The University of Guelph attracts a community of outstanding scholars to its broad range of faculties and programs. The Committee on Awards, established by the Senate of the University, is responsible for the supervision of the administration of awards in the gift of the Senate. In addition, this Committee formulates policies regarding the effective use of funds designated for awards and establishes the terms and conditions attached to the awards. Each College has an Awards Committee which is responsible for the awarding of scholarships and bursaries. In addition, there is a University Bursary Committee that is responsible for bursaries which are based entirely on financial need and do not have an academic requirement.Some scholarships and bursaries are open to all students regardless of degree or diploma program and these are listed in this section under the heading All Degree Programs of the University. Others are restricted to students in particular degree programs and these are listed by program. Students entering the 1st semester should therefore consult all of these sections for entrance awards. Also refer to Section VIII--Undergraduate Degree Regulations and Procedures, Academic Misconduct, Penalties, for additional regulations regarding scholarships and bursaries.

Eligibility: To be eligible for entrance awards, you should be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident entering the 1st year of post-secondary studies for the first time. Where appropriate, in-course awards indicate the semester level in which the award is normally applicable. Full-time and part-time students are eligible for most awards, unless otherwise stated in the eligibility clause or in the terms and conditions of the award. A minimum of 70% average is required for all awards, excluding bursaries.International Students: Financial Assistance Programs are available for International Students, including Entrance Awards, Work Study and In-course Bursaries. In addition, many of the University of Guelph's scholarships for upper-year students are available to enrolled international students and are based on high academic standing. Where applications are required, it is the student's responsibility to obtain an application from Student Financial Services and to see that it is returned prior to the deadline date.

Access Awards: The University recently established an endowment fund through the generous contributions of over 6,000 donors which was matched by the provincial government's Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund (OSOTF) program. The income generated from this endowment will be used to support financial aid programs. The awards created will be used to assist Canadian citizens or permanent residents who meet the Ontario residency requirements as mandated by the OSOTF program. Students must complete a Need Assessment Form in order to be considered. Please contact the Student Financial Services office for further details.

Ontario Government Mandated Terms for an OSOTF Award:

i) be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident;

ii) be a Ontario resident as defined by a) have lived in Ontario for a period of at least 12 consecutive months up to the beginning of full-time post-secondary study; or b) the student's spouse has lived in Ontario for at least 12 consecutive months up to the beginning of the current year full-time post-secondary study period; or c) the student's parent(s)/stepparent(s)/legal guardian/official sponsor has lived in Ontario for at least 12 consecutive months up to the beginning of the current year full-time post-secondary study period;

iii) financial need has been demonstrated as determined by the University of Guelph Need Assessment procedures.

The University reserves the right to amend awards subject to the availability of funds.

The most prestigious entrance awards at the University of Guelph. Twelve scholarships of $20,000 ($5,000 annually), named to honour their donors or distinguished members of the University, are awarded to entering students of academic distinction who have made significant contributions to their schools and communities and demonstrated the potential to become leaders in society. Nominations are made by high school principals and are to be sent to the Associate Registrar, Student Financial Services, by February 15. [E0238]

A number of President's Scholarships have been named in honour of the following people:

President's Scholarships (Dick Brown)

Two of the scholarships are endowed by Dr. Patrick Lett to winners whose leadership qualities best reflect those demonstrated by Dick Brown in University Athletics from 1968 to 1988.

President's Scholarship (Cecil H. Franklin and Ingrid Franklin)

In honour of Cecil Franklin, former Chair of the Board of Governors and Honorary Fellow of the University, the University of Guelph has named one of these twelve prestigious entrance awards to recognize his financial contributions and volunteer support to the President's Entrance Scholarship program.

President's Scholarship (Charles S. Humphrey)

In memory of Charles S. Humphrey, a former President of Hart Chemical Company Canada Ltd. and long-time friend, the University has named one of these twelve prestigious entrance awards to recognize his financial contribution through his estate to the President's Entrance Scholarship program.

President's Scholarship (Jack R. Longstaffe)

The University of Guelph has named one of these twelve prestigious entrance awards in memory of Jack R. Longstaffe to recognize his financial contribution through his estate to the President's Entrance Scholarship program.

President's Scholarship (Burton C. Matthews)

The University of Guelph has named one of these twelve prestigious entrance awards in honour of Burton C. Matthews to recognize his insight and leadership in establishing the President's Entrance Scholarship program.

President's Scholarship (Kathleen and Frederick Metcalf)

This award has been endowed by Mr. and Mrs. F.T. Metcalf of Guelph. After a distinguished career in cable TV, broadcasting and publishing, the late Mr. Metcalf retired as President of Maclean Hunter Ltd. and Chairman of the Board of Maclean Hunter Cable Ltd. He was Honorary Chairman of Maclean Hunter Cable Ltd. and a member of the University of Guelph Heritage Board (1996).

President's Scholarship (Rol-land Farms Limited)

Two of the scholarships are endowed by the four shareholders of Rol-land Farms Limited of Blenheim, Ontario, Hank, Peter, Arthur and Eric Vander Pol and their families. The Vander Pol families are generous supporters of a number of University projects and programs.

President's Scholarship (Lillian Usher Stewart)

The University of Guelph has named one of these twelve prestigious entrance awards in honour of Lillian Usher Stewart a friend of the University to recognize her financial contribution through her estate to the President's Entrance Scholarship program.

Qualifications: Entering students of academic distinction who have made significant contributions to their schools and communities and demonstrated the potential to become leaders in society.

Amount: Twelve awards of $20,000 ($5,000 annually for 4 years)

The scholarship is not tenable with other entrance scholarships. Application not required. [E0006]

Qualifications: Students entering the first semester with a minimum 80% average. The scholarship will be paid in four installments with $2,000 being paid in semester 1 and $1,000 paid in semesters 3, 5 and 7. Payments made in semesters 3, 5 and 7 are contingent upon a minimum average of 75% over the previous two semesters of full-time study. Students who fail to qualify for a payment may re-qualify by subsequently obtaining a 75% or better average over the previous two semesters of full-time study.

Amount: Two awards of $5,000 ($2,000 in year 1 and $1,000 in years 2, 3 and 4)

The scholarship will be paid in eight equal installments with the first and second payments payable shortly after registration in semesters 1 and 2. The 3rd to 8th payments are contingent upon obtaining a minimum average of 80% over the previous two semesters of full-time study. Students who fail to qualify for a payment may re-qualify by subsequently obtaining an 80% or better average over the previous two semesters of full-time study. Application not required. [E0317]

Qualifications: Outstanding students entering semester 1

Amount: Twenty-five awards of $8,000 ($2,000 annually for 4 years)

The endowment for this entrance scholarship was established by Paul and Aileen Clarke and their family in honour of Paul's father, the late Jack Clarke, a Blenheim area farmer. The PAJ Clarke Family Scholarship application form along with a completed Need Assessment Form must be submitted to Student Financial Services by April 1. Applications are available through Student Financial Services. Not tenable with the President's Scholarship. Annual payments are contingent upon full-time enrolment and maintaining a minimum 80% average on the previous Fall and Winter semesters. [E0381]

Qualifications: Students with a minimum 80% average with a record of leadership and community participation are eligible. Preference will be given to candidates from Blenheim district or Kent County and who were raised, or have worked, on a farm. Students may be contacted to provide special need circumstances if there exists a short list of equal candidates.

Amount: One award of $12,000 ($3,000 annually for 4 years)

Qualifications: Student from Oxford County with the highest admission average.

Amount: $1,200

In support of the University's strategic direction of internationalism, entrance scholarships are available each fall to the top international students entering an undergraduate degree program at the University of Guelph. Application not required. [E0408]

Qualifications: Students on a "student visa" entering an undergraduate degree program at the University of Guelph with high academic performance.

Amount: Awards of $2,000 to $6,000

Priority will be given to a student from Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational Institute. Application not required. [E0150]

Qualifications: Presented to a student entering semester 1 from the cities of Kitchener or Waterloo who has demonstrated involvement in extracurricular activities who has shown satisfactory academic performance and who has financial need.

Amount: One award of $500

Family, friends, and colleagues of Lillian MacDonald and Dr. Jack MacDonald, Vice-President, Academic, of the University of Guelph from 1986 to 1995, have established a scholarship that recognizes their commitment to increasing the accessibility of post-secondary education to aboriginal persons. Application not required. [E0379]

Qualifications: In the first instance, the award will be given to an entering student coming from the Grand River Polytechnical Institute (GRPI) and who has received the highest cumulative average in the Native University Access Program. If there is no entering student in any one year, the scholarship will be awarded to the in-course student who is a graduate of the GRPI who has the highest cumulative average at the University.

Amount: One award of $800

Provided by the family of J.D. MacLachlan. Application not required. [E0170]

Qualifications: Student entering the University with the highest admission average.

Amount: One award of $1,300

Provided by the Wilhelmina McArthur Humphries Trust Fund. This scholarship is not tenable with other Senate awards.Application not required. [E0183]

Qualifications: Students entering semester 1 from Lanark and Wellington Counties. An equal number of awards are available to students from each county. In the case of insufficient eligible applicants from one county, the awards will be given to eligible applicants from the other county.

Amount: Twelve awards of $700

Established by the family in memory of Penri Morris, who was killed World War II action in 1944 at the age of 21. Penri grew up on the family fruit farm near Forest, Ontario. After graduating from high school, he joined the Royal Canadian Air Force and was attached to the Royal Air Force Bomber Command as a navigator at the time of this death. Awarded to the student with the highest cumulative academic performance above 75% in all courses of the last year in high school study (full-time or equivalent study). Application not required. [E0430]

Qualifications: Students entering first year of any undergraduate program from North Lambton Secondary School in Forest, Ontario, in their absence, from Lambton County, and their absence, from Ontario.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Students who have applied to the University for admission will receive a Need Assessment Form from the University early in the calendar year. [E0384]

Qualifications: First time entering undergraduate and graduate students on the basis of financial need and academic merit.

Amount: Approximately 500 awards of $1,500

Established by the University of Guelph to support entering undergraduate students with identified financial need. Students who have applied to the University for admission will receive a Need Assessment Form from the University early in the calendar year. [E3038]

Qualifications: Full-time entering students with demonstrated financial need. Academic standing will also be considered.

Amount: Up to 100 tuition waivers of approximately $4,000 in year one and $1,000 in years 2, 3 and 4

Offered to students who are admitted to the University of Guelph with a minimum admission average of 80%. Notification of the award amount is made at the time of the offer of admission and is based on the chosen program of study and the admission average at this time. Payment is applied to the student financial account in two equal installments for the Fall and Winter semesters. Continuing awards for students receiving a University of Guelph Entrance Scholarship are available for the second, third and fourth years of study dependent on cumulative average at the end of year one, two and three. Full-time registration is required to receive all installments of this award.Application not required. [E0291]

Qualifications: Students entering semester 1

Amount: A number of awards ranging from $250 to $3,000 dependent on program of study and admission average. Continuing awards range from $250 to $500 dependent on program of study and cumulative average at the end of year one, two and three.

Award is payable at $500 per annum in the student's 1st, 3rd, and 5th semester levels, provided a cumulative average of at least a 70% is maintained. To receive the final payment, the recipient would normally be entering the 5th semester level within a period of 3 calendar years from the date of admission. Application not required. [E0292]

Qualifications: Student entering an undergraduate degree program at the University of Guelph with the highest admission average who has been a resident in the County of Wellington during the previous twelve months.

Amount: One award of $1,500

Established in honour of Kenneth Osborne Hammill, a long time friend of the University and retired plant manager of Blount Canada, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply to Student Financial Services with a completed Need Assessment Form by April 1. ACCESS AWARD [E4356]

Qualifications: Students from the Province of Ontario, with demonstrated financial need, entering one of the following programs on an annual rotation: B.A. in 98/99, then B.A.Sc., B.Comm., B.Sc., B.Sc.(Agr.), B.Sc.(Eng.), B.Sc.(Env.). The winner is chosen from the list of alternates for the President's Scholarships. Recipients must maintain a B+ average or higher, continue to demonstrate financial need and be full-time students in order to qualify for subsequent installments. During the summer after the 3rd year, the scholars will propose, to Student Financial Services, an enrichment experiential undertaking related to the student's field of study; the grant application should include a detailed budget. A grant of up to $1,200 is available to support the undertaking, subject to continuing financial need and approval of the proposal by Student Financial Services. Upon completion , the student will write a report of the experience to Student Financial Services. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $9,600 payable in 8 semester installments of $1,200

Established by Rol-Land Farms, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, to attract entering students who might otherwise not be able to attend university for financial reasons. Students who have applied to the University for admission will receive a Need Assessment Form from the University early in the calendar year. ACCESS AWARD [E4519]

Qualifications: Outstanding entering undergraduate degree students with demonstrated financial need and a minimum 80% cumulative average. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Thirteen awards of $2,000

Applications are available at the High School Guidance offices within the designated area. Apply by May 1 with a completed application and a Need Assessment Form by May 1 to the Student Financial Services. [3034]

Qualifications: Student entering the University of Guelph from the Durham Region, or the counties of Northumberland and Peterborough, who can demonstrate financial need, maintains a 'B' average and demonstrates leadership in his/her high school and community.

Amount: One award of $8,000 ($2,000 annually for 4 years)

Provided by Harvey Graham (OAC '39). Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by Feb. 1. [E3030]

Qualifications: Student who has demonstrated financial need and who comes from a working farm. Students graduating from Lindsay C. V. I., Fenelon Falls Secondary School , or I. E. Weldon Secondary School will be considered. Each application must be accompanied by a reference letter from the Reeve of the student's home township.

