School District No. 57 District Awards Program

Transcription

School District No. 57
District Awards Program
Bursaries & Scholarships
2015-2016
TABLE OF CONTENTS
BURSARIES .................................................................................................................................................... 7
ABORIGONAL STUDENT BURSARY ............................................................................................................................................................... 7
BEN GUILLIAMSE MEMORIAL BURSARY ...................................................................................................................................................... 7
BOB HOWAT MEMORIAL BURSARY ............................................................................................................................................................. 7
BUCKHORN ELEMENTARY P.A.C. BURSARY ................................................................................................................................................. 8
CENTRAL BUILDERS’ HOME BUILDING CENTRE BURSARY ........................................................................................................................... 8
CHRISTOPHER WATT MEMORIAL BURSARY ................................................................................................................................................ 8
CORPORAL DARREN JAMES FITZPATRICK MEMORIAL BURSARY ................................................................................................................. 9
CRUISIN’ CLASSICS CAR CLUB OF PRINCE GEORGE BURSARY ...................................................................................................................... 9
CUPE LOCAL 3742, MEMBERSHIP BENEFIT APPRENTICESHIP/CAREER AND TECHNICAL TRAINING PROGRAM CLOSED BURSARY ............ 9
CUPE LOCAL 3742, MEMBERSHIP BENEFIT CLOSED BURSARY .................................................................................................................. 10
CUPE LOCAL 3742, MEMBERSHIP BENEFIT MAJOR CLOSED BURSARY ...................................................................................................... 10
CUPE LOCAL 4991 BURSARY ...................................................................................................................................................................... 10
DESMOND PARKER MEMORIAL BURSARY ................................................................................................................................................. 11
EAGLES ‘MOTHER OF THE YEAR’ BURSARY ................................................................................................................................................ 11
ECOLE HEATHER PARK PAC BURSARY ........................................................................................................................................................ 11
EDGEWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BURSARY .......................................................................................................................................... 11
FREDA ERRICSON MEMORIAL NURSING BURSARY .................................................................................................................................... 12
GAIRETT MACIVER MEMORIAL BURSARY .................................................................................................................................................. 12
GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA – PRINCE GEORGE DISTRICTS BURSARY ........................................................................................................... 13
GISCOME SCHOOL PARENT ADVISORY COUNCIL BURSARY ....................................................................................................................... 13
GLENVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BURSARY ............................................................................................................................................. 13
HAROLD MOFFAT MEMORIAL BURSARY ................................................................................................................................................... 14
HART HIGHLANDS WINTER CLUB BURSARY ............................................................................................................................................... 14
HSIN KAN CHEN SCOUTING BURSARY ....................................................................................................................................................... 14
INTEGRIS CREDIT UNION BURSARY............................................................................................................................................................ 15
JACK LUNDEN MEMORIAL BURSARY ......................................................................................................................................................... 15
JAN ULLSTROM FAMILY BURSARY ............................................................................................................................................................. 15
JIM McLEOD MEMORIAL BURSARY ........................................................................................................................................................... 16
KARL ANDERSON FOUNDATION BURSARY ................................................................................................................................................ 16
KELLY BELLAMY MEMORIAL BURSARY ...................................................................................................................................................... 16
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 5246 OPEN BURSARY ......................................................................................................................... 17
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, SACRED HEART COUNCIL #8927 CLOSED BURSARY ......................................................................................... 17
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, SACRED HEART COUNCIL #8927 OPEN BURSARY ............................................................................................. 17
2015-2016
Page 2 of 66
KPMG CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS ACCOUNTING BURSARY .................................................................................................................... 18
L.A. deGRACE MEMORIAL BURSARY .......................................................................................................................................................... 18
LARA NEUKOMM MEMORIAL BURSARY .................................................................................................................................................... 18
LINDA EZELYK MEMORIAL BURSARY ......................................................................................................................................................... 19
LLOYD BROTHERS BURSARY....................................................................................................................................................................... 19
NAOMI DYCK MEMORIAL BURSARY .......................................................................................................................................................... 19
NORTH CENTRAL LABOUR COUNCIL BURSARY - NCLC (DS) ....................................................................................................................... 19
NUKKO LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BURSARY ......................................................................................................................................... 20
ORVILLE BROWN MEMORIAL BURSARY .................................................................................................................................................... 20
P.G. CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION BURSARY .............................................................................................................................................. 20
P.G. ELKS LODGE #122 BURSARY ............................................................................................................................................................... 21
P.G. MACKENZIE NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY BURSARY ............................................................................................................................. 21
P.G. ROAD USERS COMMITTEE BURSARY .................................................................................................................................................. 21
P.G. ROYAL PURPLE LODGE #48 BURSARY ................................................................................................................................................. 21
P.G. SPRUCE KINGS BURSARY .................................................................................................................................................................... 22
PGSS ALUMNI 1960-1965 BURSARY .......................................................................................................................................................... 22
P.G. VALEMOUNT NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY BURSARY ........................................................................................................................... 22
PINEVIEW PAC BURSARY ........................................................................................................................................................................... 22
PRINCE GEORGE AND DISTRICT DORMITORY STUDENTS BURSARY .......................................................................................................... 23
PRINCE GEORGE RETIRED TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION OPEN BURSARY ....................................................................................................... 23
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF FRASER FORT GEORGE CHILAKO RIVER-NECHAKO BURSARY .............................................................................. 23
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF FRASER FORT GEORGE CROOKED RIVER-PARSHIP BURSARY .............................................................................. 24
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF FRASER FORT GEORGE ROBSON VALLEY-CANOE BURSARY ................................................................................ 24
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF FRASER FORT GEORGE SALMON RIVER-LAKES BURSARY .................................................................................... 24
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF FRASER FORT GEORGE TABOR LAKE-STONE CREEK BURSARY ............................................................................ 25
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF FRASER FORT GEORGE WILLOW RIVER-UPPER FRASER BURSARY ...................................................................... 25
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF FRASER FORT GEORGE WOODPECKER-HIXON BURSARY .................................................................................... 25
ROTARY CLUB OF PRINCE GEORGE ACADEMIC BURSARY ......................................................................................................................... 26
ROTARY CLUB OF PRINCE GEORGE TRADES BURSARY .............................................................................................................................. 26
SHAMARLEN LUCILLE MELVILLE MEMORIAL BURSARY ............................................................................................................................. 27
SOUTH BOWL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION BURSARY ............................................................................................................................... 27
SPECTRA ENERGY BURSARY ....................................................................................................................................................................... 27
SPRINGWOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION BURSARY .............................................................................................................................. 28
SPRUCE CREDIT UNION BURSARY .............................................................................................................................................................. 28
TANJA VOHAR MEMORIAL BURSARY ......................................................................................................................................................... 28
THUN FAMILY BURSARY............................................................................................................................................................................. 29
TONY MAIER MEMORIAL BURSARY ........................................................................................................................................................... 29
2015-2016
Page 3 of 66
UNIFOR BILL HICKEY LOCAL 603 CLOSED BURSARY ................................................................................................................................... 29
UNIFOR BILL HICKEY LOCAL 603 OPEN BURSARY ...................................................................................................................................... 30
VANWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PARENT ADVISORY COUNCIL BURSARY................................................................................................. 30
WESTBOWL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MYRNA JACKSON MEMORIAL BURSARY .................................................................................. 30
WILSON FAMILY BURSARY ......................................................................................................................................................................... 31
SCHOLARSHIPS ............................................................................................................................................ 32
A.L. FORD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ........................................................................................................................................................ 32
BC ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIPS ............................................................................................................................................................. 32
BC EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIPS ................................................................................................................................................................. 33
BEAVERLY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP ...................................................................................................................................... 33
BEV HOSKER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP .................................................................................................................................................... 34
BLACKBURN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP ........................................................................................................................................................... 34
BRIJ M. MADHOK, PRINCE GEORGE REGIONAL CORRECTIONAL CENTRE CRIMINOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP .................................................. 34
BRYAN JOHNSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ............................................................................................................................................ 35
BUCKHORN COMMUNITY RECREATION COMMISSION SCHOLARSHIP ...................................................................................................... 35
CALEDONIA NORDIC SKI CLUB SCHOLARSHIP ............................................................................................................................................ 35
CHINESE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................................ 36
CITY OF PRINCE GEORGE JUBILEE SCHOLARSHIP ....................................................................................................................................... 36
COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF PRINCE GEORGE LITERARY ARTS SCHOLARSHIP .................................................................................... 36
COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF PRINCE GEORGE PERFORMING ARTS SCHOLARSHIP ............................................................................. 37
COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF PRINCE GEORGE VISUAL ARTS SCHOLARSHIP ....................................................................................... 37
CUPE LOCAL 1048 CLOSED SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................................................. 37
CUPE LOCAL 3742 MEMBERSHIP BENEFIT CLOSED SCHOLARSHIP ............................................................................................................ 38
DISTRICT/AUTHORITY SCHOLARSHIPS (Previously called “Dogwood Award”) ......................................................................................... 38
DON THORLAKSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP.......................................................................................................................................... 39
