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1 FALL/WINTER APPLICATION DEADLINES Johnathan Doody Memorial Scholarship Earl & Countess of Wessex The Jim Pattison Broadcast Group Prairie Equity Scholarship Canada s Most Informed Student Loran Scholarship In order to qualify for the Johnathan Doody Memorial Scholarship, the applicant must be a male student enrolling in his first year of full-time undergraduate studies at the University of Alberta. Please review the selection criteria on the website. A Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident and an Alberta resident; must apply in the same year you complete grade 12, must continue your studies at: U of A, U of C or U of L AND participate on that university s Track & Field team within one year. The Prairie stations of the Jim Pattison Broadcast Group will make available two $2, scholarships to students accepted into a recognized broadcast education program at a postsecondary educational institution in Alberta, Saskatchewan or Manitoba. Applicants must meet these criteria: Resident of Alberta, Saskatchewan, or Manitoba. Attending or planning to attend, on a full-time basis, a post-secondary institution in Alberta, Saskatchewan or Manitoba in a recognized Broadcast program. (Though applicants may apply prior to enrollment, proof of enrollment will be required payment is finalized.) Signature of head of institution s Broadcast Department or of high school Counselor or Principal certifying that the applicant meets the eligibility requirements. Preference will be given to members of groups currently underrepresented in the broadcast industry. Chatter High runs competitions where any student in high school or middle school in BC and Alberta can win weekly rewards, simply by registering and answering simple career questions. Open to all grade 11 students in Canada. Loran Scholars are curious by nature, interested in a wide range of subjects and willing to take meaningful risks. They prioritize results over appearances and value integrity and honesty. Though they study diverse subjects, and go on to work in a variety of fields, they share a common commitment to their university and larger communities. Horatio Alger Scholarship The Horatio Alger Jim Pattison Alberta Scholarship is awarded to full-time students (Canadian Citizens) in Alberta with financial need ($65,000 or less net family income) who have demonstrated integrity and perseverance in overcoming adversity, as well as strength of character, a good academic record (65% minimum), a commitment to pursue a post-secondary education, and a desire to contribute to society. September 14 $ (3 scholarships available) Oct 1 $3,000 Oct 5 $2,000 Oct 16- Nov 25 Mid Oct (sponsored) 3 rd week in October (direct) Varies by competition $100,000 Oct 25 $5,000 Page 1 of 10

2 FALL/WINTER APPLICATION DEADLINES up to TD Scholarships for Community Leadership University of Lethbridge Board of Governors Award University of Lethbridge High School Entrance Awards French for the Future National Essay Contest Unique in Canada, the TD Scholarships for Community Leadership are designed to recognize the achievements of youth who are making a difference and help them realize their educational goals. If you have a minimum overall GPA of 75% in your most recently completed school year and are involved in your community, why not apply? Submit a completed application for admission to the University of Lethbridge the deadline and you will be automatically considered for the award. There's no need to apply for admission twice. Eligibility is based on Grade 12 marks. Some awards are based on academic merit, but many of them will be based on other criteria such as financial need, volunteer work, community involvement and leadership experience. Some scholarships have a March 15 deadline if you missed the December 15 th one! Open to all grade 10 to 12 students studying French! This is a National Essay contest offering scholarships from $1, to $12, at 8 prestigious post-secondary institutions including the U of L and U of A (Campus Saint-Jean) The essay needs to be only 750 words long, in French, responding to a specific annual theme. Nov 18 $70,000 Dec 15 $1,500 Dec 15 Up to $4,000 Dec 16 1, , NSERC STEAM Horizon Award The objective of the STEAM Horizon Award is to promote the fields of science, technology, engineering, art and design, and mathematics (STEAM) to the next generation of scientists and engineers. The award will be given to individuals who clearly demonstrate inspiring achievement in these fields by applying their passion to have an impact on their community. Winners can approach their passion for technology and science from any angle, whether from an art and design perspective, research project, public outreach, or development of a new idea or product. Winners of the STEAM Horizon Award will show strong potential to become ambassadors for STEAM fields for younger generations. To be eligible you must: be a Canadian Citizen or a Permanent Resident of Canada; be 16 to 18 years of age at time of application; have been recognized for accomplishments in a formal capacity (e.g. selected as a winner or participant of a science fair, patent application, conference presentation) or less formal capacity (e.g. founding a coding club, developing a course for kids, creating an interactive art installation); have obtained, over the previous year of study, an academic average of 85% or higher; be preparing to enroll or currently enrolled in the first year of post-secondary education (university or college) in a STEAM field in Canada. Mid Jan (8pm EST) $25,000 for one year, nonrenewable Page 2 of 10

