U of R General Calendar 2002-2003

ENTRANCE AWARDS
ACCESS COMMUNICATIONS/FRED WAGMAN ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS
Value: $1,000
Number: Two
Eligibility: Scholarship shall be awarded to an outstanding student entering either the Faculty of Fine Arts for the Bachelor of Arts program in film and video studies or the Bachelor of Fine Arts in film and video production. The awards will be made for the Fall semester to a student who has applied directly from high school and is registered for a minimum of 15 credit hours.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: These scholarships have been established by Access Communications Board of Directors to honour Mr. Fred Wagman for his service to Access Communications and to the community. Established in 1995, it reflects Access Communications' commitment to the University of Regina.
Apply: No application is required
THOMAS BABCOCK ENTRANCE BURSARY
Value: $1,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student admitted directly to a degree program through any faculty at the University of Regina and registered for full-time studies. The recipient will be selected on the basis of demonstrated financial need.
Conditions: Awarded annually.
Donor: This bursary was established through a gift in memory of Thomas Babcock through the Vision 20/20: A Partnership for Tomorrow campaign.
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, University of Regina, Dr. William Riddell Centre, Room 229.
Deadline: April 30
BEAUBIEN ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
See entry on page 2.
LYLE H. BERGSTROM MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $1,500.
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a full-time student (enrolled in 15 credit hours) entering first year of an undergraduate English program in the Faculty of Education. The scholarship will alternate each year between Elementary and Secondary. The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of University of Regina Admission average and must first be applied toward tuition fees for the Fall semester.
Conditions: Awarded annually in the Fall semester.
Donor: In memory of Lyle H. Bergstrom who was a teacher, superintendent, chief superintendent and Deputy Minister of Education up until his retirement.
Apply: No application required.
ALLAN BLAKENEY ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $2,500
Number: One
Eligibility: The scholarship will be based on academic achievement in high school, as well as participation in, contributions, and aptitude for activities related to society's institutions of government and public service. Applicants will have participated in activities such as, but not limited to, student government, debating, youth parliaments, United Nations youth forums, etc. Applicants must be full-time students beginning the first year in a direct entry program with no restriction as to college or course of study. Applicants must be Saskatchewan residents.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: The Allan Blakeney Scholarship Fund
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre. Include a résumé outlining your interest, contributions, and aptitude for activities related to society's institutions of government and public service. Also enclose a letter from your principal or guidance counsellor outlining your abilities.
Deadline: April 30
BOURSE D'ADMISSION AU BACCALAURÉAT EN ÉDUCATION FRANÇAISE - ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP TO THE BACCALAURÉAT EN ÉDUCATION FRANÇAISE
Value: $800
Number: Two
Eligibility: This scholarship will be awarded to a Saskatchewan student (who has been a resident of Saskatchewan for at least one year), registered in at least 15 credit hours in the Programme du Baccalaureat en education francaise in the semester immediately following grade 12 graduation. A minimum admission average of 75% is required. The recipients of this scholarship will be selected on admission average (weighted 50%) and demonstrated interest and commitment towards French language and culture (weighted 50%)
Conditions: Awarded annually each fall.
Donor: This scholarship was established in 1999 by the Baccalaureat en education francaise program and the Institut de formation linguistique/Language Institute.
Apply: Applications will be available at the Language Institute. One letter of reference from the high school French teacher or a person from the Fransaskois community will be required. The letter of reference should support the applicant's interest and commitment towards French language and culture.
Deadline: October 31
CAMECO CORPORATION NORTHERN SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Value: $5,000 (university); $3,000 (technical school)
Number: Three university scholarships; five technical school scholarships
Eligibility: Awarded to residents of Northern Saskatchewan on the basis of academic standing, community involvement, and demonstrated career interest related to some aspect of the mining industry. Applicants must have lived in Saskatchewan's north for at least five years immediately prior to applying. Students who normally reside in this region but are attending school in the south are also eligible. Recipients of other scholarships will not be eligible, but in such cases Cameco's scholarship will be reduced by the amount that the other award exceeds $1,000. Applicants must meet the entrance requirements of, and plan to attend, a university or technical institute in Saskatchewan, unless the desired program of study is not available in this province.
Conditions: The scholarship is renewable providing the student maintains at least a 75% academic average and is eligible to progress to the next year of a program which is acceptable to the selection committee.
Donor: Cameco Corporation
Apply: Further information and application forms may be obtained by writing to Cameco Corporation, Northern Affairs, P.O. Box 1049, La Ronge, Saskatchewan S0J 1L0. Phone: (306) 425-4144
Deadline: June 30
CANADIAN ARMED FORCES SUBSIDIZATION PLANS
See entry on page 2.
1989 CANADIAN ENGINEERING MEMORIAL FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP AWARD - ENTRANCE LEVEL
Value: $5,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a female student entering her first year of an engineering program and is 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 enrolment 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, Suite 401, 116 Albert Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5G3; Telephone: (613) 232-2474.
Deadline: July 15
CANADIAN NATIONAL NATIVE EDUCATIONAL AWARDS
Value: $1,500
Number: Five
Eligibility: Available to full-time native (Inuit, Status Indian, Non-Status Indian, or Metis) students who are entering, or currently attending, university. Applicants must demonstrate serious interest in preparing for a career in the transportation industry. The transportation industry encompasses a wide range of occupations from nurses to engineers, from computer programmers to market analysts. Financial need is considered.
Conditions: Awarded annually. Recipients may receive an award for a maximum of four years or until a first degree is obtained, whichever comes first, but they must reapply each year.
Donor: Canadian National
Apply: Further information and application forms may be obtained from Canadian National Native Educational Awards Program, Employment Equity, 935, de La Gauchetière St. W., Floor 7, Montreal, Quebec H3B 2M9.
Deadline: June 30
C.A.P. STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARD
Value: $500
Number: Two
Eligibility: Awarded to graduating grade 12 students on the basis of academic standing and demonstrated leadership abilities.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Sponsored by Premier School Agendas and the Canadian Association of Principals.
Apply: Application forms are available from high school principals.
Deadline: March 31
CASINO REGINA SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $1,000
Number: Two
Eligibility: Awarded to entrance or undergraduate students enrolled in an university degree program. To be eligible, students have to be Saskatchewan residents, be enrolled or about to enroll in full-time studies for a minimum of eight months at a recognized post-secondary institution in Saskatchewan (full-time as defined by the educational institution that the student is applying to). Applicants must be enrolled in a program related to: recreational and leisure studies; business administration; hospitality management; electronic or computer technology; communications. Preference will be given to awarding one of the university scholarships to a qualified student of aboriginal ancestry.
Conditions: Scholarship may be held concurrently with other financial rewards. Candidates must apply for the scholarship each year of study.
Donor: Casino Regina
Apply: Applications are available from the University of Regina, Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre, Room 229. Submit application to Kathie Maher-Wolbaum, Vice-President, Corporate Affairs & Strategic Planning, 3rd Floor, 1880 Saskatchewan Dr., Regina, Sask., S4P 0B2. For further information 1-800-555-3139.
