| Melba Sadler Graduate
Scholarship in Art and Design
Endowed by Gerald W Sadler in memory
of his wife Melba
Value: $12,400
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a full-time
student in a graduate degree program in the Fine Arts (Painting,
Drawing, Sculpture, Photography, and Printmaking). Selection will
be made on the basis of academic merit, creativity, and imaginative
ability in art. The award may be renewed up to a maximum of one
time.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Art and Design.
Melba Sadler Graduate Scholarship in Classics
Endowed by Gerald W Sadler in memory
of his wife Melba
Value: $12,400
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a full-time
student in a master's or doctoral program in Classics. Selection
will be made on the basis of academic merit, creativity, and intellectual
curiosity. The award may be renewed up to a maximum of one time.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of History and Classics.
Melba Sadler Graduate Scholarship in Education
Endowed by Gerald W Sadler in memory
of his wife Melba
Value: $12,400
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a full-time
student in a master's or doctoral program. The award shall be tenured
in the Department of Secondary Education in odd-numbered years,
and in the Department of Educational Policy Studies in even-numbered
years. Selection will be made on the basis of academic merit, ability,
and intellectual curiosity.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Secondary Education or the Department of Educational
Policy Studies.
Sadler Graduate Scholarship in Mechanical
Engineering
Endowed by Gerald W Sadler, Professor
Emeritus in Mechanical Engineering
Value: $12,400
Eligibility: Awarded annually to three
full-time students in master’s or doctoral programs in Mechanical
Engineering. Selection will be made on the basis of academic merit,
creativity, and intellectual curiosity. The award may be renewed
up to a maximum of one time.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Mechanical Engineering.
Marcel Sale Memorial MBA Natural Resources
and Energy
Graduate Scholarship
Funded by Department of Energy, Alberta
Government in memory of Marcel Sale to recognize his important and
long-standing contribution over the years to the Government of Alberta’s
Department of Energy
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to a student enrolled full-time in the Natural Resources and Energy
specialization of the first year of the MBA degree program. Recipients
will be selected on the basis of academic performance, work experience
prior to entering the program, and GMAT scores.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
School of Business.
Jeffrey R Sampson Memorial Graduate Prize
Endowed by friends of the late Jeffrey
R Sampson, former professor of Computing Science
Value: $1,150
Eligibility: Awarded to a full-time student in a graduate degree program in Computing Science who has achieved the highest grade point average at the end of the first year based on at least three graduate courses, excluding CMPUT 603. In the case of a tie, the overall academic record will be considered. Preference will be given to a student who is not receiving other departmental awards concurrently.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Computing Science.
Dianne Samson Graduate Student Travel Award
Endowed by family and friends of the
late Dianne Samson
Value: $1,500
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a full-time
student registered in a graduate degree program in the Department
of History and Classics who is working in any area of history other
than classical history. The award is to provide travel funds to
visit archives, libraries, or other research centres.
Application: Eligible students should
submit a written proposal and budget justifying their travel plans
to the Graduate Advisor, Department of History and Classics.
Dr John Samuel Memorial Graduate Scholarship
Endowed by the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences and colleagues of the late Dr John Samuel, professor and scientist from
1985 to 2007
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student registered full-time in a graduate degree program in the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences on the basis of superior academic standing and scholarly achievement. Preference will be given to a student with teaching experience who has made a contribution to the Pharmacy Graduate Student Association.
Application: There is no application form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Thelma R Scambler Scholarship
Endowed by the family, friends and colleagues
of Thelma R Scambler
Value: $1,900
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student
registered in a graduate degree program related to gerontology or
geriatrics at the University of Alberta. Part-time students are
eligible for this award.
Application: There is no application
form; the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research will request
one nomination from each eligible department. The Graduate Scholarship
Committee will make the final selection.
Deadline: September 15th for submission
of nominations from departments to the Faculty of Graduate Studies
and Research.
Christopher Scarfe Memorial Graduate Scholarship
in Geology
Endowed by the family, colleagues, and
friends of the late Dr Christopher Scarfe, in honor of his outstanding
contributions both to the University of Alberta and to the advancement
of knowledge in Petrology and Mineralogy
Value: $1,600
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student
entering or already enrolled in a graduate degree program in Petrology
and/or Mineralogy. The successful recipient will possess an outstanding
academic record, and exceptional research abilities, skills, and
potential. Should no suitable candidate from the area of Petrology
or Mineralogy be available in any given year, the department will
consider individuals studying in other areas of Geology. Part-time
students are eligible for this award.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
John and Patricia Schlosser Environment Scholarship
Endowed by colleagues and friends of
John L Schlosser, former Chair of the Board of Governors, University
of Alberta
Value: $7,800
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student
in a graduate degree program whose research, scholarship or creative
work is judged to be a most outstanding contribution to our understanding,
appreciation or amelioration of our earthly environment. If no suitable
candidate is available in any given year, the scholarship will not
be awarded.
Application: There is no application
form; the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research will request
one nomination from each eligible department. The Graduate Scholarship
Committee will make the final selection. Deadline: 1 June
for submission of nominations from departments to the Faculty of
Graduate Studies and Research.
Rodney E Schneck Prize in Organizational Analysis
Endowed by the colleagues and friends
of Rodney E Schneck in recognition of his outstanding leadership
as Dean of the Faculty of Business.
Value: $2,250
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student,
who is entering the second year of the MBA program in the Faculty
of Business, and who is working in Organizational Studies, Strategy
and Policy, or Human Resource Management. Applicants will be considered
primarily on the basis of superior academic achievement with consideration
also given to leadership qualities demonstrated through involvement
in extracurricular and community activities. Part-time students
are eligible for this award.
Application: Eligible students should
apply in writing to the Associate Dean, MBA Programs, 2-30 Business
Building by 30 May. A resume or curriculum vitae should be included.
Deadline: 30 May
School of Public Health Graduate Scholarship
Endowed by the School of Public Health
Value: $6,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a full-time student who has completed at least one full-time term in a Master of Public Health degree program in the School of Public Health on the basis of superior academic achievement (grade point average of 3.5 or greater), exemplary achievements, related experience and/or contributions to their field/community, academic unit and/or the School of Public Health. This scholarship may not be held concurrently with a major award (value of $13,000 or greater).
Application:
Eligible applicants must provide: 1) a short summary (no more than one page) which includes the applicant’s area of specialization, related academic background and achievements, related work and internship experience, and contributions to their field/community, academic unit and/or the School of public Health and 2) a current curriculum vitae. The academic unit must provide: 1) unofficial University of Alberta transcripts and 2) cumulative GPA on MPH. All documents must be received in the School of Public Health by the deadline of April 30.
JR Schrumm Memorial History Prize
Endowed by CUPE Broadcast Division Local
684, CBC staff and friends, History and Classics Department members,
Amisk Waskahegan Chapter Historical Society of Alberta
Value: $300
Eligibility: Awarded to the student in
the MA program in Canadian History who presents the best paper to
any graduate seminar in Canadian History. Part-time students are
eligible for this award.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of History and Classics.
Scotiabank Mexico Corporate Social Responsibility Award
Endowed by generous contributions of Scotiabank
Value: $500 - $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded to students with satisfactory academic standing pursuing *formal international study opportunities between Mexico and the Faculty of Agricultural, Life & Environmental Sciences (ALES), University of Alberta, with a preference for areas related to the broad principles outlined in the Scotiabank Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) framework (i.e. social, economic, environmental, and ethical responsibilities).
*Formal international study opportunities are those which involve students from ALES and/or students from partner institutions in Mexico pursuing an ALES approved study opportunity.
Application: Applicants must submit a brief formal request to the ALES Associate Dean, Academic. The request must include a description of the formal study opportunity, an estimated budget, and the expected benefit of such opportunity. In cases involving multiple participants, a single application may be submitted along with a list of participants. The competition will be open year round.