ECOLE HEATHER PARK PAC SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................................................ 39
EDGEWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................................... 39
ELIZABETH ANN MCQUARRIE SIDDALL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ........................................................................................................... 40
ERIN BEHNSEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................................................ 40
GORDON BALLANTYNE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................................... 40
HAROLD MOFFAT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ............................................................................................................................................ 41
HARRIS & COMPANY LAW SCHOLARSHIP .................................................................................................................................................. 41
HART HIGHLANDS PAC SCHOLARSHIP ....................................................................................................................................................... 41
HO DUZ 'EH UN'ET LHAOODUSLA ABORIGINAL STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................. 42
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................................ 42
INDUSTRIAL FORESTRY SERVICE LTD SCHOLARSHIP .................................................................................................................................. 42
INTEGRIS CREDIT UNION SCHOLARSHIP .................................................................................................................................................... 43
2015-2016
Page 4 of 66
JENNIFER HARTLEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP .......................................................................................................................................... 43
JOHN STEVENS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................................................ 44
JUNE ELIZABETH WADE MYTTING SCHOLARSHIP ...................................................................................................................................... 44
KEN LUTTRELL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................................................. 44
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 5246 (PRINCE GEORGE) CLOSED SCHOLARSHIP................................................................................. 45
LO ELLIOTT ORTHODONTICS CLOSED SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................................. 45
MULTICULTURAL HERITAGE SOCIETY OF PRINCE GEORGE SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................ 45
MUSIC TEACHERS’ SINGFEST SCHOLARSHIP .............................................................................................................................................. 46
NUKKO LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP .................................................................................................................................. 46
PATHWAY TO TEACHER EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP .................................................................................................................................. 47
P.G. & DISTRICT MUSIC FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................ 48
P.G. CITIZEN NEWSPAPER CARRIER SCHOLARSHIP .................................................................................................................................... 48
P.G. DISTRICT TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION MAJOR SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................ 49
P.G. DISTRICT TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION MINOR SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................ 49
P.G. HINDU CULTURAL SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP ......................................................................................................................................... 49
P.G. MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................................... 50
P.G. PRINCIPALS’ & VICE PRINCIPALS’ CLOSED SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................... 50
P.G. PRINCIPALS’ & VICE PRINCIPALS’ OPEN SCHOLARSHIP ...................................................................................................................... 50
P.G. YOUTH BASEBALL SCHOLARSHIP ........................................................................................................................................................ 50
PEROXYCHEM CANADA SCHOLARSHIP ...................................................................................................................................................... 51
POZER FAMILY ENDOWMENT FUND ......................................................................................................................................................... 51
PRINCE GEORGE RETIRED TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION OPEN SCHOLARSHIP ............................................................................................... 51
PRINCE OF WALES SCHOLARSHIP .............................................................................................................................................................. 52
QUINSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP ....................................................................................................................................... 52
RALPH SCOTT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP .................................................................................................................................................. 53
RON BRENT ELEMENTARY SCHOLARSHIP .................................................................................................................................................. 53
SAM LEVERMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP .............................................................................................................................................. 53
SOUTH BOWL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP ........................................................................................................................ 54
SPRINGBOARD TO SUCCESS SCHOLARSHIP ............................................................................................................................................... 54
TANJA VOHAR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................................................. 54
UNIFOR BILL HICKEY LOCAL 603 CLOSED SCHOLARSHIP ........................................................................................................................... 55
UNITED STEELWORKERS LOCAL 1-424 SCHOLARSHIP ............................................................................................................................... 55
WALLY WEST AWARD ................................................................................................................................................................................ 55
YELLOWHEAD ROAD & BRIDGE (FORT GEORGE) LTD. SCHOLARSHIP ........................................................................................................ 56
SCHOOL SPECIFIC AWARDS ......................................................................................................................... 57
COLLEGE HEIGHTS SECONDARY SCHOOL ............................................................................................ 57
2015-2016
Page 5 of 66
CODY TUFFNELL MEMORIAL BOOK AWARD .............................................................................................................................................. 57
MARTIN NYLUND MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ............................................................................................................................................ 57
P.G. MEDICAL STAFF SCHOLARSHIP ........................................................................................................................................................... 57
CONTINUING EDUCATION................................................................................................................... 58
D.P. TODD SECONDARY SCHOOL ........................................................................................................ 59
D.P. TODD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ....................................................................................................................................................... 59
MICKEY MORAN SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................................................................. 59
DUCHESS PARK SECONDARY SCHOOL................................................................................................. 60
DONALD W. YIP MEMORIAL BURSARY ...................................................................................................................................................... 60
GRAEME & KATIE WILLIAMS MEMORIAL BURSARY .................................................................................................................................. 60
JOSHUA ABLETT MEMORIAL BURSARY ...................................................................................................................................................... 60
SARAH KELLY MEMORIAL BURSARY........................................................................................................................................................... 61
KELLY ROAD SECONDARY SCHOOL...................................................................................................... 62
JOHN IRELAND MEMORIAL BURSARY ........................................................................................................................................................ 62
JUDI DUNNET MEMORIAL BURSARY.......................................................................................................................................................... 62
MARK SWIFT GRADUATION BURSARY ....................................................................................................................................................... 62
NECHAKO MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION BURSARY ................................................................................................................................. 62
MACKENZIE SECONDARY SCHOOL ...................................................................................................... 64
BARB DAHL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ...................................................................................................................................................... 64
COMMUNICATION ENERGY & PAPERWORKERS LOCAL 1092/402 BURSARY ............................................................................................ 64
JOSHLYN MCDONALD MEMORIAL BURSARY ............................................................................................................................................. 64
LO ELLIOTT ORTHODONTICS CLOSED SCHOLARSHIP - MACKENZIE ........................................................................................................... 65
MACKENZIE ADMINISTRATORS’ BURSARY ................................................................................................................................................. 65
MACKENZIE CATHOLIC MEN’S CLUB BURSARY .......................................................................................................................................... 65
PRINCE GEORGE SECONDARY SCHOOL ............................................................................................... 66
CINDY DEKKER SCHOLARSHIP .................................................................................................................................................................... 66
NORTHERN BC MINOR ROLLER HOCKEY ASSOCIATION BURSARY ............................................................................................................. 66
2015-2016
Page 6 of 66
BURSARIES
ABORIGONAL STUDENT BURSARY
This award was established in 2015 by Joan McKay in an effort to support aboriginal students in School District 57
with their post-secondary education.
Number of Awards: 3
Amount of Each Award: $1,000.00
Eligibility: Must be a self-identified aboriginal student.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need
Selection Process: Selected by District Awards Committee
BEN GUILLIAMSE MEMORIAL BURSARY
This award was established by the Kiwanis Club of Prince George to honour one of their members, Ben Guilliamse.
This award will go to a student who has participated in Science Fairs within School District No. 57 and want to
pursue a career in the Sciences.
Number of Awards: 1
Amount of Each Award: $500.00
Eligibility: Open to all students in School District No. 57 who want to pursue a career in the Sciences
Criteria: Demonstrate satisfactory academic achievement and financial need
Special Conditions: A letter of reference or certificate outlining active involvement in a school Science Fair.
BOB HOWAT MEMORIAL BURSARY
This bursary was established in 1996 to honor Bob Howat, a deceased director of the Spruce Credit Union. The Bob
Howat Bursary is offered, on a rotating basis, to students graduating from secondary schools within the City of
Prince George.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend school within the City of Prince George.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement, financial need, and ability to achieve educational
goals. Demonstrated leadership or involvement in extra-curricular and/or community activities.
Special Conditions: Awards are to be distributed as follows: June 2016– Kelly Road Secondary School
A letter of reference outlining leadership or involvement in community must accompany application.
Recipients do not have to be members or a son or daughter of a member of the Spruce Credit Union; however,
when two students have equal qualifications for the award, preference will be given to a student who is a member
or a son or daughter of a member of the Spruce Credit Union.
2015-2016
Page 7 of 66
BUCKHORN ELEMENTARY P.A.C. BURSARY
This award is given to a graduating student who attended Buckhorn Elementary School, who intends to pursue a
post-secondary education at any recognized educational institution (including Trade School).
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who completed Grade 7 at Buckhorn Elementary and attended Buckhorn Elementary
for at least 3 consecutive years including Grade 7.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and is in financial need. Demonstrated volunteer work,
participated within the community and/or school events; show leadership qualities with a willingness to help
others. Applicants must indicate current career goals.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining volunteer work, community/school participation, leadership
etc. must accompany application.
CENTRAL BUILDERS’ HOME BUILDING CENTRE BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend school in the City of Prince George.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need.
CHRISTOPHER WATT MEMORIAL BURSARY
This award was established in the fall of 2001 by the Nukko Lake Parent Advisory Council, to honour the memory
of Christopher Watt, son of Rob and Bonnie Watt. Christopher’s parents have been members of this community for
over 20 years. His father, Rob Watt, has been a teacher at Nukko Lake Elementary School for over 20 years.
Christopher Watt attended Nukko Lake. He was known as a “friend to all” and one who welcomed new challenges
with the belief “one could succeed”.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Nukko Lake Elementary School for a minimum of two years.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement, financial need and commitment to self-improvement
as evidenced by 2 letters of reference from school district personnel or other involved adults.
Special Condition: This award is targeted at students who do not meet exacting academic standards yet
demonstrate potential in other areas and a desire to improve their lives.
2 letters of reference as noted above must accompany application.
2015-2016
Page 8 of 66
CORPORAL DARREN JAMES FITZPATRICK MEMORIAL BURSARY
Corporal Darren James Fitzpatrick was born in Burnaby, raised in Prince George and graduated from Kelly Road
Secondary. Darren was the 141st military casualty of Canada’s mission in Afghanistan. He will forever be
remembered as the proud Canadian and courageous leader he was. This award was established as a tribute to the
brave service of our military troops in the defense of our country and will be awarded to a grade 12 student from
School District No. 57 pursuing a career in the Canadian Forces.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility:
Award #1 - Preference will be given to a student from Kelly Road Secondary meeting the criteria. If there are no
students from KRSS then the award is available to any student within School District No. 57 meeting the criteria.
Award #2 – Available to any student within School District No. 57 meeting the criteria.
Selection Process: Selected by the District Awards Committee
Special Conditions: Student must intend to pursue a career in the Canadian Forces. Award will be given upon
