DANFORTH COLLEGIATE AND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE INFORMATION PACKAGE SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARDS

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1 DANFORTH COLLEGIATE AND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE INFORMATION PACKAGE SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARDS 1

2 STUDENT INFORMATION PACKAGE General Information: General s/bursaries: (Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada) these websites will contain the most comprehensive listings of scholarships/bursaries and alert you to those which match your profile scholarship/bursary information sent to the school can be found in student services - brief descriptions will be posted on the written announcements and the school website as their deadlines approach College/University: (universities) (colleges) - link to financial offices Also check individual websites of those colleges/universities of interest the einfo website will allow you to access scholarship information from Ontario universities of particular interest to you a complete listing of these university scholarships is also available in the INFO guide available in student services several university scholarships are available only through a school nomination process if you are interested in being considered for these scholarships you will need to complete a general application form available in student services (check the announcements and the school website) while some scholarships are automatic others will require a separate application start working on these early as they will generally require you to include transcripts, reference letters and/or pieces of your work TYPES OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE General scholarship/bursaries. Various institutions, community organizations, unions, etc, assist graduating high school students who continue to do post secondary studies. While academic achievement is an important component, many look at other criteria such as community involvement, leadership skills, and financial need, just to name a few. 2

3 University/College scholarships. There are basically two types of scholarships. Entrance scholarships which are given automatically for academic excellence and program based scholarships which are often based on academic excellence but require an application. Please note that each university/college throughout Canada will have different criteria for accessing scholarships. Many students, who achieve 85% or more, receive some financial award. Please check each schools website for a comprehensive list of awards. Student Loans/Bursaries. The Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) provides Ontario student with financial assistance. Visit for more information. Remember, this is a loan and must be repaid. ADVICE Give references two weeks notice before a reference letter is required. Always use computer printing when possible or print in black ink. Have mail weighted and registered or sent Express post. Keep a copy of all applications and mailing receipts. Lastly, APPLY, APPLY, And APPLY!!!!! 3

4 Awards & Danforth Each year, Danforth awards students who have achieved the highest mark in a particular course or program. This academic prize may take the form of money, a book and/or a plaque. These prizes are decided upon by each department. DCTI AWARD FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE (Highest in the best six Grade 12 University level courses, including English) GOVERNOR-GENERAL S ACADEMIC MEDAL (Highest academic standing in best six Grade 12 University level courses) DOUGLAS ALLEN SCHOLARSHIP (High achievement going into Engineering at university) DCTI 75 TH ANNIVERSARY SCHOLARSHIP (High Achievement (2 nd highest average) in best six courses, including English, at the University level) THE MARILYN MACKENZIE SCHOLARSHIP (High average in at least six courses, most at the College level) CHRIS & NEIL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD (High achievement going to university) PRINCIPAL S AWARD FOR STUDENT LEADERSHIP LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR S COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER AWARD FOR STUDENTS (Exceptional volunteer contribution to the community) The William Chantler (High Grade 12 University level Chemistry) DCTI Mathematics/Computer Science Award (High achievement Grade 12 University level Calculus) Chem 13 News Award (High Achievement in Chemistry) The William Chantler (High Grade 12 University level Biology) DCTI Mathematics/Computer Science Award (High Achievement Grade 12University level Data Management) W. Winston Bates Mathematics Award (High Grade 11 College level Mathematics) R.D. Collins Memorial (Outstanding achievement Grade 12 University level Geography) 4

5 DCTI English Award (High Grade 12 University level English) DCTI Le Prix Francais (High Achievement in Senior French) W.M.E. Redman Art Award (Superior achievement and excellence in Grade 12 Visual Arts) DCTI Contemporary Studies Award (High achievement in Grade 12 Contemporary Studies) University of Toronto Book Award The John Borovilos English Award (High achievement Grade 12 University level English) DCTI Visual Arts Award (High overall achievement in Grade 12 Visual Arts Comprehensive) DCTI English Award (Writer s Craft) DCTI Broadcast Award (Yearbook production) DCTI Visual Arts Award (Excellence in Grade 12 Drawing & Painting) DCTI English Awards (Highest Grade 12 College level English) University of Toronto Book Award DCTI Deaf Department Award (Contribution to the Deaf Department at DCTI) Murray Balkwill Memorial (Graduating student continuing to university or college in the field of PHE or recreation) DCTI Dramatic Arts Award Outstanding Artistic Achievement in Theatre Arts Special Award Collective Ensemble) Toronto Secondary Schools Women s Athletic Association (Graduating female athlete pursuing post-secondary studies) Gerry Brukner Memorial (Graduating student in one of the broad-based Technology areas showing marked improvement over the four years) 5