ScotiaMcLeod Scholarship
Endowed by ScotiaMcLeod
Value: $4,200
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student
of outstanding merit entering or already in the MBA program.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Faculty of Business.
Mary Alice Scott Prize
Funded by the Association of Professional
Librarians at the University of Alberta
Value: Variable; minimum $250
Eligibility: Awarded annually to an MLIS
student who has achieved high academic performance and demonstrates
professional potential.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
School of Library and Information Studies
Isobel Secord Graduate Scholarship
Endowed by the estate of the late Isobel
Secord
Value: $3,450
Eligibility: Awarded annually to two
students entering PhD programs in Nursing at the University of Alberta.
Selection will be made on the basis of superior academic and scholarly
achievement. Research potential and quality of published scholarly
works will also be considered. There are no citizenship restrictions.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Faculty of Nursing.
Pundit RD Sharma Memorial Graduate Award in
Mathematical and Statistical Sciences
Endowed by Mr Yogeshwar Sharma and Dr
Ambikeshwar Sharma in memory of the late Pundit RD Sharma
Value: $2,000
Eligibility: Awarded to three incoming
students registered in a graduate degree program in mathematics
in the Department of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences on the
basis of high academic standing. Part-time students are eligible
for this award.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences.
Donald A Shaw Memorial Graduate Scholarship
Endowed through a bequest from the estate
of Eva Bernice Heuer in memory of her brother, Donald A Shaw, who
received a BSc (Agriculture), 1951 and a MSc in Plant Science, 1953
from the University of Alberta
Value: $4,100
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to a student registered in a graduate degree program in the area
of Bioresource and Food Engineering or Land Reclamation and Remediation.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered jointly by Agricultural,
Food and Nutritional Science and Renewable Resources in the Faculty
of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sciences. One recommended
applicant will be forwarded to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and
Research.
Flore Shaw Graduate Scholarship in Music
Endowed by Dr Flore Shaw of Berwyn, Alberta
Value: $4,800
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a graduate
of the Master of Music program or the Master of Arts in Music program
of the University of Alberta, based on outstanding merit in studies
and strong potential ability for a professional career in music.
The award must be used toward further study either with a recognized
private teacher or at a recognized institution. The scholarship
is to be given as one award and may not be divided. Applicants may
apply only once.
Application: Applicants must apply in
writing to the Chair, Department of Music, 3-82 Fine Arts.
Deadline: 1 April
Shoppers Drug Mart Graduate Scholarship in
Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
Endowed by Shoppers Drug Mart
Value: $900
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to four students registered in a master’s or doctoral degree
program in Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. Recipients may
be nominated to hold the scholarship for a second year. Part-time
students are eligible for this award.
Application:
There is no application form; eligible students will be considered
automatically by Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Joan Shore Memorial Scholarship in Graduate
Studies
Endowed by the family and friends of
the late Joan Shore, a member of the University community from 1954
to 1984
Value: $5,700
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a full-time
student in a graduate degree program who best demonstrates academic
excellence in the Comparative Literature Program, Department of
English and Film Studies, or Department of History and Classics.
Application: There is no application
form; the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research will request
one nomination from each eligible department. The Graduate Scholarship
Committee will make the final selection.
Deadline: September 15th for submission
of nominations from departments to the Faculty of Graduate Studies
and Research.
Mary Shore Graduate Scholarship
Endowed by the late Mary Shore in memory
of her daughter Joan Shore
Value: $650
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student
in a graduate degree program who best demonstrates academic excellence
in the Comparative Literature Program, Department of English and
Film Studies, or Department of History and Classics. Part-time students
are eligible for this award.
Application: There is no application
form; the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research will request
one nomination from each eligible department. The Graduate Scholarship
Committee will make the final selection.
Deadline: September 15th for submission
of nominations from departments to the Faculty of Graduate Studies
and Research.
Bill Shostak Wildlife Award
Endowed by Bill Shostak
Value: $8,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a full-time
doctoral student at the University of Alberta to research the conservation
and management of fish and wildlife in any or all of the provinces
of Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan. Applicants must have
completed at least one year of a related PhD program at the University
of Alberta. Awarded on the basis of academic achievement and desire
to communicate effectively with the general public concerning the
results of fish and wildlife research and conservation. Preference
will be given to students whose program emphasizes the identification
and timely correction of problems affecting conservation and management
of fish and wildlife. Applicants must be Canadian citizens or permanent
residents.
Application: Eligible students should
contact their Department Chair in order to be considered for nomination.
Deadline: September 15th for submission
of nominations from Departments. Check with the Department for internal
deadline.
Dr Jane Silvius Graduate Scholarship in Child
Development
Endowed by The Alberta Child Development
Foundation
Value: $13,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to an outstanding full-time student entering or continuing in a
doctoral program in the Department of Psychology who is conducting
research on the social, cognitive, or biological factors that affect
or interfere with normal child development. Applicants may apply
in open competition for subsequent awards and may hold the award
for up to four years. A student who holds a full-time assistantship
or a major scholarship, as defined by the Graduate Scholarship Committee,
is not eligible to hold this award.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Psychology.
Harry Edward Sim Memorial Scholarship
Funded by the Alberta Masonry Institute,
the Masonry Contractors Association of Alberta, and Genstar Building
Materials in memory of Harry Edward Sim
Value: $1,700
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student
in a MSc or PhD program who is doing thesis work on a topic relating
to structural masonry. Part-time students are eligible for this
award.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
Ian Sim Memorial Graduate Scholarship
Endowed by the friends and family of the late Ian Sim
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student registered full-time in a graduate program in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta who is committed to pursuing life long learning to further their career. The recipient will be selected on the basis of superior academic achievement equivalent to a grade point average of 3.5 or greater on the University of Alberta grading scale. Preference will be given to a student who has obtained their undergraduate degree in Canada.
Application: Eligible students should submit a letter of application that demonstrates their recent commitments to lifelong learning, explains their lifelong learning philosophy as it relates to their career aspirations, and how those activities will enhance their skills as a practicing physical therapist. Letters of application should be submitted to the Chair, Department of Physical Therapy, 2-50 Corbett Hall, University of Alberta, T6G 2G4 by September 15th.
Robert Simonet Graduate Scholarship
Endowed by Lillian and Robert Simonet
Value: $3,200 (PhD); $2,800 (MSc)
Eligibility: Awarded annually to full-time
students in a graduate degree program in Agricultural, Food and
Nutritional Science (Horticulture) who have completed at least one
year of coursework and research toward an MSc or PhD degree. Applicants
must have high academic standing and well-defined thesis research.
Scholarship recipients are eligible to be nominated in subsequent
years.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Agricultural, Food and Nutritional Science.
Robert Simonet Travel Bursary
Endowed by Lillian and Robert Simonet
Value: $800 (PhD); $400 (MSc)
Eligibility: Two awards available
annually to cover expenses incurred in attending major scientific
conferences. Candidates must be full-time students in an MSC or
PhD program and be presenting a paper in the area of Horticulture.
Awards given will be based upon the calibre of the conferences and
the estimated costs submitted by the candidates.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Agricultural, Food and Nutritional Science.
Slavic and East European Studies 75th Anniversary
MA Scholarship
Endowed by funds from the 75th Anniversary
Appeal
Value: $750
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student
of high academic merit in the MA program in Modern Languages and
Cultural Studies, upon completion of the first winter session as
a full-time student.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies.
LB Smillie Book Prize
Value: $100 for books
Eligibility: Awarded to students achieving
the highest standing in Biochemistry 420/520 "Protein chemistry,
structure and function", or related course. One award will
be offered to the graduate student who achieves the highest standing
in Biochemistry 520, and one award will be offered to the undergraduate
student who achieves the highest standing in Biochemistry 420.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Biochemistry.