3 FALL/WINTER APPLICATION DEADLINES up to Kin Canada Bursaries Terry Fox Humanitarian Award Schulich Leader Scholarships IRWA Scholarship CPA Scholarships Kin Canada Bursaries is a program of the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund, supported by Kinsmen, Kinette and Kin clubs across the country. Each year, $1,000 bursaries are awarded to successful Canadian applicants who are pursuing post-secondary education at a recognized university, community college, technical institute and other schools for advanced education. Students are eligible to receive the Terry Fox Humanitarian Award until they have received their first university degree (for a maximum of four years), provided they have maintained a standard of humanitarian work and personal conduct which, in the opinion of the Board of Directors, justifies the award. Canadian Schulich Leader Scholarships are undergraduate scholarships for students intending to enroll in the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) areas of study at a minimum of one of the 20 selected universities. You must be nominated by your school. Scholarship applications, together with supporting materials, should be sent via to Dawn Madougall, SR/WA, Scholarship Committee dtmacdougall@gov.pe.ca This scholarship is available to any graduating high school student who is entering a full time course of study in any of the various fields impacting the right of way profession. CPA Alberta Young Emerging Professional Award (2 scholarships of $1,500 each). Students are asked to submit a letter or video (2 to 3 minutes maximum) outlining the qualities he or she believes are the most important in order to become a successful business leader, in addition to recent transcripts to demonstrate satisfactory academic achievement and two letters of support. Feb 1 $1,000 Feb 1 $28,000 Feb 2 $60,000 or $80,000 Feb 2 $2500 Feb 28 $4,000 David Bentley FCPA FCA and Janet Bentley High School Excellence Award (one scholarship of $2,500) One award is granted annually to one (1) student in Grade 12 at any Alberta high school. Preference will be given to applicants/nominees who will need to relocate within Alberta in order to attend a post-secondary institution. Selection is based on involvement in volunteer activities, satisfactory academic achievement, and an expressed interest in pursuing a professional accounting designation. Page 3 of 10

4 FALL/WINTER APPLICATION DEADLINES up to Stacey Levitt Memorial Award John Hasselfield Endowment Foundation Re/Max Quest for Excellence 2017 Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada Scholarships The Levitt family awards each year's selected recipient $2,500 in funding to help students live their life to the fullest. The award could be put towards an educational endeavour, engagement in sports, or investment in a travel experience all pursuits that would have resonated with Stacey Levitt ( ) who was struck and killed by a driver of a motor vehicle while jogging in her Toronto neighbourhood. Applicants are required to be currently enrolled in an Alberta public school, able to provide a written essay (about 500 words) outlining how and when you will use the funds, what you have contributed towards your goal, what obstacles are impeding achievement of your goals. The Quest for Excellence program is a bursary program for grade 12 students in Western Canada. It was established by RE/MAX of Western Canada to recognize the success and ongoing pursuits of Western Canadian students in regards to leadership and community contribution initiatives. These scholarships are to encourage academic excellence and the pursuit of higher education among students who are directly affected by Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Students must be Canadian Citizens, with an 85% average over the last 3 terms AND be planning to enroll full time in a STEM program at university. Note: as of June 2018, the MS website indicates there are no bursary opportunities for the school year, but updates will be posted online as they are available. March 1 $2,500 March 1 $350 March 13 $1,000 March 31 $6,250/year to a max of $25,000 for 4 year degree Page 4 of 10