6 Danforth Tech Society Golf Tournament 2006 Awards (High Achievement Grade 12 Workplace level Baking) The Ontario Youth Apprenticeship (O.Y.A.P.) (Graduating Student who has successfully participated in an OYAP Co-operative Education placement and is now pursuing a skilled-trades career through apprenticeship) Danforth Tech Society Skills Canada Award (Outstanding Achievement in representing Danforth at the Ontario Skills Canada competition) DCTI Broadcast Studios Award (Creative high energy contribution any DBS course) DCTI Broadcast Studios Award (High Achievement Yearbook Production) DCTI Broadcast Studios Award (High Achievement Multiple DBS courses) Danforth Tech Society Award (Graduating student who has shown improved abilities in technical skills) DCTI Co-operative Education Award (High Achievement in Co-operative Education) DCTI Library Appreciation Award (Appreciation for long-time volunteer commitment to working in the library) DCTI Music Award (Senior Instrumental Music) DCTI Music Award (Senior Vocal Music) DCTI Music Award (Grade 12 MIDI) DCTI Visual Arts Award (Excellence in Grade 12 Painting & Drawing) Douglas Bennett Award (To a graduating student who has set themselves a challenging goal and through uncommon effort, determination, and perseverance, was able to succeed and set a path for others to follow) Lorraine Monk Arts Award (Gifted in Visual Arts and interested in pursuing a career in the Arts) DCTI Dramatic Arts Award (Outstanding Artistic Achievement in Theatre Arts Special Award Collective Ensemble) 6

7 DCTI Dramatic Arts Award (Excellence in Theatre Arts Playwriting) DCTI Dramatic Arts Award (Excellence in Theatre Arts Overall Achievement) DCTI Dramatic Arts Award (Excellence in Theatre Arts Directing) DCTI Dramatic Arts Award (Outstanding Artistic Achievement in Theatre Arts Special Award Collective Ensemble) DCTI Dramatic Arts Award (Excellence in Theatre Arts Acting) DCTI Dramatic Arts Award (Outstanding Artistic Achievement in Theatre Arts Special Award Collective Ensemble) DCTI Dance Awards (Excellence in Dance) Riverdale Kiwanis Award (Graduating student nominated by staff for contribution to the life of their school) 7

8 s and Deadlines NAME OF SCHOLARSHIP scholarship that will be awarded on the basis AES Engineers of character, as determined by evaluating the essays that are submitted Aird Have a physical disability that is a major, long-term impairment that severely restricts your activities Applying to a post-secondary program for the Allan Simpson Educational Fund Awards Alliance of Jamaican Alumni Association Bursary Association of Black Law Enforcers (A.B.L.E.) Awards of Excellence CRITERIA DEADLINE VALUE WEBSITE: fall Be an orphan (both parents deceased) Will be attending University or College next year One application per school Graduating student of Jamaican descent. Evidence of community service, a min. of 70% average in the last two years Plans to pursue post secondary education Black or visible minority student planning to attend an accredited college or university in Law Enforcement and Security, Correctional Worker Program Criminology, Law or Criminal Justice Studies, Police Foundations. For details see: Tamil students who have excelled in academics, arts, community service and athletics APPLICATIONS AND INFORMATION October $500 ers.com/scholarships. htm April $2,000 eng/not_secure/aird.ht m March $2500 Phone # April Not specified March Not specified August 8

9 Burger King Scholars Camille Natale Peace and Social Justice Awards Graduating students who work an average of 15 hours per week, 40 hours per year (parttime) Participated in community service Demonstrated extraordinary commitment to and active involvement in aboriginal rights, anti-poverty, anti-racism and other areas of social justice advocacy Canada Trust Students are in their final year of high school Have demonstrated outstanding community leadership Possess the academic skills to successfully enter and complete college or university Canadian Association of Principals Award Nominated by school Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers Canadian Hospitality Foundation Outstanding leadership Top 20% of the class 10 scholarships, personal statement explaining the opportunities you see in the grocery/food industry and why you re pursuing or planning to pursue this career. Academic achievements, awards, extracurricular activities For students applying to Hotel, Food or Tourism programmes at community college or university February $ arshipamerica.org May $250 October 20 scholarships awarded across Canada up to $10,000 per year Guaranteed summer employment m/scholarship April $ g May One at $8000 Four at $3000 Four at $2000 One at $ April om 9