Deadline: May 31
CENTENNIAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $3000
Number: Up to 100
Eligibility: Awarded to a Saskatchewan high school graduate entering the first year of full time studies at the University of Regina upon successful completion of grade 12 with the highest academic standing (minimum 90% average) as of April 30 and certification from the principal. The Scholarship will be based on high school averages in the following eight subjects: English Language Arts A30 and B30 (Francais Fransaskois A30 or B30 or Francais Immersion 30 may be substituted for one of these); either Social Studies 30, or History 30, or Native Studies 30; one Math and one Science at either level 20 or 30; and three electives at level 30. The primary criterion will be the average; some consideration will be given to other factors. The recipient must normally be registered in 15 credit hours while holding this scholarship. A minimum Term GPA in the Fall semester or 75% is required for renewal of the scholarship for the Winter semester. Students certified as a UR Scholar are not eligible to receive this scholarship.
Conditions: Awarded annually in the Fall semester and renewable for Winter tuition in the same academic year
Donor: University of Regina and Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training
Apply: Saskatchewan High School Principals will certify its candidates to the Financial Aid and Awards Office.
Deadline: April 30
CHILDREN OF ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $1,000
Number: Three
Eligibility: Open to children of alumni of the University of Regina, as defined by the Alumni Association constitution. Children of current University of Regina Alumni Association board members are not eligible. Applicants must be entering the first year of a degree program at the University of Regina. Applicants must be registered in a minimum of 15 credit hours (5 classes). Selection of the recipient will be based on both academic performance at high school (minimum early conditional admission average of 80%) and outstanding ability in an extra-curricular activity (for example: artistic, musical, or athletic activities, community involvement, and/or school activities). Academic performance will be based on first semester final marks and second semester April mid-term marks in semesterized high schools, and on April mid-term marks in full-year high schools. Academic performance and involvement in activities will be weighted equally.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: University of Regina Alumni
Apply: Applications are available from the Alumni Services Office, Room 435, Administration-Humanities Building, University of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4S 0A2.
Deadline: April 30
CITY OF REGINA HENRY BAKER SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Value: $1,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to students enrolled in a first or second year Bachelor Degree program. Applicants must have a minimum 75% average in their program, be registered in a minimum of 9 credit hours and provide a copy of their transcripts from the University of Regina. First year students must provide high school transcripts from a Regina High School. Applicants must also write a brief essay outlining their community involvement and future academic and career intentions. Family members of the Mayor, City Councillors, City Manager, Senior Directors and Directors of the City of Regina, and employees and family members of the City of Regina's Public Affairs Department, will NOT be eligible for the City of Regina Henry Baker Scholarship Program.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: City of Regina
Apply: Application forms are available from the Main Floor Kiosk of the Regina City Hall, Regina High Schools, SIFC, or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre. Applications must be sent to: Henry Baker Scholarships Program, Public Affairs Department, P.O. Box 1790, Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 3C8. For further information contact City Central at 777-7000.
Deadline 4:30 p.m., August 1 of each year. If this date falls on a Saturday or Sunday, the following Monday at 4:30 p.m. will be the deadline.
COGEMA RESOURCES INC. SCHOLARSHIPS
Value: $3,500
Number: Six
Eligibility: Candidates must qualify as "local Northern residents" in accordance with the definition outlined in the Surface Lease Agreement - candidates must have resided in the Northern Administration District for 10 years or half of their life, whichever is less. Applicants must qualify for entrance to a Saskatchewan university; and be applying for a university course, which in the opinion of the Cogema Selection Committee, would be of benefit to the North. Recipients must be willing to sign an agreement outlining the conditions of the scholarship.
Conditions: The scholarships will be paid to the recipients in eight equal installments during the academic year. Each university scholarship will be for the length of the course with a maximum of four academic years. Continuation of a university scholarship will depend upon the following: maintaining passing marks, attending the required number of courses to qualify for examinations, and notifying the company in writing on or before June 30 of each year as to the intention to continue the course the following year. Cogema Resources Inc. does not guarantee employment for recipients but will give preferential consideration to recipients for employment following the completion of their courses.
Donor: Cogema Resources Inc.
Apply: Application forms are available from the Human Resources Manager, Cogema Resources Inc., P.O. Box 9204, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7K 3X5.
Deadline: June 30
COUGAR MEN'S BASKETBALL ENTERING STUDENT AWARD
Value: $2,500.
Number: Variable
Eligibility: Awarded to students with 80% average from high school on admission to university. The amount and recipient of the award will be determined upon an assessment of basketball ability by the coaching staff and recommended to the selection committee.
Applicant must be a full-time student registered in a minimum of 9 credit hours, demonstrate leadership qualities, above average skills in the sport of basketball and exhibit high standards of moral character. Applicant must have a minimum 80% high school average upon admission to the University of Regina.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Cougar Men's Basketball Fundraising
Apply: Athletics Office (Room 133), Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies
Deadline: November 1
COUGAR MEN'S HOCKEY ENTERING STUDENT AWARD
Value: $2,500 maximum
Number: Variable
Eligibility: Awarded to students with an 80% average from high school on admission to the University of Regina.
Conditions: Awarded annually. The amount and recipient of the award will be determined upon an assessment of hockey ability by the coaching staff.
Donor: Cougar Men's Hockey Fundraising
Apply: Athletics Office (Room 133), Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies
Deadline: November 1
COUGAR WOMEN'S HOCKEY ENTERING STUDENT AWARD
Value: To a maximum of tuition and fees
Number: Variable
Eligibility: Awarded to students with an 80% average from high school on admission to the University of Regina (note: must have an 80% entering average based on courses required to enter the Faculty of Arts), must demonstrate leadership qualities, must have above average skills in the sport of hockey and exhibit high standards of moral character and are members of the University of Regina Women's Hockey Team. Applicant must be a full-time student registered in a minimum of 9 credit hours in the Fall and Winter semester. The amount and recipient of the award will be determined upon an assessment of hockey ability by the coaching staff and recommended to the selection committee.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Cougar Women's Hockey Fundraising
Apply: Information and application forms are available from the Athletics Office (Room 133), Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies. Return completed applications to the Athletics Office. .
Deadline: November 1
COUGAR WOMEN'S SOCCER AWARD
See entry on page 2
GORDON CURRIE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT BURSARY
Value: $1,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Applicants must be under the age of 25, be residents of Saskatchewan and demonstrate financial need.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Gordon Currie Youth Development Fund
Apply: Application forms are available from the Gordon Currie Youth Development Fund, Box 3763, Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 3N8.
Deadline: April 30
DELTA CATALYTIC CORPORATION SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $2,000
Number: Two
Eligibility: Candidates must qualify as a Northerner in accordance with the Cogema Scholarship Committee definition of "Northerner," must qualify for entrance to a Saskatchewan university, and must be willing to sign an agreement as required by the Cogema Scholarship Committee concerning the conditions of the scholarship.
Conditions: Awarded annually with a duration of one academic year. The scholarship will be paid to the University firstly to cover the fees, secondly accommodation, and thirdly other items approved by the Cogema Scholarship Committee. The continuation of the scholarship will depend upon the student maintaining passing marks and attending the required number of courses to qualify for examinations.
Donor: Delta Catalytic Corporation Scholarship Trust Fund for Northerners. Administered by Cogema Resources Inc.
Apply: Application forms are available from the Human Resources Manager, Cogema Resources Inc., P.O. Box 9204, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7K 3X5.
Deadline: June 30
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC GENERAL ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Value: Variable
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student entering music study, although up to six hours of university credit may have been taken prior to entering such a program. The recipient must hold the highest high school grade average (use of Early Conditional Admission grades is acceptable) of all entering students in a Fall semester whose applications are complete by June 20 who are not receiving any other Fine Arts scholarship.