J Macgregor Smith Graduate Scholarship
Endowed by the estate of Mrs Ida Baldwin
Smith
Value: $9,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to two
students in graduate degree programs in the field of agricultural
engineering.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Agricultural, Food and Nutritional Science.
Sochan Ukrainian Folklore Essay Award
Funded by Anne Marechko Sochan
Value: $250 plus assistance
in publication of the essay as an article
Number: Up to 2
Eligibility: Awarded to an undergraduate
or first-year graduate student for the best essay written for a
Ukrainian or Ukrainian Diaspora Folklore course at the University
of Alberta. Part-time students are eligible for the award
Application: Eligible students
should submit a copy of the essay with a cover letter to the Award
Committee of the Peter and Doris Kule Centre for Ukrainian and Canadian
Folklore in the Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies
by December 20 or April 25.
The Society of Edmonton Demographers Graduate
Scholarship
Endowed by the Society of Edmonton Demographers
who created the Alberta Endowment Fund for Demographic Research
Value: $3,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student
entering, or continuing in a full-time doctoral program whose major
field of study and research is demography. Awarded on the basis
of academic merit and research potential. There is no restriction
based on citizenship. Preference will be given to doctoral students
in the Department of Sociology. In the event there are no eligible
students in the Department of Sociology, the scholarship may be
offered to a full-time student in another doctoral program at the
University of Alberta whose major field of study and research is
demography. If a suitable candidate is not available, then the scholarship
will not be awarded.
Application: A letter of application,
which includes a statement of proposed research, and all academic
transcripts, must be received in the Sociology Graduate Program
Office on or before 15th September. The Department of Sociology's
Graduate Admissions and Awards Committee will review all applications
and forward the name of the recommended candidate to the Faculty
of Graduate Studies and Research.
Jean Isabel Soper Memorial Graduate Scholarship
in Music
Endowed by the late J Isabel Soper
Value: $6,650
Eligibility: Awarded annually
on the basis of superior academic merit to a full-time student entering
a MA or PhD program in the Department of Music who will not hold
a major scholarship. If no suitable MA or PhD candidate is found
at the time of selection, the scholarship may be offered to a full-time
student entering the MMus or DMus in Composition. If no suitable
candidate is found, the scholarship will not be awarded in that
year.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Music.
Jean Isabel Soper Memorial Graduate Scholarship
in Science
Endowed by the late J Isabel Soper
Value: $6,850
Eligibility: Awarded annually on the
basis of superior academic merit to a student entering a graduate
degree program who will be registered full-time in an area of research
related to engineering and the physical sciences. There is a dearth
of women engaging in scientific and technological graduate studies;
for this reason, preference will be given to women conducting research
in these areas until such time as this disadvantage is overcome.
If no suitable candidate is found at the time of selection, the
scholarship will not be awarded in that year.
Application: There is no application
form; the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research will request
one nomination from each eligible department. The Graduate Scholarship
Committee will make the final selection.
Soukup Estate Bursary
Endowed by the Hudson's Bay Company in
memory of Clarence Paul Soukup
Field of Study: Open
Value: Variable; number varies
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to undergraduate and graduate students on the basis of financial
need.
Application: University Bursaries
and Emergency Funding, 1-80 Students' Union Building
Deadline: January 15th at 4:30
pm
South Edmonton Lioness Club Scholarship in
Nursing
Endowed by the Edmonton Strathcona Lions
Club (formerly the South Edmonton Lioness Club) in memory of members
who have passed away
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually, on the
basis of superior academic achievement, to a BSc (Nursing) graduate
entering a full-time master's or doctoral program in Nursing in
the areas of oncology, geriatric- palliative care or maternal-child
nursing.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Faculty of Nursing.
Kennett Y Spencer Memorial Scholarship
Endowed through the will of the late Kennett Y Spencer
Value: $2,100
Eligibility: The scholarship is open to residents of northern Alberta (as defined by Northern Alberta Development Council), Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut. Awarded annually to a student at the University of Alberta on the basis of high academic achievement (equivalent to a grade point average of 3.5 or greater on the University of Alberta grading scale) and original research carried out in a discipline pertaining to northern studies. Part-time students are eligible for this award.
Application: The application form and information about the application process and required supporting documents is available on the University of Alberta, Canadian Circumpolar Institute (CCI) website. Eligible students should submit a complete application package to the Canadian Circumpolar Institute, 1-42 Pembina Hall, University of Alberta, Edmonton AB T6G 2H8, by August 14th. CCI will review the letters of application and forward the name of one nominee to the Graduate Scholarship Committee for final approval.
Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association
of Northern Alberta Graduate Scholarship
Funded by the Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus
Association of Northern Alberta in memory of Audrey Steinbring
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to an outstanding
student in a graduate degree program at the University of Alberta
whose research has the potential to improve the quality of life
of individuals affected by Spina Bifida and/or Hydrocephalus. Part-time
students are eligible for the scholarship.
Application: There is no application
form; the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research will request
one nomination from each eligible department. The Graduate Scholarship
Committee will make the final selection.
Molly Spohn Research Travel Grant
Endowed by Mrs Molly Whittaker
Value: Maximum $500
Eligibility: Awarded to a Faculty of
Nursing graduate student for the purpose of attending a conference
outside Alberta at which the student is presenting a research paper
or a poster display, or for consultation with an identified research
expert.
Application: Eligible students should
contact the Graduate Education Office, Faculty of Nursing, 3-134
Clinical Sciences.
St John's Institute Scholarship in Memory
of Samuel F Woloshyn
Funded by the Board of Directors, St
John's Institute, Edmonton, Alberta
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded to a graduate student
to assist in research related to the study of the cultural, organizational,
and/or social life of Ukrainians in Canada. Part-time students are
eligible for this award. Application: Eligible students should
contact the Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies,
200 Arts.
Deadline: September 15th for submission
of nominations from Modern Languages and Cultural Studies to the
Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research.
Staff and Students of the University of Alberta
Bursary
Endowed by staff and students of the University
of Alberta
Field of Study: Open
Value: Variable; number varies
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to students with satisfactory academic standing and based on financial
need.
Application: University Bursaries
and Emergency Funding, 1-80 Students’ Union Building
Deadline: January 15th at 4:30
pm
Dr Donald R Stanley Graduate Scholarship in
Environmental (Civil) Engineering
Endowed by Dr Donald R Stanley
Value: $3,800
Eligibility: Awarded to a full-time student
registered in or admissible to a graduate degree program in Civil
Engineering pursuing research in the area of Environmental Engineering.
The criteria for the award will include academic achievement and
either demonstrated research ability or research potential.
Application: The application process
will be administered through the Department of Civil and Environmental
Engineering. A description of the research to be undertaken, a transcript
of academic record, and the names of three referees must be included.
Deadline: September 15th for submission
of nominations from Engineering to the Faculty of Graduate Studies
and Research. Check with the department for internal deadlines.
Andrew Stewart Memorial Graduate Prize
See the General
Awards Competition for complete details.
Maurice, Mary, and Max Stewart Graduate Scholarship
in Economics
Endowed through a bequest from the estate
of Max Douglas Stewart in honour of Maurice Howard Stewart, born
in 1889, and Mary Penn (Ritchie) Stewart, born in 1891, and their
sons, Max Douglas Stewart, born in 1919 in Edmonton, Professor of
Economics at the Royal Military College of Canada, the University
of Alberta, and Wilfrid Laurier University, and Maurice Bruce Stewart,
born in 1932 in Edmonton, winner of the Governor-General’s
Gold medal at the University of Alberta, and Professor of Physics
at Willamette University, Salem, Oregon.