Amount: One award of $1,375

In support of the University's strategic direction of internationalism, entrance bursaries are available each fall to assist some of our international students entering an undergraduate degree program at the University of Guelph. Students who wish to be considered should attach a Need Assessment Form to their application for admission to the University. Copies can be obtained from Student Financial Services. [E3043]

Qualifications: Students on a student visa entering an undergraduate degree program at the University of Guelph with demonstrated financial need.

Amount: Awards ranging from $1,000 to $3,000

Established in memory of Mrs. Elsa H. Stewart of Pakenham, Ontario. Mr. Stewart graduated from the Ontario Agricultural College in 1933 and Mrs. Stewart from Macdonald Institute in 1932. Applicants for these bursaries should have a good academic record and an active interest in community affairs. A recommendation from the County agricultural representative or the secondary school principal is required. Apply by April 1 including a Need Assessment Form. [E3272]

Qualifications: Students from the Ontario Counties of Lanark and Renfrew, and the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, entering the 1st semester of a degree program at the University of Guelph.

Amount: Twelve awards of $500

Apply to Associate Registrar, Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0358]

Qualifications: Students with a minimum 'B' average and demonstrating financial need and significant improvement in marks during the last three semesters

Amount: One award of $1,000

In memory of David Boyes a technician in the Apiculture Field Laboratory. Application not required. [I0031]

Qualifications: Student registered in the Fall semester who achieves high academic standing in Introductory Apiculture (ENVB*2210), demonstrates an interest in apiculture and who has participated in extracurricular activities.

Amount: One award of $125

Qualifications: Graduating student who has a minimum cumulative average of 77% in Financial Accounting AGEC*2220; Management Accounting AGEC*2230; and Intermediate Accounting AGEC*3330. Apply by letter to Student Financial Services by April 1 indicating intent to pursue the CGA program of professional studies

Amount: One award of $150 plus a credit equalling one year's tuition and course fees towards the CGA program (approximate value: $2,000)

Apply to the CFRU Board of Governors by April 30. [I0215]

Qualifications: Applicants must be registered or graduating from the University of Guelph and have volunteered at CFRU for at least one year. The recipients will be selected on the basis of academic performance and volunteer work at CFRU. Application not required.

Amount: Two awards of $250

Established by the Silver Anniversary celebrants to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the University Class of 1970. This award rotates among all six colleges on the main campus. The appropriate College Award Committee selects the candidate each Fall semester and the candidate is announced each October. [I0424]

Qualifications: Outstanding student in any degree program who has attained at least an 80% average in two consecutive semesters resulting in placement on the Deans' Honours List.

Amount: One award of $1,400

Offered by Collins Barrow, a national firm of Chartered Accountants. This scholarship is awarded in the Fall semester. Application not required. [I0040]

Qualifications: Student with the highest grade in course AGEC*3330, Intermediate Accounting.

Amount: One award of $500

Established by students, faculty, staff and friends to honour Prof. Leonard Conolly, professor of drama, Chair of the Department of Drama, 1981-88, and Associate Vice-President Academic, 1988-1992. Apply to the Centre for International Programs by April 5, for visiting during the subsequent Fall or Winter semesters. [I0446]

Qualifications: Full-time visiting exchange undergraduate or graduate student, registered at Guelph for at least one semester, from any county in the South (a list of eligible countries and exchange partner universities is available in the Centre for International Programs). Selection, by the Centre for International Programs, will be based on assessment of (a) a one-page submission describing the significance of the student visiting Guelph to the program of study at the partner exchange university (b) two faculty references of one-page each, and (c) consistent high performance in the coursework completed, as documented by a transcript of program grades to date, submitted by the home university.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Offered by the Board of Governors. Recipients will be selected by each of the College Awards Committees. Winners will be notified no later than the end of October. Application not required. [I0323]

Qualifications: Students registered in any degree program. The primary academic criteria is placement on the Deans' Honours List for two consecutive semesters excluding semesters 7 and 8. Part-time students are eligible after completion of a set of 8 sequential courses.

Amount: 150 awards of $1,000

The family and friends of Erin Demers, a first-year student at the University of Guelph who was tragically killed in a car accident in 1996, have established this scholarship in her memory. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1 with a completed Need Assessment Form, along with at least one supporting reference letter from a Residence Assistant, Residence Manager , or Residence Officer. [I0406]

Qualifications: Out-of-province student who has resided in an on-campus residence during the first semester and who has a cumulative average of 70%. This award is payable in the 3rd semester of study. Preference will be given to students with demonstrated financial need and who have participated significantly in extracurricular activities.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Nominations, accompanied by appropriate résumés, are to be submitted to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0093]

Qualifications: Full-time student registered in semester 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 and living in residence in the Winter semester who has a cumulative 80% average or who is in the top 10% of his/her program. The recipient must have demonstrated responsibility and leadership qualities through participation in residence related activities. Residence Life Staff and paid members of Interhall Council and Hall Councils are not eligible.

Amount: One award of $400

In memory of Tara Lynn Giuliani, a bright young woman, who did not let her blindness stand in the way of her studies at the University of Guelph. Apply to the Centre for Students with Disabilities by November 25. [I0375]

Qualifications: Most academically promising applicant with a demonstrated disability and having financial need.

Amount: One award of $500

Application not required. [I0044]

Qualifications: Restricted to those undergraduate students in any degree program who are graduating in June, or who have graduated in the previous two convocations, with the highest cumulative average.

Amount: One award of a silver medal

The evaluation of the student will be based on the final essay in the "Environmental Perspectives and Human Choice: 5000 Days" course. The selection committee will be comprised of 4 persons: the donor, the Director of the Arboretum, the Dean of Physical and Engineering Science and the Dean of Biological Science. Application not required. [I0045]

Qualifications: Student who has best demonstrated an understanding of the world's resource situation and its proper use by humankind.

Amount: One award of $700

Not tenable with other awards exceeding $500. Apply to Student Financial Services, by April 1. [I0348]

Qualifications: Two awards are available for students in semesters 3 through 6 with at least a 75% cumulative average and whose primary area of study is related to the natural sciences. The first award is based on academic proficiency. The second award is based on academic proficiency and demonstrated leadership with preference given to students from Ottawa-Carleton, Dundas-Glengarry-Stormont, Grenville, Lanark, Prescott-Russell and Renfrew counties.

Amount: Two awards of $1,500

For the best essay, written by an undergraduate in philosophy. The essay may be either a required assignment for a course (in which case either the student or the instructor may submit it) or it may be specially prepared for the competition. Submission of essays is to the Chair, Department of Philosophy, by the end of the 12th week of the Winter semester. [I0139]

Qualifications: Any undergraduate who has registered for a philosophy course during the academic year in which the prize is awarded.

Amount: Book prize

An endowment fund established in memory of Arthur D. Latornell, OAC '50, who had a life-long professional career in resource management and conservation and a special interest in helping young people. The funds are given to provide twenty-five travel grants. These travel grants are offered to assist students in attending conferences, courses, co-op student exchanges or study abroad programs in these areas. Apply to Student Financial Services. Deadline dates are June 1 for Fall travel, October 1 for Winter travel, and February 1 for Summer travel. [I0058]

Qualifications: Students in semester 3 and above. Students must have at least a 70% average and a primary area of interest related to natural resources management, environmental science, conservation, soil science and/or rural development.

Amount: Up to 80% of estimated travel costs to a maximum of $1,000

Application not required. [I0233]

Qualifications: Student in any academic program of the University who has completed courses in Land Reclamation (e.g. CROP*2280, SOIL*-3200). Applicants must have a minimum of 70% cumulative average and have demonstrated an interest and aptitude in the area of crops and land reclamation.

Semester: 5 to 8

Amount: One award of $200

The scholarship will be awarded in the Spring semester. Application not required. [I0268]

Qualifications: Full-time student graduating from B.Comm., B.A. (minor in Business Administration), or B.Sc. (minor in Business Administration), or B.Sc.(Agr.) (major in Agriculture Business or Agricultural Economics), programs. Student with the highest average in the 2 courses Financial Accounting AGEC*2220 and Intermediate Accounting AGEC*3330

Amount: One award of $500 and a free course enrolment in the first complete CMA subject enrolled in the Society's program

Applications to include a supporting letter from a coach or intramural supervisor. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0280]

Qualifications: Full-time student registered in semester 4, 5, 6 or 7 in the Winter semester who has a cumulative 80% average or who is in the top 10% of his/her program. The recipient must have demonstrated responsibility and leadership qualities through participation in intramural or intercollegiate athletics.

Amount: One award of $650

A scholarship is offered by the Toronto District Beekeepers Association in memory of the late Hugh McLeod, past chair of the Association. Application not required. [I0285]

Qualifications: The recipient will have good academic standing, have participated in extracurricular activities, and demonstrated a keen interest in beekeeping.

Amount: One award of $400

Apply to Student Financial Services, by January 31. [I0293]

Qualifications: Student who is a member or former member, or who is from the immediate family of a member of the University of Guelph Staff Association, and who is entering semester 2, 3, or 4 of a degree or diploma program in the Winter semester. If there is more than one eligible candidate, the award will go to the one who has attained the highest relative class standing in his or her previous full-time semester, provided that a minimum of 70% standing is obtained.

Amount: One award of $600

The University of Guelph, through the sale of Guelph London House, has established an endowment to provide travel scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students who wish to study outside of Canada but need financial support to do so. A total of $35,000 is available in the fund. Apply to Student Financial Services with a description of the intended travel, an estimate of the travel costs and a completed Need Assessment Form by October 1 for Winter travel, February 1 for Spring travel and June 1 for Fall travel. [T0421]

Qualifications: Registered undergraduate and graduate students with demonstrated financial need who have a minimum 70% cumulative average in the last two semesters of full-time equivalent study are eligible to apply. The value of the award will depend on the assessed financial need. The scholarship can cover additional costs of travelling outside of Canada including: airfare, administrative costs, and differential costs of accommodation.

Amount: Variable amounts up to $1,500

Application will be made by nominations signed by 4 currently registered students forwarded to Student Financial Services by March 15. Presentations are made in the Fall semester. [I2096]

Qualifications: Students registered in semester 2 or 3 in the Winter semester in any degree program who have obtained a minimum of 70% standing. Selection will be made on the basis of participation in university activities and in the student's home community as well as qualities of leadership, ambition and initiative.

Semester: 2, 3

Amount: Two awards of $350

Prospective candidates will be nominated by Senators and the medal winner will be chosen by a committee selected by the Striking Committee. The medal will be awarded at Convocation in June. Application not required. [I0299]

Qualifications: Student senator who has high academic standing and who has made a substantial contribution to student life and to the University, particularly through involvement in and commitment to Senate activities.

Amount: One award of a medal

Established by the Wilken family in memory of Stephanie Wilken, BA 1995. Apply to Student Financial Services with a transcript and a letter indicating the kind and extent of volunteer activities at the Wellness Centre by October 1. Selection committee is the Senate Committee on Awards on the recommendation of the Student Wellness Educator at the Wellness Centre. [I0449]

Qualifications: Student registered in any undergraduate degree program, who has been a volunteer for at least two semesters at the Wellness Centre. The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic performance in all courses to date and volunteer work at the Wellness Centre.

Amount: One award of $1,000

The most prestigious graduating award of the University of Guelph. One student will be nominated by each College Awards Committee. The Senate Awards Committee will make the final selection and the medal will be awarded at Convocation in June. Application not required. [I0311]

Qualifications: Graduating student who excels both academically and in extracurricular activities.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of a medal

Brinson Partners Inc., with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, has established these bursaries. Apply with a completed need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3526]

Qualifications: Students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $1,500

Established by Burnbrae Farms, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program to assist students with financial need to continue their studies as full-time students. Apply with a completed need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3525]

Qualifications: Full-time students with demonstrated financial need. Preference will be given to students with a demonstrated interest in poultry science. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $1,500

Mrs. Elizabeth Burton, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, provides bursaries to students with demonstrated financial need. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3503]

Qualifications: Students in second, third or fourth year with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: A number of awards totalling $2,250

Established by the Class of '72: 25th Reunion Fund with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program to support students who wish to study full-time. Apply to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3512]

Qualifications: Full-time students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Three awards of $1,000

Established by Euclid-Hitachi of Canada Ltd., with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, to assist students with financial need to continue their studies as full-time students. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I4517]

Qualifications: Students with a minimum cumulative average of 70% with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $1,500

Provided by Harvey Graham (OAC '39) with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I4506]

Qualifications: Students entering the fourth year of a four year degree program, maintaining at least a 70% program average and demonstrating financial need, who have previously received the Harvey Graham Bursary. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $5,000

Established by Gryphon Investment Counsel, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Awarded in the Winter semester. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3513]

Qualifications: Full-time students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $1,500

The estate of Richard and Sophia Hungerford, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, has established an endowment to provide travel scholarships to undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need who wish to study in developing countries, or attend conferences on development. Apply to Student Financial Services with a description of the intended travel, an estimate of the travel costs and a completed Need Assessment Form at least one month prior to departure. Deadline dates are June 1 for Fall travel, October 1 for Winter travel, and February 1 for Summer travel. ACCESS AWARD. [T4508]

Qualifications: Registered undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need who have at least a 70% cumulative average in the last 2 semesters of full-time equivalent study are eligible. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Travel grants totalling up to $31,000

Provided by the Estate of Howard and Myrtle Rogers, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3537]

Qualifications: Students with demonstrated financial need. Preference will be given to students from Wellington County. Students are encouraged to apply for an award in each year of study. The award may have been held in previous years but students must demonstrate on-going financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Ten awards of up to $2,000

Established by Scotiabank, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, to assist students with financial need to continue their studies as full-time students. Distributed in the Winter semester. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3522]

Qualifications: Full-time students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $1,500

Provided by alumni and friends of the University, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, to support undergraduate, graduate or OAC (Guelph) diploma students who wish to study full-time but who need financial support to do so. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3522]

Qualifications: Full-time students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Variable amounts from $500 to $2,000

Established by the University of Guelph Alumni Association, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, to support students who wish to study full-time but who need financial support to do so. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3523]

Qualifications: Full-time in-course students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $1,000

Established by the estate of Mary I. Whitelock, a friend of the University, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, to assist students who wish to study full-time but who need financial support to do so. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3524]

Qualifications: All undergraduate, graduate or OAC diploma students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Thirteen awards of $2,000

Mrs. Norma L. Valeriote has made available a number of bursaries. Apply to the International Student Advisor. [I3009]

Qualifications: Students who are citizens of Third World countries, as defined by the United Nations, who are registered in a degree or diploma program and who demonstrate financial need.