confirmation of acceptance from the Canadian Forces.
CRUISIN’ CLASSICS CAR CLUB OF PRINCE GEORGE BURSARY
The Cruisin’ Classics Car Club of Prince George established an annual bursary in 1987. Applicant must enroll in an
approved post-secondary education program related to the automotive industry.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend school in School District No.57. Students must intend to pursue their
education and career in the automotive industry.
CUPE LOCAL 3742, MEMBERSHIP BENEFIT APPRENTICESHIP/CAREER AND TECHNICAL TRAINING
PROGRAM CLOSED BURSARY
Members of CUPE 3742 are support workers for School District No. 57.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students enrolled in a Secondary School Apprenticeship Program or a Career and Technical
Training Program, who are the son, daughter or dependent of a member in good standing of CUPE Local 3742.
goals.
Special Conditions: A recipient from the Apprenticeship Program must continue the apprenticeship beyond
secondary school with an approved apprenticeship training program.
A recipient from the Career and Technical Training Program must enroll in an academic, vocational or
apprenticeship program in an approved post-secondary education institution.
2015-2016
Page 9 of 66
CUPE LOCAL 3742, MEMBERSHIP BENEFIT CLOSED BURSARY
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to students who are the son, daughter or dependent of a member in good standing of CUPE Local
3742.
CUPE LOCAL 3742, MEMBERSHIP BENEFIT MAJOR CLOSED BURSARY
Number of Awards: 2
3742.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. Demonstrated leadership or
involvement in community activities.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining leadership or community involvement must accompany
application.
CUPE LOCAL 4991 BURSARY
Members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 4991 are employees of School District No. 57.
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to students who are sons or daughters of CUPE members Local 4991.
Final selection will be approved by representatives of CUPE, LOCAL 4991.
2015-2016
Page 10 of 66
DESMOND PARKER MEMORIAL BURSARY
This award was established in 2010 by family and friends to honour the work of Desmond Parker. Desmond will be
remembered for his contributions to the City of Prince George as an Architect, Town Planner and supporter of the
Arts. Desmond was born and educated in Australia and put himself through his post-secondary training with the
support of academic scholarships. This award will be given to a student who wants to pursue a career in planning,
drafting and/or architecture.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend school in School District No. 57.
Criteria: Demonstrate satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. The student must be planning to
pursue a career in planning, drafting and/or architecture.
Special Conditions: A letter stating why you want to pursue a career in planning, drafting and/or architecture
must be submitted.
EAGLES ‘MOTHER OF THE YEAR’ BURSARY
The Eagles “Mother of the Year” are a group of mothers who have been selected annually over thirty years by the
Fraternal Order of the Eagles.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students attending the Centre for Learning Alternatives.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic standing and financial need.
ECOLE HEATHER PARK PAC BURSARY
This award was established in 2001 by the Parent Advisory Council.
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Ecole Heather Park Middle School for a minimum of two years and who
will be attending a post-secondary institution within Canada.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic standing and financial need.
Special Conditions: This award is conditional on enrollment in any program that is six months or longer in duration
at a post-secondary institution within Canada.
EDGEWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who have attended Edgewood or North Nechako Elementary Schools for a minimum
of two years.
2015-2016
Page 11 of 66
FREDA ERRICSON MEMORIAL NURSING BURSARY
This award was established in 2001 by family, and friends to honour the memory of Freda Erricson. Freda was a
dedicated Licensed Practical Nurse and Nursing Unit Clerk at the Prince George Regional Hospital for over 35 years.
Her conscientious and compassionate nature endeared her to the many patients, co-workers, friends and family. It
is hoped that this bursary will be awarded to someone who is determined to put kindness back into the nursing
profession.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who intend to pursue a career in the field of nursing.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. Demonstrated good character and
citizenship.
Special Conditions: A letter indicating reasons for pursuing a nursing career must accompany the application. A
letter of reference outlining good character and involvement in school and community volunteer activities, must
accompany application.
GAIRETT MACIVER MEMORIAL BURSARY
This award was established in 2007 by family and friends to honor the memory of Gairett MacIver. Gairett will be
remembered for his courage, determination, zest for life and ability to maintain an above average academic
standing despite having to deal with his illness and eventual 4 organ transplant. Gairett was a student at D.P.
Todd Secondary School. He graduated in 2006 and passed away in 2007. This award is in recognition of all the
support the medical professionals provided to Gairett throughout his illness.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend school within School District No. 57 and who are intending to pursue a
post-secondary education in the field of health sciences.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. Demonstrated perseverance,
strength and determination when faced with a significant challenge.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining the specifics of the student and their struggle should accompany
application. Further letters may be penned by school personnel, friends, family or the student themselves.
2015-2016
Page 12 of 66
GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA – PRINCE GEORGE DISTRICTS BURSARY
This award, which promotes the Vision, Mission and Principles of the Girl Guides of Canada as expressed in Policy,
Organization and Rules, will be granted to a female student who has resided in Prince George for a minimum of
two years, and is an active youth Member of Girl Guides of Canada in a Prince George District.
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to female students who are active youth Members of Girl Guides of Canada in a Prince George
District for a minimum of the last three years.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need and commitment to selfimprovement.
Selection Process: Selected by Donor
Special Condition: The recipient is to continue her involvement in Guiding in whatever way possible, submitting a
letter of progress to the Girl Guides of Canada – Prince George District’s Bursary Committee at the end of the year.
Two letters of reference (one from a Guider) outlining commitment to self-improvement and current involvement
in Girl Guides of Canada within a Prince George District must accompany application. The recipient must agree to
have her name and photograph publicized.
GISCOME SCHOOL PARENT ADVISORY COUNCIL BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Giscome Elementary School for at least two years.
involvement in community activities.
Selection Process: Selected by the donor
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining leadership & community involvement must accompany
application.
GLENVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BURSARY
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Glenview Elementary School, Salmon Valley Elementary and/or Shady
Valley Elementary for two or more years.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. Demonstrated involvement in
school, community or volunteer activities.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining community and/or school involvement must accompany the
application.
2015-2016
Page 13 of 66
HAROLD MOFFAT MEMORIAL BURSARY
This award is being distributed in memory of Harold Moffat. Harold actively pursued the development of postsecondary education in Prince George.
This award is given to graduating students who intend to pursue a post-secondary education in the trades at CNC.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to all students who attend school in School District No. 57.
Criteria: Demonstrate satisfactory academic achievement and financial need.
Special Conditions: Selection preference will be given to sons, daughters, grandsons or granddaughters of current
or past employees of the Northern Hardware. A letter from the management of the Northern verifying
employment must accompany this application. In the event that no preferred applicant is available, the award will
be distributed to the next deserving candidate.
A letter of reference that testifies to the applicant’s character including traits of honesty, integrity, punctuality and
a commitment to hard work must accompany this application.
HART HIGHLANDS WINTER CLUB BURSARY
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to students who completed four years as a member of the Hart Highlands Winter Club (does not
have to be a current member).
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. Demonstrated past participation in
club activities such as Junior Patrol, work bees, special projects, etc.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining education plans and past club involvement must accompany
application. The recipient must be willing to do some form of presentation outlining their achievements at a club
function.
This award is paid directly by the donor upon receipt of proof of attendance.
HSIN KAN CHEN SCOUTING BURSARY
This bursary was established to honor Dr. H.K. Chen or “Hawkeye”, a long-time Scouter who formed, led, and
inspired many Beaver/Cub/Scout/Venturer/Rover groups in the greater Vancouver area until his death at 91 years
of age in September 2009.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students in the Prince George School District who are active Scouts or Venturers.
Criteria: Demonstrates active involvement in the Scouting movement. Demonstrates a positive attitude in life,
faith, and a sense of humor.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining applicant’s involvement in the Scouting movement. Applicants
must submit a 350-500 word essay on “Keeping Scouting Alive”.
2015-2016
Page 14 of 66
INTEGRIS CREDIT UNION BURSARY
Prince George Savings Bursaries were awarded for the first time in 1985.
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to students who attend school in the City of Prince George. Preference will be given to members
of or are sons or daughters of members of Integris Credit Union.
involvement in extracurricular and/or community activities.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining leadership and community involvement must accompany
application. Also indicate if you are a member of, or are a son or daughter of a member of Integris Credit Union.
JACK LUNDEN MEMORIAL BURSARY
This award was established in 1987 to honour the memory of Jack Lunden, an educator in School District No. 57
who contributed much to the education of students, most notably in the area of Special Education. This award is
intended to provide financial assistance to a student graduating from a Special Education PreEmployment/Alternate Education/Learning Assistance Program who has successfully completed a work experience
component and who plans to continue his/her education at any post-secondary institute.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to all students who have completed a special education program (Pre-Employment, Alternate
Education, and Learning Assistance).
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. Be of good character.
Special Conditions: Provide letters of reference which indicate the student’s characteristics of honesty,
trustworthiness, reliability and good character. At least one letter from a work experience placement supervisor
must be included.
JAN ULLSTROM FAMILY BURSARY
The parents of Jan Ullstrom reminded him of the importance of education: that nobody can take it away from you
and that you can take it with you wherever you go. Jan emigrated from Sweden in 1957 to Vancouver. He pursued
his education there and became a chartered accountant. This is his way to pay back to his new country for the
opportunities it offered him.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open first to students at the School District’s Transitional Alternative Program (TAP) and second to other
students
Criteria: Demonstrated a high degree of perseverance (motivation and determination), financial need and
satisfactory academic achievement.
Selection Process: Selected by District Awards Committee on advice by TAP teachers
Special Conditions: Recipient must use this award to attend at the College of New Caledonia
2015-2016
Page 15 of 66
JIM McLEOD MEMORIAL BURSARY
This bursary has been established by the Prince George Take the Car Out of CAR/nage Society to honour the
memory of Jim McLeod who was a founding member of the Society. The purpose of this bursary is to provide
financial support to a student who has demonstrated a commitment to Traffic Safety and to the reduction of
automobile-related injuries and fatalities.
Number of Awards: 1
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. Demonstrated leadership and
participation in community and/or school programs related to traffic safety, including bicycle safety. This also
includes completing a driver safety training course to obtain your driver’s license.
KARL ANDERSON FOUNDATION BURSARY
Karl Anderson left Denmark at an early age as a member of the Danish Navy and made his way to Canada, arriving
in the rapidly growing community of South Fort George in 1913. He opened a newsstand opposite the
sternwheeler landing in South Fort George. In 1914 Karl moved his store to a permanent building on George Street
in the new town site of Prince George. Karl was a member of the Rotary Club of Prince George as well as the
Supreme Lodge of the Danish Brotherhood in America. This award is given to male students who intend to pursue
a university education.
Number of Awards: 2
Amount of Each Award: $1000
Eligibility: Open to all male students who attend school in the city of Prince George.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining active involvement in extracurricular activities must accompany
application.
KELLY BELLAMY MEMORIAL BURSARY
This award was established in 1983 to honour the memory of Kelly Bellamy. It will be offered to Grade 12 students.
Kelly received various awards of merit, having excelled in both athletic and academic areas.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to all students.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. Demonstrated leadership and
participation in community and/or school athletics and/or other events.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining leadership and community involvement must accompany
application.
2015-2016
Page 16 of 66
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 5246 OPEN BURSARY
This award was established in 1983 by the Knights of Columbus Council 5246 (Prince George) to assist students
who intend to pursue post-secondary studies in Religious or Biblical Studies within the Province of British
Columbia.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to all students who will be majoring in Religious or Biblical Studies at the post-secondary institute
within British Columbia.
Selection Process: Selected by District Awards Committee.
Special Condition: The award is non-denominational.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, SACRED HEART COUNCIL #8927 CLOSED BURSARY
These awards are made annually to students continuing their post-secondary education at a post-secondary
institution in British Columbia.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Sacred Heart Elementary School for at least two years, including their
grade 7 year, and who plan to attend a post-secondary institution in British Columbia.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, SACRED HEART COUNCIL #8927 OPEN BURSARY
These awards are made annually to students continuing their post-secondary education at a post-secondary
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend school in School District No. 57 and who plan to attend a post-secondary
2015-2016
Page 17 of 66
KPMG CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS ACCOUNTING BURSARY
These awards, established in 1985 by the local office of KPMG, an international firm of chartered accountants, are
given to students who intend to pursue professional or para-professional careers in accounting or in accountingrelated fields including computer information systems.
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to students who intend to pursue professional or para-professional careers in accounting or in
accounting-related fields including computer information systems.
Special Condition: Recipient must use this award for:
(a) first Year of University
(b) College – level University Transfer
(c) 2-year Business Administration Program, Finance and Accounting option at the College of
New Caledonia.
L.A. deGRACE MEMORIAL BURSARY
This scholarship is awarded, by Industrial Forestry Service Ltd. in memory of L.A. deGrace.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend school in the City of Prince George, who intend to enter first year science