Value: $5,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to a student who is registered full-time in a graduate degree program
in the Department of Economics at the University of Alberta and
who received the highest standing in the final year (minimum A-)
of a Bachelor’s degree from Wilfrid Laurier University. In
the event that there is no Wilfrid Laurier University applicant
who has sufficiently high standing, the award will be offered to
the student with the highest standing (at least A- in the final
year) of a Bachelor’s degree from another Ontario University
and whose permanent residence in the two years immediately preceding
the end of their final Bachelor’s degree examinations must
have been in either Bruce County or Grey County in Ontario.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Economics.
Robert Stollery/USF and G Insurance Company
of Canada Award in Construction Engineering and Management
Endowed by United States Fidelity and
Guarantee Insurance Company of Canada in honour and recognition
of Mr Robert Stollery's outstanding contribution to the North American
Construction Industry, and in particular for his ongoing commitment
to enhancing and improving the profession of Construction Engineering
and Management.
Value: $4,600
Eligibility: Awarded to an outstanding
full-time student in, or admissible to, a graduate degree program
in Construction Engineering and Management. Awarded on the basis
of academic achievement and research interest in construction engineering
and management.
Application: Eligible students should
contact the Chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
220 Civil Electrical Engineering.
Deadline: 1 June
Robert and Shirley Stollery Bursary
Endowed by Mr Robert and Mrs Shirley Stollery
Field of Study: Open
Value: Variable; number varies
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to undergraduate or graduate students on the basis of financial
need and satisfactory academic standing. Preference will be given
to single parents, low-income families, and students with a disability.
Application: University Bursaries
and Emergency Funding, 1-80 Students' Union Building
Deadline: January 15th at 4:30
pm
Pansy and George Strange Graduate Scholarship
Endowed by friends of Pansy and George
Strange
Value: $1,100
Eligibility: Awarded annually to an outstanding
student registered in a graduate degree program in the Faculty of
Graduate Studies and Research at the University of Alberta. Preference
will be given to a student who holds an undergraduate degree from
an accredited institution in India. Part-time students are eligible
for this award.
Application: There is no application
form; departments will forward one nomination to the Faculty of
Graduate Studies and Research. The Graduate Scholarship Committee
will make the final selection.
Strathcona Physiotherapy Research Award
Endowed by the Strathcona Physiotherapy
Ltd
Value: $2,500
Eligibility: Awarded to a full-time
graduate student in the Department of Physical Therapy on the basis
of ability and aptitude in carrying out original research in the
field of manual orthopaedic therapy. Awarded only if a suitable
candidate is available. Students may apply in open competition to
hold the award for a second year.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Physical Therapy.
Dr Mathukumalli Venkata Subbarao Graduate
Scholarship in Mathematics
Endowed by Mrs Mathukumalli Suseela Subbarao
in honor of her late husband, Dr Mathukumalli Venkata Subbarao,
Professor Emeritus
Value: $3,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to an incoming or continuing student registered full-time in a graduate
degree program in the Department of Mathematical and Statistical
Sciences. The recipient will be chosen on the basis of academic
performance (minimum grade point average of 3.5).
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences.
Vasyl’ Stus Memorial Graduate Award
in Ukrainian Literature and Linguistics
Endowed by Dr Natalia Pylypiuk and Dr
Oleh S Ilnytzkyj
Value: $4,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to a student registered full-time in a graduate degree program in
the Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies whose research
focus is Ukrainian Literature or Ukrainian Linguistics. Students
of Ukrainian Literature may pursue their research in combination
with the Program in Comparative Literature. The intent of the award
is to attract and retain the best and most promising students by
providing top-up funding to a student who will receive other financial
support offered by the University of Alberta or the department,
at a value equivalent to, or greater than the minimum salary for
a full-time graduate assistant for an 8-month period. Preference
will be given to students in a PhD program. The award funds may
be used to defray all educational or research-related expenses,
including travel. A recipient may be nominated to hold the award
in subsequent years.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies. The Department
of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies will submit a nomination
to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research for final approval.
Eva Dannhauer Summers Memorial Scholarship
Endowed by Mr Thomas E Summers
Value: $2,200
Eligibility: Awarded annually on the
basis of superior academic achievement to a student in a graduate
degree program to assist in furthering their German studies. Part-time
students are eligible for this award.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies.
Suncor Energy “Emerging Leaders” MBA Natural Resources & Energy Scholarship
Endowed by Suncor Energy
Value: Variable
Eligibility: Awarded annually to an outstanding student registered full-time in the Natural Resources and Energy specialization of the MBA program. Recipients may apply in open competition and may hold the award for a maximum of two years. Recipients will be selected on the basis of academic performance, work experience prior to entering the program, and GMAT scores.
Application: Eligible students should submit a letter of application and a description of the research to be undertaken to the MBA Office, School of Business, 2-30 Business, University of Alberta by August 1st. The School of Business will submit the name of one nominee to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research for final approval by September 15th.
Louise Svarich Memorial Graduate Award
Funded by Lorraine and Rod McDonald in
memory of Lorraine’s sister, Louise Svarich
Value: $2,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to a student registered full-time in a Master’s or PhD degree
program in the Department of Educational Psychology, or the Faculty
of Physical Education and Recreation, or the Department of Psychology
with an interest in applying the discipline of psychology to child
development, sport or education.
Application: There is no application
form; each eligible department will forward one nomination to the
Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research. The Graduate Scholarship
Committee will make the final selection.
Ellie Swart Memorial Graduate Scholarship in Classics
Endowed by Mr Robert Swart in memory of his mother
Value: $1,600
Eligibility: Awarded annually to an outstanding student registered full-time in a graduate degree program in the Department of History and Classics or the Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies whose program pertains to the Classics or Romance Languages. The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic merit (minimum grade point average equivalent to 3.5 on the University of Alberta grading scale).
Application: There is no application form; eligible students will be automatically considered by the Department of History and Classics and the Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies. Each eligible department will forward the name of one nominee to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research by September 15th. The Chair of the Graduate Scholarship Committee will make the final selection.
Robert Swindlehurst Graduate Book Prize in Chemistry
Endowed by the friends and family of Robert Swindlehurst, Faculty Services Officer in the Department of Chemistry
Value: Variable
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a graduate student studying Analytical Chemistry who has demonstrated a keen interest in their studies. If there is no suitable candidate studying Analytical Chemistry, the award may be given to a graduate student who is studying Organic Chemistry.
Application: There is no application form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the Department of Chemistry.
Syngenta Graduate Scholarship in Sustainable
Agriculture
Endowed by Syngenta Crop Protection Canada,
Inc
Value: $6,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to a student registered full-time in the second year of a PhD program
in the Departments of Agricultural, Food and Nutritional Science,
Renewable Resources, or Rural Economy at the University of Alberta
whose research pertains to sustainable agriculture, which is defined
as a balance between social, environmental and economic priorities.
Projects may include environmental quality and resources management,
land management, introduction of new technologies, economic viability
and rural community sustainability. The recipient will be selected
on the basis of high academic standing.
Application: There is no application
form; the Departments of Agricultural, Food and Nutritional Science,
Renewable Resources, and Rural Economy will select a candidate,
which the Faculty of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sciences
will submit to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research for
final approval.
Verna Kennedy Taylor Nursing Graduate Award
Endowed by Lorna Teare (sister of Verna)
Value: $2,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually on the basis of satisfactory academic standing to a student registered full-time in year 1 or 2 of the master’s program in the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Alberta. The student’s program must be related to Public Health Nursing (including community, public health, or Aboriginal health). If there is no eligible Master of Nursing student in any given year, a full-time student in the Faculty of Nursing’s PhD program will be considered.
Students may receive the scholarship more than once.
Application:There is no application form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the Faculty of Nursing.