Conditions: Awarded annually. Not available to students entering in January.
Donor: Department of Music
Apply: No application is necessary
ELAN ENERGY INC ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $1,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to an outstanding student who has applied directly from high school to a program of studies leading to a Bachelor of Administration or Bachelor of Applied Science in Engineering. Student must be registered in full-time studies (15 credit hours).
Conditions: Awarded annually in the Fall semester.
Donor: Elan Energy Inc.
Apply: No application necessary.
VIOLET EWING ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP, REGINA MUSICAL CLUB
Value: $1,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to an entering student in the Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Music Education, or B.A. Honours (Music Theory or Music History) programs on the basis of academic achievement and other skills. A high school grade average of 75% is necessary for the student to be considered. Depending on the program being entered, the student must either (1) audition, (2) present a research paper or (3) present a portfolio of his or her own works, according to the following scheme: 1) students entering the Bachelor of Music music history concentration and those entering the B.A. Honours program must submit a research paper; 2) students entering the Bachelor of Music degree in composition must submit a portfolio of their work; 3) students entering either the Bachelor of Music degree performance concentration or the Bachelor of Music Education degree program must audition.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Regina Musical Club
Apply: Apply to the Department of Music
FACULTY OF SCIENCE 10TH ANNIVERSARY SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $3,500
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student graduating from a Saskatchewan high school who must be registered in the Faculty of Science at the University of Regina. The student must meet the admission requirements of the Faculty of Science, must have maintained an average of at least 85% throughout grades 10, 11, and 12, and, except under unusual circumstances, must not have taken more than three years to graduate.
Conditions: Awarded annually in three installments. To receive the third installment for the second semester, the recipient must obtain a weighted percentage average of at least 75% in the first semester. Selection of the recipient will be made on or before April 1.
Donor: Faculty of Science, University of Regina
Apply: Send a letter to the Dean of Science, containing background information as well as an outline of career plans. Arrangements must also be made with the principal of the school to have a record of high school grades sent to the Dean of Science. For further information, contact the Assistant Dean of Science, Room 225, Laboratory Building, University of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4S 0A2. Phone (306) 585-4085.
Deadline: March 1 in the year of graduation from high school
DR. GEORGE AND HELEN FERGUSON ALUMNI ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Value:$1,000
Number: Two
Eligibility: Awarded to a student who attended the Dr. George Ferguson School in Regina, and who has completed Saskatchewan grade 12 or equivalent with an average of at least 75%. Academic standing, participation in student and community activities, and involvement in sports will be considered.
Conditions: Awarded annually. Tenable for any first-year program at the University of Regina or its Federated Colleges. The scholarship will be paid in two installments - one-half in September and one-half in January, provided the winner is enrolled in at least 15 credit hours in each semester.
Donor: Dr. George and Helen Ferguson Trust Fund
Apply: Application forms can be obtained from, and must be sent to: Chair, University of Regina Alumni Association Scholarship Committee, c/o Alumni Services Office, Room 435 Administration/Humanities Building, University of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan S4S 0A2, Phone: 585-4503. Application forms must be submitted together with a record of high school marks, a letter of recommendation from the principal of the student's high school, and a letter from the principal of Dr. George Ferguson Elementary School confirming attendance.
Deadline: May 15
FINE ARTS ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS
Value: $1,300
Number: Eight
Eligibility: Awarded to students entering the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Regina: two for students in the Bachelor of Music program, two for students in the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Theatre) program, two for students in the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Media Production and Studies) program, two for students in the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Visual Arts) program. Academic qualifications (75% minimum average) and artistic talent are considered.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: University of Regina
Apply: A letter of application and transcript of marks must be submitted to the appropriate department (Department of Music, Department of Theatre, Department of Media Production and Studies, or Department of Visual Arts), University of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan S4S 0A2.Visual Arts applicants must submit a portfolio containing approximately 10 works plus a sketchbook and a one page letter outlining applicant's interest in Visual Arts and the B.F.A. program. The portfolio should contain two and three dimensional work in a variety of media and in both black and white and colour. Photography used as an art medium is acceptable. Drawings from photographs or illustrations may be included, but kept to a minimum. The majority of pieces should be from Grade 12.Theatre students interested in the acting program must prepare a two-minute selection of the candidate's choice and a dance or musical selection to be followed by an interview. Students interested in the Design, Stage Management and BA programs will be required to have an interview. Film and Video students must submit an essay (two typewritten pages) on an assigned topic, an essay of similar length on a topic of their own choosing, and examples of creative work (e.g. still photography, slides, videos, movies, poetry, etc.).
Deadline: Music candidates must audition in April, May, or June; visual arts candidates must submit a portfolio and call to make an appointment to present their portfolio and have a 15 minute interview with Faculty in early April; theatre candidates must arrange for an audition or interview by April 15; film and video candidates must submit their application requirements by April 15. Unless otherwise stated, enquiries regarding these awards must be directed to the appropriate department prior to April 15.
JOHN M. FORBES BURSARY
Value: $1,000 to $2,000 to a maximum of $4,000 per year.
Number: Variable
Eligibility: Awarded to any engineering student, Canadian or Landed Immigrant, requiring financial need who is entering his/her first semester at the University of Regina, or to any engineering student, Canadian or Landed Immigrant, requiring financial need who is in his/her 2nd or 3rd semester at the University of Regina, with a weighted percentage average of 70% or higher.
Conditions: Awarded annually in August
Donor: The Estate of John M. Forbes
Apply: Application forms are available from the Faculty of Engineering.
Deadline: July 15
BERT FOX/ROBERT FERGUSON UNIVERSITY OF REGINA ALUMNI ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $1,500 (1-$1,000 & 1 - $500)
Number: Two
Eligibility: Awarded to a student who has completed grade 12 at the Bert Fox Composite High School in Fort Qu'Appelle with an average of at least 80% and is entering a first year program at the University of Regina. Academic standing, participation in student and community activities, and involvement in sports are assessed equally.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Bert Fox/Robert Ferguson Trust Fund
Apply: Applications are available from and must be submitted to: Chair, University of Regina Alumni Association Scholarship Committee, c/o Alumni Services Office, Room 435 Administration/Humanities Building, University of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4S 0A2. Application forms must be accompanied by a record of high school standing and a letter of recommendation from the principal of the Bert Fox Composite High School.
Deadline: June 1
TERRY FOX HUMANITARIAN AWARD
Value: $4,000
Number: Several awarded across Canada
Eligibility: Selection will be based on demonstration of the highest ideals and qualities of citizenship and humanitarian service while in pursuit of excellence in academic, amateur sport, fitness, health, and voluntary community service endeavours. Excellence in academic and athletic activities, particularly in face of obstacles, is weighted heavily. "Obstacles" may be with reference to any physical disability, personal problems, social setting or any factors which call for courage, unselfishness and fortitude. Candidates must not exceed 25 years of age.
Conditions: Awarded annually and is tenable at any Canadian university or college. This award is renewable for up to four years or until a first degree is obtained, subject to satisfactory progress.
Donor: Government of Canada - Fitness and Amateur Sport
Apply: Application forms may be obtained from the Financial Aid Office or the Terry Fox Humanitarian Award Program, 711-151 Sparks Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5E3.