10 Loran Foundation and the Morehead scholarship (formerly Canadian Merit Foundation) CMA Certified Management Accountants Canadian Italian Business and Prof. Association of Toronto District School Board CIBPA Education Fund Canadian Association of Principals Leadership Awards Canadian Sanitation Supply Association Character. CMSF scholars are enthusiastic, passionate individuals who possess a moral force of character Leadership. Scholars demonstrate entrepreneurial energy and leadership qualities. Service. Scholars have made a difference in their communities. Must be entering a business program at an Ontario university Demonstrate leadership qualities at school and in the community Maintain an 80% average Must be of Italian heritage or pursuing curriculum majors in Italian studies. Must be enrolled full-time in a university or college program. The C.A.P. Student Leadership Award scholarship is designed to provide the broadest possible base upon which to evaluate candidates. Only students graduating in their final year of high school are eligible for nomination 9 s Essay required October Nominated Application October 30 th Direct Application 175 cash awards ranging from $500 entrance awards to a four-year fullfreight underwritings at a total or $64,000 over four years April $ July info@cibpatoronto.co m March 1 Twenty-one scholarships of $ each will be awarded als.org/awards.htm May 10

11 Canadian Tamil Youth Development Centre Award of Excellence Canadian Trivia Quiz Carleton University Entrance Must be of Tamil descent, be enrolled in a secondary school. Minimum requirements include an 80% average, quality of response to essay questions, extracurricular activities, etc The Talk About Canada! Quiz is a contest for students who are Canadians or Permanent Residents of Canada who wish to earn scholarship money for tuition. Jan. - March 61 prizes - one $5000 prize, twenty $1000 prizes, and forty $500 prizes. 20 entrance scholarships May $20,000 over 4 years me-1.htm cholarships/scholarshi ps.html Carol Anne Letheren Leadership and Sport Certified Management Accountants of Ontario s Co-operative Housing Federation of Toronto CHFT Diversity Female student applying to a Canadian university or college in Business, Sports management, marketing, Phys. Ed. Demonstrate qualities that personify the Olympic values of excellence, leadership, etc Minimum average of 85% in sic courses Follow links from students and candidates to find out details Planning to attend post-secondary education Played a significant role in diversity initiatives in their school or local community Demonstrate financial need Not specified $1,500 per year EN/funding/letheren_a ward.shtml February 3 scholarships of $ scholarships of $ m 11

12 Chinese Canadian Youth Achievement Awards Four categories including Visual Arts, Performance Arts, Athletics, Leadership and Community Service Application package in the Guidance office November $350 $200 $100 Dr. Albert Rose Bursary Program Duane Robotham Memorial Enbridge Consumers Gas Entrance Awards Epilepsy Ontario Awards Fellowships for Studying in French Foodservice and Hospitality College Entrance Awards Graduating student living in rent-geared-toincome housing including non-profit and cooperative housing Available for tenants to enroll in short-term academic, trade or skills-based training. High academic achievement (B average) Demonstrate financial need Demonstrated leadership and significant participation in community service Employee s children who will attend a post secondary institution Annual scholarship Attend post-secondary education Currently under the care of a neurologist for seizures Postsecondary program in French-language or bilingual institution in Ontario or Canada Pursuing a college diploma in Culinary, Food and Beverage or Hotel Management July Up to $ January Call for application See website $1000 (to 12 students) e.com tario.org May $ /eng/not_secure/plan _Grants_full_sepapp_ FFSF_12345.htm March $ om 12