at a university or college with the intention of subsequently entering a university Faculty of Forestry.
LARA NEUKOMM MEMORIAL BURSARY
This award was established in 1991 by family and friends to honour the memory of Lara Neukomm, a student at
Prince George Secondary School. Lara will be remembered for her courage, determination and zest for life in spite
of her illness and Down's syndrome. She gave her best in everything she tried at home, at church, in school, Girl
Guides and Special Olympics. The purpose of this award is to recognize a student who has accepted personal
difficulties and challenges positively and who intends to pursue post-secondary education.
Number of Awards: 1
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. Demonstrated dedication through
involvement in school and community activities and courage when faced with hardship.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining dedication through involvement in school and community
activities and courage when faced with hardship must accompany application. Preference will be given to students
from the Secondary Learning Resource Program (SLR).
2015-2016
Page 18 of 66
LINDA EZELYK MEMORIAL BURSARY
This award was established in 1992 in memory of Linda Ezelyk, a telephone operator in Prince George.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who have parent(s) or guardian(s) employed by BC Telephone (Telus) in Prince
George.
Special Condition: Preference will be given to a student who has had involvement in sports.
LLOYD BROTHERS BURSARY
Number of Awards: 2
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement, financial need.
NAOMI DYCK MEMORIAL BURSARY
This award was established in 1999 by the Pinewood Community Society to honour the memory of Naomi Dyck
who worked as a secretary for School District No. 57. Naomi’s caring ways and her “never give up” attitude were
an inspiration to all who knew her. She was always there for the students and fellow staff members. This award is
now sponsored by the Pinewood Parent Advisory Council.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Pinewood Elementary for a minimum of two years.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement, financial need, strong citizenship skills, and
participation in school and community activities.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining community and school involvement must accompany application.
NORTH CENTRAL LABOUR COUNCIL BURSARY - NCLC (DS)
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to all students
Criteria: Must be a graduating student of a Public School in School District No.57. The applicant must reside with a
Union Member or is a dependent of a Union Member affiliated with the North Central Labour Council
Special Condition: Applicants must submit a 500 word essay about one of the following topics:
a) Importance of Unions
b) The labour movement
c) Equality
d) Social Justice
2015-2016
Page 19 of 66
NUKKO LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BURSARY
This award, established in 1998 by the Parent Advisory Council
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Nukko Lake Elementary School for two or more years.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement
ORVILLE BROWN MEMORIAL BURSARY
This award was established in 1988 to honour the memory of Orville Brown for his outstanding contribution as a
teacher and principal and in recognition of his love for the Fine Arts.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended at least 2 years in an elementary school in the Prince George, McBride
or Valemount areas. Recipients must use this award to enroll in a Fine Arts program and include at least two
courses in their grade 11 and 12 years in one of the following areas: drama, arts, and/or music.
goals.
Special Condition: Indicate on application form career ambition in the area of Fine Arts.
P.G. CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION BURSARY
This award is being made available by the Prince George Cattlemen’s Association.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to any student whose parent(s), grandparent(s,) or legal guardian(s) are current voting members
of the Prince George Cattlemen's Association or students who express an interest in agriculture and are endorsed
by a member of the PG Cattlemen’s Association. Students who intend to pursue a career in agriculture will be
given precedence over students who intend to pursue any other field of study.
Special Condition: Recipients of this award will be sons or daughters of parent(s), grandparent(s,) or legal
guardian(s) who are current voting members of the Prince George Cattlemen’s Association. Preference will be
given to students who intend to pursue a career in agriculture.
A letter of reference from the Prince George Cattlemen’s Association outlining family involvement in the
association must accompany the application. This does not include the Robson Valley Association.
Note: Students from rural areas and/or raised on ranches may be eligible for other bursaries or scholarships
offered through the B.C. Cattlemen’s Association. Contact the Prince George Cattlemen’s Assoc. for applications
forms prior to March 31st.
Prince George Cattlemen’s Association
PO Box 1195,
2015-2016
Page 20 of 66
Prince George, BC V2L 4V2
P.G. ELKS LODGE #122 BURSARY
This award is made annually by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge #122.
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to students who attend the secondary schools that are located within the City of Prince George –
PGSS, D.P. Todd, DPSS, CHSS, KRSS
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. Must be of good character.
Special Condition: This award must be claimed by September 30 of the year after graduation.
P.G. MACKENZIE NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend the secondary schools that are located within the Prince George
Mackenzie Constituency – Mackenzie, Kelly Road and D.P. Todd.
P.G. ROAD USERS COMMITTEE BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to daughters or sons of an employee working at a member company of the Prince George Road
Users Committee.
The member companies presently include:
CANFOR – Polar Mill
CANFOR – Prince George Mills
Lakeland Mills Ltd.
Dunkley Lumber Ltd.
P.G. ROYAL PURPLE LODGE #48 BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
2015-2016
Page 21 of 66
P.G. SPRUCE KINGS BURSARY
This perpetual award, established in 1991 by the Prince George Spruce Kings Hockey Club, is given to students who
plan to enroll in a program of studies at the University of Northern British Columbia.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who will use this award to attend the University of Northern British Columbia and who
have played hockey in the Prince George Minor Hockey Association for a minimum of one year.
Special Conditions: Recipient must use this award to attend the University of Northern BC
PGSS ALUMNI 1960-1965 BURSARY
This award has been established by the PGSS Alumni from PGSS students who graduated between 1960-1965.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend PGSS in their graduating year.
P.G. VALEMOUNT NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend the secondary schools that are located within the Prince George
Valemount Constituency – PGSS, Duchess Park, College Heights, McBride and Valemount.
PINEVIEW PAC BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Amount of Each Award: Variable
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Pineview Elementary School for two or more years.
goals.
2015-2016
Page 22 of 66
PRINCE GEORGE AND DISTRICT DORMITORY STUDENTS BURSARY
This award was established in 1989.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who are required to live away from home while attending secondary school or during
high school years, for a minimum period of one school year due to the location of his or her principal residence.
Criteria: Demonstrated above average academic achievement, financial need.
PRINCE GEORGE RETIRED TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION OPEN BURSARY
This award was first established in 1996.
Number of Awards: 1
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF FRASER FORT GEORGE CHILAKO RIVER-NECHAKO BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students graduating from Grade 12 and who are a permanent resident of Electoral Area C –
Chilako River-Nechako.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. Student must be enrolling in
postsecondary courses.
Special Criteria: A letter outlining career goals, and, if applicable, their interest in civic government/public
administration as well as their knowledge of the community he or she resides in and the Regional District
of Fraser Fort George as a local government.
2015-2016
Page 23 of 66
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF FRASER FORT GEORGE CROOKED RIVER-PARSHIP BURSARY
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to students graduating from Grade 12 and who are a permanent resident of Electoral Area G –
Crooked River – Parsnip.
Special Criteria: A letter outlining career goals, and, if applicable, their interest in civic
government/public administration as well as their knowledge of the community he or she resides in
and the Regional District of Fraser Fort George as a local government.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF FRASER FORT GEORGE ROBSON VALLEY-CANOE BURSARY
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to students graduating from Grade 12 and who are a permanent resident of Electoral Area H –
Robson Valley-Canoe
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF FRASER FORT GEORGE SALMON RIVER-LAKES BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students graduating from Grade 12 and who are a permanent resident of Electoral Area A –
Salmon River – Lakes.
Special Criteria: A letter outlining career goals, and, if applicable, their interest in civic government/public
administration as well as their knowledge of the community he or she resides in and the Regional District
of Fraser Fort George as a local government.
2015-2016
Page 24 of 66
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF FRASER FORT GEORGE TABOR LAKE-STONE CREEK BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students graduating from Grade 12 and who are a permanent resident of Electoral Area D –
Tabor Lake-Stone Creek
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF FRASER FORT GEORGE WILLOW RIVER-UPPER FRASER BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students graduating from Grade 12 and who are a permanent resident of Electoral Area F –
Willow River–Upper Fraser.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF FRASER FORT GEORGE WOODPECKER-HIXON BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students graduating from Grade 12 and who are a permanent resident of Electoral Area E –
Woodpecker – Hixon.
____________________________________________________________________________________________
2015-2016
Page 25 of 66
ROTARY CLUB OF PRINCE GEORGE ACADEMIC BURSARY
The Rotary Club of Prince George awards bursaries to students planning to pursue a course of study in a four year
program leading to a first degree or diploma OR pursue a course of study in a community college or university
leading to a first degree or diploma.
Number of Awards: 6
Eligibility: Open to students who attend schools in the City of Prince George, who must use this award to attend
the College of New Caledonia or University of Northern BC in Prince George
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. Students who demonstrate
community involvement outside school will receive preference.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining involvement in community activities must accompany
application.
This award is paid directly by the donor upon receipt of proof of attendance at CNC or UNBC.
ROTARY CLUB OF PRINCE GEORGE TRADES BURSARY
The Rotary Club of Prince George awards bursaries to students planning to pursue a course of study in a four year
program leading to a first degree or diploma OR pursue a course of study in a community college or university
leading to a trade.
Number of Awards: 6
Eligibility: Open to students who attend schools in the City of Prince George and will use this award to pursue a
course of study on a full-time basis in the trades at either the College of New Caledonia or University of Northern
BC.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. Students who demonstrate
community involvement outside school will receive preference.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining involvement in community activities must accompany
application.
This award is paid directly by the donor upon receipt of proof of attendance at CNC or UNBC.
2015-2016
Page 26 of 66
SHAMARLEN LUCILLE MELVILLE MEMORIAL BURSARY
This award was established in 1991 in memory of Shamarlen Lucille Melville, a former employee of School District
No. 57 who worked in Mackenzie, BC. She was a graduate of the Grace Maternity Hospital Nursing Program in
Halifax, Nova Scotia. She was a very warm, friendly, outgoing person who cared about people. This award is made
available to a graduating student intending to pursue a career in the field of nursing at an approved postsecondary institution.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who intend to pursue a career in the field of nursing.
goals. Demonstrated citizenship.
Special Condition: Preference will be given to a student from Mackenzie Secondary School. In the event there is no
qualified applicant from Mackenzie Secondary School, this award will be open to a candidate from another
secondary school within the district who meets the above criteria.
A letter of reference outlining citizenship must accompany application.
SOUTH BOWL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who have attended Westwood Elementary, Pinewood Elementary, Van Bien
Elementary and/or Peden Hill Elementary Schools for two consecutive years.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial. Demonstrated community and/or school
involvement.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining community and/or school involvement must accompany
application.
The award is conditional on enrollment in any program that is six month or longer in duration.
SPECTRA ENERGY BURSARY
Spectra Energy Foundation is a long time Western Canadian Business that would like to support students in the
field of Electrical and Welding foundation programs. Spectra Energy is comprised of distinct businesses: BC
Pipeline, BC Field Services, Midstream and Natural Gas Liquids. This system connects one of the most vital and
vibrant natural gas supply sources in North America.
Number of Awards: 4 (2 for students accepted into the CTC Electrical Foundation Program, and 2 for students
accepted into the Welding Foundation Program)
Eligibility: Open to students who are attending the CTC Program at CNC in the Electrical or Welding Foundation
Programs in Prince George
Criteria: Preference will be given to a CTC applicant who must self-declare financial need. Award will be granted
pending acceptance into the CTC program.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining active involvement in extracurricular activities must accompany
application
Selection Process: Selected by CTC Coordinator. Only offered in the 2015/16 award season.
Application Due: November 15, 2015
2015-2016
Page 27 of 66
SPRINGWOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Springwood Elementary School for a minimum of two years.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. Provide a written character
reference from other than a family member.
Special Condition: A letter of reference must accompany application.
SPRUCE CREDIT UNION BURSARY
The Spruce Credit Union Bursaries are offered, on a rotating basis, to students graduating from secondary schools
within the City of Prince George.
Number of Awards: 2 - see Special Conditions
Eligibility: Open to students who attend schools in the City of Prince George.
involvement in extra-curricular and/or community activities.
Special Conditions: Awards are to be distributed as follows:
June 2016: Duchess and College Heights
A letter of reference outlining leadership or involvement in community must accompany application.
Recipients do not have to be members or a son or daughter of a member of the Spruce Credit Union; however,
when two students have equal qualifications for the award, preference will be given to a student who is a member
or a son or daughter of a member of the Spruce Credit Union.
TANJA VOHAR MEMORIAL BURSARY
This award was established by family, friends and co-workers to honour the memory of Tanja Vohar. Tanja was
born and raised in Prince George, completing her elementary school years at Pineview Elementary and graduating
from Prince George Secondary School.
Tanja was a kind, gentle person, quick to provide a smile and a helping hand. She was an inspiration to all who
knew her.
Number of Awards: 1
Open to students who attend schools in the City of Prince George. Students must have attended Pineview
Elementary School for at least two years.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. Demonstrated involvement in
school, community or volunteer activities.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining involvement in school, community or volunteer activities, must
2015-2016
Page 28 of 66
THUN FAMILY BURSARY
Number of Awards: 4
Eligibility: Open to students who attend Kelly Road, D.P. Todd, College Heights and Prince George Secondary
schools (one student will be chosen at each school).
Special Conditions: A letter of reference from a teacher outlining the student’s great sense of humor, uplifting and
cheerful personality.
TONY MAIER MEMORIAL BURSARY