Deadline: February 1
FRASER SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $400
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student of Native ancestry who has graduated from Moose Jaw Public School Division. The student must be continuing his or her education at a recognized post-secondary institution.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Ed Fraser, Moose Jaw School Division #1 Bursary Fund
Apply: Application forms are available from the Moose Jaw Public School Division.
Deadline: June 1
ROBERT J. AND JOYANN M. GENEREUX SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $1,500
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to an outstanding student entering or currently enrolled at the University of Regina, pursuing an undergraduate degree in Environmental Engineering. The award will be made in the Fall semester to a student who has applied directly from high school and is registered for full-time studies (15 credit hours) in the Fall semester.
Conditions: Awarded annually. The scholarship will alternate each year between a continuing student and an entering student, with the first award being presented to a continuing student.
Donor: This endowed scholarship was established in 1998 to reflect Robert and Joyann Genereux's commitment to the University of Regina and to the profession of Engineering.
Apply: No application is required
JENNIE E. GRAHAM BURSARIES
Value: $1,500
Number: One bursary is available for each Moose Jaw high school.
Eligibility: Awarded to a current deserving grade twelve student graduating from a Moose Jaw high school and continuing his or her education at a university or in a nursing program. Financial need is the main criterion for the choice.
Conditions: Tenable at the University of Regina, the University of Saskatchewan, or in a Diploma Nursing program. Each Moose Jaw high school selects the recipient for their school.
Donor: Moose Jaw School Division #1 Bursary Fund Committee - The estate of the late Jennie E. Graham of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
Apply: Application forms are available from Moose Jaw high schools.
Deadline: June 1
PAUL F. GROOME SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $750
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student who has been admitted to the Faculty of Engineering. The successful applicant must have a minimum 80% average on those courses used for entry into the Faculty of Engineering and must be enrolled in a minimum of 15 credit hours. Provisional high school marks will be used to determine eligibility. Preference will be given to students who have chosen to major in Industrial Systems Engineering.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: This award was established in memory of Paul F. Groome, who emigrated to Regina from North Hampton, England in 1908. Mr. Groome was a long-time Regina resident, and strong proponent for the creation of a University in the City of Regina.
Apply: No application is required.
HUSKY OIL EDUCATIONAL AWARDS PROGRAM FOR NATIVE PEOPLE
Value: $3,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Available to Native people (Inuit, Metis, Status Indians, Non-Status Indians) who have resided in British Columbia, Alberta, or Saskatchewan for at least one year immediately prior to applying for the award, are in need of financial assistance, and demonstrate serious interest in preparing themselves for a career in the oil and gas industry.
Conditions: Awarded annually. Award winners will be granted a bursary until the completion of their program. Husky Oil will also attempt to provide summer employment to award recipients.
Donor: Husky Oil
Apply: Further information and application forms are available from Native Affairs, Husky Oil, P.O. Box 6525, Station D, Calgary, Alberta T2P 3G7; Phone: (403) 298-6111.
Deadline: June 15
MURRAY HUTCHINGS ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $1,250
Number: Two
Eligibility: Awarded to a student who has applied directly from a Canadian high school and is registering for full-time studies (minimum 12 credit hours) in a program leading to a Bachelor of Administration Degree. Applicants must have an admission average of at least 85%.
Conditions: Awarded annually in the Fall.
Donor: Donations received from family and friends as a tribute to Murray Hutchings, the former Dean of the Faculty of Administration and at the time of his death, Executive Director, University Development.
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre.
Deadline: April 30
IMASCO SCHOLARSHIPS FOR DISABLED STUDENTS
Value: $2,000
Number: Minimum of five
Eligibility: Candidates must be Canadian citizens or people who have lived in Canada for at least two years as permanent residents. Candidates must be disabled according to the following 1975 United Nations declaration: A disabled person is "any person unable to ensure himself or herself wholly or partly for the necessities of a normal individual and/or social life, as a result of a deficiency, either congenital or not, in his or her physical or mental capabilities." Candidates must be entering or currently enrolled in an undergraduate degree program in a Canadian post-secondary institution which is recognized by the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC). Holders of an undergraduate degree are not eligible for the scholarship. Candidates must not be employees or franchisees or dependants of employees or franchisees of Imasco or any of its subsidiaries. Academic excellence and levels of motivation and maturity are considered.
Conditions: Awarded annually and may be renewed upon application. The holder of an Imasco Scholarship is eligible to apply in subsequent years provided he/she submits a new application and all pertaining documents. The applicant, in a final year of study and required to attend only one academic term before graduation, is eligible to apply for a $1,000 scholarship provided all other criteria are met. Students who re-apply for further awards will be considered in competition with all other applications. No student will receive the award for more than a total of four years.
Donor: Imasco Limited; the fund is administered by AUCC.
Apply: Applications are available from the Canadian Awards Division, AUCC, 600-350 Albert Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1R 1B1; Phone: (613) 563-1236. The applicant must complete the original application form and submit it with four copies. Candidates must arrange to have the following documents sent to AUCC: a letter from a physician (describing the type and extent of their disability), two letters of reference (one from a past teacher and one from a person other than a relative who has known the applicant for a minimum of one year), complete and official transcripts covering the last two years of study, and proof of admission at an educational institution.
Deadline: June 1
WILLIAM BORDEN INGRAM AWARD
Value: $2,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student who has been admitted directly from high school to a four year program in the Faculty of Arts. The successful applicant must have a minimum 85% average on those courses used for entry into the Faculty of Arts and must be registered in at least 12 credit hours of study per semester. Provisional high school marks will be used to determine eligibility.
Conditions: The award may be renewed for three additional years provided that the student maintains a weighted percentage average of at least 75% in the preceding academic year on a minimum of 24 credit hours.
Donor: Established by Mr. William Ingram, a long time Regina resident.
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre,University of Regina.
Deadline: April 30
INVESTMENT ADVISORS OF BMO NESBITT BURNS ENTRANCE BURSARY
Value: $1,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student who has applied directly from high school with a minimum admission average of 75% and is registering for full-time studies (12 credit hours) in a program leading to a Bachelor of Administration degree. Financial need will also be considered.
Conditions: Awarded annually in the Fall.
Donor: Personal gifts of 11 investment advisors (including 9 University of Regina alumni) from Investment Advisors of BMO Nesbitt Burns offices in Regina, Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and Victoria, British Columbia.
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office.
Deadline: April 30
I.O.D.E. JAMES HENDERSON LLD CHAPTER BURSARY
Value: $1,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a resident of Regina entering first year at the University of Regina. Applicants must have a minimum grade 12 average of 75% and be in need of financial assistance. Applicants must have received notification of their conditional acceptance at the University of Regina.
Conditions: Awarded annually. The bursary is paid in two $500 installments: one in the Fall semester and one in the Winter semester. The second installment is subject to the recipient maintaining a satisfactory academic standing.
Donor: I.O.D.E. James Henderson LLD Chapter
Apply: Application forms are available from Regina high school principals or from Joy Pelling, Bursary Committee Convener, 47 Academy Park Road, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4S 4T8. The application form and a personal letter must be sent to the Bursary Committee Convener, and arrangements made for the high school principal to send to the Bursary Committee Convener a letter containing first semester and second semester marks, a character reference and a list of extra-curricular activities.