TD Bank Financial Group Health Sciences Student Award
Endowed by TD Bank Financial Group
Value: $2,000
Eligibility: Two awards offered annually to a student registered full-time in a graduate degree program in a department within the Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine and in a department within the School of Public Health. The recipients will be selected on the basis of satisfactory academic standing, a personal intent letter on a topic provided in advance and experience in an interprofessional learning experience as defined by the University of Alberta Interprofessional Learning Pathway. A student registered in a master’s degree program is eligible to hold the award during the first or second year of the graduate program. A student registered in a doctoral program is eligible to hold the award during the first year, or up to and including the fifth year of the graduate program. These activities will be supported by the Health Sciences Education Research Commons (HSERC) at the University of Alberta.
Application: Information and application forms are available on the Health Sciences Education Research Commons website (http://www.healthscience.ualberta.ca/nav02.cfm?nav02=68976&nav01=15072) or by
telephone at 780-492-0110. Complete application packages must be submitted to the Health Sciences Awards Committee, c/o Sharla King, Health Sciences Education and Research Commons, Health Sciences Council, 218 Telus Centre, University of Alberta by June 1st. The HSERC Awards Committee will forward the name of one nominee to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research by September 15th for approval.
Theatre Voice Pedagogy Graduate Award
Funded by Professor Betty Moulton
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded on a biennial basis in odd-numbered years to one or more students who have successfully completed their first year of a full-time MFA program in Theatre Voice Pedagogy in the Department of Drama. The award will be granted on the basis of satisfactory academic standing, successful presentation of a thesis proposal, and a commitment to continuing the program on a full-time basis in the following year.
Application: There is no application form; eligible students will be automatically considered by the Department of Drama.
Joseph D Thompson/Zurich Canada Graduate Award
in Construction Engineering and Management
Endowed by Zurich Canada in honour and
recognition of Mr Joseph Thompson's outstanding contribution to
the North American Construction Industry, and in particular for
his ongoing commitment to enhancing and improving the profession
of Construction Engineering and Management.
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded to an outstanding
student in, or admissible to, a graduate degree program in Construction
Engineering and Management. Awarded on the basis of academic achievement
and research interest in construction engineering and management.
Part-time students are eligible for this award.
Application: Eligible students should
contact the Chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
Deadline: 1 June for submission of nominations
from the department. Check with the department for internal deadline.
Ivy A Thomson and William A Thomson Graduate
Scholarship
Endowed by the late William A Thomson
Value: $18,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to two academically outstanding students registered in, or admitted
to, a master's or doctoral degree program at the University of Alberta.
Recipients of the scholarship must be registered and working full-time
on their graduate program during the tenure of the scholarship.
This award may not be held concurrently with another major award
as defined by the Graduate Scholarship Committee (value of $13,000
or greater).
Application: There is no application
form; the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research will request
one nomination from each department. The Graduate Scholarship Committee
will make the final selection.
West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. Graduate Scholarship in Silviculture and/or Integrated Resource Management
Funded by West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd to encourage research into silviculture and/or integrated resource management in Alberta’s forest industry.
Value: $5,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a newly admitted graduate student registered full-time in a master’s or doctoral degree program in the Department of Renewable Resources. Selection is based on superior academic standing (equivalent to a grade point average of 3.5 or greater on the University of Alberta grading scale) and research in the areas silviculture and/or integrated resource management related to sustaining and enhancing the forest resources of Alberta. A recipient may apply in open competition to hold the scholarship for a second year. Under exceptional circumstances the scholarship committee may consider applications from students already in the program.
Application: Eligible students should submit a letter of application and current curriculum vitae to the Associate Chair (Graduate Programs), Department of Renewable Resources, 751 General Services Building, University of Alberta.
Eva Toban Scholarship
Endowed by Chief Justice Tevie Miller
and Arliss Miller in honour of their mother Eva Toban on her 80th
birthday.
Value: $750
Eligibility: Awarded annually to an undergraduate
or graduate student studying in the areas of Design Studies and/or
Fine Arts, who in the opinion of the award committee, has demonstrated
the most promise in creative development in the last year. Eligible
students must have a GPA no less than 3.5 and have taken a minimum
of four full course equivalents the year.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Art and Design.
Henry Marshall Tory Bursary
Endowed through the General Alumni Association
of the University of Alberta in memory of the late Dr Henry Marshall
Tory, first President of The University of Alberta (1908 - 1928)
Field of Study: Open
Value: $1,100; two
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to a Canadian citizen or permanent resident on the basis of satisfactory
academic standing and financial need.
Application: University Bursaries
and Emergency Funding, 1-80 Students' Union Building
Deadline: January 15th at 4:30
pm
József Tóth and Erzsébet Tóth Graduate Scholarship in Hydrogeology
Funded by Dr József Tóth and Mrs Erzsébet Tóth
Value: $30,000
Eligibility: Awarded to a student of Hungarian citizenship with superior academic credentials (equivalent to a grade point average of 3.5 or greater on the University of Alberta grading scale) who is registered full-time in the PhD program in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Alberta. The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic achievement. The scholarship is granted for up to four years to a student registered in a PhD degree program, subject to review each year. The scholarship is intended for university students whose professional career goal is to conduct advanced research in hydrogeology. On an exceptional basis only, if an outstanding candidate pursuing a Master’s degree is identified by the selection committee consideration may also be given to awarding the scholarship for up to two years, subject to review after the first year.
Application: Eligible students should submit the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research online application for admission to the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences. The department will forward the name of one nominee to the Graduate Scholarship Committee for final approval.
TRLabs Telecommunications Research Graduate
Award
Funded by Telecommunications Research
Laboratories (TRLabs)
Value: Variable - maximum $6,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to full-time students in graduate degree programs who are not receiving
a major international, national, or provincial award as defined
by the Graduate Scholarship Committee. Candidates must undertake
their research work in a master's or doctoral program at TRLabs,
studying the development of engineering applications in telecommunications
through disciplines of engineering, computing sciences, and other
related fields. This award has been established to promote and advance
technological innovations in the telecommunications field by joint
participation between academic and industrial researchers.
Application: Information regarding specific application requirements is available from: Telecommunications Research Laboratories, 1200 Harley Court, 10045 -111 Street NW, Edmonton, AB, T5K 2M5. Phone: (780) 441-3800; Fax: (780) 441-3600.
TRLabs Telecommunications Research Graduate
Fellowship
Funded by Telecommunications Research
Laboratories (TRLabs)
Value: Variable
Eligibility: Add-on funding
awarded to full-time students in graduate degree programs who are
receiving a major international, national, or provincial award,
as defined by the Graduate Scholarship Committee, where superior
academic achievement is the primary selection criterion. Candidates
must undertake their research work in a master's or doctoral program
at TRLabs, studying the development of engineering applications
in telecommunications through disciplines of engineering, computing
sciences, and other related fields. This award has been established
to promote and advance technological innovations in the telecommunications
field by joint participation between academic and industrial researchers.
Granted for up to two years at the master's level and up to four
years at the doctoral level (subject to review each year). The value
of the fellowship is $6,000 the first year and $9,000 for any subsequent
renewal years.
Application: Information regarding specific application requirements is available from: Telecommunications Research Laboratories, 1200 Harley Court, 10045 -111 Street NW, Edmonton, AB, T5K 2M5. Phone: (780) 441-3800; Fax: (780) 441-3600.