Amount: Varying amounts

The Co-operatives, Credit Unions, friends and associates of Prof. R. P. Forshaw have established this bursary. Apply to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. [I3013]

Qualifications: Undergraduate students who have financial need. Preference may be given to candidates who have been or are members of a co-operative or credit union.

Amount: One award of $400

The University of Guelph offers in-course bursaries to students who have demonstrated financial need. Apply to Student Financial Services, with a completed Need Assessment Form by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. [I3037/I3047]

Qualifications: Ontario students with demonstrated financial need, who are in semesters 2 to 8, and who are studying full-time (based on OSAP regulations) in the semester of the award.

Semester: Apply in semesters 1 through 7

Amount: A number of awards of approximately $750

The University Police have made available a number of bursaries. Apply to Student Financial Services with a completed Need Assessment Form by October 15. [I3019]

Qualifications: Full-time undergraduate and graduate students who have financial need.

Amount: Varying amounts

The estate of Jessie L. Beattie has established a scholarship in memory of Lillie Ann Beattie and Jeannie Cockburn Beattie. The scholarship is awarded alternately between the B.A.Sc. (odd-numbered years) and B.Comm. (even-numbered years) programs. Application not required. [E0026]

Qualifications: Student entering full-time studies in the B.A.Sc. program or the Hotel and Food Administration, Housing and Real Estate or Marketing Management majors in the B.Comm. program who has achieved the highest mark in English during the final year of high school. In the event of a tie, preference will be given to students from rural areas.

Amount: One award of $300

Provided by the estate of Clara E. Elliott, MAC '07. This scholarship is payable in 4 annual installments of $2,000. To maintain the award for the second year of study, the recipients must have at least a 77% average and continue to demonstrate the qualities on which the award was given. To maintain the scholarship into the 3rd and 4th years, the recipient must have at least an 80% average in the prior year and continue to demonstrate the qualities on which the award was given. Students accepted into the B.A.Sc. program will be invited to submit an application. [E0210]

Qualifications: Academically outstanding students, who are entering semester 1 of the B.A.Sc. program with at least an 80% average and who plan to pursue a career in teaching. The recipients will be selected on the basis of academic achievement and evidence of participation in leadership roles, especially teaching and education. References from teachers and overall presentation of their application material will also be used to determine award recipients. Preference will be given to students planning a teaching career in areas related to family studies including nutrition education and early childhood education.

Amount: One award of $8,000 ($2,000 annually for 4 years)

Provided by the estate of Clara E. Elliott, MAC '07. This scholarship is payable in 4 annual installments of $2,000. To maintain the award for the second year of study, the recipients must have at least a 77% average and continue to demonstrate the qualities on which the award was given. To maintain the scholarship into the 3rd and 4th years, the recipient must have at least an 80% average in the prior year and continue to demonstrate the qualities on which the award was given. Eligible students admitted to semester 1 will be invited to submit an application. [E0095]

Qualifications: Students entering semester 1 of the B.A.Sc. program or the Hotel and Food Administration, Housing and Real Estate Management or Marketing Management majors of the B.Comm. program with at least an 80% entrance average. The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic achievement and evidence of participation in leadership roles as indicated by their application material and reference letters from teachers.

Amount: One award of $8,000 ($2,000 annually for 4 years)

Established in memory of Adelaide Hoodless, by the estate of her daughter, Muriel I. Bostwick (MAC '31D). This award will be made in two equal installments of $750. The second installment will be paid at the beginning of semester 2 provided the recipient obtains at least a 70% average in semester 1. Application not required. [E0133]

Qualifications: Students entering the B.A.Sc. program

Amount: Five awards of $1,500

Established by the Mac-FACS Alumni Association. The winner will be selected from the pool of eligible students not awarded the Clara E. Elliott Education or Entrance Scholarships. [E0162]

Qualifications: This scholarship is offered to students entering the B.A.Sc. program or the Marketing Management or Housing and Real Estate Management majors of the B.Comm. program with high academic standing and who have shown leadership in community-based volunteer activities. Students who have applied to the above programs will be invited to submit an application.

Amount: One award of approximately $300

Established by the Mac-FACS Alumni Association and awarded in the Fall semester. Application not required. [E0167]

Qualifications: Students entering the B.A.Sc. program or the Marketing Management or Housing and Real Estate Management majors of the B.Comm. program. Selection will be based on the highest admission average provided the student did not receive any of the major entrance scholarships.

Amount: One award of $1,000 and two awards of $500

Provided by the family and friends of the late Tammie Nevills (FACS '81), a former teacher at Bluevale Collegiate Institute in Waterloo, ON, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [E3541]

Qualifications: Entering student who is a graduate of Bluevale Collegiate Institute in Waterloo, ON, or failing that Waterloo Collegiate Institute and demonstrated financial need. Preference will be given to eligible students who are entering a major in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $1,000

Established by the Shaw Scholarship Committee with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply by letter, including a summary of local agricultural activities and a completed Need Assessment Form, to Student Financial Services by September 30. ACCESS AWARD [E4520]

Qualifications: Students registered in the B.A.Sc, B.Sc.(Agr.) or D.V.M. programs studying agriculture, horticulture, equine studies, food and nutrition or veterinary sciences with demonstrated financial need, a 70% cumulative average and involvement in local agricultural activities. Preference will be given to first year students from Peterborough County. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: A number of awards of $1,000

Application not required. [I0003]

Qualifications: Student preferably from a farm family in York County or the Region of Durham. The student must be entering the semester 7 of the B.A.Sc. program with a good academic record and be majoring in Applied Human Nutrition. Presented in the Fall semester.

Amount: One award of $600

This scholarship is offered in memory of Ann E. Barber, former superintendent of Macdonald Hall and Dean of Women, by the Mac-FACS Alumni Association. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0023]

Qualifications: Student entering semesters 3, 4 or 5 in the B.A.Sc. program or the Marketing Management or Housing and Real Estate Management major of the B.Comm. program with a minimum 80% average in the semester just completed. The student must have made a worthwhile contribution to student activities in residence or on- campus.

Amount: One award of $300

Provided by the estate of the late Adna M. Bell. Application not required. [I0028]

Qualifications: Student who obtains the highest grade in course NUTR*4900 Selected Topics in Human Nutrition.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $150

This prize was established by the 1929 class of Macdonald Institute in memory of Jean C. Bradley, instructor of foods and cookery at Macdonald Institute, and is administered by the Mac-FACS Alumni Association . Application not required. [I0032]

Qualifications: Graduating student with the highest cumulative average in the Applied Human Nutrition major of the B.A.Sc. program.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $300

Scholarships are awarded from funds donated from the estate of Dorothy Britton (MAC '39). Awarded on the basis of high academic achievement. Application not required. [I0015]

Qualifications: Students entering semesters 4 or 5 of the B.A.Sc. program or the Hotel and Food Administration, Housing and Real Estate Management or Marketing Management majors of the B.Comm. program are eligible.

Semester: 4 or 5

Amount: Up to six awards of $1,500

The alumni, faculty and staff of the former College of Family and Consumer Studies established a scholarship in memory of Professor Anne Callagan. Offered in odd-numbered years. Application not required. [I0038]

Qualifications: Co-op student in the B.A.Sc. program who achieves the highest cumulative grade average over the first 4 semesters of study.

Semester: 4 or 6

Amount: One award of $400

Awarded from the estate of the late Elizabeth Landels Casselman. Apply by April 1 to Student Financial Services, stating leadership qualities and participation in extracurricular activities. [I0050]

Qualifications: Student entering the semester 5 of the B.A.Sc. with a minimum cumulative average of 80% and demonstrated excellence and leadership in extracurricular activities.

Amount: One award of $1,700

Established by the late Dr. George I. Christie, former President of the Ontario Agricultural College, and his daughter, the late Margaret C. Hearn, in memory of the late Ethel M. Christie. Application not required. [I0057]

Qualifications: Student in the B.A.Sc. program who has achieved highest standing in [1.50] or more credits in English.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $100

A student may receive this scholarship only once. Application not required. [I0061]

Qualifications: Student entering semester level 3, 4 or 5 who obtains highest standing in the B.A.Sc. program

Semester: 3, 4, 5

Amount: One award of $200

Established by the Canadian Textile Institute in memory of Dr. Cleyn, a former chair of the board of directors and founder of Cleyn & Tinker Inc., to foster talent in the Canadian clothing and textile industries. Apply to the Consumer Studies Awards Committee by April 1, including a résumé and a 500 word statement documenting interest and experience in the clothing or textile industries. [I0013]

Qualifications: Students with a minimum 70% average in the last two full-time semesters who have taken courses in clothing and textiles and have an interest in the clothing and textile industries. Students also must be involved in extracurricular activities.

Amount: One award of $500

Application not required. [I0021]

Qualifications: Student who achieves the highest mark in FRHD*3170, Practicum -- Child Studies I.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Established by the Mac-FACS Alumni Association. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by April 1. [0107]

Qualifications: Student entering semester 3, 4, or 5 of the B.A.Sc. program or the Marketing Management or Housing and Real Estate Management major of the B.Comm. program in the Fall semester with demonstrated financial need and a minimum 70% cumulative average.

Amount: One award of $300

Application not required. [I0165]

Qualifications: Student standing highest at the completion of the 2nd semester level of the B.A.Sc. program

Semester: 2

Amount: One award of $400

The H.H. Harshman Foundation, long time supporters of the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition, provides these scholarships. Apply, highlighting leadership potential, to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0123]

Qualifications: Students entering semesters 5, 6 or 7 of the B.A.Sc. program. One award will be granted to a student entering semester 5, one to a student entering semester 7 and one to a student entering semester levels 5, 6 or 7.

Amount: Three awards of $3,000

Established in memory of Adelaide Hoodless, by her son, the late Bernard B. Hoodless. Students will be eligible for only one Adelaide Hoodless Memorial Scholarship. Apply by letter outlining extracurricular activities to the Dean's Office, CSAHS, by April 1. [I0137]

Qualifications: Students entering semester levels 5, 6, or 7 of the B.A.Sc. program

Semester: 4, 5, 6

Amount: Two awards of $500

In memory of Adelaide Hoodless, the estate of her daughter, Muriel L. Bostwick (MAC '31D), has established number of proficiency scholarships to students in the B.A.Sc. program. Students can receive up to two Adelaide Hoodless Proficiency Scholarships. Apply to the Dean's Office, CSAHS, by April 1. [I0138]

Qualifications: Students entering semester levels 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 of the B.A.Sc. program with a cumulative average of at least 70% . Recipients will be selected on the basis of academic merit and involvement in extracurricular activities.

Amount: Two awards of $500

Established by family and friends in memory of Marie-Pier Lamoureux-Jones, a 1988 graduate of the Applied Human Nutrition major in the B.A.Sc. program. A student may only receive this scholarship once. Application not required. [I0359]

Qualifications: Full-time undergraduate student entering semester 5, 6 or 7, who is enrolled in the Applied Human Nutrition major in the B.A.Sc. program. The scholarship will be awarded to the student with the highest cumulative academic standing.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Established in 1976, by the class of Mac '69, in memory of classmate Patricia Cosgrove. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0082]

Qualifications: Students who have completed their 2nd or 3rd semester of the B.A.Sc. program by April. Preference will be given to students showing general proficiency in both curricular and extracurricular work.

Semester: 2, 3

Amount: One award of $600

Mr. Bernard Ward has established this scholarship in memory of the late Mrs. Vera Ayres MacBeth, a 1923 graduate of the Macdonald Institute. Application not required. [I0159]

Qualifications: Full-time student in the B.A.Sc. program with high academic standing.

Semester: 2, 3

Amount: One award of $400

Offered by the Mac-FACS Alumni Association. Awarded in the Fall semester. Application not required. [I0163]

Qualifications: Student with the highest cumulative average above 80% at the completion of semester 2 of the B.A.Sc. program or the Housing and Real Estate Management or Marketing Management majors of the B.Comm. program

Amount: One award of $300

Offered by the Mac-FACS Alumni Association. Application not required. [I0164]

Qualifications: Student entering semester 5 or 6 of the B.A.Sc. program or the Marketing Management or Housing and Real Estate Management majors of the B.Comm. program with the highest cumulative average above 80%.

Amount: One award of $500

An endowment has been established by the family and friends of Virginia McEwen, an alumna of Macdonald Institute, Class of '57 (B.H.Sc.), recipient of a University of Guelph Master's degree in 1971 and an enthusiastic participant in a wide range of activities of the University of Guelph Alumni Association for many years. Application not required. [I0186]

Qualifications: Outstanding students in the B.A.Sc. co-op program. The first scholarship is awarded on admission to a student's first co-op work semester on the basis of academic performance in all courses completed prior to the first co-op work semester. The second scholarship is awarded to a student entering the second co-op work semester, based on an outstanding rating both on the student's Work Report and the Supervisor's Report on the student's performance, as well as on the basis of academic performance in all courses completed prior to the second co-op work semester.