This award was established in 2003 by family and friends to honour the memory of Tony Maier. Tony was born in
Prince George and lived here all his life. He was a carpenter for School District No. 57 for many years and will be
remembered for his enthusiasm for life, and his strong commitment to family, friends and the community.
Number of Awards: 1
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement, financial need, strong citizenship skills, and
participation in school and community activities.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining community and school involvement must accompany application.
UNIFOR BILL HICKEY LOCAL 603 CLOSED BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Amount of Each Award: Variable with minimum of $600 for 2015-2016
Eligibility: Open to all sons, daughters, grandsons and granddaughters of active and retired members in good
standing with Unifor Bill Hickey Local 603.
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement (C+ average) with the ability to achieve educational
goals.
Special Conditions: Recipient must intend to pursue education in any of the following areas: Technical,
Vocational, Apprenticeship Training (recognized and licensed under the B.C. Trade Schools Act),
College or University Program.
This award must be claimed within two years.
2015-2016
Page 29 of 66
UNIFOR BILL HICKEY LOCAL 603 OPEN BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement (C+ average) with the ability to achieve educational
goals.
Special Conditions: Recipient must intend to pursue education in any of the following areas: Technical, Vocational,
Apprenticeship Training (recognized and licensed under the B.C. Trade Schools Act), college or University Program.
All applicants for this scholarship must submit a 500 word essay, which chronicles the positive benefits of unions
within our society.
This award must be claimed within two years.
VANWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PARENT ADVISORY COUNCIL BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Vanway Elementary School for a minimum of two years.
Special Condition: The winner of this award is requested to provide Vanway Elementary with a 5 x 7 photo to be
displayed at the school.
WESTBOWL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MYRNA JACKSON MEMORIAL BURSARY
This award was established in 1993 by the Lakewood Spruceland Community Association to honor the memory of
Myrna Jackson. This award is maintained by the West Bowl Community Association.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended a school in the West Bowl area (Edgewood, Meadow, Quinson,
Heritage, Spruceland, Foothills, Highglen, Lakewood and D.P. Todd).
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement, financial need. Demonstrated involvement with
volunteer activities in the West Bowl Community Association but in the event that none exist, the award would be
given to someone who has volunteered in Prince George.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining volunteer activities in the West Bowl area or in Prince George
must accompany application.
2015-2016
Page 30 of 66
WILSON FAMILY BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement, financial need.
application.
2015-2016
Page 31 of 66
SCHOLARSHIPS
A.L. FORD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This annual scholarship was established in 1995 by Isabel Ford as a memorial for her late husband, A.L. Ford. A.L.
Ford was a communications pioneer in Prince George, serving 48 years with CN Telegraph. From the arrival of
telegraph services to Prince George to the evolving telecommunications services of the 1970’s, A.L. Ford worked in
areas that we now call “information technology”.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who intend to pursue a career in information technology.
Criteria: Demonstrate a high level of academic achievement over the last two years and have demonstrated good
citizenship. Must plan to enroll in post-secondary studies leading to a career in telecommunications or other areas
covered under the broad umbrella of information technology. Must use this award to pursue their education in a
full time program of two or more academic years in any one of the following:
a) Technical training
b) University studies
c) College studies
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining good citizenship must accompany application.
BC ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIPS
For the 2015/16 school year, 3,000 top B.C. graduates with the highest cumulative average based on
courses required for graduation (both required and elective) are eligible to receive a $1250
scholarship voucher to use towards their post-secondary tuition.
The Ministry will determine recipients based on students’ achievement in Grades 10, 11, and 12 courses that
satisfy 2004 Graduation Program requirements (including elective courses). Grad Transitions will not be included. A
cumulative average percentage will be calculated and form the basis for
awarding the BC Achievement Scholarship.
Recipients must:
 Meet basic eligibility requirements
 Fulfil graduation requirements of the 2004 Graduation Program by August
31st of the student’s graduating year
 Attain a "B" (73% or above) or better average in their Language Arts 12 course:
 English 12
 Communications 12
 Français langue premiere 12, or
 English 12 First Peoples
A student can receive only one BC Achievement Scholarship in their lifetime.
Students cannot receive both a BC Achievement Scholarship and a Graduation Program Examinations Scholarship.
Go to the following website to see more information about this award:
http://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/education-training/k-12/support/provincial-scholarships/bc-achievementscholarships
2015-2016
Page 32 of 66
BC EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIPS
There are 55 BC Excellence Scholarships available to recognize well-rounded B.C. graduates.
Winners will have demonstrated community service, both inside and outside their schools, and shown
aptitude and commitment to their chosen career paths. They will receive a $5,000
scholarship voucher to use for post-secondary tuition.
Students must be nominated for this scholarship by their school. If nominated, the student must
submit the application to their school, who will forward it to their school district.
Nominees must:
 Meet basic eligibility requirements
 Be in their graduating year, with graduation to occur by August 31 or sooner of the year in
which they are nominated
 Have at least a:
o "B" (73% or above) in their Language Arts 11 final mark
o "B" average in Grade 11 final course marks that fulfill graduation requirements of Science 11,
Math 11 and Social Studies 11, with no more than one "C+" (67% or above) final course mark,
(marks lower than “C+” are not accepted)
 Maintain a “B” average in Grades 11 and 12 final course marks required for graduation
 Submit a resume
 Provide two references, one from their community and one from their school
 Provide a written statement (maximum 500 words) describing:
o What lead them to their community service, volunteer activity, and/or leadership role
o What they learned from this involvement
o How these skills/experiences will benefit them in their chosen career path
Go to the following website to see more information about this award:
http://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/education-training/k-12/support/provincial-scholarships/bc-excellencescholarships
BEAVERLY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Beaverly Elementary School for a minimum of two years.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated involvement in extra-curricular
activities.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining extra-curricular activities must accompany application.
2015-2016
Page 33 of 66
BEV HOSKER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This awards was established by family and friends of Bev Hosker. Born in Fort St. John, Bev was a member of the
first ever female RCMP troop. She went on to serve 24 years with the RCMP throughout British Columbia. Bev was
in integral member of the District Parent Advisory Councils in both Quesnel and Prince George, and a tireless
advocate for the rights of students and parents. She was a particularly strong believer in the need to increase the
numbers of young women pursuing studies in math and science. This award will go to someone who embodies
Bev’s commitment to community and school and plans to pursue further studies in a mathematics related field.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to a female student who shows an aptitude for mathematics. Applicants must intend to pursue a
career in a mathematics related field (mathematics, finance, science).
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated leadership and involvement in school
and community activities. Demonstrated strong aptitude in mathematics.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining leadership and involvement in school and community activities
BLACKBURN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship was established in 1994 by the Blackburn family who arrived in the Pineview area in the 1920’s.
The Blackburn’s have always taken an active role in the community where the first log school was built on their
farm land. The award is intended to recognize and provide financial support to a student who attended Blackburn
Elementary, Giscome Elementary, Pineview Elementary, Buckhorn Elementary or Hixon Elementary School.
Number of Awards: 1
Amount of Each Award: Variable ($350.00 for the 2015/16 award year)
Eligibility: Open to students who attended one of these schools for 2 or more years: Blackburn, Giscome,
Pineview, Buckhorn, or Hixon Elementary.
Criteria: Demonstrated academic excellence and a strong involvement in their school and/or community.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining school/community involvement must accompany application.
BRIJ M. MADHOK, PRINCE GEORGE REGIONAL CORRECTIONAL CENTRE CRIMINOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP
This award was established in 1988 by the Hutda Lake Camp to provide financial assistance to a graduating student
who plans to pursue post-secondary education in the field of criminology.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who plan to enroll in a post-secondary educational institution in the field of
criminology.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated good character as evidenced by letters
of reference.
Special Condition: Dependents of Corrections staff are not disqualified. Letters of reference outlining character
2015-2016
Page 34 of 66
BRYAN JOHNSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship was established by the friends and family of Bryan Johnson, a Prince George businessman. He was
a very warm, friendly person with a tremendous zest for life. The purpose of this scholarship is to acknowledge
students who are self-motivated and who pursue excellence in their endeavors. Bryan’s untimely death occurred in
an avalanche while skiing on Mount Rider, February 4, 1995. He is sadly missed by his wife, family and friends.
Number of Awards: 1
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated leadership or involvement in
extracurricular and/or community activities.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining leadership and community involvement must accompany
application.
BUCKHORN COMMUNITY RECREATION COMMISSION SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who have attended Buckhorn Elementary School for a minimum of two years and have
shown an interest in promoting community programs.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated community service.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining community service must accompany application.
CALEDONIA NORDIC SKI CLUB SCHOLARSHIP
Sponsored by Nordics Forest Company which manages the ski club’s woodlot.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students currently enrolled in any secondary school participating in the District Awards
Program who is a current member in good standing of the Caledonia Nordic Ski Club and:
a) Has been an active member of a Caledonia Nordic Ski Challenge Group for at least their senior
years.
Or
b) Has been an active coach or instructor with the Caledonia Nordic Ski Club for at least their senior
years.
Or
c) Has been an active volunteer with the Caledonia Nordic Ski Club for at least their senior years.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Has been an active member of the Caledonia Nordic
Ski Club, as an athlete, coach/instructor, and/or volunteer for at least their senior years.
Special Conditions: Should there be no successful candidate, two scholarships may be offered in the following
year. Candidate should describe in writing their involvement with the Caledonia Nordic Ski Club.
2015-2016
Page 35 of 66
CHINESE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
The Chinese Benevolent Society Scholarship was established as a District Award in 1983. It is given to a student of
Chinese descent who is a member of the Chinese Benevolent Association. The student’s school will receive a
trophy for that year.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend a school in the City of Prince George, and who are of Chinese descent or,
in the case of members of Canadian Chinese families, have at least one parent of Chinese descent. Students must
be a member of the Chinese Benevolent Association.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated involvement in assisting and organizing
Chinese Benevolent Association functions.
Special Condition: A letter of reference from the Chinese Benevolent Association Board of Directors outlining
involvement in assisting and organizing Chinese Benevolent Association functions must accompany application
CITY OF PRINCE GEORGE JUBILEE SCHOLARSHIP
These scholarships were established by the City of Prince George to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the
city.
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to students who attend a school in the City of Prince George.
Criteria: Demonstrated high academic achievement.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF PRINCE GEORGE LITERARY ARTS SCHOLARSHIP
The Prince George Community Arts Council established this award in 1990.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend school in Prince George and who intend to pursue a career or further
study in Literary Arts.
Criteria: Demonstrated high academic achievement, ability in and have a commitment to, the literary arts. Should
be prepared to talk about their literary arts experience and their plans to continue study or training in the literary
arts.
Special Condition: A selection of three pieces in the following categories: Fiction, Poetry, Drama, Non Fiction or
Children’s Literature, must accompany your application.
2015-2016
Page 36 of 66
COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF PRINCE GEORGE PERFORMING ARTS SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend school in Prince George and who intend to pursue a career or further
study in the Performing Arts.
Criteria: Demonstrated high academic achievement, ability in and have a commitment to, the performing arts. As
this is a performing arts award, applicants will prepare a presentation for a panel of judges. They should be
prepared to talk about their arts experience and their plans to continue study or training in the arts.
Special Condition: A selection of two video clips or YouTube links of you performing must accompany this
submission.
COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF PRINCE GEORGE VISUAL ARTS SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend school in Prince George who intend to pursue a career or further study in
the Visual Arts.
Criteria: Demonstrated high academic achievement, ability in and have a commitment to, the visual arts.
Special Condition: As this is a visual arts award, applicants will prepare and present a portfolio of their work to be
submitted with their application for a panel of judges. They should be prepared to talk about their arts experience
and their plans to continue study or training in the arts.
CUPE LOCAL 1048 CLOSED SCHOLARSHIP
Members of C.U.P.E. Local 1048 work for the City of Prince George.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend schools in the City of Prince George, and who are members or sons &
daughters of CUPE Local 1048 members.
Criteria: Demonstrated academic excellence. Demonstrated community involvement.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining community service must accompany application.
2015-2016
Page 37 of 66
CUPE LOCAL 3742 MEMBERSHIP BENEFIT CLOSED SCHOLARSHIP
Members of C.U.P.E, 3742 are support workers for School District No. 57.
Number of Awards: 2
3742.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement.
DISTRICT/AUTHORITY SCHOLARSHIPS (Previously called “Dogwood Award”)
The Government of BC will make available to graduating students of School District No. 57, scholarships each
valued at $1,250.00. Successful candidates are selected for excellence in their chosen area of interest or strength.
Number of Awards: 5,500 for the Province of BC
Amount of Each Award: $1,250 voucher
Eligibility: Open to students currently enrolled in any secondary school in School District No. 57 only (not SD93
Schools) who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents / landed immigrants and who fulfill graduation
requirements.
View information about this award at:
http://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/education-training/k-12/support/provincial-scholarships/districtauthority-scholarships
Criteria: To win a scholarship, a student must apply and:

Meet the basic eligibility requirements

Meet criteria determined by the local scholarship committee, which requires a student to demonstrate
outstanding achievement in any of the following areas:
o
Indigenous Languages and Culture, demonstrated at school or in the community
o
Fine Arts (e.g., Visual Arts, Dance, Drama, Music)
o
Applied Skills (e.g., Business Ed, Technology Ed, Home Economics)
o
Physical Activity (e.g., Athletics, Dance, Gymnastics, not limited to Physical Education)
o
International Languages with Integrated Resource Packages (IRPs) or External Assessments,
including A.P. and I.B. courses
o
Community Service (Volunteer Activity), which includes demonstration of local and global issues
and cultural awareness
o
Technical and Trades Training (e.g., Carpentry, Automotive, Mechanics, Cook Training)

Fulfill the B.C. graduation requirements of either the 2004 Graduation Program or the Adult Graduation
Program by August 31st of the student’s graduating year

Have not previously received a District/Authority Award or a District/Authority Scholarship
Local scholarship committee criteria must ensure that winners have been cumulatively evaluated in the area of
achievement chosen for presentation to the committee, and satisfy other criteria which may include factors such
as attendance, punctuality, work habits and cooperation.
2015-2016
Page 38 of 66
Ministry guidelines for District/Authority Scholarship criteria and selection process are now available, as well
as a sample application package (DOCX) that districts/authorities may use or adapt for use. Students should not
use this package, it is a template for schools only.
A student can receive only one District/Authority Scholarship in their lifetime.
DON THORLAKSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This annual award was established in 1994 to honour the memory of Don Thorlakson, a well-respected teacher of
students in Special Education and English as a Second Language programs. This award is intended to provide
financial assistance to a graduating student who has been in English as a Second Language program. These are
endowed funds held by the Prince George Community Foundation.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who intend to pursue a career in human services including but not limited to: nursing,
education, social work, speech and language pathology, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and probation
officer. Preference will be given to applicants who have been in an English as a Second Language program.
Criteria: Demonstrated care and compassion by volunteering in the school or community and financial need.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining care and concern for others must accompany application. UNBC
will provide matching support in the amount of a $1000 tuition waiver for the recipient.
ECOLE HEATHER PARK PAC SCHOLARSHIP
This award was established in 2006 by the Heather Park Parent Advisory Council.
Number of Awards: 2
Amount of each award: $500.00
Eligibility: Open to students who have attended Heather Park Middle School for a minimum of 1 year.
activities.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining involvement in extra-curricular activities must accompany
application.
EDGEWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who have attended Edgewood or North Nechako Elementary Schools for a minimum
of two years.
2015-2016
Page 39 of 66
ELIZABETH ANN MCQUARRIE SIDDALL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship has been established to honour the memory of Bet Siddall, who worked in School District No.57
from 1966 to 1988. This award honours Mrs. Siddall for her outstanding contribution to education as teacher and
principal; it recognizes her belief in the importance of education as the means by which each individual might
strive to realize his or her potential.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who have attended Hart Highlands, Peden Hill or Harwin Elementary Schools for a
minimum of 2 years.
ERIN BEHNSEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This award was established in 1987 in memory of Erin Behnsen, the infant daughter of Gerry and Faye Behnsen.
The death of a child represents the loss of potential. This award has been established to augment the potential of a
grade 12 graduate from School District No. 57, who plans to enter either a General Nursing Diploma Program or
Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program.
Number of Awards: 1
Amount of Each Award: 150.00
Eligibility: Open to students who indicate an intention to enroll in a recognized General Nursing Diploma Program
or a Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrate involvement in school and/or
community affairs.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining involvement in school and/or community affairs must accompany
application. Recipient of this award must provide proof of registration in a recognized nursing program.
GORDON BALLANTYNE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship has been established by School District No. 57 to honour the memory of Gordon Ballantyne for his
outstanding contribution to education as a teacher, principal and district administrator and in recognition of his
love for the English language. The purpose of this award is to provide financial support to students who have
demonstrated excellence in their knowledge and use of the English language.
Number of Awards: 1
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Has achieved the highest composite mark in English
12 and English Literature 12.
2015-2016
Page 40 of 66
HAROLD MOFFAT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This award is being distributed in memory of Harold Moffat. Harold actively pursued the development of postsecondary education in Prince George.
This award is given to graduating students who intend to pursue a post-secondary education at UNBC.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to all students who attend school in School District No. 57.
Criteria: Demonstrate high level of academic achievement in both Grade 11 and Grade 12.
Special Conditions: Selection preference will be given to sons, daughters, grandsons or granddaughters of current
or past employees of the Northern Hardware. A letter from the management of the Northern verifying
employment must accompany this application. In the event that no preferred applicant is available, the award will
be distributed to the next deserving candidate.
A letter of reference that testifies to the applicant’s character including traits of honesty, integrity, punctuality and
a commitment to hard work must accompany this application.
HARRIS & COMPANY LAW SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who excelled in Law 12 and plan to pursue a career in Law.
HART HIGHLANDS PAC SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who have attended Hart Highlands Elementary School for a minimum of 2 years.
activities.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining involvement in extra-curricular activities must accompany
application.
2015-2016
Page 41 of 66
HO DUZ 'EH UN'ET LHAOODUSLA ABORIGINAL STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP
Translation: “I completed my learning”
This award is presented to a self-identified Aboriginal Student from School District No. 57, pursuing post-secondary
education in the current year of Graduation.
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to students who are a self-identified Aboriginal Student from School District No. 57, pursuing postsecondary education in the current year of Graduation.
Criteria: The following must be submitted to the Aboriginal Education Department for review.
A 1 to 2 page summary of the following:
1. Tell us about where you were born, where you grew up and your community.
2. Tell us about your future career goals.
3. Tell us about how you participate in the Aboriginal community either academically, culturally or both.
Selection Process: Selected by the Aboriginal Education Department
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Immaculate Conception School for a minimum of two years.
activities and/or community service.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining involvement in extra-curricular activities and/or community
service must accompany application. Selection of recipient is subject to the approval of the donor.
INDUSTRIAL FORESTRY SERVICE LTD SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend school in the City of Prince George, and who intend to enter first year
science at a university or college with the intention of subsequently entering a university Faculty of Forestry.
2015-2016
Page 42 of 66
INTEGRIS CREDIT UNION SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 2
Amount of Each Award: $1000.00 with an opportunity to interview for employment at Integris Credit Union for
the summer months in the year in which the award is received.
Eligibility: Open to students who attend school in the City of Prince George. Applicants must be either members of
or are sons or daughters of members of Integris Credit Union. Applicants must intend to pursue a career in finance,
economics, technology or marketing.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated leadership or involvement in
extracurricular and/or community activities.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining leadership and community involvement must accompany
application.
JENNIFER HARTLEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This award was established by Canadian Forest Products Ltd., North Central Plywood to honour the Memory of a
co-worker, Jennifer Hartley.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students attending school in the City of Prince George, who are the son or daughter of a
Canfor/Canadian Forest Products Ltd. and/or Canfor Pulp and Paper Limited (CPLP) employee.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated involvement in school, community or
volunteer activities. Demonstrated commitment to self-improvement.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining involvement in school, community or volunteer activities must
accompany application. Two letters of reference from school district personnel or other involved adults outlining
commitment to self-improvement must accompany application.
Awardees agree to provide the donor with a brief biography outlining how they have benefitted from the
scholarship. The biography should include: the winner’s full name, a recent photo, name of graduating high school,
post-secondary education plans and career goals. The winner’s biography should be sent to the donor at:
Stephanie Sengara
Communications Assistant, Public Affairs and Corporate Communications
Canadian Forest Products Ltd.
100-1700 West 75th Ave.
Vancouver, B.C. V6P 6G2
www.canfor.com
Stephanie.Sengara@canfor.com
*Note that the biography will not be evaluated as a criterion for selection.
2015-2016
Page 43 of 66
JOHN STEVENS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship recognizes the many contributions made by John Stevens to public education in Prince George.
During his career, John served School District No. 57 (Prince George) as a teacher, principal and assistant
superintendent. After his retirement, John continued his interest and support of public education through the
Education Heritage Committee of the Prince George Retired Teachers' Association and the Springboard to Success
Scholarship Committee partnership between the school district and the Prince George Community Foundation.
John was a positive man who looked for the best in everyone he met and everything he did. His family and friends
established this award in his memory in 2012.
Number of Awards: 1
Criteria: Demonstrated academic achievement of 73% or greater. Demonstrated strong school service and
leadership. Demonstrated involvement in school sports and/or clubs.
Special Conditions: This award recognizes well-rounded deserving students who have demonstrated strong school
service and leadership, maintained an overall average of at least 73% through their Grade 11 and 12 courses, as
well as participated in school athletics and/or clubs. A letter of reference outlining school participation must
JUNE ELIZABETH WADE MYTTING SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship was established by June Elizabeth Wade Mytting from the proceeds of her published works, to
assist a graduating student proceeding on to post-secondary education in teaching or journalism. The scholarship
purpose is to acknowledge students who are self-motivated and who pursue excellence in their endeavors. Mrs.
Mytting died on July 26, 1986, of cancer. She will be missed by family, friends and fans.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend school in the City of Prince George and intend to pursue a career in
teaching or journalism.
KEN LUTTRELL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The Kiwanis Club of Prince George has established a memorial trust fund to honour the memory of Ken Luttrell for
his outstanding service to the Prince George community. Mr. Luttrell was a 30-year charter member of the Kiwanis
Club of Prince George.
Number of Awards: 1
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated outstanding citizenship qualities.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining citizenship qualities must accompany application.
2015-2016
Page 44 of 66
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 5246 (PRINCE GEORGE) CLOSED SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to students who are a Knight or son, daughter or grandchild of a member in good standing of the
Knights of Columbus Council 5246 (Prince George). Recipients must attend a post-secondary school in British
Columbia.
Special Conditions: Selection of the recipient is subject to the approval of the donor.
Recipients will not be eligible to receive more than one of the Knights of Columbus Council 5246 (Prince George)
scholarships.
LO ELLIOTT ORTHODONTICS CLOSED SCHOLARSHIP
This Scholarship has been established by Dr. Francine Lo and Dr. Robert Elliott. They are certified specialists in
orthodontics located in Prince George with deep roots in the community.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who are past or present full orthodontic treatment patients (except Mackenzie
students). Provide proof of orthodontic work.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated involvement in school activities and/or
extracurricular activities either at school or in the community.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining involvement in school activities and/or extracurricular activities
either at school or in the community must accompany application.
MULTICULTURAL HERITAGE SOCIETY OF PRINCE GEORGE SCHOLARSHIP
These are endowed funds held by the Prince George Community Foundation.
Number of Awards: 2
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated leadership or participation in
community and/or school activities. Recipients must use this award to enroll at the University of Northern BC or
the College of New Caledonia.
Special Conditions: Applicants must submit a short essay between 300 to 500 words on the following topic:
*How are the many cultures in this society of value to our community?
A letter of reference outlining leadership or participation in community and/or school activities must accompany
application.