TRLabs Telecommunications Research Graduate
Scholarship
Funded by Telecommunications Research
Laboratories (TRLabs)
Value: Variable
Eligibility: Awarded to full-time
students in graduate degree programs who are not receiving a major
international, national, or provincial award as defined by the Graduate
Scholarship Committee. Candidates must undertake their research
work in a master's or doctoral program at TRLabs, studying the development
of engineering applications in telecommunications through disciplines
of engineering, computing sciences, and other related fields. This
award has been established to promote and advance technological
innovations in the telecommunications field by joint participation
between academic and industrial researchers. Granted for up to two
years at the master's level and up to four years at the doctoral
level (subject to review each year). The value of the scholarship
is $12,000 the first year and $24,000 for any subsequent renewal
years.
Application:Information regarding specific application requirements is available from: Telecommunications Research Laboratories, 1200 Harley Court, 10045 -111 Street NW, Edmonton, AB, T5K 2M5. Phone: (780) 441-3800; Fax: (780) 441-3600.
WW and HE Trusdale Graduate Award in Gerontology
Endowed by Beverley Burns in memory of
W.W. and H.E. Trusdale
Value: $500
Eligibility: Awarded annually to an outstanding
student registered full-time in a graduate degree program and working
in the area of Gerontology. Awarded to enable eligible students
to attend a conference related to the field of aging.
Application: The application will consist
of a completed application form; a brief paragraph outlining the
applicant’s goals in attending a gerontology conference; confirmation
of acceptance of a paper/poster presentation at a specific conference;
one copy of the applicant’s curriculum vitae; and one set
of official university transcripts. Application forms are available
from the Alberta Centre on Aging website, www.ualberta.ca/aging,
under Scholarships.
Guy and Dawn Turcotte Distinguished Founders’ MBA Scholarship in Natural Resources, Energy and Environment
Endowed by Guy and Dawn Turcotte
Value $5,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student entering the first year of full-time study in the Natural Resources and Energy specialization MBA program at the Alberta School of Business. Applicants must have a demonstrated interest in the oil and gas industry. The recipient will be selected on the basis of superior academic standing and a letter of application identifying career aspirations after graduation.
Application: Eligible students should submit a letter of application to the MBA Office, Alberta School of Business, 2-30 Business, University of Alberta by April 15th.
Tye Graduate Scholarship in Corporate Governance
Funded by Bill Tye and June Tye
Value $4,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and who is registered full-time or part-time in the final year of the MBA degree program. The recipient will be selected on the basis of outstanding academic performance, a grade point average of 3.5 or greater, and demonstrated interest in the field of corporate governance. The recipient will have demonstrated a keen interest in corporate governance and its relationship to shareholders and society with particular emphasis on corporate ethics and accountability.
The recipient’s interest is expected to be primarily focused on companies listed on Canadian stock exchanges, with the scope of interest extending to Crown Corporations and ‘not-for-profit’ organizations. The focus should address issues of Board ethics, transparency, independence of corporate directors, compliance with current policies and guidelines established by CICA, Institute of Corporate Directors and other such recognized governing bodies.
Application: Eligible students should submit a one-page summary indicating why they should be considered for this award directly to the MBA Program office.
Deadline: April 1 each year.
Tye Graduate Scholarship in Economics
Funded by Bill and June Tye
Value:$1,500
Eligibility: Awarded to a student who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and who is registered in the final year of an MBA program. The recipient will be selected on the basis of outstanding academic performance (grade point average of 3.5 or greater), demonstrated strength in the two economics core courses, a strong interest in Canadian ecological issues, as well as the leadership traits and character shown through participation in campus extra curricular activities.
Application:Eligible students should submit a one-page summary indicating why they should be considered for this award directly to the MBA Program office.
Deadline: April 1 each year.
Dr Okon Udokang Memorial Graduate Scholarship
Funded by Mrs Patricia Udokang in memory
of her late husband Okon Udokang
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to a student registered full-time in a Master’s or PhD program
in the Department of Political Science on the basis of superior
academic standing (minimum grade point average equivalent to 3.5
or greater on the University of Alberta grading scale). Preference
may be given to a student whose work relates to some aspect of international
law and policy.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Political Science.
Union Pacific Resources Inc Canadian Scholarship
Series Graduate Scholarship in Petroleum Engineering
Endowed by Union Pacific Resources Inc
Value: $6,600
Eligibility: Awarded to an outstanding
full-time student in, or admissible to, a graduate degree program
in petroleum engineering. Awarded on the basis of superior academic
achievement. Consideration may be given to community involvement,
extra-curricular activities and demonstrated leadership potential.
Applicants must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents. The
award may be renewed for a second year, in which case, no new scholarship
recipient will be selected.
Application: Eligible students should
apply to the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
220 Civil-Electrical Engineering. A description of the research
to be undertaken, a transcript of academic record, and the names
of three referees must be included.
Deadline: 1 September for submission
of nominations from the Department. Check with the Department of
Civil and Environmental Engineering for internal deadlines.
University Hospital Foundation Graduate Entrance
Award
Funded by the University Hospital Foundation
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded to a convocating
student registered in one of the undergraduate programs of the Faculty
of Nursing at the University of Alberta site who is continuing into
a graduate nursing program at the University of Alberta. The recipient
will be chosen on the basis of superior academic achievement.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Faculty of Nursing.
University of Alberta Course-based Master's
Scholarship
See the Recruitment
Scholarship Competition for complete details.
University of Alberta Master's Scholarship
See the Recruitment
Scholarship Competition for complete details.
University of Alberta Merit-based Bursary
Funded by the University of Alberta
Eligibility: Awarded annually to undergraduate
and graduate students in any field of study on the basis of financial
need and a minimum 3.3 GPA.
Value: Variable
Application: Apply to the Student Financial
Resources Centre, University Bursaries and Emergency Funding, 1-80
Students' Union Building.
Deadline: January 15 at 4:30 pm
University of Alberta PhD Scholarship
See the Recruitment
Scholarship Competition for complete details.
University Hospital Foundation Ruth A Van Dusen Memorial Award in Nursing
Funded by the University Hospital Foundation
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to three students entering a Master’s degree program in the Faculty of Nursing. The purpose of the award is to encourage BScN graduates to continue in Master’s studies. The recipients will be selected on the basis of satisfactory academic standing.
Application: Information regarding specific application requirements and application and financial need forms are available from the Faculty of Nursing, Graduate Office, 4th Floor Clinical Sciences, 492-4567. In selecting the recipients of the award, the faculty also will take financial need into consideration.
Deadline: August 15
University Libraries Outstanding Professional
and Academic Achievement Award
Value: $250
Eligibility: Two awards offered annually
on the basis of academic excellence and professional potential.
Application: Eligible students will be
automatically considered by the School of Library and Information
Studies.
Jim Vargo Graduate Scholarship in Rehabilitation
Endowed by colleagues and friends of
Dr Jim Vargo who retired from the Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine
and the Department of Occupational Therapy on July 1, 1998 after
23 years of service. He was Associate Dean from 1986 to 1998. This
scholarship is in recognition of his career commitment to teaching
and learning.
Value: $500
Eligibility: Awarded automatically to
the recipient of the Graduate Student Teaching Award (GSTA) in the
Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine.
Vega Graduate Scholarship
Endowed by Helen Tkachenko
Value: $800
Eligibility: Awarded annually on the
basis of superior academic merit to a full-time student in a graduate
program in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences.
Paul Wacko MBA Award in Natural Resources
and Energy
Endowed by the Inland Group of Companies
with support from friends and colleagues of Paul Wacko
Value: $5,000
Eligibility: Two awards offered annually
on the basis of satisfactory academic achievement and GMAT score,
combined with significant community involvement, to students entering
the first year of the MBA program with the intent of being admitted
to the Natural Resources and Energy stream of the MBA program. The
award is offered for a second year contingent upon acceptance into
the specialized program and maintaining satisfactory academic standing.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Faculty of Business.