Amount: Two awards of $750

Offered by the Federated Women's Institute of Ontario. Apply to Student Financial Services, by April 1. [I0160]

Qualifications: Students from Ontario with a minimum cumulative average of 70% and the end of semester 2 of the B.A.Sc. program or the Marketing Management, Housing and Real Estate Management of Hotel and Food Administration majors of the B.Comm. program who have been involved in extracurricular activities. If other qualifications are equal, preference will be given to students who have participated in the Ontario 4-H program and to students whose mothers are Women's Institute members. A student who has previously been awarded a W.I. scholarship is ineligible for a Ontario Women's Institute Scholarship.

Semester: 2

Amount: Several awards of $500

Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0340]

Qualifications: Students from the Ottawa-Carleton region in the year they have completed semester 2 in the B.A.Sc. program and who have a cumulative average of 70% (minimum) standing in semesters 1 and 2. Participation in extracurricular activities and financial need will be considered.

Semester: 2

Amount: Two awards of $1,000

Application not required. [I0234]

Qualifications: Student in the Applied Human Nutrition major who obtains the highest mark in the course NUTR*3040, Nutritional Aspects of Disease. In the case of a tie, the award will be given to the student with the highest cumulative average.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $500

Established by the former College of Family and Consumer Studies Student Association Council in memory of the late Professor Scherf. Students are to be nominated by their peers.[I0252]

Qualifications: Student who has successfully completed [15.00] credits (normally in the seventh semester) in the B.A.Sc. program or the Hotel and Food Administration, Housing and Real Estate Management of Marketing Management majors of the B.Comm. program with a cumulative average of 70% or higher and who has made an outstanding contribution to the Departments of Consumer Studies, Family Relations and Applied Human Nutrition, and the School of Hotel and Food Administration. To be eligible, a student must have served for at least one year as a member of Student government in CSAHS and participated in other College activities.

Amount: One award of $200

Established by the family and friends of Morton G. and Pauline E. Schmidt of Kitchener, Ontario to recognize their appreciation of their daughters' education at the University of Guelph. Application not required. [I0429]

Qualifications: Student in semester 5 or above of the Applied Human Nutrition major of the B.A.Sc. program with at least a 70% cumulative average and who does not hold another major scholarship concurrently. If two students are equally qualified, the student showing the greatest improvement in semester average will receive the award.

Amount: One award of $1,500

Established by the Ontario Dietetic Association Public Service Foundation in memory of the humane and professional leadership shown by Sister Mary Frederick Sheehan through her work at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto. Application not required. [I0216]

Qualifications: Students graduating from the Applied Human Nutrition major of the B.A.Sc. program who have been accepted to a Dietetic Internship are eligible. The recipient will be the student with the highest academic standing.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $250

Established through the W.C. Macdonald Company of Montreal. Application not required. [I0270]

Qualifications: Students with the highest cumulative average in the Child Studies, Family and Social Relations and Gerontology majors entering semester level 5, 6, or 7. Students may receive only one May B. Stewart Scholarship.

Semester: 4, 5, 6

Amount: Two awards of $200

Endowment fund provided by the estate of Mrs. Elsa H. Stewart, formerly of Pakenham, Ontario, to students with financial need. Awarded in the Winter semester. Apply to Student Financial Services by October 15 with a completed Need Assessment Form. [I0271]

Qualifications: Students entering semesters 5, 6 or 7 of the B.A.Sc. program in the Fall semester, with at least 70% average in the last two semesters. Selection will be based on the greatest need.

Semester: 5, 6, or 7

Amount: Three awards of $500

This endowment fund has been established by her family in memory of Mrs. Joan (Ellerington) Tanner, a 1957 graduate of the Macdonald Institute. Application not required. [I0279]

Qualifications: Student graduating in any given academic year with the highest academic standing in the last 4 semesters of the B.A.Sc. program

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $1,000

Donated by the Walker Family in memory of Margaret Walker, who took a great interest in Nutrition Education. Apply to Associate Registrar, Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0206]

Qualifications: Students with a cumulative B+ average who are enrolled in the Applied Human Nutrition major offered by the Department of Family Relations and Applied Human Nutrition. The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic performance and have demonstrated commitment to volunteer activities.

Amount: One award of $1,250

Application not required. [I0096]

Qualifications: Presented to the Winegard Medal nominee selected from candidates from the Department of Consumer Studies, the Department of Family Relations and Applied Human Nutrition and the School of Hotel and Food Administration.

Amount: One award of a medal

Established by the family of Walter and Marian MacDougald on the 50th wedding anniversary of their parents, in recognition of their gift of life-long learning to their five children, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply to Student Financial Services by October 15 and include a 500-word essay on some aspect of food supply and/or land management and a résumé including leadership qualities. ACCESS AWARD [I4530]

Qualifications: Students entering semester 5 or 6 in the following programs/majors/minors: B.A.Sc., B.Sc.(Agr.), B.Sc.(Env.), B.Sc. Food Science, Animal Biology, Nutrition, or Forest Science, and D.V.M. are eligible. Students will have demonstrated leadership and a commitment to excellence and a minimum cumulative average of 70%. Recipients will be enrolled in a program involved in food supply or utilization, farmland conservation or woodlot management. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $1,000

Established by the Shaw Scholarship Committee with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply by letter, including a summary of local agricultural activities and a completed Need Assessment Form, to Student Financial Services by September 30. ACCESS AWARD [E4520]

Qualifications: Students registered in the B.A.Sc, B.Sc.(Agr.) or D.V.M. programs studying agriculture, horticulture, equine studies, food and nutrition or veterinary sciences with demonstrated financial need, a 70% cumulative average and involvement in local agricultural activities. Preference will be given to first year students from Peterborough County. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: A number of awards of $1,000

Established by the family of Helen G. West, a Mac '30 graduate who was a member of the first University of Guelph Senate and a charter member of the University of Guelph Alumni Association, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I4391]

Qualifications: Students in semester 6 or higher of the B.A.Sc. program with a minimum cumulative average of 70% and demonstrated financial need. Students must be registered full-time in the semester in which they receive the award. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $1,300

Established by Gerald B. Coles in memory of his wife Jessie Lambden Coles, a former member of the Macdonald Institute faculty, to support students in the Family Relations and Applied Human Nutrition and Consumer Studies departments. Apply by October 15 to Student Financial Services. [I3005]

Qualifications: Students of acceptable academic standing and needing financial assistance who have completed at least two semester levels in B.A.Sc. program

Semester: 3 to 8

Amount: Varying amounts totalling approximately $6,000

Offered by the Mac-FACS Alumni Association. Apply to Student Financial Services, by September 15 for the Fall semester; by January 15 for the Winter semester; and by May 15 for the Spring semester with a completed Need Assessment Form. [I3011]

Qualifications: Student who demonstrates financial need and who qualifies for mature student status. The student must be admitted to the B.A.Sc. program or the Marketing Management or Housing and Real Estate Management major of the B.Comm. program, or if already holding a degree, admitted to take undergraduate courses in the above programs. Students must be registered in a minimum of 2 courses and may receive the bursary not more than three times.

Amount: Three awards of $200 (one in each of Spring, Fall and Winter semesters)

Dr. Andrew Grant Misener, an alumnus of the University of Guelph, has provided this endowment fund. Apply by October 15 to Student Financial Services. [I3025]

Qualifications: Students in the B.A.Sc. program with established financial need.

Amount: Varying amounts

Established by the Nelson branch of the Halton District Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form by October 15 to Student Financial Services. [I3031]

Qualifications: Mature student enrolled in any undergraduate or graduate program offered by the Department of Consumer Studies, the Department of Family Relations and Applied Human Nutrition and the School of Hotel and Food Administration.

Amount: Varying amounts

Offered by Archie and Isabelle (Cook) Rintoul of OAC '26 and MAC '27 respectively. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form by October 15 to Student Financial Services. [I3018]

Qualifications: Students enrolled in the B.A.Sc. program or the Hotel and Food Administration, Housing and Real Estate Management or Marketing Management majors of the B.Comm. program and the department of Environmental Biology in the B.Sc., B.Sc.(Agr.) or the B.Sc.(Env.) degree programs. Students who have completed semester 4 [10.00 credits] and who have demonstrated financial need are eligible.

Amount: Two awards of $500 (one in each of the two colleges)

Established by the Stoney Creek Women's Institute to commemorate the Sixtieth Anniversary of its founding. Apply by October 15 to Student Financial Services. [I3017]

Qualifications: Students from the region of Hamilton-Wentworth in the B.A.Sc. program whose scholastic standing is satisfactory and who require financial aid.

Semester: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

Amount: Two awards of $250

These scholarships are offered by the Alma Mater Fund Advisory Council. Application not required. [E0007]

Qualifications: Students entering the first semester level of the B.A. program in the Fall.

Amount: Two awards of $750

This scholarship, established by the Faculty Association, is awarded in memory of the fourteen women murdered in December 1989 at Ecole Polytechnique and is intended to attract women to a profession which is largely comprised of men. Application not required. [E0005]

Qualifications: Female student who is a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident of Canada enrolled in the College of Physical and Engineering Science. The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic performance. For continued eligibility beyond semester 1, the student must maintain a minimum of 70% cumulative average. Demonstrated financial need may also be considered.

Amount: $1,500 ($500 in each of semesters 1, 3 and 5).

Application not required. [E0131]

Qualifications: Student entering the first semester level of the B.A. program who declares the intention to pursue an honours program in Mathematics or Statistics. The scholarship will be made in two installments of $250 in each of the student's first two semesters with the second installment to be conditional upon the student obtaining an average of 80% in the first semester.

Amount: One award of $500

The colleagues and family of the late Prof. Frederick Hung make available an entrance award to encourage students to major in Geography. Application not required. [E0320]

Qualifications: Student entering the Bachelor of Arts degree program directly from high school. The award will be given to the student who has achieved the highest mark in grade 13 Geography or its equivalent and at least an 80% average overall.

Amount: One award of $800

Endowed by the late William B. Lowe of Fort Francis, Ontario. Preference will be given first to eligible students from the district of Rainy River, then from the district of Kenora or Thunder Bay, and finally from the remaining districts of Northern Ontario. Application not required. [E0158]

Qualifications: Student entering any of the undergraduate degree programs of the Ontario Agricultural College.

Amount: Two awards of $1,250 paid in two installments of $625

Established by the College of Physical and Engineering Science to honour Earl B. MacNaughton, former head of the Department of Physics and founding Dean of the College of Physical Science. Emphasis will be given to performance in high school science and mathematics. Application not required. [E0172]

Qualifications: Students with high academic standing and entering an honours program in the College of Physical and Engineering Science.

Amount: Four awards of $1,000

Established by Dr. John Munn in memory of his mother Mary Alice (Harris) Munn, who for more than 50 years sang, played, taught, led choirs, and instilled her love of music in the Ripley and Kincardine area, and his sister Marion Catherine Munn, who followed her mother's example as a singer and choir leader. The award is made in two installments, one in each of the Fall and Winter semesters of the first year of study. The second installment will be paid on successful completion of MUSC*1500 and registration in MUSC*1510. Apply by letter to the School of Fine Art and Music, including a reference letter attesting to music activities and an audition cassette or videotape, by February 1. Live auditions will be held in the spring for selected applicants. [E0418]

Qualifications: A student entering the B.A. program intending to major in Music who best combines excellent potential in the area of vocal studies with involvement in extra-curricular music activities, particularly choir or other forms of vocal performance. In the event that two or more applicants are closely matched, preference will be given to the applicant who has the highest entrance average.

Amount: One award of $2,500

The award will be made in 2 installments of $1,200 payable after registration in each of the 1st, and 3rd semester levels. To maintain the scholarship, a recipient must continue with satisfactory academic standing in a degree program in the Ontario Agricultural College. Students who fail to qualify for a payment may re-qualify by subsequently obtaining a minimum average of 70% over the previous two semesters of full-time study. Apply to the OAC Dean's Office, Johnston Hall, by September 30. [E0201]

Qualifications: OAC students entering the B.A., B.Comm., B.L.A., B.Sc., B.Sc.(Agr.), or B.Sc.(Env.) programs who have an admission average in excess of 80%. Participation in extracurricular activities, community activities and demonstrated leadership skills will also be considered.

Amount: Five awards of $2,400

Family, friends and colleagues of John Vanderkamp, former Chair of the Department of Economics, respected Dean of the former College of Social Science (1981-1991), and an enthusiastic promoter of liberal education as encompassed in the Akademia program, have established two memorial scholarships for academically outstanding students in the Akademia program. Apply by letter to Student Financial Services by June 30. [E0321}

Qualifications: The recipients will be chosen on the basis of academic standing, significant involvement in extracurricular activities, and two reference letters from counsellors, teachers or mentors.

Amount: Two awards of $500 (paid in two installments of $250 in semesters 1 and 2)

Awarded in memory of Fred Hindle, OAC '38, a long-time generous supporter of his Alma Mater, who at the time of his death, wanted future students to have the same opportunity for an education as he had received. This bursary is awarded with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. This bursary is dependent on continued demonstration of financial need and successful completion of study to advance into the next year. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by April 1. ACCESS AWARD [E3500]

Qualifications: An entering OAC degree student who has demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $6,000 ($1,500 annually for 4 years)

Available to students who have completed semester 2 of the Akademia program. Application not required. [I0024]

Qualifications: The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic performance and contributions to extracurricular activities of the Akademia program. The recipient must have achieved a 70% average in the courses for completion of the Akademia program.

