Producers Association of Canada, Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling contractors and Canadian Energy Pipeline Association, proposed to provide an initial gift for scholarship support to the University of Regina's Petroleum Engineering program.
Apply: No application is required.
MICHELLE DOLMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $700
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to an outstanding student who is beginning the fifth semester of studies on a full-time basis (minimum 15 credit hours) in the Faculty of Engineering. A minimum weighted percentage average of 75% is required. For those who meet this requirement, the applicant who best demonstrates leadership will be selected.
Conditions: Awarded annually in the Fall
Donor: This scholarship was established on the basis of gifts from family and friends of Michelle Dolman to the University of Regina.
Apply: Information and application forms are available from the Faculty of Engineering. Completed forms are to be submitted to the Assistant Dean, Faculty of Engineering
Deadline: September 15
ENGINEERING STUDENTS PROJECT AWARD
Value: $10,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Offered to a team of Canadian engineering students who have undertaken a project with the most potential to attract students, particularly women, to engineering. The award is open to both men and women to encourage them to work together. The project must be a team effort involving engineering students supported by their Engineering Student Society; be ongoing and have a high potential for implementation across Canada in other schools; assist in leading young women to seriously investigate the possibility of choosing engineering as a career exposing them to the wide range of possible careers in engineering; and influence young women to maintain their studies in mathematics and sciences.
Conditions: Awarded annually. The award of $10,000 will be distributed as follows: 50% ($5,000) of the monies will be awarded to the Engineering Students Society of the selected team's school with the remaining 50% ($5,000) of the monies to be divided equally between the members of the winning student team.
Donor: 1989 Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation
Apply: The project proposal must be submitted to the 1989 Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation, Suite 401, 116 Albert Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5G3; Telephone: (613) 232-2474. The project must meet the objective for which the award was set up and must be in progress. The project proposal must include a detailed report of up to 10 double-spaced typewritten pages describing the project; a letter of approval from the President on behalf of the Executive Committee of the Engineering Student Society approving the project submission and identifying the members of the team; testimonials or other evidence demonstrating the impact the designed project/program has had; and details of the activities of the project. Further information may be obtained from the 1989 Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation at the above address.
Deadline: October 15
ENGINEERING LEADERSHIP AWARD
Value: $250
Number: One
Eligibility: This award is available to a student entering second year Engineering with a minimum average of 75% and who has shown involvement in activities at the University of Regina. Involvement in extra-curricular activities is to be weighted 60% and academic performance, 40%
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Year 1 to 4 Committee, Faculty of Engineering
Apply: Application forms are available from the Faculty of Engineering.
Deadline: October 1
JOHN M. FORBES BURSARY
See Index.
PAUL F. GROOME SCHOLARSHIP
See Index.
MARGARET ANNE HODGES BOOK PRIZE
Value: Variable
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a third year student in Industrial Systems or Electronic Systems Engineering. The student must have a high academic standing and must have demonstrated high practicality in the performance of work in courses and labs.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Margaret Ann Hodges, BASc Electronic Systems Engineering, 1988
Apply: Application forms are available from the Faculty of Engineering.
Deadline: October 1
INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS (SASKATCHEWAN SECTION) BOOK PRIZE
Value: $125
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to the student with the highest academic standing at the end of second year engineering at the University of Regina taking the Electronic Systems Engineering program or transferring into the third year of Electrical Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (Saskatchewan Section)
Apply: No application is required.
JOHN DEERE FOUNDATION OF CANADA AWARD
See Index.
MCNAUGHTON SCHOLARSHIP
Value: Tuition fees for the third year and a certificate
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a third year student who is expected to commit himself or herself during that year to the McNaughton Centre of the school. All student members of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) who pass into the third year of a program in electrical engineering or equivalent at a university or college which has an active IEEE student branch and an established McNaughton Centre on campus are eligible. Academic achievement in the second year, the time and effort applicants propose to commit to the McNaughton Centre, how much applicants can be expected to benefit from the experience, the amount of past participation in the activities of the McNaughton Centre, and how well they can be expected to co-operate with the IEEE student executive will be taken into consideration.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: IEEE Inc.
Apply: Application forms are available from the IEEE Student Advisor.
Deadline: Contact the IEEE Student Advisor regarding the application deadline.
J. D. MOLLARD AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED PRIZE
Value: $100
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to the student in Regional Environmental Systems Engineering who has the highest standing in ENEV 321, 384, and 480.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: J. D. Mollard and Associates Ltd.
Apply: No application is required.
MOORE MEMORIAL AWARD
See Index.