Dr Bernal Walker Graduate Scholarship
Endowed by staff in the Department of
Educational Policy Studies (formerly the Department of Educational
Foundations)
Value: $2,100
Eligibility: Two awards offered annually
on the basis of superior academic achievement to students registered
in graduate degree programs in Educational Policy Studies. Part-time
students are eligible for this award.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Educational Policy Studies.
Professor Osman James Walker Memorial Scholarship
Endowed by friends of the late Professor
OJ Walker, a former Chair of the Department of Chemistry
Value: $1,300
Eligibility: Awarded to a student in
a graduate degree program in the Department of Chemistry. Preference
will be given to students who have graduated from the University
of Alberta in the previous academic year. Part-time students are
eligible for this award.
Application: Eligible students should
contact the Chair of the Department of Chemistry.
Walter H Johns Graduate Fellowship
See the Walter
H Johns Graduate Fellowship competition for details.
Walter H Johns Memorial Graduate Scholarship
in Classics
Endowed by family, colleagues, and friends
in memory of Dr Walter H Johns, former Professor of Classics and
President of the University of Alberta.
Value: $5,400
Eligibility: Awarded annually on the
basis of academic achievement to an outstanding student entering
or continuing in a full-time graduate degree program in Classics.
If in any year a suitable recipient in Classics is not available,
outstanding students in Comparative Literature shall be eligible
for consideration.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of History and Classics.
Warters Family Graduate Award in Integrated Petroleum Geosciences
Funded by Rod Warters and Rick Warters
Value: $2,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student newly admitted to the master’s program in Integrated Petroleum Geosciences on the basis of satisfactory academic standing. Preference will be given to Canadian citizens or permanent residents living in Alberta who plan to pursue a career in the Canadian oil and gas industry.
Application: There is no application form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the Director, Integrated Petroleum Geosciences Program.
Dr John Waters Memorial Graduate Scholarship
Funded by the Dr John Waters Memorial Fund in recognition of Dr Waters’ leadership in the field of public health
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student registered full-time in the first or second year of a master’s degree program at the University of Alberta. The recipient will be selected on the basis of superior academic achievement (minimum grade point average equivalent to 3.5 or greater on the University of Alberta grading scale) and in the field of public health with a demonstrated focus in the area of immunization and control/elimination of communicable disease and/or the promotion and protection of the health of infants and children.
Application: There is no application form; eligible students should submit a letter of application to their home department by August 1st. Each eligible department will forward one nomination to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research by September 15th and the Graduate Scholarship Committee will make the final selection.
Libby Ritter Warick Memorial Graduate Travel
Bursary
Endowed by the family and friends of
the late Libby Ritter Warick, a graduate of the Nursing program
at the University of Alberta
Value: Maximum $900
Eligibility: Awarded to a full-time graduate
student in the Faculty of Nursing to attend a conference as either
a participant or presenter. Selection will be based on an assessment
of the value of the award to the recipient's research and/or future
career aspirations.
Application: Eligible students should
contact the Graduate Education Office, Faculty of Nursing, 3-134
Clinical Sciences Building.
Tom Wegmann Graduate Award
Endowed by friends, colleagues and family
in memory of Tom Wegmann
Value: $750
Eligibility: Awarded in even numbered
years to a student registered full-time in a graduate degree program
whose research interests are in basic immunological mechanisms.
Selection will be based on academic record, risk taking in both
project and career path, and area of research interest. Preference
will be given to students with an interest in reproductive immunology
or projects with an international scope.
Application: Eligible applicants should submit a letter of application, a curriculum vitae, two letters of recommendation (one of which must be from the research supervisor), a current transcript, and a brief autobiographical sketch to the Chair, Medical Microbiology and Immunology, 1-41 Medical Sciences, University of Alberta by August 1st. The selection committee will forward the name of one nominee to the Chair, Graduate Scholarship Committee for final approval.
West Fraser Timber Graduate Scholarship in
Enhanced Forest Management
Established by West Fraser Timber Co
Ltd to encourage research into enhanced forest management in Alberta's
forestry industry
Value: variable, up to a maximum value
of $25,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to new
graduate students undertaking PhD level studies in the areas of
silviculture, forest genetics, management, growth and yield, protection
or other areas related to sustaining and enhancing the forest resources
of Alberta. The scholarships will be awarded to incoming students
with an excellent academic background and the highest potential
in research. Under exceptional circumstances the scholarship committee
will consider applications from students already in the program.
A recipient may be nominated to hold this scholarship for a second
year.
Application: Eligible students should
submit a letter of application for this scholarship and current
curriculum vitae to the Associate Chair (Graduate Programs), Department
of Renewable Resources, 751 General Services, University of Alberta.
Deadline: 1 June. Applications received
after 1 June will be considered only if funding is still available.
Dr Carl H Westcott Memorial Fellowship
Value: $7,600
Eligibility: The Fellowship is tenable
at any university whose faculty are actively engaged in research
at TRIUMF. Awarded annually, normally to a PhD candidate, who is
far enough along in his or her program to have demonstrated excellent
research capabilities. Applicants must be Canadian citizens or permanent
residents and will normally be registered full-time at one of the
founding universities (University of Alberta, University of British
Columbia, University of Victoria, or Simon Fraser University) or
at one of the associated universities (University of Manitoba, Universite
de Montreal, University of Regina, or University of Toronto). Candidates
from other institutions whose faculty have significant experimental
activities at TRIUMF will also be considered.
Application: Information regarding specific
application requirements and application forms are available from:
Director, TRIUMF, 4004 Westbrook Mall, Vancouver BC V6T 2A3.
Western Grains Research Foundation Endowment Fund Graduate Scholarship
Funded by WGRF through a gift to the University of Alberta every three years to ensure the sustainability of a vibrant and competitive agriculture economy and healthy rural communities in Western Canada through the development of highly trained specialists in crop research.
Value:Based on $100,000 every three years, there will be either two awards of a minimum of $25,000 per year for two years for Master’s students, OR one award of a minimum of $33,333 per year for three years for a PhD student
Eligibility: Open to students registered full-time in a Master of Science or PhD degree in the areas of Plant Sciences or Soil Science. Applicants must hold an undergraduate degree, preferably from a Canadian University. Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of a proven record of outstanding academic achievement in the most recent degree received and the proposed research plan during the graduate program in which the scholarship is to be received.
Application: Interested applicants should contact the Associate Dean (Research & Graduate Studies), Faculty of ALES, University of Alberta.
Deadline: 1 April
Ruth Gertrude Whaley Memorial Graduate Bursary
Endowed through a bequest of Ruth Gertrude Whaley who received her BSc in Household Economics from the University of Alberta in 1946
Value: Variable
Eligibility: Awarded to student(s) with satisfactory academic standing enrolled in any year of a graduate degree program in the department of Agricultural, Food and Nutritional Science or the department of Human Ecology. Selection based on demonstrated financial need.
Application: By January 15 through University Bursaries and Emergency Funding, 1-80 Students’ Union Building
Alan Wharmby Memorial Graduate Award in Mechanical
Engineering
Funded by the family and friends of Alan
Wharmby
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student
registered in a graduate degree program in the Department of Mechanical
Engineering with preference given to those students having active
participation in extracurricular activities.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered by the Department of
Mechanical Engineering. In addition, students may contact the Department
of Mechanical Engineering and request that they be considered for
the award.
Dorothy Whiteman Scholarship
Funded by Dorothy Boyce
Value: Variable
Eligibility: Awarded to an outstanding
student in, or admissible to, a graduate degree program in Pharmacy
and Pharmaceutical Sciences. Awarded on the basis of superior academic
achievement and contribution to the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical
Sciences. Part-time students are eligible for awards valued at $3,000
or less.