Semester: 2

Amount: One award of $100

Donated by the Guelph Philosophical Society in memory of Jakob Amstutz, a valued faculty member of the Philosophy Department for more than 20 years. Application not required. [I0399]

Qualifications: Student graduating from an honours philosophy program with the highest cumulative average in his or her philosophy courses.

Amount: One award of $200

Qualifications: Advanced students of German who have shown excellence in the past two semesters, but need not be graduating. Application not required.

Amount: Two book prizes

Established by University Professor Emeritus Rex A. Barrell. Application not required. [I0393]

Qualifications: Awarded to the student with the best major essay in either FREN*3050, Eighteenth Century Theatre or FREN*3070, Enlightenment and Crisis in the previous fall or winter semester.

Amount: One award of $50

Application not required. [I0204]

Qualifications: Student continuing in an honours program in Classics with the highest average (80% or above) in [4.00] credits (for courses prefixed 24 , 48 , 61) beyond the 100 level. The award may only be held once.

Amount: One award of $500

In commemoration of the 125th Anniversary of the Ontario Agricultural College, Dr. D.J. Blackburn, a retired faculty member in Rural Extension Studies and former Director of the Associate Diploma Program has established this scholarship. Apply by letter citing athletic contributions to the OAC Awards Committee by April 1. [I0404]

Qualifications: OAC degree or diploma student who has participated in intercollegiate athletics and maintained a minimum cumulative average of 70% while registered at Guelph. Athletic excellence and leadership will be used to determine the recipient.

Amount: One award of $500

Donated by Sandra and Joseph Rotman. The award will be made in 2 installments of $500 payable after registration in semesters 7 and 8.Application not required. [I0113]

Qualifications: Awarded to the student with the highest cumulative average in Philosophy courses who has completed 6 semesters in the major honours, combined honours, or specialized honours program in Philosophy.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $1,000

Apply in writing by July 1 to the Chair of the Psychology Department's Undergraduate Affairs and Curriculum Committee (UACC). [I0154]

Qualifications: Presented to a student with an excellent academic record in the first 5 semesters of a Psychology program. Preference will be given to "mature" students.

Semester: 5

Amount: One award of $300

Application not required. [I0035]

Qualifications: Student enrolled in a printmaking course at any level who produces the most outstanding print during the semester. The prize winning print will become part of the Print Study Collection.

Amount: One award of $100 in each of 3 semesters per year

The Guelph Chapter of the Canadian Federation of University Women provides this annual scholarship. Application not required. [I0294]

Qualifications: Female student registered in semester 5 or 6 in the Fall semester in either B.Sc.(Eng.), B.A. (College of Physical and Engineering Science) or B.Sc. (College of Physical and Engineering Science) who has the highest cumulative average. Preference will be given to a student who has graduated from a secondary school in Wellington County.

Semester: 5 or 6

Amount: One award of $2,000

Students may win the prize only once in each department or school. Apply to the Chair of the Department or the Director of the School by April 30. [I0155]

Qualifications: Students enrolled in the College of Arts who have completed semesters 3, 4, 5 and 6, in the B.A. program. The recipient will have attained a 70% average in their major, and have demonstrated significant volunteer participation in the social, political or cultural life of the University of Guelph.

Semester: 3, 4, 5, 6

Amount: Eight book prizes ($50 value)

Apply by letter to Student Financial Services by April 1 stating area of participation, dates of participation and nature of contribution. This award may be held only once. [I0161]

Qualifications: Student within the College of Arts who has completed semesters 3 - 8, and who participated in the social, political and cultural life of the University.

Semester: 3 to 8

Amount: One award of $200

OAC '53 provides this scholarship in memory of J. Ross Cavers, their honorary year member and Professor Emeritus. Apply to Student Financial Services, by April 1. [T0051]

Qualifications: Undergraduate student in OAC with travel and/or housing costs associated with a semester or more of academic study or cooperative work experience through a recognized university outside Canada. Students must have completed [7.50] credits and have satisfactory academic standing in their undergraduate course work. Preference will be given to a candidate who has exhibited qualities of leadership.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Established by the Department of Sociology and Anthropology to honour Professor Emeritus E.A. (Nora) Cebotarev's outstanding contribution to graduate programs in Sociology and Anthropology and to the life of the department and the larger community. Presented in the Fall semester. Application not required. [C0464]

Qualifications: Graduating student with an honours specialization from the Department of Sociology and Anthropology who has excelled academically by achieving a minimum cumulative average of 80% and has served the university and larger community.

Amount: Book prize

Established by the College of Social and Applied Human Science. Presented in the Winter semester. Application not required. [C0461]

Qualifications: Outstanding student, who has achieved academic excellence, a minimum cumulative average of 80%, and service to the international community. The student will have completed at least 15 credits and will graduate in the Winter or expect to graduate in the Spring or Fall convocation ceremonies upon completion of their final year of the Biophysical Environment and Development area of emphasis of the honours International Development degree.

Amount: One award of $200

Established by the College of Social and Applied Human Science. Presented in the Winter semester. Application not required. [C0460]

Qualifications: Outstanding student, who has achieved academic excellence, a minimum cumulative average of 80%, and service to the international community. The student will have completed at least 15 credits and will graduate in the Winter or expect to graduate in the Spring or Fall convocation ceremonies upon completion of their final year of the Economics and Business development area of emphasis of the honours International Development degree.

Amount: One award of $200

Established by the College of Social and Applied Human Science. Presented in the Winter semester. Application not required. [C0459]

Qualifications: Outstanding student, who has achieved academic excellence, a minimum cumulative average of 80%, and service to the international community. The student will have completed at least 15 credits and will graduate in the Winter or expect to graduate in the Spring or Fall convocation ceremonies upon completion of their final year of the Latin American Studies area of emphasis of the honours International Development degree.

Amount: One award of $200

Established by the College of Social and Applied Human Science. Presented in the Winter semester. Application not required. [C0458]

Qualifications: Outstanding student, who has achieved academic excellence, a minimum cumulative average of 80%, and service to the international community. The student will have completed at least 15 credits and will graduate in the Winter or expect to graduate in the Spring or Fall convocation ceremonies upon completion of their final year of the Political Economy and Administrative Change area of emphasis of the honours International Development degree.

Amount: One award of $200

Established by the College of Social and Applied Human Science. Presented in the Winter semester. Application not required. [C0457]

Qualifications: Outstanding student, who has achieved academic excellence, a minimum cumulative average of 80%, and service to the international community. The student will have completed at least 15 credits and will graduate in the Winter or expect to graduate in the Spring or Fall convocation ceremonies upon completion of their final year of the Rural and Agricultural Development area of emphasis of the honours International Development degree.

Amount: One award of $200

Established by the College of Social and Applied Human Science. Presented in the Winter semester. Application not required. [C0462]

Qualifications: Outstanding student, who has achieved academic excellence, a minimum cumulative average of 80%, and service to the international community. The student will have completed at least 15 credits and will graduate in the Winter or expect to graduate in the Spring or Fall convocation ceremonies upon completion of their final year of the Women in Development Process area of emphasis of the honours International Development degree.

Amount: One award of $200

Established by the graduating class of 1905. Apply to Student Financial Services, by April 1. [I0060]

Qualifications: Student who has completed the 6th semester level in a major in an Ontario Agricultural College department, is considered to be the most outstanding student in the class and who, through activity in all branches of college life, as well as proficiency in scholarship during the program, has done most for the college, for fellow students and for personal development.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $300

Established by Year '51 OAC, on the occasion of its 45th anniversary. At the discretion of the OAC Awards Committee students may be selected before graduation. [C0063]

Qualifications: Students graduating from the degree program in a major in an OAC department who have a 70% standing in the final year of study and who have demonstrated leadership in the College or University extracurricular activities.

Semester: 8

Amount: Up to four awards of $1,000

Offered by the OAC Class of 1955. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0064]

Qualifications: Outstanding OAC degree student at the conclusion of semester 4. The recipient will have made an outstanding contribution to college life through academic proficiency and participation in extracurricular activities and can be considered to have done the most for the College, for fellow students and for personal development.

Semester: 4

Amount: Two awards of $2,000

Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0067]

Qualifications: Student majoring in an OAC department who through activity in all branches of college life as well as scholastic achievement has made an outstanding contribution to the University.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $800

This prize is not tenable with the Charles McGowan or the Beth Duncan Gold Medalist. Application not required. [C0068]

Qualifications: Outstanding graduating student majoring in an OAC department who has been active in OAC student activities while maintaining a minimum of 70% standing.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $100

Application not required. [I0070]

Qualifications: Drama students in the honours program entering their 7th semester, with the highest cumulative average in Drama courses.

Semester: 6

Amount: Two awards of $250

The College of Arts Medal is awarded in June to the student graduating from the College of Arts in the Spring or two previous convocations with the highest cumulative average. Application not required. [C0383]

Application not required. [I0073]

Qualifications: Offered in the Winter semester to students who have completed at least 6 semesters of a College of Physical and Engineering Science program and have excellent grades but have not received awards recently.

Semester: 6, 7

Amount: Two awards of $100

Scholarships available to Canadian students for one semester are awarded in the Fall to students who have completed semester 4 in the previous Fall, Winter or Spring semesters and are enrolled in semester 5 or higher of a College of Physical and Engineering Science program. Application not required. [I0074]

Qualifications: Recipients will be selected on the basis of a high average in courses normally taken in the 3rd and 4th semesters. Students must have been registered in at least [5.00] credits and a minimum 80% average is required.

Semester: 4

Amount: Two awards of tuition for one semester

The winner will be selected in May from all students who have completed the program in the previous twelve months. Application not required. [I0075]

Qualifications: Student graduating with the highest cumulative average from an honours B.Sc. program in a Physical and Engineering Science area.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $100

Awarded in the Fall to a student who has completed semester 6 in the previous Fall, Winter or Spring semesters and who is enrolled in semester 7 or 8 of a College of Physical and Engineering Science program. Application not required. [I0076]

Qualifications: Recipients will be selected on the basis of a high average (minimum 80% average required) in courses normally taken in the 5th and 6th semesters

Semester: 7

Amount: One award of $200

Established by the family of Dorothy Collins to honour her involvement with the Guelph Spring Festival, the Wellington County Museum, and other cultural organizations throughout Ontario. Apply by letter with résumé and supporting material to the Director of the School of Fine Art and Music by April 1. [I0412]

Qualifications: B.A. student with a major or minor in Music who has completed semester 4 and has demonstrated high achievement in voice studies, academic excellence and musical contribution to the community beyond the university. Preference will be given to a student who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in vocal studies by completing MUSC*2500 (Applied Music III in Voice) with a mark of at least 85%.

Amount: One award of $500

Offered annually to students in a major Computing and Information Science program with distinguished academic performance. Application not required. [I0078]

Qualifications: Winners will be selected in May from among those students who have completed semester 4 or 6 in the preceding twelve months.

Semester: 4, 6

Amount: Two awards of $200

This scholarship is offered in memory of the Helen Constas, by the Department of Sociology and Anthropology. It will be awarded at the Spring Convocation. Application not required. [C0079]

Qualifications: Student who is graduating with distinction (or has graduated at the previous Winter or Fall Convocation) in a major in an honours program offered by the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, and who has the highest cumulative average above 80% in Sociology and Anthropology courses.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $100

The recipient will be selected by a committee consisting of the French House Program Director, a representative of North Residences, and the Head of French Studies. The award is presented at the end of the Winter semester by the Belgian Consul General. Application not required. [I0080]

Qualifications: Student resident in French House with good academic standing, who has made the greatest contribution to the program of the residence and to the knowledge of Francophone cultures.

Amount: One book prize

Application not required. [C0087]

Qualifications: Student completing the honours Art History program, specializing in Art History courses at the 300 and 400 levels.

Amount: One award of $100

Application not required. [I0088]

Qualifications: Studio Arts major with good academic standing who has submitted work to the Annual Jury Show, for a work in that show.

Amount: One award of $100

Essays should be submitted to the Director of the School of Fine Art and Music. [I0357]

Qualifications: Student with at least Honours standing in the Honours Music Major or Minor program for the best research paper submitted in a 300 or 400 level music course (excluding papers written for MUSC*4401/2).

Amount: One award of $100

Awarded in the Winter semester. Application not required. [I0115]

Qualifications: Student in a major or honours program in Drama with the highest cumulative average at the end of the 5th semester.

Semester: 5

Amount: Book prize.

The prizes are awarded to students selected by members of the Classics Section of the School of Languages and Literatures and by the Director of the School. Application not required. [I0098]

Qualifications: Students registered in any Classics program are eligible and the awards are based on aggregate performance in one or more courses totalling 1 credit at the 200 level or above from Classical Studies, Greek or Latin.

Amount: Two awards of $100

Offered in the Fall. Application not required. [I0102]

Qualifications: Full-time student entering the 5th or 6th semester of an honours program in Statistics with a cumulative average of 80% or more and who has the highest average in STAT*2040 and STAT*2050 or equivalent.

Semester: 4

Amount: One award of $400

Selection by Faculty in French Studies (School of Languages and Literatures). [I0105]

Qualifications: Offered to a student for work in oral French.

Semester: 6

Amount: Annual Book Prize

Established by the Friends of Music of the University of Guelph. [C0218]

Qualifications: Graduating B.A. student in honours Music who has received the highest cumulative average in Music courses.

Semester: 8

Amount: One book prize to the value of $100

Established by the Friends of Music of the University of Guelph. [I0195]

Qualifications: Student registered in an honours major or minor in Music. The scholarship will be awarded to a student who has completed at least [3.00] Music credits from among the courses acceptable for a specialization in Music and with the highest average.