Deadline: June 1
IPSCO INC. SCHOLARSHIPS
Value: $1,500
Number: Two
Eligibility: Awarded to students entering either the University of Regina or the University of Saskatchewan in the Faculties of Engineering, Administration/Commerce, or Science. Open to all Saskatchewan students who meet University entrance requirements from grade 12 with a minimum average of 80%. Selection will be based on academic standing, leadership skills, financial need, and an interest in working in the steel industry. Applicants are encouraged to provide additional information such as transcripts and letters of reference.
Conditions: Recipients who maintain a high academic record at university will receive the bursary in each of the four years of their program.
Donor: IPSCO Inc.
Apply: Application forms are available from the Financial Aid Office.
Deadline: July 15
ROSS KIRK MASONIC BURSARY
Value: $500
Number: Two
Eligibility: Awarded to entrance students residing in Saskatchewan who are registered in the first year of any course offered an any approved post-secondary institution located in Saskatchewan. Selection criteria include: financial need; relationship and/or sponsorship by a Mason; volunteer and leadership service (community, school, church, etc.); and academic achievement.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Masonic Past Masters' Association, Inc.
Apply: Application forms are available from the Financial Aid Office or from Mr. H.F.M. Gow, Secretary P.M.A., 206A1-1121 McKercher Drive, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7H 5B8.
Deadline: July 30
NAPOLEAN LAFONTAINE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Value: Entrance: $300; Undergraduate: $500; Graduate: $2,000; Loan Remission: $3,000 maximum
Number: Variable
Eligibility: Applicants must:
a) be Metis or non-status Indian.
b) have resided in Saskatchewan for at least five years.
c) be enrolled in a diploma, certificate, or degree program offered by a public or aboriginal educational institution that involves at least eight months of full-time studies in an area related to economic development.
d) be committed to working in an aboriginal environment upon the successful completion of their studies and demonstrate a commitment to the needs of aboriginal peoples.
Applicants must achieve a B average in the most recent eight month period of full-time studies, over a period of twelve consecutive months, to qualify for an award. Full-time academic studies are deemed to be at least 60% of the course load designated as constituting a full academic program by the educational institution in which the student is enrolled.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies and Applied Research
Apply: Applications are available from the Financial Aid Office. Submit applications to the Secretary, Selection Committee, Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies and Applied Research, University of Regina, Education Building, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4S 0A2
Deadline: October 1 for programs beginning in September and May 1 for programs beginning at other times during the year
LEADER-POST CARRIER FOUNDATION AWARDS
Value: $1,000
Number: Variable
Eligibility: Applicants must be accepted at a recognized university or educational institute, as defined by the Saskatchewan Department of Education. Academic achievement, financial need, leadership activities, special skills, and talents are considered.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Leader-Post Carrier Foundation
Apply: Further information and application forms may be obtained from the LeaderPost, Community Relations Department, P.O. Box 2020, 1964 Park Street, Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 3G4; Telephone: (306) 565-8240.
Deadline: May 31 of the student's grade 12 year
MASONIC YOUTH TRUST FUND
Value: $500
Number: Fifteen
Eligibility: Awarded to students currently graduating from a Saskatchewan secondary school who have been admitted to a post-secondary institution, of higher learning anywhere in Canada.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan, A. F. & A. M.
Apply: Use the Masonic Youth Trust Fund Award application forms available from the Registrar's Office, University of Saskatchewan; Financial Aid Office, University of Regina; SIASTS of Prince Albert, Saskatoon, Regina or Moose Jaw, or through any Masonic Lodge in Saskatchewan. Also available at the Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan Office, 1930 Lorne Street, Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 2M1. Submit applications to The Awards Committee, Grand Lodge Office, 1930 Lorne Street, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4P 2M1
Deadline: June 1
J.W. & JOAN McLELLAN & FAMILY ENTRANCE AWARD
Value: $800
Number: One
Eligibility: The award is open to all graduates of Saskatchewan high schools who enroll in first year at the University of Regina for the first time. A minimum percentage average of 80% based upon courses used for admission is required. For those who meet this requirement, the applicant who best demonstrates financial need will be selected.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: The award was established in 1996 by Paul McLellan, BAdmin '81 and Debbie McLellan; Hugh McLellan, BA '79, BAdmin '82 and Bonnie Jardine, BSW '84; Janet McLellan - Folk, BAdmin '81 and Doug Folk, MEd '93; and Kirstie McLellan-Day and Larry Day, BA '74.
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre, University of Regina.
Deadline: April 30
GRANT MITCHELL MEMORIAL BURSARY
Value: $1,600
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to persons who have been involved either as employees or volunteers in Co-operatives and who wish to study to further their contribution to Co-operatives. Applicants must have been involved with Co-operatives in Saskatchewan, demonstrate reasonable knowledge and understanding of Co-operative principles and their application, and be able to indicate how the proposed study would contribute to the Co-operative movement. Financial need, Co-operative and community participation, and academic performance will be considered.
Conditions: Tenable for full-time or part-time studies, for formal or informal programs of study, at any institution recognized by the bursary committee. Studies at special events such as conferences or seminars will be considered. Recipients may apply for a second year. No award need be made if in the committee's opinion there are no suitable candidates. The committee will meet quarterly or as otherwise required to consider bursary applications.
Donor: Grant Mitchell Memorial Fund
Apply: Submit applications to the Grant Mitchell Memorial Bursary Committee, c/o Sherwood Credit Union Administrative Office, 1960 Albert Street, Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 2T4.
Deadline: April 30
PAT MOIR AWARD
See entry on page 2.
MOORE MEMORIAL AWARD
Value: $1,400
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student whose residence or that of the immediate family at the time of application, is within the postal districts of the Town of Francis or the Village of Abernethy. Selection will be based on academic achievement. Students entering the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Regina or the College of Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan will be given preference.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Family and friends in memory of Edna and Elmer Moore who resided in Francis and Abernethy for most of their adult lives.
Apply: On general application forms available from the Office of the Registrar, University of Saskatchewan. Submit to the Office of the Registrar, together with a preliminary statement of high school marks.
Deadline: February 15
MOOSE JAW ASPHALT INC. SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $1,000 per year for a maximum of $4,000 over four years
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a current graduating student from a Moose Jaw High School who is enrolled in Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Environmental Studies at any post-secondary institution. Applicants must be Canadian citizens.
Conditions: Awarded annually. Students are not eligible for this award if they have received more than $2000 in other scholarship monies.
Donor: Moose Jaw Asphalt Inc.
Apply: Application forms are available from the Moose Jaw Collegiate Counselling Offices.
Deadline: First Monday in June
PAUL MORELAND/COPP CLARK PITMAN AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN BUSINESS STUDIES
Value: $1,000 and an engraved plaque
Number: One
Eligibility: The recipient of this award must be a grade 12 student who exhibits outstanding qualities for success in the world of business in the following areas: academic background, employment record, involvement in school and community activities, excellent oral and written communication skills, and exemplary personal qualities. The student must submit a 500-word essay entitled "The Most Important Issue Facing Business Today."
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Administered by Copp Clark Pitman
Apply: To be considered, a student must be nominated on an official nomination form. Requests for nomination forms must be mailed before March 1 to Susan Cox-Product Development Manager, Business Studies, Copp Clark Pitman Limited, 2775 Matheson Blvd. East, Mississauga, Ontario, L4W 4P7.