13 Garfield Weston Merit for Colleges Global Television Network Aboriginal Peoples Internship Award Global Television Network Award for a Canadian Visible Minority Global Television Network Award for a Canadian with a Phys. Disability George Weston Merit for Colleges Greyhound s and Prizes Leadership potential Record of service to school/community Minimum grade point average of 75% in courses required for program of study Applying to accredited community college for 2-3 year diploma studies February $ month paid internship program For students entering a radio and television broadcasting program For student with mobility impairment Provides educational assistance as well as an opportunity to work in television Planning to attend a community college Grades of 70% or better Demonstrated leadership, extracurricular activities and community involvement March Tuition + $8000 Mentorship $ $15, wards.ca 80% average or higher May $500 to $

14 Hebert H. Carnegie Future Aces Foundation Citizen Award & Opportunity James Bartleman Aboriginal Youth Creative Writing Award Jaswant Singh Randhawa Memorial Foundation s Jean Lumb Awards Justin Eves J.V. Findlay Bursary Exhibit exemplary citizenship qualities be in need of financial assistance to further educational plans evidence of the potential for success in the final year of high school Aboriginal youth Junior category up to 12 Senior category 13 to 18 Creative writing piece of up to 2,500 words Graduating student pursuing post-secondary education Participated in the community through volunteer or paid work Who is in need of financial assistance Enrolled in Grade 9 to 12 Chinese heritage Achieved excellence in academics, athletics, arts and or community service Overcome challenges or hardships For students with learning disabilities applying to university or college Industrial Accident Prevention Association Enrolled in, or having applied to, full-time studies at an Ontario university or College of Applied Arts and Technology in occupational health and safety, the workplace environment or a related program that will lead to improvements in health and safety. Minimum average of 70% Applicants must be residents of Ontario January $ May 31 July Six awards of $2500 each man June $500 to.ca/~chan/jean_lum b/ April See website for details tin.com February $ in/outreach/findlay_bu rsary.aspx 14

15 John Brooks Community Foundation and Kinsmen and Kinettes Bursary (Hal Rogers Endowment Fund) Laurentian University National Deans Award Lexicon Award Norman Bethune College York University Lieutenant Governor s Community Volunteer Award Lincoln M. Alexander Award Recognition for achievement and pursuit of excellence, particularly young people of African descent Plan to register as full-time students in post secondary institution Demonstrate high ideals and qualities of citizenship 90% or better Significant contribution to school or community Demonstrated leadership ability Entering first year of full time study Devoted time and energy to the improvement of life in their high school Given to one graduating student per high school Recognized exemplary student involvement in the community Entering post-secondary education Significant contribution towards eliminating racial prejudice or discrimination Demonstrated strong leadership skills Not specified Not specified foundation.org/pagedi splay.aspx?i=192 February $ March Four $20,000 over 4 years ca/laurentian/home/ Departments/Student +Awards/Financial+Ai d.htm?laurentian_la ng=en-ca August $ ethune/awards/lexicon Award.pdf Not specified May No monetary value Two awards of $2,500 gov.on.ca/english/hon ours/lincolnmalexande r/ 15

16 Loran Foundation and the Morehead (formerly Canadian Merit Foundation) The Maurice Izzard Memorial Award McMaster University Engineering Maytree Foundation Millennium Excellence Awards Miller Thomson Foundation National Character. Loran scholars are enthusiastic, passionate individuals who possess a moral force of character Leadership. Scholars demonstrate entrepreneurial energy and leadership qualities. Service. Scholars have made a difference in their communities. award will benefit a student with a physical disability Plans to pursue post secondary education at university, college or any other centre of post secondary education in the fall of Hatch Entrance Final admission average of at least 95% Leadership experience and attributes graduating student who are protected persons formerly known as Convention Refugees seeking financial assistance for postsecondary Demonstrated positive and verifiable service to the community Academic achievement Demonstrated capacity for leadership and ability to motivate others Demonstrated interest in innovation Must be pursuing college or university in Canada Academic abilities School and Community contributions October Nominated Application October 30 th Direct Application 175 cash awards ranging from $500 entrance awards to a four-year fullfreight underwritings at a total or $64,000 over four years May $ March May $12,000 per year See website for details a/future/schol.html December $4000-$15,000 arships.ca January $1000 (to 200 students) om 16