Amount: One award of $300

Established by the Friends of Music of the University of Guelph. [I0394]

Qualifications: Student registered in an honours major or minor in Music. The scholarship will be awarded to a student who has completed semester 4 with the highest average above 70% in at least [1.50] Music credits.

Amount: One award of $300

Established by the Friends of Music of the University of Guelph. Application forms are available from the School of Fine Art and Music and must be returned to the Director by April 1. [T0395]

Qualifications: Student registered in the B.A. program in an honours major or minor in Music with at least 6th semester standing, who requires travel expenses in connection with his or her completion of the honours Music Project (MUSC*4401/2).

Amount: One award of $300

Apply in writing to the Chair, Department of Economics by March 1. [I0108]

Qualifications: Student who has completed, or is about to complete, the 5th semester level in the B.A. program, and who has declared intent to proceed in an honours program in Economics. The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of high academic standing, particularly in courses in Economics, Agricultural Economics, Mathematics and Statistics and will be presented after the recipient has registered for the 7th semester level of an honours program in Economics.

Semester: 5

Amount: One award of $600

Offered through the Alma Mater Fund by the Geography Alumni. Application not required. [I0368]

Qualifications: Student who has completed four semester in a major honours program in the Department of Geography. The scholarship will be awarded competitively in September of each year based on cumulative academic performance.

Semester: 4

Amount: One award of $350

Offered through the Alma Mater Fund by the Geography Alumni. Application not required. [I0385]

Qualifications: Student who has completed six semesters in a major honours program in the Department of Geography. The scholarship will be awarded competitively in September of each year based on cumulative academic performance.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $350

Presented in the Spring semester. [C0110]

Qualifications: Students who are graduating from an honours program in German Studies.

Semester: 8

Amount: Three awards

This gold medal is offered by the faculty of the English Section of the School of Literatures and Performance Studies in English. Application not required. [C0112]

Qualifications: Student who has made the highest standing on the whole of the honours work in English, providing that it is an 80% standing and completed at least 6 semesters of the program at the University of Guelph.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of a gold medal

Application for this scholarship is to be made by submitting a portfolio of studio work through the office of the School of Fine Art and Music no later than the final day of classes of the Winter semester. [I0117]

Qualifications: Studio Arts major who has completed, or is completing, [12.50] credits at the time of application, who is proceeding towards an honours degree in Studio Arts, and who has a cumulative average of at least 70% in all previous course attempts in Art History and Studio Arts.

Semester: 6, 7, 8

Amount: One award of $700

Application not required. [C0346]

Qualifications: Student graduating in honours Music who has obtained the highest average above 80% in Music courses.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $500

Established by the Department of Sociology and Anthropology. Awarded in the Spring semester. Application not required. [C0463]

Qualifications: Student graduating with an honours major in either Sociology or Anthropology whose thesis has been judged to be the best among those completed during the academic year ending with the completion of the Winter semester.

Amount: One award of $100

Application not required. [I0143]

Qualifications: Student intending to continue the study of Italian presently enrolled in ITAL*2270 or ITAL*1070 who obtains the highest standing in the course.

Amount: One book prize (approximate value $30)

Application not required. [I0168]

Qualifications: Student who has high academic standing in the 2nd year of the German Studies program during the preceding calendar year and has made significant contributions to the University community.

Semester: 4

Amount: One award of $250

Presented in the Fall. This award is not tenable with the Ted Newton Memorial Scholarship. Application not required. [I0156]

Qualifications: Full-time student entering the 3rd semester of an honours program in Mathematics or Statistics with a cumulative average of 80% or more and the highest marks in MATH*1200 and MATH*1210 or equivalent.

Semester: 2

Amount: One award of $400

Application not required. [I0175]

Qualifications: Student who has completed Intermediate Italian II -- ITAL*2070, and who intends to continue studies toward a degree in the Italian Studies program

Amount: One award of $200

One or more scholarships given to students completing semesters 5, 6 or 7 during the Winter semester will be considered by the College Awards Committee. Application not required. [I0169]

Qualifications: Student(s) registered in an honours major program in the College of Arts in Music, Drama, Art History, Studio Arts, English, History, Philosophy, Languages and Literatures or French Studies with the highest cumulative average in his/her honour subject(s). Preference will be given to students who have done all of their work at the University of Guelph.

Semester: 5, 6, 7

Amount: One award of $500

Established by the College of Physical and Engineering Science to honour Earl B. MacNaughton, former head of the Department of Physics and founding Dean of the College of Physical Science. Application not required. [C0171]

Qualifications: The College of Physical and Engineering Science nominee for the Winegard Medal.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of a gold medal and $100

Application not required. [C0173]

Qualifications: Student in honours Economics at the completion of the Winter semester, or who has graduated in the previous Fall or Spring semester, who has demonstrated high academic standing at the University of Guelph.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of a medal and $200

Travel scholarships available from the Massey Fund. Not tenable with other awards that support travel costs. Apply by letter outlining the study abroad/exchange program and travel costs to the OAC Dean's Office by April 15. [T0417]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate students who are participating in an approved study abroad or exchange program outside Canada. Academic standing in the last two full-time semesters or equivalent will be used to determine recipients.

Amount: Up to $750

Application not required. [I

Qualifications: History program student with the highest cumulative average in at least [2.50] History credits taken at the University of Guelph, who has completed at least 4 semesters of his/her program. Previous recipients of the award are not eligible. In cases where candidates have similar averages, preference will be given to the student with the greatest number of history courses taken at Guelph.

Amount: One award of $100

Application not required. [C0180]

Qualifications: Student completing the honours program in History (specialized honours, combined honours, or major honours) with the highest cumulative average (minimum of 80%) in history courses at the 300 and 400 levels.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $400

The winners will be selected annually in either the Fall or the Spring semester from students who have completed the appropriate semester level in the previous twelve months. Application not required. [I0182]

Qualifications: Students in a B.A. or B.Sc. honours program, Mathematics or Statistics major. One award is presented in the Fall semester to the student with the highest average in Mathematical Science courses in the 3rd and 4th semester levels. The second award is presented in the Fall semester to the student with the highest average in Mathematical Science courses in the 5th and 6th semester levels. The third award is presented in the Spring semester to students with the highest average in Mathematical Science courses in the 7th and 8th semester levels. A minimum 80% average is required for all awards.

Amount: Three awards of $400

These scholarships are offered in memory of Prof. Ernest Cyrus McLean, a member of OAC from 1921 to 1960 and Chair of the Department of English from 1954 to 1960.Application not required. [I0188]

Qualifications: Students in a B.A. program in English who have completed semester 4 in the previous Spring, Fall or Winter semesters with a high academic standing. A cumulative 80% average in English courses is considered the minimum requirement.

Semester: 4

Amount: Two awards of $1,000

Fund established in memory of the late Lieutenant Charles McGowan. Application not required. [C0187]

Qualifications: Outstanding graduating student in an OAC degree program.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $300

Offered by members of the Department of Political Studies, colleagues and friends of Professor Melby. Application should be made to the honours undergraduate advisor after successful completion of courses POLS*4980 and POLS*4990. [C0189]

Qualifications: Honours student in Political Studies, based on the honours thesis.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $100

Award is intended to encourage female students in piano performance. Application not required. [I0176]

Qualifications: Student with special ability in piano performance and high academic standing. The student must have completed 1.0 credit in Applied Music courses. Applied Music. All else being equal, preference will be given to a female student.

Amount: One award of $200

This scholarship is offered by the family and friends of the late Professor and Mrs. R. C. Moffatt. This scholarship will be awarded in the Fall. Application not required. [I0194]

Qualifications: Student who has completed semester 4 in one of the previous Fall, Winter or Spring semesters and is enrolled in semester 5 or higher of an honours program in Mathematics, Statistics or Physics. The recipient will be selected on the basis of a high cumulative average (minimum 80% average required) on the work in Mathematics, Statistics and Physics in the first 4 semesters.

Semester: 4

Amount: One award of $200

The recipient is selected by the Awards Committee of the College of Arts. Application not required. [C0071]

Qualifications: College of Arts nominee for the Winegard Medal.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of a medal and $200

This award is given in the Fall. Application not required. [I0198]

Qualifications: Full-time student entering the 3rd semester of an program with a major in either Mathematics or Statistics who has the highest cumulative average in semesters 1 and 2

Semester: 2

Amount: One award of $750

Offered by the friends of Ellen Nilsen. Apply to the Director of the Collaborative International Development Studies Programme, former College of Social Science, by October 15. [I0047]

Qualifications: Academically outstanding woman from a developing country who is registered at the University of Guelph and who has demonstrated a commitment to social change.

Amount: One award of $1,500

Provided by the class of OAC '55. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0419]

Qualifications: Students who are registered in any OAC degree program or students enrolled in the B.Sc.(Eng.) program and have completed semester 4. Recipients will have made an outstanding contribution to College life through academic proficiency and participation in extracurricular activities and can be considered to have done the most for the College, for fellow students and in their personal development. Recipients must have a 70% minimum cumulative average.

Amount: Two awards of $2,000

Application not required. [C0217]

Qualifications: Graduating student in an undergraduate degree program in a major in an OAC department who has been an outstanding leader in student activities at the College level throughout his or her University career.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of a medal

Application not required. [I0177]

Qualifications: Student registered in the Drama major or minor who completes semester level 4 in the Winter, Spring, or Fall with the highest cumulative average in Drama courses.

Amount: Book prize.

Application not required. [I0192]

Qualifications: Student majoring in Fine Art who has completed [12.50] credits, including SART*3300 Sculpture II and who is judged to have made an outstanding contribution in sculpture classes as manifested in the quality of work produced as well as in the effort expended and promise shown.

Amount: One award of $200

Provided by the Guelph Historical Society in recognition of Ruth and Eber Pollard's contribution as President and Vice-President, respectively, of the Society from 1973 to 1993. Application not required. [I0362]

Qualifications: The award is for the best essay presented by a student in HIST*4470 or HIST*4970 in Canadian History, particularly its local dimension.

Amount: One award of $300

Application not required. [I0239]

Qualifications: Student judged to have made the outstanding academic contribution to the practice of printmaking during that semester. All students currently enrolled in a printmaking course at any level are eligible, provided that they are considered by the Printmaking Selection Committee of the School of Fine Art and Music to have fulfilled all workshop responsibilities.

Amount: One award of $100

Given in the Fall from the Psychology Faculty Prize Fund. Application not required. [I0345]

Qualifications: Two students (in semesters 5, 6 or 7) who have completed the Psychology core and have achieved the highest grade average in the Psychology core courses.

Amount: Two awards of $150

The Psychology Department's nominee for the Winegard Medal as forwarded to the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences Awards Committee each spring. [C0344]

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $150

Offered from the Psychology Faculty Prize Fund. Application not required. [C0343]

Qualifications: Student who submits the best Psychology honours thesis during the previous Fall, Winter or Spring semesters. The winning thesis is selected from nominations by thesis supervisors.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $150

Application not required. [I0342]

Qualifications: Honours Psychology student who has the highest grade average in the courses taken after semester 6 including those courses associated with the honours thesis.

Semester: 7 or 8

Amount: One award of $150

In honour of W.S. Reid, Professor Emeritus. Application not required. [I0229]

Qualifications: Undergraduate student enrolled in the general or honours program in History who has submitted the best essay for a 400 level course in History.

Semester: 6, 7, 8

Amount: One award of $200

In honour of W. S. Reid, Professor Emeritus. Application not required. [I0244]

Qualifications: Undergraduate student enrolled in the honours History program who submits the best paper for courses HIST*4470/HIST*4970 Special History Project Seminar I and II on a non-Canadian topic.

Semester: 6, 7, 8

Amount: One award of $200

Offered by Professor A.M. Ross (funded in part on royalties derived from the OAC Centennial Alumni publication of The College on the Hill). Application not required. [I0249]

Qualifications: Students in the 7th semester of the honours English program who have the highest standing in ten or more English courses taken during the first 6 semesters at the University of Guelph. An 80% average in these courses is required.

Amount: Two awards of $200

Application is by submission of a portfolio of studio work to the Office of the Director of the School of Fine Art and Music by November 1. [I0253]

Qualifications: Fine Art student who is in the intermediate stage of his/her program, i.e. semesters 3 to 6. Applicants must have completed at least [2.50] credits in studio at Guelph, with a 70% average in those courses by the end of the prior Winter semester.

Semester: 3, 4, 5, 6

Amount: One award of up to $600

Donated by the Honorary Consul for Senegal is awarded in even-numbered years. Application not required. [I0254]

Qualifications: Student with good academic standing who has achieved excellence in the study of francophone African literatures, and in particular the literature of Senegal. The recipient will be selected on the basis of performance in the course FREN*3290 with recommendation from the Director of the School of Languages and Literatures.

Semester: 5, 6

Amount: Book prize.

Offered by friends, colleagues, and former students in recognition of the contributions of Professor Samuel Sidlofsky to the University of Guelph Community over 24 years. Application not required. [C0114]

Qualifications: Full-time student graduating at the Spring convocation or to a student who has graduated at the previous Winter or Fall convocation in an honours program in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology with the highest aggregate mark in at least 2 courses dealing with prejudice, race, ethnicity, discrimination and/or aging.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $100

This award is not tenable with the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences or B.A. program Senate Awards. Application not required. [I0259]

Qualifications: Student of high academic standing who has completed the 6th semester and is proceeding in a specialized or major honours program in the Departments of Economics, Geography, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology or a social science interdisciplinary program.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $250

A medal is presented to the Departments of Economics, Geography, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology, or a social science interdisciplinary program nominee for the Winegard Medal. Application not required. [I0260]

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of a medal

Application not required. [C0261]

Qualifications: Graduating honours student in Drama with high academic standing in Drama courses, who has also made a worthy contribution to Drama activities within the School of Literatures and Performance Studies in English.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $200

Application not required. [C0269]

Qualifications: Most outstanding graduating students in Spanish. Academic standing will be used to determine the recipient.