The award is conditional on enrollment in a full time program at either the University of Northern BC or the College
of New Caledonia in the fall of the year after the award is granted.
2015-2016
Page 45 of 66
MUSIC TEACHERS’ SINGFEST SCHOLARSHIP
This award was established in 1988 at the initiative of School District No. 57 Music Teachers and the Singfest
Committee.
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to students who plan to register in a music program.
Criteria: Demonstrate a high level of academic achievement. Demonstrate involvement and achievement in music.
This involvement can be in the school and/or community.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining involvement and achievement in Music must accompany
application.
A record of marks in music must accompany application.
NUKKO LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP
This award, established in 1998 by the Parent Advisory Council.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Nukko Lake Elementary School for two or more years.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated community and/or school involvement.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining community and/or school involvement must accompany
application.
The award is conditional on enrollment in any program that is six months or longer in duration.
2015-2016
Page 46 of 66
PATHWAY TO TEACHER EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
The Pathway to Teacher Education Scholarship (PTES) is awarded to 20 outstanding high school
graduates who have demonstrated a commitment and aptitude for a career path in K-12 teaching. Each recipient
will receive a $5,000 scholarship voucher to use towards tuition in their teaching program at a designated BC postsecondary institution.
A student cannot win both a Pathway to Teacher Education Scholarship and a BC Excellence Scholarship.
To apply, please complete an application form and submit it to us along with all required documents by March 31,
2016.
Eligibility
A student applying for this scholarship must meet basic eligibility requirements and be:
 In their graduation year with graduation to occur by August 31
 Eligible for a B.C. Certificate of Graduation (Dogwood Diploma)
Selection Criteria for Applicants
We’re looking for applicants who are:
 Maintaining a ‘B’ average (73% or above) in all Grade 11 and 12 courses required for graduation
 with no more than one Grade 12 mark at a ‘C+’ level (67% or above)
 Showing evidence of commitment and aptitude for a teaching career in the K-12 system
Selection of winners will be finalized by August 31st and vouchers will be mailed to winners’ addresses on record
in the first week of September.
The vouchers can be redeemed when the student is registered and attending an approved teacher
education program at one of the following nine Faculties of Education:
 Simon Fraser University
 Trinity Western University
 Thompson Rivers University
 University of the Fraser Valley
 University of British Columbia
 University of British Columbia – Okanagan
 University of Northern British Columbia
 University of Victoria
 Vancouver Island University
Students must redeem their voucher within 7 years of their high school graduation (expiry date is on the voucher).
When you submit your application, make sure you include:
 Two references – one from a community person and one from someone at your school
 A resume
 A written response that outlines why you want to be a teacher
Application form and more information is available online at
http://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/education-training/k-12/support/provincial-scholarships/pathway-toteacher-education-scholarship
2015-2016
Page 47 of 66
P.G. & DISTRICT MUSIC FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
This award was established in 2007 by the Prince George and District Music Festival Association.
Number of Awards: 1
Amount of award: $500.00
Eligibility: Open to students in School District 57 who have competed in the Prince George and District Music
Festival and who intend to register in a full program of study in Music or Musical Theatre at a recognized postsecondary educational institution.
Criteria: Demonstrate a high level of academic achievement. Demonstrate involvement and achievement in music.
The applicant must have achieved honours level or higher at the Prince George and District Music Festival within
the last 3 years.
Selection Process: District Awards Committee
Special condition: Letter of reference outlining involvement and achievement in music and participation in the
Prince George and District Music Festival. Include record of music examinations if available. It is mandatory that
the recipient be registered in a Music or Musical Theatre program before he/she can claim the award money.
The award must be claimed within 2 years following graduation from high school.
P.G. CITIZEN DEL LAVERDURE EMPLOYEE SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to sons or daughters of the Citizen Newspaper Employees.
Criteria: Demonstrate a high level of academic achievement. Demonstrate active involvement in extracurricular
activities.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining active involvement in extracurricular activities must accompany
application.
P.G. CITIZEN NEWSPAPER CARRIER SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 2
Eligibility: Open to students who have been a carrier of the Prince George Citizen Newspaper for 2 years.
Criteria: Demonstrate a high level of academic achievement. Demonstrate active involvement in extracurricular
activities.
application.
2015-2016
Page 48 of 66
P.G. DISTRICT TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION MAJOR SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: : The P.G.D.T.A. shall make available annually one major scholarship which shall be awarded to a
student graduating from a School district #57 secondary school who expresses the desire to enter the teaching
profession.
Criteria: i) The candidate must indicate a serious intent to enroll in either a College of Education, or in a
university programme leading to a teaching career in the public school system
ii) The candidate must show a high level of academic achievement over the two senior years of
secondary education.
P.G. DISTRICT TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION MINOR SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 8
Eligibility: The P.G.D.T.A. shall make available annually eight scholarships. One scholarship shall be awarded to a
student from each of the secondary schools in School District No.57 which register
grade twelve students provided that there are qualified candidates. If there are no candidates from one or more
of the schools, or if a school’s candidates are deemed ineligible either through insufficient qualifications or failure
to meet the eligibility criteria, then those awards shall be made available at large.
Criteria: i) The candidate must show a high level of academic achievement in the final year of
secondary education.
ii) The candidate must be a child or a grandchild of a current or past PGDTA member.
P.G. HINDU CULTURAL SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP
The Prince George Hindu Cultural Society Scholarship was established in 1986.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend schools in the City of Prince George and who are of Hindu religion.
Criteria: Demonstrate a high level of academic achievement. Demonstrate involvement in school and community
activities.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining involvement in school and community activities must
The award donor will approve the final selection of the recipient.
2015-2016
Page 49 of 66
P.G. MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 2 (One award to go to a male, one award to go to a female.)
Eligibility: Open to students who participated as a player for the Prince George Minor Hockey Association in the
current season.
Criteria: Demonstrate a high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated leadership skills and/or school
involvement.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining leadership activities and/or school involvement must accompany
application.
P.G. PRINCIPALS’ & VICE PRINCIPALS’ CLOSED SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship has been established by the Prince George Administrators’ Association (School District No. 57).
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who are the son or daughter of a Prince George Administrators’ Association member.
Criteria: Demonstrate a high level of academic achievement over the two years of secondary education.
Demonstrate active involvement in his or her school and community.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining applicant’s involvement in his or her school and community must
P.G. PRINCIPALS’ & VICE PRINCIPALS’ OPEN SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship has been established by the Prince George Administrators’ Association (School District No. 57).
Number of Awards: 1
Criteria: Demonstrate a high level of academic achievement. Demonstrate active involvement in his or her school
and community.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining applicant’s involvement in his or her school and community must
P.G. YOUTH BASEBALL SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who are active players with Prince George Youth Baseball.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrate involvement in Prince George Youth
Baseball Association.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining involvement in the Prince George Youth Baseball Association
2015-2016
Page 50 of 66
PEROXYCHEM CANADA SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards:
1
Criteria: Demonstrate a high level of academic achievement. Demonstrate community involvement and be a wellrounded individual.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining community involvement and being a well-rounded individual
POZER FAMILY ENDOWMENT FUND
The Pozer Family established a new family fund with the Prince George Community Foundation in 2004 with the
first award given to a student in June 2006. This award will be given to students who are intending to pursue a
career in music.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to all students who will use this award to pursue a career in music.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrate involvement and achievement in
music. This involvement can be in the school and/or community.
Special conditions: A letter of reference outlining active involvement in music in the school and/or community.
PRINCE GEORGE RETIRED TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION OPEN SCHOLARSHIP
This is a new award established in 2014
Number of Awards: 1
Criteria: Demonstrated excellence in academic achievement. In the event of a tie, financial need should be
considered.
2015-2016
Page 51 of 66
PRINCE OF WALES SCHOLARSHIP
A perpetual scholarship was established in 1986 to commemorate the visit to Prince George of their Royal
Highnesses, the Prince and Princess of Wales. These are endowed funds held by the Prince George Community
Foundation.
Number of Awards: 1
Criteria: Demonstrate a high record of academic achievement in both Grade 11 and Grade 12. Demonstrate
outstanding citizenship as evidenced by their involvement in school and community activities. Demonstrate
involvement /achievement in Art, Dance, Drama, Music, and Speech Arts in school or community.
Special Conditions: Preference will be given to those students who provide a minimum of one and not more than
three testimonial letters, record of marks or other support material substantiating each of the three areas of
achievement:
a) Citizenship in school and community
b) Involvement and achievement in Art, Dance, Drama, Music or Speech Arts
c) Academic achievement
Support letters are expected to be very specific to each of the areas of achievement.
The University of Northern British Columbia also agrees to match the $2,500 (tuition waiver) for this award upon
the recipients’ enrollment and attendance in any UNBC program.
QUINSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP
This award is sponsored by the Quinson Parent Advisory Council.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who have attended Quinson Elementary for a minimum of two years.
Criteria: Demonstrate a high level of academic achievement. Demonstrate involvement in extracurricular activities.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining involvement in extracurricular activities must accompany
application. In the event of a tie, preference will be given to the candidate with involvement in extracurricular
activities in Grades 11 and 12.
52 of 66
RALPH SCOTT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Ralph Scott was a well-respected member of the Prince George community. He appreciated the value of education
but was also aware of the need for practical knowledge. This award was established in 2000 in his honour.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who intend to pursue their education in a trade’s field.
Special Conditions: Recipients must intend to pursue education in the Trades and plan to enroll in apprenticeship
training (recognized and licensed under the BC Trade Schools Act).
RON BRENT ELEMENTARY SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Ron Brent for a minimum of two years.
Special Condition: Recipient must intend to pursue education in any one of the following areas: technical,
vocational, apprenticeship training (recognized & licensed under the BC Trade Schools Act.), university or college
studies.
SAM LEVERMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Sam Leverman was a student of Vanway Elementary School. He died at the age of 12 in 1999. This award was
offered for the first time in the 2004.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Vanway Elementary school for a minimum of two years and was on the
Honour Roll in Grade 7.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement and ability to achieve academic goals.
Special Conditions: Proof of Grade 7 Honour Roll standing must accompany the application.
53 of 66
SOUTH BOWL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who have attended Westwood Elementary, Pinewood Elementary, Van Bien
Elementary and/or Peden Hill Elementary Schools for two years.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level academic achievement. Demonstrated community and/or school involvement.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining community and/or school involvement must accompany
application. The award is conditional on enrollment in any program that is six month or longer in duration.
SPRINGBOARD TO SUCCESS SCHOLARSHIP
These are endowed funds held by the Prince George Community Foundation.
Number of Awards: 10 (2015/16 Season)
Amount of Each Award: $1,000 (2015/16 Season)
Criteria: Demonstrated academic achievement of 73% or greater. Demonstrated strong school service and
leadership. Demonstrated involvement in school sports and/or clubs.
Special Conditions: This award recognizes well-rounded deserving students who have demonstrated strong school
service and leadership, maintained an overall average of at least 73% through their Grade 11 and 12 courses, as
well as participated in school athletics and/or clubs. A letter of reference outlining school participation must
The College of New Caledonia agrees to match the $1000.00 (tuition waiver) for each of these awards upon the