17 Mon Sheong Foundation silver Jubilee Awards New Pioneers Awards OFSAA School Sport Award (Colin Hood Award) Ontario Hockey Federation Ontario Parks Association Foundation (OPAF) Open to all students regardless of sex, religious belief and ethnic background Nominated by the school Honours achievements of immigrants and refugees Be over 18 years of age with the exception of the youth award Be born outside Canada Have overcome barriers in starting a new life in Canada Have demonstrated commitment to fellow immigrants, refugees and the community Have made outstanding achievements in Canada Graduating student and role model One female, one male student and one coach Above average academic standing Participated in high school sport and community activities See guidance for more details Be registered for three (3) years within the OHF Have registered with the OHF during his/her application season. Be enrolling or enrolled in a recognized postsecondary institution in Canada Must be pursuing post-secondary education in park work, related horticulture, conservation, etc. July September Various amounts ranging from $2000 to $500 Award recipients will be honoured at a gala celebratory dinner in March. $ g.org rg April Come to guidance or speak with the Phys. Ed department April Recipients will receive $ to be put towards their educational endeavors April Two at $2000 and 1 at $ n.ca/opafbsinfo.php 17

18 OSSTF Family Bursary Program Queen Elizabeth II Aiming for the Top s Queens Major Entrance s Applicant must be a child of a member of OSSTF Must be pursuing college or university in Canada Proven record of involvement/leadership in the school and community, showing interest in community, labour/union and/or social issues Recognizes academic excellence 80% or better Automatic application through OSAP but must meet deadline A variety of awards are available Merit - 90 % average Demonstrate leadership skills Some require financial need Involved in school and community activities April $1000 June Worth up to $3500 for up to four years December $26,000 - $40,000 eng/not_secure/a4t.ht m a/registrar/awards Retail Council of Canada Royal Bank s Native Student Award Program RBC Royal Bank Financial Life Skills s Students entering or currently enrolled in a business, marketing or retail-related program at a Canadian post-secondary institution Status Indian, non-status Indian, Inuit or Metis Acceptance to postsecondary institution in the banking industry In need of financial aid Graduating from your last year in high school with a minimum grade average of 65 percent Be accepted into a college or university Involvement in any or all of the following areas; community leadership; extra-curricular activities; special endeavors or circumstances; volunteer service; outside interests and/or hobbies; career and educational objectives April $1000 $ il.org/education/progra ms/scholarship.asp January $4,000 nk.com/rbc:qwxqao 71A8QAAxyeH2s/abo riginal/stud_prog.html May $ m/lifeskills 18

19 RBC Royal Bank for New Canadians Graduating student who intends to enrol or enter an accredited Canadian college or university as a full-time student in Fall 2009 June 12 prizes of $ m/scholarships Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada, born outside of Canada Have achieved at least a 70% average in the previous year of study Rotary Club of Toronto Youth Civic Leadership Awards Ryerson President s National Ryerson University Terence Grier Entrance Scotia Bank Bursaries Leadership, Initiative, Involvement, Engagement Resident of GTA Academic accomplishment (90% average in 6 OAC or Grade 12U or M courses) Leadership qualities Original thoughts and Creative Ability Minimum average of 85% in 6 12 U/M credits Exceptional aptitude for or interest in the chosen field of study at Ryerson Personal line of credit that offers $24,000 in bursaries April $2500 $500 $500 April $5000 per year Renewable based on GPA financialaid/awards/a wards.html April Full tuition financialaid/awards/a wards.html See website ure.ca/ Spirit of Hospitality Enrolling in a hospitality program Letters of recommendation from teacher and employer Student Awards Database of scholarships, bursaries, grants and awards. March From $3,000 to $20,000 pitality.com/ om 19

20 TD Canada Trust s for Community Leadership Terry Fox Humanitarian Award The Harry Jerome s Toronto East Rotary Club Community Service Award Toyota Earth Day Program University of Alberta Academic Excellence Competition Show exceptional initiative in making a meaningful difference in their community Involvement in voluntary humanitarian work Canadian Citizen or landed immigrants Undergraduates studying towards their first university degree or diploma at a Canadian post-secondary institution in Canada Maintain a satisfactory academic standing and continued involvement in voluntary humanitarian work. Black African Caribbean student High academic achievement Financial need Recognized contribution to the Black community Pursuing post secondary studies 100+ hours of community service in each of the past 3 years 500 word essay on the role of community service in your life/in society 3 references Have distinguished themselves through environmental community service Extracurricular and volunteer activities Academic excellence Academic average of 95% in grades Students must be nominated by their school Students must be entering the University of Alberta Undergraduate Program October 30 *last year, out of 3800, 20 students were awarded full scholarships m/scholarship February $7000 per year February Six scholarships valued at $2000 June $4000 2@ $ cholarships/harryjero me.pdf January $5000 earthday.ca or toyota.ca December $500 - $ a.ca/awards 20