Semester: 8

Amount: Two annual book prizes.

Provided by the parents, family and friends of Nancy Stoten, a former student in French Studies. Application not required. [I0411]

Qualifications: Students enrolled in the French Studies who has achieved the highest average in the five best courses in French at the 300- and 400-level. Recipients of the Nancy Stoten Memorial Scholarship are not eligible for this prize. Students in semesters 7 or 8 or graduating students will be considered for the prize in May.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Provided by the parents, family and friends of Nancy Stoten, a former student in French Studies. Application not required. [I0106]

Qualifications: Students enrolled in the French Studies with fewer than [15.50] credits who have completed FREN*1200, FREN*2020, FREN*2060 and FREN*2520. The student who has achieved the highest average calculated on the grades in the above courses will receive the award.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Offered by the Swiss Consulate. Application not required. [C0275]

Qualifications: Outstanding honour students in French, German and Italian at the end of the 8th semester.

Semester: 8

Amount: Annual book prizes.

Application not required. [I0276]

Qualifications: One to a student who has completed semester 2 of the Diploma in Agriculture program and one to a student who has completed semester 4 of a degree program in OAC. Recipients will have a minimum of 70% standing and have demonstrated outstanding leadership ability in OAC student organizations, class executives and College Royal.

Semester: 4

Amount: Two awards of $2,000

Offered by his family in memory of Michael Tompkins, Governor General's Medalist 1990. Preference will be given to students who do not hold other Senate awards. The scholarship may be held only once. It is payable after registration in the student's subsequent semester. Essays must be submitted by December 15th to the honours English advisor, together with an application form which is available from the honours English advisor. [I0341]

Qualifications: Student continuing in the honours English degree program at the University of Guelph who submits the best essay written in a 300 or a 400 level English Literature course.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Established by the Department of Sociology and Anthropology in recognition of the leadership demonstrated by Dr. Wayne Thompson, Chair of the Department from 1978-1990. Application not required. [C0456]

Qualifications: Graduating student who has the highest overall cumulative average in an area of concentration in Sociology and Anthropology.

Amount: One award of $100

Application not required. [I0367]

Qualifications: Student who achieves the highest academic standing in the course AGEC*3330, Intermediate Accounting.

Amount: One award of $350

Offered by the College of Arts Alumni Association through the Alma Mater Fund. No recipient may receive the award more than once. One award will be made in October and one in February. Application not required. [I0305]

Qualifications: Students with a major in the College of Arts or in the General Studies program in the College of Arts who have taken at least [10.00] credits of [12.50] credits on a part-time basis. The recipients will be selected on the basis of their cumulative average over a minimum of [12.50] credits.

Semester: 5

Amount: Two awards of $250

Established by the class of OAC '33 on the occasion of their 65th Anniversary, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3531]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Up to three awards of $500

Established by the Class of OAC '36 with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3501]

Qualifications: An OAC degree student enrolled in any degree program who has demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $500

Established by supporters of the College of Arts, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by November 1. ACCESS AWARD [I4524]

Qualifications: Students with demonstrated financial need in an honours program in the College of Arts. A minimum cumulative average of 80% and registration in semester 5, 6 or 7 is required at the time of application. Awarded in semesters 7 or 8. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Five awards of $500

Established by the friends and alumni of the College of Physical and Engineering Science, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program to encourage students with financial need to pursue graduate study in the Department of Computing and Information Science. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I4516]

Qualifications: Students with demonstrated financial need, entering semester 7 or higher. Students must be registered in a major in Computing and Information Science with a minimum cumulative average of 75% and have submitted an application to the graduate program in that department. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards). Selection will be based on academic achievement.

Amount: Two awards of $850

Established by a number of industrial, commercial and public sector corporations, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. This award may be held only once. ACCESS AWARD [I4527]

Qualifications: Students with demonstrated financial need registered in any major program in CPES in, or beyond, second year. A minimum 80% cumulative average is required. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $750

Established by the Guelph Philosophical Society with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I4119]

Qualifications: Undergraduate students with a major in Philosophy, in semesters 1 to 4 , have a minimum cumulative average of 80% and have demonstrated financial need as determined by Student Financial Services. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards). Selection is made by the College of Arts Awards Committee on the recommendation of the Department of Philosophy Awards Committee from eligible candidates.

Amount: One award of $500

Alf and Mary Hales, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, have endowed this annual award. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by April 1. ACCESS AWARD. [I4511]

Qualifications: Students with demonstrated financial need completing their third year of study (semester 6) in an honours major in Political Science. The scholarships will be given to eligible students who have the highest cumulative averages in Political Science courses. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Semester: 6

Amount: Two awards of $1,000

Provided in memory of David R. Leach by his family, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. David entered OAC in 1969 as a member of OAC '73 and graduated with a B.Sc. in Agriculture in 1974. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3534]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate degree or diploma student who is physically disabled as determined by the Centre for students with Disabilities, has satisfactory academic standing and who has demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $1,000

Provided to honour Professor Jay Majithia, in recognition of his support and leadership while a faculty member in the Department of Computing and Information Science, by Margaret Middleton, CPES '86 with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply by letter stating research interest and involvement along with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I4518]

Qualifications: Computer and Information Science students with demonstrated financial need registered in semester 3 or 7 and who have a minimum cumulative program average of 70%. The scholarship is available to students who are applying for, or participating in, departmental research, including a special project or an independent study option. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $500

Established by OAC '38 Alumni, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, to recognize the many contributions of Lloyd Minshall to his classmates and to OAC. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3529]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need in semesters 5, 6, 7 or 8 and OAC graduate students are eligible to apply. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Seven awards of $1,000

Provided by OAC '47 on the occasion of its 50th anniversary and with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply by letter with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [T3505]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate students who have demonstrated financial need and who are participating in a study abroad program for academic credit at an approved institution. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Three awards of up to $600

Provided by the class of OAC '55 with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3517]

Qualifications: Students at any semester level in an OAC degree program or students enrolled in the B.Sc.(Eng.) program with demonstrated financial need and a 60% minimum cumulative average. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Up to eight awards of $500

Provided by the Class of OAC '57 with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3518]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate degree students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Five awards of $1,000

Provided by the OAC Alumni Foundation, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3533]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Four awards of $500

Established by supporters of the Studio Art program, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program to assist students with financial need to complete the Honours Thesis. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. Eligible students will be invited to submit a portfolio to the School of Fine Art and Music. This award may be held only once. Selection will be based on the student's portfolio. ACCESS AWARD [I4522]

Qualifications: Studies with demonstrated financial need registered in SART*4850 Honours Thesis I or SART*4860 Honours Thesis II. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $400

Established by Michael Walsh, BA'69, MA'70, PhD'93, and Virginia (Trimble) Walsh, BA'72 with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I4529]

Qualifications: Undergraduate B.A. student majoring in Philosophy, with demonstrated financial need, at or beyond semester 5, with a minimum 80% cumulative average. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards). Selection is by the College of Arts Awards Committee on the recommendation of the Department of Philosophy Awards Committee and Student Financial Services.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Established by OAC Alumni Association, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, to recognize Professor T.K. Warley's significant contribution to the OAC Alumni Foundation and to students through teaching and promotion/development of "Experience Agriculture". A degree student may receive this bursary twice. Apply by letter stating qualifications with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3510]

Qualifications: Students with demonstrated financial need who are in semester 5 to 8 of any degree program within OAC. A minimum 65% is required, as is participation in student activities, governance, and/or college affairs. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Three awards of $500

The Guelph Music Club, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, has provided this annual scholarship to honour Beatrice Youngman, a former piano teacher, a volunteer and President of the Club, and a recognized contributor to music and culture within Guelph and the driving force of the Guelph Music Club for over twenty years. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I4378]

Qualifications: Student from the B.A. program in honours Music, with demonstrated financial need who has completed the six semester with the highest cumulative average. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $1,500

Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. [I3007]

Qualifications: Full-time student registered in B.A. Geography, B.Sc. Geographic Information Systems and Environmental Analysis, B.Sc. (Eng.) Water Resource Engineering, B.Sc.(Agr.) Agroecosystem Management or B.Sc.(Env.) Geography majors with demonstrated financial need. Preference will be given to a student who resides in a member municipality of the Credit Valley Authority Foundation.

Amount: One award of $500

Mr. T.K.C. Karr, OAC '32, has provided an endowment fund to assist students in a degree or diploma program of the Ontario Agricultural College. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. [I3010]

Qualifications: OAC students with demonstrated financial need.

Established by the family to honour the memory of the parents, George and Margaret J. Miles, life long supporters of education. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form and a letter describing involvement in extra-curricular activities to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. [I3044]

Qualifications: All undergraduate arts and social science students with demonstrated financial need who are in or beyond semester 3 and have at least a 75% cumulative average in all courses completed to date are eligible to apply. Preference will be given to students who participate and provide leadership in extra-curricular or community activities (examples include student government, charitable organization, volunteer work, Big Brothers/Sisters, contributions to school and/or community, etc.).

Amount: One award of $1,500

These travel grants have been provided in recognition of her love of agriculture, by the estate of Martha Robb, Paris, Ontario. Apply to the Dean, OAC by April 15. [T3028]

Qualifications: OAC students who are attending another university on a Letter of Permission.

Amount: Varying amounts (80% of the travel costs will be covered up to $750 per student).

The estate of Jessie L. Beattie has established a scholarship in memory of Lillie Ann Beattie and Jeannie Cockburn Beattie. The scholarship is awarded in alternating years in the B.A.Sc. and B.Comm. programs. To be awarded in the B.Comm. program in 1998. Application not required. [E0026]

Qualifications: Student entering full-time studies in the B.A.Sc. program or the Hotel and Food Administration, Housing and Real Estate or Marketing Management majors in the B.Comm. program and who achieved the highest mark in English during the final year of high school. In the event of a tie, preference will be given to students from rural areas.

Amount: One award of $300

Provided by the estate of Clara E. Elliott, MAC '07. This scholarship is payable in 4 annual installments of $2,000. To maintain the award for the second year of study, the recipients must have at least a 77% average and continue to demonstrate the qualities on which the award was given. To maintain the scholarship into the 3rd and 4th years, the recipient must have at least an 80% average in the prior year and continue to demonstrate the qualities on which the award was given. Eligible students admitted to semester 1 will be invited to submit an application. [E0095]

Qualifications: Students entering semester 1 of the B.A.Sc. program or the Hotel and Food Administration, Housing and Real Estate Management or Marketing Management majors of the B.Comm. program with at least an 80% entrance average. The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic achievement and evidence of participation in leadership roles as indicated by their application material and reference letters from teachers.

Amount: One award of $8,000 ($2,000 annually for 4 years)

Endowed by the late William B. Lowe of Fort Francis, Ontario. Preference will be given first to eligible students from the district of Rainy River, then from the district of Kenora or Thunder Bay, and finally from the remaining districts of Northern Ontario. Application not required. [E0158]

Qualifications: Student entering any of the undergraduate degree programs of the Ontario Agricultural College.

Amount: Two awards of $1,250 paid in two installments of $625

Established by the Mac-FACS Alumni Association. The winner will be selected from the pool of eligible students not awarded the Clara E. Elliott Education or Entrance Scholarships. [E0162]

Qualifications: This scholarship is offered to students entering the B.A.Sc. program or the Marketing Management or Housing and Real Estate Management majors of the B.Comm. program with high academic standing and who have shown leadership in community-based volunteer activities. Students who have applied to the above programs will be invited to submit an application.

Amount: One award of approximately $300

Three scholarships to be awarded in the Fall. Application not required. [E0167]

Qualifications: Students in the B.A.Sc. program or the Housing and Real Estate Management or Marketing Management majors of the B.Comm. program

Amount: One award of $1,000 and two of $500

The award will be made in 2 installments of $1,200 payable after registration in each of the 1st, and 3rd semester levels. To maintain the scholarship, a recipient must continue with satisfactory academic standing in a degree program in the Ontario Agricultural College. Students who fail to qualify for a payment may re-qualify by subsequently obtaining a minimum average of 70% over the previous two semesters of full-time study. Apply to the OAC Dean's Office, Johnston Hall, by September 30. [E0201]

Qualifications: OAC students entering the B.A., B.Comm., B.L.A., B.Sc., B.Sc.(Agr.), or B.Sc.(Env.) programs who have an admission average in excess of 80%. Participation in extracurricular activities, community activities and demonstrated leadership skills will also be considered.

Amount: Five awards of $2,400

The family and friends of R. Gordon Bennett, OAC '43, a former Deputy Minister of Agriculture, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, have created a this bursary. Apply by letter with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [E3515]

Qualifications: OAC student with demonstrated financial need entering the Diploma, B.Sc.(Agr.), or B.Comm., Agricultural Business major, programs. Preference will be given to students whose primary family occupation is farming. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $1,000

Awarded in memory of Fred Hindle, OAC '38, a long-time generous supporter of his Alma Mater, who at the time of his death, wanted future students to have the same opportunity for an education as he had received. This bursary is awarded with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. This bursary is dependent on continued demonstration of financial need and successful completion of study to advance into the next year. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by April 1. ACCESS AWARD [E3500]

Qualifications: An entering OAC degree student who has demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $6,000 ($1,500 annually for 4 years)

Established by the Sleeman Brewing and Malting Company, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. One award alternates between a B.Sc. student in the College of Biological Science and the College of Physical and Engineering Science (beginning with CPES in 2000/2001); one award is available to a B.Comm. student in Hotel and Food Administration. Selection is by the University Bursary Committee. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form, to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [E4267]

Qualifications: Full-time entering students registered in the B.Sc. program in the College of Biological Science or the College of Physical and Engineering Science respectively and B.Comm. Hotel and Food Administration students with a minimum average of 80% in the last year of secondary school and demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $1,000

Established by the Agricultural Institute of Canada in memory of a former president, Douglas McRorie, P.Ag., FAIC, Vice-President (Agricultural Services) of the Royal Bank of Canada. Students may be awarded a McRorie Scholarship on one occasion only. Each of the two recipients in a given year must be pursuing different majors within OAC. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0403]

Qualifications: Students in B.Sc.(Agr.) or B.Comm., Agricultural Business major, who have completed semesters 4, 5 or 6 and have a minimum 70% cumulative average may apply. Students must have completed at least one course in the field of economics or financial management.