5 SPRING/SUMMER APPLICATION DEADLINES up to CANADA 150 ICE Awards Scholarship Lethbridge School District #51 Northern Alberta Development Council Bursary Keyera Energy Peter J. Renton Memorial Scholarship Ayn Rand Essay contests Rotary Club Scholarship Rotary Global Grants Rotary Club of Lethbridge Global Citizen Scholarship Education First: Educational Tours Rotary Club of Lethbridge Scholarship This scholarship (first launched in 2017) awards students in Grades 9, 10, 11 and 12 for their creativity and innovation. If you are doing something unique by yourself or with a group and could use $ to expand or positively influence your work, you should apply! The process is very simple. Applicants must be residents of Alberta and planning to enroll full-time in a postsecondary program. For each year of bursary funding, students must live and work for one year in northern Alberta. A Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident and an Alberta resident; planning to enroll full time in an accredited Alberta post-secondary institution, AND entering the first year of a degree or diploma program in studies related to the oil and gas industry. Have you read one of Ayn Rand s thought-provoking novels? Now s the time! Enter an Ayn Rand Institute essay contest for your chance to win thousands of dollars in cash prizes. ARI (Ayn Rand Institute) has held worldwide essay contests for students on Ayn Rand s fiction for thirty years. There are separate contests for students right from grade 8 graduate university students. Graduating high school and applying to post-secondary program in a service-oriented field? There may be some grant money for you to do exciting things! Do you have an inspiring, innovative idea that you want to share with the world? Whether it s in food, energy, transportation, design, the environment or anything else you re passionate about, describe it all for a chance to become a Global Citizen! The Rotary Club of Lethbridge invites applications for a $2000 scholarship to be awarded to a student graduating from high school in Lethbridge and entering a post-secondary program in a service oriented field directly following grade 12 completion. The scholarship must be applied directly to costs associated with post-secondary study (i.e. tuition). Annual updates and details about how to apply to this scholarship are available in early spring through the Lethbridge School District s Superintendent s office. April 28 $1000 (4 scholarships of $1000 available) Apr 30 $12,000 May 1 $6,000 Early to mid May (depending on contest) $10,000 May 12 $15,000 May 16 $3,000 May 24 $2,000 Page 5 of 10

6 SPRING/SUMMER APPLICATION DEADLINES Learning Matters, Canadian Scholarship Trust Plan South Country Co-op CAPSLE MADD Youth Bursary Program Applicants must demonstrate financial need, community involvement, academic excellence, and have a career objective that will make a positive contribution in Canadian society. The charity's Awards Selection Committee reviews all eligible applications and awards six $2,500 bursaries annually. The applicant s family must be a member in good standing of the South Country Co-op Ltd. and have purchases no less than $3,500 in the current fiscal year. Applicants must provide verification of graduation from a high school within South Country Co-op s trading area and be accepted to a recognized post-secondary institution (provide proof of paid registration fees). A typed essay of 500 words or less, compiled by the applicant, must accompany the application. The essay must provide the Member Relations Committee with a clear description of the applicant s past and present community involvement. The application must be accompanied by one or more community involvement letters of reference. For annual application information, contact Carmen Hudson - Marketing and Community Relations Manager: c.hudson@sccoop.ca The Canadian Association for the Practical Study of Law in Education ( CAPSLE ) established a bursary to provide financial assistance to students entering post-secondary Education and/or Law programs. The applicant must have been accepted to a Canadian university program in a recognized Faculty of Education and/or Faculty of Law for the upcoming academic year. Priority will be given to applicants who identify as a member of a group that is under-represented in Education and/or Law. MADD Canada s Bursary Program is open to Canadian citizens who have themselves been severely injured or who have had a parent (or legal guardian) or sibling killed or severely injured as a result of an impaired driving crash and who are enrolled in a full-time, ministry-approved, post-secondary educational program. Injuries must be catastrophic or severe and have had a significant impact on the applicants lives. Proof of injury and relation to impaired driving will be required. May 30 $2,500 May 31 $1,000 May 31 $1,000 May 31 $8,000 Page 6 of 10