21 University of Alberta Leadership Awards Competition University of Guelph - President s s - Lincoln Alexander University of Ottawa Rector s Students must be entering the University of Alberta Undergraduate Program Possess exceptional leadership qualities as demonstrated by community service and extracurricular involvement Have an award average of 80% or higher in Grades 11 and President s awards 2 Lincoln Alexander Chancellor s Demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, and contributions to society Maintain an average of 80% 92% + admission average Be bilingual March February $1000 to $10,000 $2,500 each semester ($20,000 over four years) April $30,000 ($7500 over 4 years) a.ca/awards a/admissions wa.ca/default.aspx?ta bid=1459 Vari /Bursa ry Victoria College Admission U. of T. Student plans to pursue a career in teaching at the secondary level in Ontario Demonstrate through extracurricular activities a genuine interest and commitment to teaching as a profession. Achieved high academic standing. Completed or intend to complete a broad range of courses including courses from the sciences and humanities. Must complete a financial statement. February $10,000 renewable for five subsequent years to.ca/students/financia laid/scholarships/vicsc hol/admawds.htm 21

22 University of Toronto National University of Western Ontario, National One student nominated by school and one nominated by self Award based on strong academics, community involvement, leadership, etc Outstanding academic achievement together with extra-curricular activities October February Major award is tuition for 4 years and residence support Secondary awards of the Arbour s $10,000 to $16,000 over 4 years ndergraduate_arts_an d_social_science/sch olarships/ Huron University College at Western University of Windsor Outstanding academic achievement 90% Strong record of extra-curricular actities Outstanding academic achievement together with extra-curricular activities mid Feb. $20,000 over four years April See website a/units/awards/award sv2.nsf/intoc/eea65 EE45EE8E D80006A5F18 Violet Richardson Award Soroptimist Int. Recognizes young women between the ages of 14 and 17 who have made valuable contribution to the community Award includes $300 for you and $100 for the organization where you volunteer December $300 self $100 for organization $1000 Grand prize bout/programs/violet.a sp 22

23 Waterloo Faculty of Mathematics Entrance and National Wendy s Classic Achiever High School Awards Whipper Billy Watson Education Bursary Woodruff Bounty Trust Fund York University Entrance s and Awards of Distinction York University Harry W. Arthurs Entrance Entering faculty of Mathematics Distinguished results in Mathematics or Computer Science Outstanding Scholastic Achievement Grasp broader view of technology Entrepreneurial experience Strong interpersonal skills Energetic, curious Academic excellence (70 % in previous year) Extra-curricular Activities (at least one) Community participation Application must be completed on-line Have a physical disability which severely restricts their physical activities Registering in a College of Applied Arts and Technology for the fall Demonstrated commitment to academic study, leadership and participation in extracurricular activities Financial need unable to pursue post secondary without financial help Must be pursuing a post-secondary education in architecture, engineering or applied arts and technology. Academic excellence (90%+) Involvement in sports, arts and community service Some require financial need Must be a child/grandchild or sibling of a York graduate 90 % average Leadership and extracurricular activities Last year s deadline February 13, $4,000 to $25,000 over 4 years ca/scholarships November $1000 to $ hiever.ca Last year s deadline April 27 $2,000 May $500 (416) February $32,000 sfs/schburprizes.shtml February $6000 per year sfs/schburprizes.shtml 23

24 York University Athletic Financial Award Entering first year of full-time studies Canadian citizen/permanent resident/ protected person Minimum admission average of 80% (or equivalent) Students must contact the head coach of the intended interuniversity team April $3500 x 5 years sfs/schburprizes.shtml York U Bobby Orr Entrance Kinesiology and Health Science Entrance York University: Oscar Peterson Entrance Award Entering first year of the Kinesiology and Health Science program High academic standing Extra-curricular involvement Demonstrated financial need 80% average Demonstrates financial need Musical ability especially in jazz performance February $2100 $2100 April $40,000 ($10,000 per year) sfs/schburprizes.shtml /music/apply.htm 24