Deadline: April 23
HAROLD AND FLORENCE MOSLEY ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $3,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a full-time student (enrolled in 15 credit hours) entering first year of an undergraduate English program in the Faculty of Education. The scholarship will alternate between Elementary and Secondary each year. The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of University of Regina Admission average and must first be applied toward tuition fees for the Fall semester.
Conditions: Awarded annually in the Fall.
Donor: Estate of Harold Mosley
Apply: No application required
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY OF CANADA REGINA CHAPTER BURSARY
Value: $1,000
Number Two
Eligibility: Consideration will be given to Saskatchewan residents who have multiple sclerosis or who have an immediate family member with multiple sclerosis. Those with multiple sclerosis will be given the greatest consideration. Recipients will be chosen on the basis of financial need, academic standing, volunteer involvement, and type of course to be taken. Applicants must attend an accredited post-secondary institution and be enrolled in a program that is at least two years in duration
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada
Apply: Application forms are available from L. Murphy, Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada, Regina Chapter, 150 Albert Street, Regina, Saskatchewan S4R 2N2
Deadline: July 23
NATIONAL INDIAN BROTHERHOOD ASSEMBLY OF FIRST NATIONS HEROES OF OUR TIME: TOM LONGBOAT AWARD
Value: $2,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Open to First Nations citizens who have demonstrated exceptional athletic and academic abilities, and who have shown a commitment to extra-curricular activities. Applicants must have confirmation of their acceptance into a post-secondary institution.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: National Indian Brotherhood Assembly of First Nations
Apply: Application forms are available from Heroes of Our Time, The Assembly of First Nations, 55 Murray Street, 5th Floor, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 5M3
Deadline: June 15
PETRO CANADA EDUCATION AWARDS FOR NATIVE STUDENTS
Value: Up to $5,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Available to native students of Canadian or Inuit ancestry entering or enrolled in post-secondary programs where studies can be applied in an industrial setting in the oil and gas industry. Selection is based on financial need, academic performance and potential, and appropriateness of studies to industry and future aspirations.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Petro Canada
Apply: Application forms are available from Petro Canada, Native Education Awards, P.O. Box 2844, Calgary, Alberta T2P 3E3
Deadline: June 15
DON POWELL AWARD
Value: $800
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a high school student entering the Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies who is registered as a full-time student (minimum of 12 credit hours in the semester the award is given) and who has achieved a GPA of 70% in the courses required for entrance to the Faculty. The individual must have been a participant in high school athletics, have demonstrated leadership in high school and community activity, and have been a positive influence.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Funds received on behalf of the Bill Clarke Scholarship Fund in memory of Don Powell, a former offensive line coach with the Saskatchewan Roughriders, who passed away prematurely in 1975.
Apply: Application forms are available from the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre or the General Office (Room 115) Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies. Please return completed applications to the General Office.
Deadline: April 30
RCMP/REGINA POLICE SERVICE JUSTICE STUDIES AWARD
See entry on page 2
RED CARPET FOOD SERVICES FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY AND HEALTH STUDIES ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $1,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to the student who, in the past year, entered the Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies directly from high school with the highest GPA on those classes used for admission to the Bachelor of Kinesiology degree. The student must register in at least 12 credit hours of study in the first semester of studies.
Conditions: awarded annually in the Fall semester
Donor: Red Carpet Food Services
Apply: No application is required.
REGINA MEDICAL LABORATORIES LTD. ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $2,000
Number: Two
Eligibility: Awarded to students who have applied directly from a Canadian high school, and who are enrolled for full-time studies (15 credit hours) in the course requirements of a pre-professional program at the University of Regina, which will lead to a career in Health sciences. The student must have a minimum percentage average of 75% based upon courses used for admission.
Conditions: awarded annually in the Fall, the scholarships may be renewed for one additional year if the student is enrolled in at least 15 credit hours at the University of Regina and have maintained an average of 75% in the first year of study.
Donor: Regina Medical Laboratories Ltd.
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre, University of Regina.
Deadline: April 30
REID CROWTHER SCHOLARSHIP IN ENGINEERING
Value: $750
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student entering the Faculty of Engineering, directly from a high school who has not already been named the recipient of another University of Regina Entrance Scholarship. The scholarship will be based on high school averages in the following Six subjects: specifically two 30-level English (or one 30-level English and one 30-level French, per list approved by the University), Math B30 and C30, Chem 30 and Physics 30.The recipient must be enrolled in a minimum of 15 credit hours.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: This award was established through the interest and generosity of Reid Crowther Ltd. in recognition of its 90th anniversary
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre, University of Regina.
Deadline: April 30
ANNE RIGNEY ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $3,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to the most outstanding Canadian student entering the Faculty of Arts at the University of Regina directly from high school to study in the areas of humanities or social sciences. Selection is based on academic achievement and a letter of reference from the applicant's high school principal outlining the applicant's scholastic achievement and potential. Provisional high school marks will be used in the selection process.
Conditions: Awarded annually. The award is paid in two installments of $1,500 each. In order to qualify for payment of the second installment, the recipient must achieve an average of 75% in the first semester of studies.
Donor: Anne Rigney
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre, University of Regina. Include a letter from your high school principal or guidance counsellor outlining your scholastic achievement and potential.
Deadline: April 30
SASKATCHEWAN ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS AWARD
See entry on page 2
SASKATCHEWAN SCHOOL TRUSTEES ASSOCIATION EDUCATION BURSARY
Value: $1,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student graduating from a Saskatchewan high school who is enrolled in an approved program of studies at either the University of Regina or the University of Saskatchewan. Selection is based on a short written essay. Applicants must demonstrate good character, community leadership, and financial need.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Saskatchewan School Trustees Association
Apply: Application forms are available from your local school board offices.
Deadline: September 1
SASKATCHEWAN SCIENCE FAIR SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $950
Number: One
Eligibility To be awarded to a student entering the Faculty of Engineering or Science at the University of Regina directly from high school who has participated in a Saskatchewan Regional Science Fair. Candidates will be selected on the basis of academic achievement in high school. The student must be registered in full-time studies (15 credit hours) in the Fall semester.
Conditions: Awarded annually in the Spring.
Donor: This scholarship was established in 1999 with residual funds from the Canada-Wide Science Fair held in Regina in 1997.
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, University of Regina, Dr. William Riddell Centre, Room 229.
Deadline: April 30
SASKATCHEWAN SOCIETY FOR EDUCATION THROUGH ART (SSEA) GROOME MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $250
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student graduating from a Saskatchewan high school entering the Faculty of Education at the University of Regina and planning a major in Art Education.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Dr. Agnes Groome
Apply: A letter of application and statement of high school standing must be sent to the Co-ordinator of Student Program Counselling, Faculty of Education, University of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan S4S 0A2.
Deadline: August 15
SASKATOON CHAPTER NO. 4 ROYAL ARCH MASONS BURSARY
Value: $500
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a first-year student registered in a Physical Education, Integrated Resource Management or Recreation Leisure Program at any approved post secondary institution in Saskatchewan. Selection is based on: financial need; Masonic membership, relationship or sponsored by a Mason; volunteer and leadership service (community, school, church, etc.) and academic achievement.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Saskatoon Chapter #4 of the Royal Arch Masons.
Apply: Application forms are available from Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre or from Mr. G.P. Elliott, Chapter #4 R.A.M., 206 Tache Crescent, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7L 5G3.
Deadline: July 30
SASKENERGY SCHOLARSHIPS
See entry on page 2.