7 SPRING/SUMMER APPLICATION DEADLINES MindFuel (formerly Science Alberta) Ray Joliffe Memorial Scholarship Nelson Civic Leadership Woodman White Olsen & Co. LLP Scholarships are available to students who have graduated from an Alberta high school and who are entering first year in an undergraduate applied science or science education program at an Alberta - based post-secondary institution. In honour of the exemplary people who have helped MindFuel grow into the world-class organization it is today, scholarships in the names of James (Jim) Gray, Anne Tingle, and Dr. Arlene Ponting have been created. The scholarship will provide financial support to a student pursuing study in the field of Theatre Production Design and Management and/or Television Production and Design at a recognized Canadian post-secondary educational institution. Nelson Education recognizes students who are committed to continued civic engagement and leadership. Complete the online application form including a word essay, include evidence of your minimum 80% average in grade 12 and a reference letter from a high school teacher. Woodman White Olsen & Co., LLP Public Accounting firm in Lethbridge is committed to promoting students to pursue continuing education in the field of Business Management with an emphasis in the field of Accounting. Payment is made over 3 years and is dependent on applicant meeting yearly qualifications. May 31 5,000 May 31 $1,000 May 31 $5,000 June 1 $3,000 Advancing Futures Premier s Citizenship Award The Advancing Futures Bursary Program provides $40,000 in education funding for youth aged who have been in government care at some point in their lives. An Advancing Futures Bursary Program Coordinator can also assist case workers and youth with the education portion of a transition plan. The Government of Alberta offers three Alberta Citizenship Awards to recognize students who have contributed to their communities through public service and volunteer work. The Premier s Citizenship Award (award plaque for one student at each Alberta high school), Queen s Golden Jubilee Citizenship Medal (8 awards of $5,000 selected from the pool of Premier s Citizenship Award nominees) and Alberta Centennial Awards (25 awards of $2,005 each selected from the pool of Premier s Citizenship Award nominees). Please see Lettie for more information. June 1 $40,000 June 1 $7,005 if selected from nominees across the province Page 7 of 10

8 SPRING/SUMMER APPLICATION DEADLINES Tiessen Foundation Broadcast Scholarship Fraser Institute Essay Contest RAP/CTS scholarships Grade 11 Award of Merit - University of Lethbridge Alberta Milk ASAA Scholarship National Union of Public and General Employees Applicants must have completed Grade 12 in Alberta, and pursuing post-secondary studies in Canada in the field of broadcasting. Application must include a 750 word essay outlining their interest and pursuit in the field of broadcasting. The essay can also include any work and/or volunteer experience in the field of broadcasting. In addition, a letter of support from a teacher is also required. June 1 $750 Showcase your ideas on public policy and the role of markets by entering this essay competition. Mid June $1,500 To recognize the accomplishments of Alberta high school students participating in the Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP) or who have completed a Career and Technologies Studies (CTS) apprenticeship pathway and to encourage students to continue their apprenticeship training after completing high school. This application is to be completed by students currently in Grade 11 and who plan to attend the University of Lethbridge in the Fall immediately after high school graduation. Students attending high school in Alberta DO NOT have to supply transcripts. Students with a 75% average and above are encouraged to apply. This award is for grade 12 students registered in an ASSA member school who meet ASAA eligibility criteria. The scholarship is designed to reward those Who Milk Every Moment, achieving a balance in school, home and community life. ASAA member schools may submit a nomination for one male and one female only. The application form must be signed by the school principal/assistant principal. Applications must be received at the ASAA office by June 30 to be considered. Ask your coach or teacher to nominate YOU! Each year, the National Union of Public and General Employees (NUPGE) offers four scholarships that reflect its pursuit of equal opportunity for all workers. They are open to the children of the National Union s 340,000 members who are starting a post-secondary education. June 30 $1,000 June 30 $800 June Early July $1,500 Lethbridge College Awards One application form puts your name in the running for all Lethbridge College awards that you are eligible for. July 1 for new students Varies Page 8 of 10