HELEN MARY MORRIS AWARD FOR WOMEN IN
ENGINEERING
Value: $2,000
Number: One
Eligibility: This award is for a female student who entered the Faculty of Engineering directly from a western Canadian high school and who is beginning the fifth semester of studies on a full time basis (minimum 15 credit hours). A minimum weighted percentage average of 70% is required. For those who meet this requirement, the applicant who best demonstrates financial need will be selected. Students may hold this award in conjunction with any other university scholarship.
Conditions: Awarded annually in the Fall semester.
Donor: This award was established in 1996 by a commitment from Adeleine Morris who believes deeply in the value of a university education and in promotion of equality.
Apply: Application forms are available from the Faculty of Engineering.
Deadline: Applications are to be submitted to the Assistant Dean, Faculty of Engineering by September 15.
CARL POTZUS AWARD IN ENGINEERING
Value: $1,000
Number: One
Eligibility: The award shall be made to a student entering the fourth year in the Faculty of Engineering, with a major in Environmental Systems. The successful applicant must have a minimum 75% average and must be enrolled for a minimum of 15 credit hours. The student applicant must have a demonstrated interest in highways and transportation, determined by completion of ENEV 372 Transportation and registered in either ENEV 475 Traffic Engineering or ENEV 484 Highway Design. In addition, the student must be active in the Co-operative Education Program.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Established by family and friends in memory of Carl Potzus
Apply: Application forms available from the Faculty of Engineering.
Deadline: October 1
RANGER OIL LIMITED ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
See Index.
REGINA ENGINEERING SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIPS
Value: $400
Number: Three
Eligibility: Awarded to one student in each of the three program areas with the following criteria: 70% academic standing entering the 5th semester including previous Co-op work terms, 30% on extra-curricular activities.
Conditions: Awarded annually. Students may not hold any other scholarship.
Donor: Regina Engineering Society
Apply: Application forms are available from the Faculty of Engineering.
Deadline: October 1
REGINA GEOTECHNICAL GROUP SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $500
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to an undergraduate engineering student entering the second semester of second year Environmental Systems Engineering. The student should have good academic standing (minimum weighted percentage average of 70%).
Conditions: Awarded annually. Students may not receive any other award in excess of $500 in the same year to be eligible for this award.
Donor: Regina Geotechnical Group
Apply: Application forms are available from the Faculty of Engineering.
Deadline: October 1
SASKATCHEWAN SCIENCE FAIR SCHOLARSHIP
See Index
SASKENERGY SCHOLARSHIPS
See Index
SED SYSTEMS INC. SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $900
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student who has completed 60 credit hours in engineering, physics, or computer science and has the potential to make a contribution toward the economic development of Saskatchewan.
Conditions: Awarded annually in the Fall semester.
Donor: SED Systems Inc.
Apply: The General Application for Undergraduate Awards form is available from the Financial Aid Office, Riddell Centre. Include a written statement outlining your potential to make a contribution toward the economic development of Saskatchewan.
Deadline: June 1
SHELL CANADA LIMITED BURSARY IN COMPUTER SCIENCE, ADMINISTRATION, OR ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
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SOFTWARE ENGINEERING PRIZE
Value: $250
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a Software Systems Engineering student in the Faculty of Engineering whose ability is deemed to have the potential to make a contribution through software engineering to the economic development of the Province of Saskatchewan. The award will be based on academic standing and related projects. Applicants must have completed 6 semesters of engineering studies and be enrolled in at least 12 credit hours to receive the prize.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Dr. Brett J. Balon
Apply: Application forms available from the Faculty of Engineering. Completed forms to be submitted to the Office of the Dean.
Deadline: October 1
UNIVERSITY OF REGINA FACULTY ASSOCIATION DR. SARAH SHORTEN MEMORIAL BURSARY
See Index.
PRESIDENT DONALD O. WELLS MEDAL IN ENGINEERING
Value: $1,000 plus medal
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to an outstanding student who has completed a final year project in the areas of energy and environmental study in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Regina. The successful applicant must have a minimum 80% average on courses completed throughout the fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth semesters of study.
Conditions: Awarded annually in the spring
Donor: Established in 1998 by committed funds to the Faculty of Engineering Development Fund.
Apply: No application is required.
WIL MECHANICAL INC. BURSARY
Value: $400
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student entering the second or third year of industrial systems engineering who has satisfactory academic standing and who demonstrates financial need.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Wil Mechanical Inc.
Apply: Application forms are available from the Faculty of Engineering.
Deadline: October 1
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