SASKTEL SCHOLARSHIPS
Value: $3,000
Number: 10
Eligibility: Open to Saskatchewan residents enrolled or about to enroll in full-time (minimum 8 months) of post-secondary education in diploma, certificate, or degree programs in all Saskatchewan post-secondary institutions in fields that are directly related to the telecommunications industry. This includes, but is not limited to, electrical, electronic, or telecommunications engineering, computer-science, accounting, and business administration. Applicants must have achieved a minimum 75% average in their most recent education standing. Minority group individuals (as designated in SaskTel's Employment Equity Program) are encouraged to apply.
Conditions: Awarded annually. Each post-secondary institution will recommend twenty candidates for consideration by the SaskTel Scholarship Committee. Recipients who do not remain full-time students, or who do not maintain a satisfactory academic level through the period covered by the scholarship, will become ineligible. Candidates may apply for scholarships in each year of study, and the scholarships may be held concurrently with other financial awards. SaskTel does not guarantee employment for recipients, but will give preferential consideration for employment following the completion of their courses and/or summer or Co-op work term employment.
Donor: SaskTel
Apply: Application forms are available from the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre, or from SaskTel (phone: 777-2256 in Regina). Applications are to be submitted directly to the University of Regina, Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre.
Deadline: September 1
SEA CADET SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $500 for first year university, $300 for first year college
Eligibility: Awarded to serving or former Royal Canadian Sea Cadets entering college or university in their first year and who are/were a member in good standing for at least 24 months.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: The Royal Canadian Naval Benevolent Fund
Apply: Applications are available from The Royal Canadian Naval Benevolent Fund, 63 Sparks Street, Room 608, P.O. Box 505, Stn. "B", Ottawa, Ontario, K1P 5P6, Telephone (613) 996-5087, Fax (613) 236-8830. Completed applications are to be submitted to the Navy League Branch, Regina.
Deadline: August 15
ELMER SHAW ENTRANCE BURSARIES
Value: $1,300
Number: Two
Eligibility: Awarded on the basis of financial need to Saskatchewan students accepted for admission to first-year studies at the University of Regina immediately following completion of high school. Students must have a minimum average of 70% on grade 12 subjects used for admission.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Estate of Elmer Shaw
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre.
Deadline: April 30
ELMER SHAW ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $4,500
Number: One
Eligibility: Offered to a student graduating from a Saskatchewan high school and immediately entering the University of Regina. The scholarship will be based on high school averages in the following 8 subjects: ONE of the following pairs of subjects: English or English Language Arts A30 and B30; English A30 and either Français Fransaskois A30 or B30; English A30 and Français Immersion 30, ONE of Social Studies 30, History 30, or Native Studies 30; ONE Math and ONE Science at either level 20 or 30; and THREE electives which must be at level 30. Eligibility is restricted to those students with an average of 90% or higher.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Estate of Elmer Shaw
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre.
Deadline: April 30
ELMER SHAW SPECIAL TALENT ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $1,500
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a Saskatchewan student who has demonstrated outstanding talent and/or leadership in any field. Applicants must have been admitted to first-year studies at the University of Regina in the Fall immediately after completion of high school. Applicants must have a minimum average of 70% on grade 12 subjects used for admission.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Estate of Elmer Shaw
Apply: Applications are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre. Include two reference letters and a résumé of student leadership activities, special skills, talents, sports, and community activities.
Deadline: April 30
D. R. SIMMONS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
Value: $500
Number: Two
Eligibility: Awarded to grade 12 graduates of Indian or Metis ancestry of a Saskatchewan high school in the year the award is made and who are enrolled in a first-year course at an approved educational institution. Applicants must not have received a Government of Saskatchewan General Proficiency Award for high school students.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: D. R. Simmons Memorial Fund
Apply: Application forms are available from the Supervisor, Student Financial Assistance Branch, Saskatchewan Education, 3085 Albert Street, Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 3V7.
Deadline: October 15
SOUTHWEST CREDIT UNION BURSARIES
Value: $1,000
Number: Four
Eligibility: Awarded to graduates of Swift Current Comprehensive High School who plan to attend any university, technical institute, or secretarial college. Financial need, academic achievement, and extra-curricular activities are considered.
Conditions: Awarded annually in June
Donor: Southwest Credit Union Ltd.
Apply: Further information and application forms are available from Student Services, Swift Current Comprehensive High School, 1100-11th Avenue North East, Swift Current, Saskatchewan S9H 2V6.
Deadline: The application deadline varies from year to year and is set by the Swift Current Comprehensive High School.
S.E. STEWART FACULTY OF ARTS ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $500
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to an outstanding student entering the Faculty of Arts at the University of Regina who intends to complete a degree in the Faculty of Arts (to include Humanities, Social Sciences or Pre-Journalism). Selection is based on academic achievement and a letter of reference from the applicant's high school principal or other appropriate person outlining the applicant's academic achievement and potential. Provisional high school marks may be used in the selection process.
Conditions: Awarded annually. May not be held concurrently with any other University of Regina Entrance Scholarship. Student must be registered in at least 12 credit hours.
Donor: Faculty of Arts.
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre.
Deadline April 30
SUN LIFE FINANCIAL ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $1,600
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student who has applied directly from high school and is registering for full-time studies (15 credit hours)
Conditions: Awarded annually in the Fall. Students may hold this scholarship in conjunction with any other University Scholarship.
Donor: Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre.
Deadline: April 30
SWIFT CURRENT KIWANIS CLUB BURSARIES
Value: $300 and $400
Number: Seven in total
Eligibility: Awarded to graduates of Swift Current Comprehensive High School.
a)Two bursaries valued at $300 each to students entering a teacher training/Education program
b) Two bursaries valued at $300 each to students entering an Engineering or technology program
c)Three bursaries valued at $400 based mainly on financial need
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Swift Current Kiwanis Club
Apply: Further information and application forms are available from Student Services, Swift Current Comprehensive High School, 1100-11th Avenue North East, Swift Current, Saskatchewan S9H 2V6.
Deadline: March 31
IMRE SZABADOS SCHOLARSHIP IN THE FINE ARTS
Value: $400
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a graduate of a Regina High School with a minimum overall average of 80%. Preference will be given to a Sheldon William High School graduate. The student must be registered at the University of Regina and intends to pursue a degree in the Faculty of Fine Arts in Music or the Visual Arts.
Conditions: The scholarship will be awarded every other year. The period of tenure is two years unless the student fails to maintain an annual average of 75%. Upon completion of one student's tenure, the scholarship will be awarded to another student. The scholarship will be fairly distributed between male and female students.
Donor: Dr. Bela Szabados
Apply: Application forms available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre.
Deadline: April 30
CAROL THOMSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $700
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to an individual with learning disabilities attending a Canadian college or university on a full-time or part-time basis in any field of study.
Conditions: Awarded annually. Recipients of the bursary will not be eligible to reapply for three years.
Donor: Carol Thomson Memorial Fund
Apply: The application must include a letter of acceptance from the University; three letters of reference relevant to this scholarship from non-relatives, including their names, addresses, and telephone numbers; and a letter containing a description of the learning disability, an outline of coping skills and strategies the student has developed to compensate for the disability, the reasons for applying for the scholarship (including financial need), involvement as a volunteer in the community, and future goals. Submit applications to Learning Disabilities Association of Canada, Carol Thomson Memorial Scholarship, Suite 200, 323 Chapel Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 7Z2.