Application: Eligible students should
submit a letter to the Dean of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Deadline: 1 June
Eoin L Whitney Scholarship
Endowed by the family, colleagues, and
friends of the late Professor Eoin L Whitney
Value: $1,700
Eligibility: Awarded to 3 outstanding
students in the PhD program in Mathematical Sciences who have a
wide variety of academic interests and have passed their Qualifying
Year. The Department of Mathematical Sciences may award full or
partial scholarships. It is intended that awards will be used to
further the student's research program in the following manner:
reduction of duties, thesis preparation, travel, purchase of books,
etc. Part-time students are eligible for this award.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Mathematical Sciences.
Dr Leonard Wiebe Graduate Award in Pharmaceutical
Sciences
Endowed by family and colleagues on the
occasion of Dr Wiebe’s retirement after 34 years of service
to the University of Alberta
Value: $900
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to a student registered in a PhD program in the Faculty of Pharmacy
and Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Alberta who has
successfully completed their candidacy examination. Awarded on the
basis of overall academic excellence and research achievements,
the award is intended to provide assistance for the applicant to
attend and present a paper at a conference of national or international
scope.
Application: Eligible students
will be required to apply to the Pharmacy Graduate Studies Awards
Committee in response to the September Competition announcement.
The application must include the name of the conference they plan
to attend within the next twelve months. Previous recipients are
not eligible.
Evelyn Wigham (nee Linke) PhD Scholarship
in Geology
Endowed by Darol and Evelyn Wigham
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student
registered in a PhD program in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences with
a focus in geology who has completed their normal course requirements
during the first two years of the PhD program and who has obtained
the highest grade point average in this course work. Preference
may be given to a student who is not the recipient of awards totaling
more than $3,000. Part-time students are eligible for this award.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be selected automatically by the Department
of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences.
Wigham Family Graduate Scholarship in Geology
Endowed by Darol and Evelyn Wigham
Value: $1,100
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student
of excellent academic standing entering the first year of a master’s
program in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences with a specialization
in Geology. Preference may be given to a student who is not the
recipient of awards totaling more than $3000. Part-time students
are eligible for this award.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be selected automatically by the Department
of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences.
Bruce F Willson Graduate Scholarship in Urban
Engineering
Endowed by the family of Bruce F Willson
Value: $3,350
Eligibility: Awarded to an outstanding
full-time student in, or admissible to, a graduate degree program
in Civil and Environmental Engineering in fields of research related
to urban engineering. This may embrace the following fields of study:
urban transportation engineering and planning; urban traffic engineering
and management, municipal engineering; urban environmental engineering;
urban water management; and urban construction management. Awarded
on the basis of superior academic achievement. Applicants must be
Canadian citizens or permanent residents. The award may be renewed
for a second year. If no suitable candidate is available in any
one year, the award will not be given.
Application: Eligible students should
contact the Chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
Deadline: September 15th for submission of
nominations from the department. Check with the department for internal
deadline.
HW Wilson Foundation Graduate Scholarship
Funded by the HW Wilson Foundation, Inc.
Value: $1,250
Eligibility: Two scholarships awarded annually to students registered full-time in year one or year two of a master’s degree program in Library and Information Studies at the University of Alberta. The recipient will be selected on the basis of superior academic standing (equivalent to a grade point average of 3.5 or greater on the University of Alberta grading scale).
Application: There is no application form; eligible students will automatically be considered by Library and Information Studies.
Claude Winspear MBA Award
Endowed by the Estate of Claude Winspear
through the Winspear Foundation
Value: $10,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to
outstanding student(s) who are registered full-time in an MBA program
at the University of Alberta. Recipients will be selected on the
basis of demonstrated leadership through involvement and participation
in university or community organizations, sports or cultural activities,
and academic standing. Previous scholastic achievement is one factor
to be considered, but not necessarily the determining factor, when
making an award. Preference will be given to students newly admitted
to the MBA program and who satisfy any one of the following three
criteria:
1. A student who has a background of social entrepreneurship
or who has the intent to enter this field of specialization subsequent
to completion of the MBA degree.
2. A student who is from the arts community and
who is interested in acquiring business management skills with the
intent of returning to the arts community.
3. A student who is interested in acquiring an additional
language through an international exchange course.
Application: Eligible
applicants should submit a letter of application to the Associate
Dean, MBA Program by July 1. Successful applicants will receive
notification by August 1.
Harriet Snowball Winspear Graduate Fellowship
in the Performing Arts
Endowed by Dr Francis Winspear
Value: $7,000
Eligibility: Add-on funding awarded annually
to two full-time, first-year students in graduate degree programs
in the performing arts, one in Music and one in Drama, who are receiving
another award or graduate assistantship. Awarded on the basis of
academic excellence.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Music and the Department of Drama.
Mike Wolowyk Graduate Scholarship
Endowed by Novartis Pharmaceuticals Canada
Inc with additional donations from colleagues and friends of Dr
Michael W Wolowyk, Professor of Pharmacy and a Faculty member at
the University of Alberta for some 20 years.
Value: $10,500
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a full-time student in a master's or doctoral degree program in Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. Awarded on the basis of superior academic achievement, the scholarship may not be held concurrently with another major award whose value is greater than $13,000. The scholarship is renewable, in open competition, for a second year.
Application: Eligible students should
contact the Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Deadline: September 15th for submission of
nominations from Pharmacy. Check with Pharmacy for internal deadline.
WorleyParsons Infrastructure & Environment Graduate Scholarship in Geo-Environmental Engineering
Funded by WorleyParsons Infrastructure & Environment
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to a student registered in a MSc or PhD program in the Department
of Civil and Environmental Engineering who is conducting research
in the area of geo-environmental engineering. The recipient will
be selected on the basis of academic excellence. Part-time students
are eligible for this scholarship.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
WorleyParsons Infrastructure & Environment Graduate Scholarship in Hydrogeology
Funded by WorleyParsons Infrastructure & Environment
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to a student registered in a MSc or PhD program in the Department
of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences who is conducting research in
hydrogeology. The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic
excellence. Part-time students are eligible for the scholarship.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences.
WorleyParsons Infrastructure & Environment Graduate Scholarship in Soil Science
Funded by WorleyParsons Infrastructure & Environment
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually
to a student registered in a MSc or PhD program in the Department
of Renewable Resources who is conducting research in the area of
soil science. The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic
excellence. Part-time students are eligible for the scholarship.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Renewable Resources.
Janet Sleigh Baxter Wright Scholarship
Endowed by the members and alumni of
the Springhill Nursery School Society
Value: $550
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student
registered in a graduate degree program in Early Childhood Education
(education of children aged birth to eight years). The recipient
must be Canadian, have an excellent academic record, and show demonstrated
ability and interest in teaching children aged birth to eight years.
Part-time students are eligible to hold the scholarship.
Application: There is no application
form; eligible students will be considered automatically by the
Department of Elementary Education.
Dr Y (Taro) Yoneda Family Bursary
Endowed by the Dr Y (Taro) Yoneda family
Value: $1,000
Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student
enrolled in a graduate degree program at the University of Alberta.
Applicants must have graduated from a high school in a rural Alberta
community north of Edmonton that has a population of less than 10,000.
The recipient will be selected on the basis of financial need and
satisfactory academic standing.
Application: Apply to Student Financial
Aid and Information Centre, 2-700 Student's Union Building, Telephone:
(780) 492-3483.
Deadline: 15 January
Harvey Zingle Scholarship in Counselling Psychology
Endowed by friends of Harvey Zingle,
Chair of the Department of Educational Psychology from 1978 - 1987
Value: $3,600
Eligibility: Awarded annually, based
on high academic standing, to a student in the MEd or PhD Counselling
Psychology program. Part-time students are eligible for this award.
Application: Information regarding specific
application requirements and application forms are available from
the Department of Educational Psychology, 6-102 Education N.
Deadline: September 15th
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