9 SPRING/SUMMER APPLICATION DEADLINES Anna & John Kolesar Memorial Scholarship A Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident and an Alberta resident, pursuing a degree in Education. Applicants must be from a family where neither parent obtained a university degree. July 1 $1,500 Delta Upsilon Alberta High School Scholarship Ladies Auxiliary Bursary This scholarship is for a male high school student planning to attend first year studies at the University of Alberta in the fall term directly following high school. There is a simple application process on the website, which will take approximately 15 minutes. Interviews are conducted in late August and early September. These awards are intended to assist a child, grandchild, great-grandchild, niece, nephew, or great niece/nephew of Veterans personnel; a child/grandchild of current RCMP members; Reserve Personnel and Fire-fighters (paid or volunteer) who have served a minimum of one year; child and grandchild of Auxiliary or Branch member. August 31 $1,000 August 31 $500 VARYING APPLICATION DEADLINES Alexander Rutherford Scholarships A Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident and an Alberta resident, entering any post-secondary study or apprenticeship program in Canada. If you decide to take a gap year, apply for the scholarship just prior to the year you will be attending post-secondary studies. Even if you aren t sure how much you might receive, apply anyway! The online application process is quick and easy. No deadline! Apply after July 1 for fall studies. $2,500 Canada s Luckiest Student Open to Canadian students aged 16 and over. In just 43 seconds (according to the website!), you can create a profile and be entered to win the Canada s Luckiest Student 3. You need to sign be on lists from their many sponsors but you can unsubscribe at any time. A Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident and an Alberta resident, entering an educational program from a degree granting post-secondary institution in Canada. Recipients are selected from applications received for the Alexander Rutherford Scholarship. No separate application required. Anytime. Enter often for the best odds $20,000+ Dr. Ernest and Minnie Mehl Scholarships Apply for Rutherford Scholarship to be eligible! $3,500 Page 9 of 10

10 VARYING APPLICATION DEADLINES o Duke of Edinburgh Award The Duke of Edinburgh s International Award is a global program with the goal of challenging, empowering and recognizing young people between the ages of 14 and 24. From coast to coast to coast since 1963, this award program has helped motivate young Canadians to set goals and challenge themselves to take control of their lives and futures. You will have incredible recognition and opportunities to participate in national conference for only $200! 2019 Passion to Purpose will be in Nova Scotia! Apply anytime registration fee of $50 applies Fund Your Future Scotiabank and yconic believe in education and helping students become financially better off, both now and in the future. Through bursary contests and scholarships, they hope to help students learn more about money management. Varies depending on program (Scotiabank National $5,500+ Mildred Rowe Weston Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident of Canada and be an Alberta resident, have completed at least three courses through the Alberta Distance Learning Centre as shown on an Alberta Education transcript with school code 0099, and be enrolled full-time at a designated post-secondary institution. Selection: Recipients will be selected based on their average in Grade 12. Students will automatically be considered for this award when they apply for the Alexander Rutherford Scholarship. No separate application required. Apply for Rutherford Scholarship to be eligible! $1,000 Post-secondary scholarships This link will connect you to a list of Alberta s many post-secondary institutions and direct links to their own scholarships. Application dates will vary depending on the institution Variable Check out what your target institutio n(s) can offer you! Youth Anti-Stigma Project Youth Dreams Bursary This scholarship could help you participate in activities of interest to you that you cannot afford without this $ bursary. You must have an interest in making positive contributions to our community, enrolled in or planning to enrol in a program that will contribute to mental wellness, have been affected personally by mental health (self or family members), and be between 11 and 18 years of age. Online application, no set deadline $250 Page 10 of 10