Deadline: May 15
J.A. TOUPIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $900
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to a student who has a 75% average in Grade 12 or in the first year of university. Applicants must reside in Saskatchewan and be immediate members of the family of an employee of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, or current or former employees of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool. Applicants must also have demonstrated a commitment to community service.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Established in memory of J.A. Toupin
Apply: Application forms are available from high school principals or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre.
Deadline April 30
UNIVERSITY OF REGINA ALUMNI SENATE DISTRICT SCHOLARSHIPS
Value: $1,000
Number: Twelve
Eligibility: Awarded to the students entering the University of Regina in the Fall semester with the highest high school admission average in each of the twelve Senate districts who do not hold another major university-administered award.
Conditions: Awarded annually in the Fall semester
Donor: University of Regina alumni and friends
Apply: No application is required.
UNIVERSITY OF REGINA ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS
Value: $1,000
Number: 41
Eligibility: Offered to students graduating from Saskatchewan high schools and immediately entering the University of Regina. The scholarship will be based on high school averages in the following 8 subjects: ONE of the following pairs of subjects: English or English Language Arts A30 and B30; English A30 and either Français Fransaskois A30 or B30; English A30 and Français Immersion 30, ONE of Social Studies 30, History 30, or Native Studies 30; ONE Math and ONE Science at either level 20 or 30; and THREE electives which must be at level 30. Eligibility is restricted to those students with an average of 90% or higher.
Conditions: Awarded annually. To be eligible for this scholarship, a student may not hold other University of Regina administered scholarships at more than $1,000.
Donor: University of Regina
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre.
Deadline: April 30
UNIVERSITY OF REGINA SPECIAL ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS
Value: $1,300
Number: Four
Eligibility: Awarded to recognize students entering the University of Regina directly from a Saskatchewan high school with a good academic record but who may not be able to qualify for a regular entrance scholarship on their academic record due to their involvement in other endeavours. Applicants should have a minimum average of 80% and a special area of expertise (e.g., artistic, musical, athletic, or community involvement). The scholarship will be based on high school averages in the following 8 subjects: ONE of the following pairs of subjects: English or English Language Arts A30 and B30; English A30 and either Français Fransaskois A30 or B30; English A30 and Français Immersion 30, ONE of Social Studies 30, History 30 or Native Studies 30; ONE Math and ONE Science at either level 20 or 30; and THREE electives which must be at level 30.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: University of Regina
Apply: Applications are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre. Include a résumé outlining your special area of expertise. Also enclose two letters of reference from senior officials related to your area, and one letter from your principal or guidance counsellor.
Deadline: April 30
UR SCHOLARS
Value: Remission of tuition and course fees.
Number: 300 - 1 per Saskatchewan High School
Eligibility: Awarded to a Saskatchewan grade 12 student entering the University of Regina, directly from high school with the highest academic standing (minimum 80% average) as of April 30 and certification from the principal. The scholarship will be based on high school averages in the following 8 subjects: ONE of the following pairs of subjects: English or English Language Arts A30 and B30; English A30 and either Français Fransaskois A30 or B30; English A30 and Français Immersion 30, ONE of Social Studies 30, History 30, or Native Studies 30; ONE Math and ONE Science at either level 20 or 30; and THREE electives which must be at level 30. The student is required to be working towards an undergraduate degree at the University of Regina and registering in full load (15 credit hours) per semester. To maintain this award each year students are required to maintain a minimum annual average of at least 75%. This scholarship is renewable to a maximum of 120 credit hours (or approx. 135 credit hours in the Faculty of Engineering if the student is in the Co-op program). For full details contact the high school principal or the Financial Aid Office, University of Regina.
Conditions: Awarded annually in the Fall.
Donor: University of Regina
Apply: Each high school principal will certify its UR Scholar to the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre.
Deadline: April 30
GARTH EDWARD USICK MEMORIAL BURSARY
Value: $1,000
Number: One
Eligibility: Awarded to any entering or continuing full-time or part-time student with a disability at the University of Regina. A disability as defined by the World Health Organization of the United Nations, is a functional limitation or restriction of an individual's ability to perform an activity. Candidates must provide documentation and or verification supporting their disability. Entering students must have a minimum high school average of 60%, continuing students must have a minimum overall weighted percentage average on university courses of 60%. Preference will be given to students pursuing programs in computer science, economics, or administration. Financial need is considered.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Established in memory of Garth Edward Usick, who passed away in 1989. Garth, a paraplegic, graduated from the University of Regina with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and a Certificate in Computer Science.
Apply: The General Application for Undergraduate Awards form required for this bursary is available from the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre
Deadline: June 1
PROFESSOR PETER VENTRE ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Value: $500
Number: One
Eligibility: Open to students graduating from high school and entering the University of Regina. Preference will be given to students entering the Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies. Candidates must have achieved an admission average of at least 70% in high school and be registered in at least 9 credit hours of study in the Fall semester. Students will be evaluated on their involvement in and contribution to the sport of rugby.
Conditions: Awarded annually
Donor: Friends of Professor Peter Ventre.
Apply: Application forms are available your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre. Include a résumé statement outlining your involvement in and contribution to the sport of rugby.
Deadline: April 30
FREDERICK W. AND BERTHA A. WENZEL ENTRANCE BURSARY
Value: Tuition fees for two semesters and an allowance for books amounting to 40% of tuition fees for each semester.
Number: One
Eligibility: Open to Canadian citizens or landed immigrants graduating from a Saskatchewan high school who have been admitted to the pre-medicine program at the University of Regina. The successful applicant must have a minimum provisional average of 80% on the courses used for Faculty of Science admission and must carry a full load of courses (a minimum of 15 credit hours per semester). Financial need will also be considered.
Conditions: The bursary is payable at the beginning of each semester for two semesters, and may be renewed for one additional year provided the student maintains a weighted percentage average of at least 80% in the first year of studies. When the award is renewed for a second year, no new award will be made in that year.
Donor: Bertha Anna and Dorothy Margaret Wenzel
Apply: Application forms are available from your high school or the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre.
Deadline: April 30
MORLEY WOOD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR ABORIGINAL FEMALE STUDENTS
Value: $1,000
Number: Two
Eligibility: Awarded annually to Saskatchewan aboriginal women to promote entry or advancement in their chosen program of studies at the University of Regina, the University of Saskatchewan, or other post-secondary educational institutions in Saskatchewan with recognized professional standing. The contribution made by the individual in promoting aboriginal women, financial need, and academic standing are taken into consideration as follows:
a) The applicant's contribution in promoting aboriginal women will be assessed. The Scholarship Review Committee will look specifically at the individual's contribution in community-based or regional aboriginal projects or programs which support the literacy, awareness, or development of the economic independence of aboriginal women. Information on the applicant's contribution in promoting aboriginal women must be provided with the application.
b) The program of studies being followed must enhance the professional skills of the applicant to promote further development in the aboriginal community, specifically for aboriginal women.
c) Financial need.
d) A minimum weighted percentage average of 70%.
Conditions: The scholarship will be payable in the Fall semester. The recipient must be registered for full-time studies (at least 12 credit hours) in the Fall semester.
Donor: Morley Wood Memorial Bursary Fund
Apply: Application forms are available from the Financial Aid Office, Dr. William Riddell Centre.
Deadline: July 31

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