recipients’ enrollment and attendance in any CNC Program at any of the College’s campuses. The University of
Northern British Columbia also agrees to match the $1000.00 (tuition waiver) for each of these awards upon the
recipients’ enrollment and attendance in any UNBC program.
TANJA VOHAR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This award was established by family, friends and co-workers to honour the memory of Tanja Vohar. Tanja was
born and raised in Prince George, completing her elementary school years at Pineview Elementary and graduating
from Prince George Secondary School.
Tanja was a kind, gentle person, quick to provide a smile and a helping hand. She was an inspiration to all who
knew her.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who have attended Pineview Elementary School for two years or more.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated involvement in school, community or
volunteer activities.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining involvement in school, community or volunteer activities, must
54 of 66
UNIFOR BILL HICKEY LOCAL 603 CLOSED SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who are sons, daughters, grandsons and granddaughters of active and retired
members in good standing with CEP Bill Hickey Local 603.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Students must possess a C+ or better average.
Special Condition: Recipient must intend to pursue education in any of the following areas: Technical, Vocational,
Apprenticeship Training (recognized and licensed under the BC Trade Schools Act), College or University Program
outlining commitment to self-improvement. This award must be claimed within two years.
UNITED STEELWORKERS LOCAL 1-424 SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students attending school in the City of Prince George, who are a member, or a son or daughter
of a member, or son or daughter of a retired or deceased member (as per the National Constitution at the time of
death) or legal ward or annuitant of a member of United Steelworkers, Local 1-424.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated leadership or participation in
community and/or school events.
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining applicant’s leadership/participation must accompany
application. The selection of the recipient is subject to the approval of the donor.
WALLY WEST AWARD
This award is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Prince George (downtown) in honour of Wally West, a noted
photographer and a Rotary Club member since 1948.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend school in the City of Prince George. Preference will be given to students
pursuing a career or further study in visual arts. (If no suitable candidate, this will be awarded on the same terms
as a Rotary Club of Prince George Scholarship.)
Criteria: Demonstrated a high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated ability in Visual Arts preferably in the
field of photography.
Special Conditions: Provide proof of registration in a full-time program at an established college, institute,
university, or other recognized post-secondary institution in the Visual Arts. An active interest in photography
would be an asset. A letter of reference from a secondary school visual arts teacher must accompany application.
This award is paid by the donor.
55 of 66
YELLOWHEAD ROAD & BRIDGE (FORT GEORGE) LTD. SCHOLARSHIP
These awards are offered by Yellowhead Road and Bridge (Fort George) Ltd.
Number of Awards: 6
Eligibility: One scholarship per school in School District No. 57 and Mackenzie.
Criteria: Demonstrated a high level of academic achievement. Demonstrate leadership, citizenship and
involvement in school or community activities. Demonstrate tenacity, effort, and attitude.
Special Condition: These awards are intended for students who prove to be hard-working, all-round citizens with
good leadership qualities rather than those with the highest academic standing.
A letter of reference outlining leadership, citizenship and community activities must accompany application.
A letter of reference outlining tenacity, effort, and attitude must accompany application.
56 of 66
SCHOOL SPECIFIC AWARDS
COLLEGE HEIGHTS SECONDARY SCHOOL
CODY TUFFNELL MEMORIAL BOOK AWARD
Number of Awards: Variable
Eligibility: Open to students enrolled in Grade Nine at College Heights Secondary School.
Criteria: The award will be based upon athletic and academic achievement of a Grade Nine student.
Selection Process: Selected by the College Heights Secondary School Grade Nine teachers.
Special Condition: This award is paid directly by College Heights Secondary
MARTIN NYLUND MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This award is established in memory of Martin Nylund who was a student at College Heights Secondary. Martin is
remembered for his keen interest in automotive mechanics and athletics and his wonderful sense of humour. This
award is available annually to a Grade 12 student who intends to pursue post-secondary training in the vocational,
technical, or trades related areas.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Student must demonstrate satisfactory academic achievement. Student should have taken a variety of
shop courses. Student must submit proof of registration in a recognized program leading to a diploma or
certification in a trade’s related field.
Selection Process: Selected by the College Heights Secondary School Awards Committee.
P.G. MEDICAL STAFF SCHOLARSHIP
This award was established in 2012 by the physicians of the medical staff at the University Hospital of Northern
B.C. to provide financial assistance to a graduating student who plans to pursue post-secondary education in the
medical field.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend the Centre for Learning Alternatives, College Heights Secondary, Duchess
Park Secondary, D.P. Todd Secondary, Kelly Road Secondary, and Prince George Secondary who intend to pursue a
career in the medical field. (One student will be chosen at each school.)
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement.
Selection Process: Selected by the College Heights Awards Committee
Special Condition: Applicants must be entering post-secondary education in a medical field which includes:
medicine, nursing (including licensed practical nursing), physiotherapy, occupational therapy, lab technology, x-ray
technology, dietician, speech therapy and/or another medically allied field.
57 of 66
CONTINUING EDUCATION
medical field.
Number of Awards: 1
Selection Process: Selected by School Awards Committee
technology, dietician, speech therapy, and/or another medically allied field.
58 of 66
D.P. TODD SECONDARY SCHOOL
D.P. TODD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend D.P. Todd Secondary School.
Criteria: A promising student with a strong academic commitment who is involved with the school/community
and expresses a desire for a teaching career.
Selection Process: Selected by the D.P. Todd Awards Committee
MICKEY MORAN SCHOLARSHIP
Mickey Moran, QC, was a highly respected BC lawyer. He believed in the pursuit of a well-rounded education and
the importance of utilizing opportunities to fulfill one’s potential. As a testament to Mickey Moran and his ideals,
the Moran family has established a memorial scholarship in his name.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend D.P. Todd Secondary.
Criteria: Demonstrate a high level of academic achievement and superior achievement in 3 out of 4 of the
following subjects: Law 12, History 12, French 12, and English Literature 12.
Special Condition: Two letters of reference outlining active involvement in extra-curricular activities, leadership
and citizenship must accompany application.
medical field.
Number of Awards: 1
technology, dietician, speech therapy, and/or another medically allied field.
59 of 66
DUCHESS PARK SECONDARY SCHOOL
DONALD W. YIP MEMORIAL BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend and graduate from Duchess Park Secondary School.
Criteria: Demonstrate satisfactory academic achievement over the last two years of secondary education, financial
need, and ability to achieve educational goals.
Selection Process: Selected by the Duchess Park Secondary School Awards Committee
GRAEME & KATIE WILLIAMS MEMORIAL BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Amount of Each Award: Variable ($500 for 2015/16)
Eligibility: Open to students who attend and graduate from Duchess Park Secondary.
Selection Process: Selected by the Duchess Park Awards Committee
JOSHUA ABLETT MEMORIAL BURSARY
This bursary was established in 2007 to honour Joshua Ablett. Josh graduated from Duchess Park Secondary
School in 2003. Josh was a good student, a good friend, and role model to those who knew him. Josh started at
the College of New Caledonia in the Criminology program in September 2004. This award is intended for a
graduating student at Duchess Park Secondary School.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Duchess Park Secondary for a minimum of 3 years.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining strong moral character and a positive role model within the
school and community.
60 of 66
medical field.
Number of Awards: 1
SARAH KELLY MEMORIAL BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attended Duchess Park Secondary
Criteria: Demonstrated satisfactory academic achievement
Special Condition: Preference will be given to students who are involved in sports at school or in the community.
61 of 66
KELLY ROAD SECONDARY SCHOOL
JOHN IRELAND MEMORIAL BURSARY
This bursary has been established to honour the memory of John Ireland who was a long time math instructor with
School District No. 57.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who are currently attending Kelly Road Secondary School. Preference will be given to
students enrolled in a senior math class who have struggled with math and have worked hard to bring up their
grades.
Selection Process: Selected by Kelly Road School Awards Committee
JUDI DUNNET MEMORIAL BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Students must attend Kelly Road Secondary for at least two years, including graduation year.
Criteria: Applicants must have fulfilled graduation requirements after successful completion of the Alternate
Education program at Kelly Road Secondary. Applicants are expected to enroll in a post-secondary training or
educational program in the fall of the year in which the award is granted. Deferral may be granted for one year
upon written request.
Selection Process: Selected by the Kelly Road Awards Committee
MARK SWIFT GRADUATION BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Students must attend Kelly Road Secondary.
NECHAKO MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION BURSARY
Number of Awards: 2 (one male & one female)
Eligibility: Students must attend Kelly Road Secondary.
62 of 66
medical field.
Number of Awards: 1
63 of 66
MACKENZIE SECONDARY SCHOOL
BARB DAHL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend Mackenzie Secondary School.
Criteria: Students must be proceeding to further education at a recognized college, university, or
technical/vocational school. This award is based on scholastic achievement. Students must have attended
Mackenzie Secondary School for at least grades 11 and 12 and have a GPA no lower than 3.5, Canadian Citizenship,
as well as proof of acceptance, and registration at a recognized post-secondary institution must be given. This
scholarship must be committed by the upcoming September. An alternate who can meet the criteria may be
substituted in the event that the winner is unable to use this award. In the event of a tie, the scholarship
committee will select the deserving student based on the academic record of the previous two years.
Selection Process: Selected by the Mackenzie Awards Committee
COMMUNICATION ENERGY & PAPERWORKERS LOCAL 1092/402 BURSARY
Number of Awards: 4
Eligibility: Open to graduating students who attend Mackenzie Secondary School.
Criteria: Demonstrate satisfactory academic achievement.
Special Conditions: Submit letters of recommendation from community groups, teachers, coaches, or supervisors.
Submit an essay of why the student picked the career path he/she has chosen and what the student sees
themselves doing in the future for a career in their field of studies. Students will have three years to claim this
award.
JOSHLYN MCDONALD MEMORIAL BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend Mackenzie Secondary School
Criteria: Demonstrate satisfactory academic achievement, leadership, and participation in community and/or
extra-curricular events. Preference will be given to applicants who intend to further their education in the field of
music or fashion design.
Selection Process: Selected by the Mackenzie Secondary Awards Committee
64 of 66
LO ELLIOTT ORTHODONTICS CLOSED SCHOLARSHIP - MACKENZIE
This Scholarship has been established by Dr. Francine Lo and Dr. Robert Elliott in memory of Ian Potvin and Leslie
Avery.
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who are past or present full orthodontic treatment patients and who attend
Mackenzie Secondary School.
Criteria: Demonstrated high level of academic achievement. Demonstrated involvement in school activities and/or
extracurricular activities either at school or in the community.
Special Condition: A letter of reference outlining involvement in school activities and/or extracurricular activities
either at school or in the community must accompany application. Provide proof of orthodontic work.
MACKENZIE ADMINISTRATORS’ BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend Mackenzie Secondary School
MACKENZIE CATHOLIC MEN’S CLUB BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who have attended Mackenzie Secondary School for at least three years, and who will
proceed to further education at a recognized college, university, or technical/vocational school.
Criteria: Demonstrate satisfactory academic achievement with a minimum 70% average and who is from a one
income family
Special Conditions: Preference will be given to students who are involved in church or community activities.
Student must have an excellent attendance and attitude. This bursary must be committed by the upcoming
September.
65 of 66
PRINCE GEORGE SECONDARY SCHOOL
CINDY DEKKER SCHOLARSHIP
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend Prince George Secondary School
Criteria: Demonstrated a high level of academic achievement. Demonstrate active involvement in school and
community
Selection Process: Selected by the Prince George Secondary Awards Committee
NORTHERN BC MINOR ROLLER HOCKEY ASSOCIATION BURSARY
Number of Awards: 1
Eligibility: Open to students who attend Prince George Secondary School
Special Conditions: A letter of reference outlining active involvement in sports with preference going to roller
hockey or ice hockey
medical field.
Number of Awards: 1
66 of 66

School District No. 57 District Awards Program

Transcription

Similar documents

Layout 1 (Page 1)

Sunday Brunch 2016

S.D. MYERS v. CANADA

METRODOME LEISURE COMPLEX BARNSLEY WIN

Sophisticated Green Building Design

The Houston Northwest Chamber of Commerce January Luncheon

Heat Trace Website article: Dee 106.3 Local Hero Awards In the

Make any occasion STYLISH.

Path Breaker Award 2014

View Profile - Insomnia Events