Amount: Two awards of $500

This scholarship is offered in memory of Ann E. Barber, former superintendent of Macdonald Hall and Dean of Women, by the Mac-FACS Alumni Association. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0023]

Qualifications: Student entering semesters 3, 4 or 5 in the B.A.Sc. program or the Marketing Management or Housing and Real Estate Management major of the B.Comm. program with a minimum 80% average in the semester just completed. The student must have made a worthwhile contribution to student activities in residence or on- campus.

Amount: One award of $300

HAFA Student's Council presents a plaque to a graduating student of the School in honour of George D. Bedell, the first director of the School of Hotel and Food Administration. Recipient selected in the Winter semester by the HAFA Awards Committee which will conduct an election with the graduating class. Application not required. [C0352]

Qualifications: Student graduating from the School of Hotel and Food Administration who, in the minds of his or her fellow students, has demonstrated the outstanding leadership, versatility of interests and involvement in community affairs, both within and outside the School, that exemplifies the sense of professionalism to which the fourth year students have dedicated themselves.

Amount: One annual prize (plaque)

In commemoration of the 125th Anniversary of the Ontario Agricultural College, Dr. D.J. Blackburn, a retired faculty member in Rural Extension Studies and former Director of the Associate Diploma Program has established this scholarship. Apply by letter citing athletic contributions to the OAC Awards Committee by April 1. [I0404]

Qualifications: OAC degree or diploma student who has participated in intercollegiate athletics and maintained a minimum cumulative average of 70% while registered at Guelph. Athletic excellence and leadership will be used to determine the recipient.

Amount: One award of $500

Scholarships are awarded from funds donated from the estate of Dorothy Britton (MAC'39). Awarded on the basis of high academic achievement. Application not required. [I0015]

Qualifications: Students entering semesters 4 or 5 in the B.A.Sc. program or the Hotel and Food Administration, Housing and Real Estate Management or Marketing Management majors of the B.Comm. program are eligible.

Amount: Up to six awards of $1,500

Provided by the Food Service Purchasing Association of Canada (FPAC) in memory of John J. Campbell, former President of the Association. Apply by letter describing your interest in food service management, along with a Need Assessment Form (available from Student Financial Services), to the HAFA Awards Committee by January 31. [I0453[

Qualifications: Students in the HAFA program, with demonstrated financial need, who have completed at least 8 credits but no more than 12.5 credits at the time of application, and have at least a 70% average in the last two full-time equivalent semesters. Preference will be given to students with an interest in foodservice management. Students must be registered full-time in the semester they receive the award.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Provided by the Canadian Association of Agri-Retailers. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1.

Qualifications: Student who has competed semesters 4, 5, or 6 in B.Sc.(Agr.) or B.Comm., Agricultural Business major, with a minimum 70% average in the previous 2 semesters of full-time equivalent study, participated in extracurricular activities, and has an interest in the input supply industry in agriculture. [I0444]

Amount: One award of $1,000

OAC '53 provides this scholarship in memory of J. Ross Cavers, their honorary year member and Professor Emeritus. Apply to Student Financial Services, by April 1. [T0051]

Qualifications: Undergraduate student in OAC with travel and/or housing costs associated with a semester or more of academic study or cooperative work experience through a recognized university outside Canada. Students must have completed [7.50] credits and have satisfactory academic standing in their undergraduate course work. Preference will be given to a candidate who has exhibited qualities of leadership.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Established by the graduating class of 1905. Apply to Student Financial Services, by April 1. [I0060]

Qualifications: Student who has completed the 6th semester level in a major in an OAC department and is considered to be the most outstanding student in the class and who, through activity in all branches of college life, as well as proficiency in scholarship during the program, has done most for the college, for fellow students and for personal development.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $300

Established by Year '51 OAC, on the occasion of its 45th anniversary. At the discretion of the OAC Awards Committee students may be selected before graduation. Application not required. [C0063]

Qualifications: Students graduating from the degree program in a major in an OAC department who have a 70% standing in the final year of study and who have demonstrated leadership in the College or University extracurricular activities.

Semester: 8

Amount: Up to four awards of $1,000

Offered by the OAC Class of 1955. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0064]

Qualifications: Outstanding OAC degree student at the conclusion of semester 4. The recipient will have made an outstanding contribution to college life through academic proficiency and participation in extracurricular activities and can be considered to have done the most for the College, for fellow students and for personal development.

Semester: 4

Amount: Two awards of $2,000

Offered by the Class of '67 OAC. Apply to Student Financial Services, by April 1. [I0067]

Qualifications: Student in a major in an OAC department who through activity in all branches of college life as well as scholastic achievement has made an outstanding contribution to the University.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $800

This prize is not tenable with the Charles McGowan Prize or the Beth Duncan Gold Medalist. Application not required. [I0068]

Qualifications: Outstanding graduating student in a major in an OAC department who has been active in OAC student activities while maintaining a minimum of 70% standing.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $100

Awarded in the Winter Semester. Apply to the HAFA Awards Committee by January 31. [C0126]

Qualifications: Student with a high academic standing who is registered in their final semester (normally in the eighth semester) in the B.Comm. (HAFA) program.
Participation and leadership in extracurricular activities at the University and in the hospitality industry are also considered.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $900

Preference will be given to students with an interest in International Agriculture. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0084]

Qualifications: Student majoring in Agricultural Economics or Agricultural Business who has completed semester 6. Academic standing and demonstrated leadership qualities will be the criteria used to determine the recipient.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $750

A scholarship has been established in memory of Joan Doherty, Class of '78, by her family. An application, accompanied by a one-page written statement indicating the student's purpose, goals and objectives in pursuing graduate study, must be submitted to the Consumer Studies Awards Committee Awards Committee by February 1. [C0090]

Qualifications: Member of the graduating class in Consumer Studies who will be continuing his or her education at the Master's or Doctoral degree level in a Canadian university. The scholarship recipient will be determined on the basis of academic promise as evidenced by undergraduate academic achievement. Should equally qualified students make application for the scholarship, preference will be given to previous winners of the Joan Doherty Memorial Scholarship.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $2,000

The family of Joan Doherty, class of FACS '78, has established this scholarship in her memory. Apply by April 1 to Student Financial Services, stating involvement in extra-curricular activities. [I0091]

Qualifications: Students entering semesters 5, 6 or 7 of the Housing and Real Estate Management or Marketing Management majors of the B.Comm. program with a minimum cumulative average of 70% and who are active in extra-curricular activities.

Amount: One award of $2,000

Established in memory of the late Joan Doherty (a member of the class of FACS '78) to assist students to attend a conference related to their studies. Apply to the Chair of the Department of Consumer Studies by March 1 including a budget and a description of the travel. [T0401]

Qualifications: Undergraduate or graduate student in Consumer Studies with a minimum cumulative average of 70%. The recipient will be selected based upon the cost of attending the conference and the benefit it will bring to the student's program of study.

Amount: One award of $400

Apply to the HAFA Awards Committee by January 31. [0103]

Qualifications: Student registered in the B.Comm. (HAFA) program, who has successfully completed a minimum of [14.50] credits (normally in the seventh semester) by September 1 and has maintained a 'B' average in Hotel and Restaurant Management Accounting (HAFA*3070), Human Resources Management (HAFA*3000) and Business Law (COST*3040). In addition applicants must submit an essay (maximum 6 pages typed, double-spaced) relating these subjects to day-to-day hospitality business management.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Established by the Mac-FACS Alumni Association. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by April 1. [0107]

Qualifications: Student entering semester 3, 4, or 5 of the B.A.Sc. program or the Marketing Management or Housing and Real Estate Management major of the B.Comm. program in the Fall semester with demonstrated financial need and a minimum 70% cumulative average.

Amount: One award of $300

In recognition of student involvement in the life of HAFA and/or the University. Apply by January 31 using the standard application form attaching a résumé and detailed list of extracurricular activities to the Awards Committee of the School of Hotel and Food Administration. The recipient will receive this award after graduation. [C0351]

Qualifications: Awarded to a graduating B.Comm. student of the Hotel and Food Administration who has at least a 70% average. Selection will be based on extracurricular activities.

Amount: One life membership in the HAFA Alumni Association

The Heimbecker Award in Entrepreneurship has been established by the friends and associates of Herb Heimbecker, on his retirement as a Director of Goderich Elevators, to honour his contributions to the agrifood industry in Canada. Students should apply to Student Financial Services by April 1, including a résumé and a letter highlighting their entrepreneurial skills and their aptitude and interest in business. [I0388]

Qualifications: OAC student in B.Sc.(Agr.) or B.Comm., Agribusiness major, who have completed semester 6 are eligible. Students must have a minimum of a B standing (73%-76%) in their previous full-time year or equivalent [5.00] credits, have demonstrated entrepreneurial skills and display an aptitude and an interest in business.

Amount: One award of $1,300

Apply by January 31 to the HAFA Awards Committee using the in-course application form including a résumé and a report on the work experience or project. [I0445]

Qualifications: Student in the School of Hotel and Food Administration who has at least a combined B+ average in the courses Organizational Design and Effectiveness (HAFA*2200) and Human Resource Management (HAFA*3000). As well, the student must have either work experience in the human resource area, or have worked in the hospitality and tourism industry (and have successfully completed a human resource-related project either on the job or in the relevant course work).

Amount: One award of $500

Established by the Canadian Standards Association as a gift on the occasion of Dr. Kean's retirement as President and CEO of the Canadian Standards Association (now CSA International). Dr. Kean received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the University of Guelph in 1997. Apply with a letter highlighting interest in management, consumer interests, and/or environmental considerations of Canadian business as well as leadership potential and a completed in-course award application form by April 1 to the College of Human and Applied Social Sciences. [I0447]

Qualifications: Student entering semester of 5 of the marketing major of the B.Comm. program with a minimum program average of 70% in semesters three and four.

Amount: One award of $500

Provided by Lecours Wolfson. Apply by letter describing work experience and extracurricular activities to the HAFA Awards Committee by January 31. The faculty of the School of Hotel and Food Administration will also be invited to nominate deserving students and to provide information on the nominees. The HAFA Awards Committee will ask those candidates on the short list to write a 500-word statement on their career goals and objectives. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0423]

Qualifications: Student in the HAFA major of the B.Comm. program who has made a contribution to the School and/or the hospitality industry.

Amount: One award of $500

Offered by the Canadian College and University Food Services Association (CCUFSA) to honour Shirley Louie, a long-time member. Apply by January 31 providing a 500 word statement on your reasons for interest in the foodservice industry, a résumé and any information you feel that the HAFA awards Committee should take into consideration. [C0392]

Qualifications: HAFA students in their final year with a 70% average and an interest in the foodservice industry.

Amount: One award of $250

Application not required. [I0214]

Qualifications: B.Comm. student registered in the Marketing Management major who has completed the course "Economic Behaviour of Households (COST*3100). The recipient of the award will have received the highest grade in COST*3100 in the previous year.

Amount: One award of $300

Offered by the Mac-FACS Alumni Association. Awarded in the Fall semester. Application not required. [I0163]

Qualifications: Student with the highest cumulative average above 80% at the completion of semester 2 of the B.A.Sc. program or the Housing and Real Estate Management or Marketing Management majors of the B.Comm. program

Amount: One award of $300

Offered by the Mac-FACS Alumni Association. Application not required. [I0164]

Qualifications: Student entering semester 5 or 6 of the B.A.Sc. program or the Marketing Management or Housing and Real Estate Management majors of the B.Comm. program with the highest cumulative average above 80%.

Amount: One award of $500

Application not required. [C0173]

Qualifications: Student in honours Economics at the completion of the Winter semester, or who has graduated in the previous Fall or Spring semester, who has demonstrated high academic standing at the University of Guelph.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of a medal and $200

Preference will be given to a student who has contributed to the on going success of the Hospitality Services Department of the University. Apply to the HAFA Awards Committee by January 31. [I0174]

Qualifications: Student who is registered in semester 8 of the B.Comm. (HAFA) program and has a minimum cumulative average of 70%. In addition, the recipient will have an interest in, and have participated in, activities conducive to a career in the foodservice industry.

Amount: One biennial award of $300

Travel scholarships available from the Massey Fund. Not tenable with other awards that support travel costs. Apply by letter outlining the study abroad/exchange program and travel costs to the OAC Dean's Office by April 15. [T0417]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate students who are participating in an approved study abroad or exchange program outside Canada. Academic standing in the last two full-time semesters or equivalent will be used to determine recipients.

Amount: Up to $750

Established in memory of the late Louise McConkey, Mac '27 to defray travel costs related to the student's course of study. Selection will be made on the basis of the value of the travel to the students' studies. Apply to the Chair of the Department of Consumer Studies including a budget and a description of the travel and the benefit to be gained. [T0431]

Qualifications: Undergraduate or graduate students in the Department of Consumer Studies with a minimum 70% cumulative average in the last two full-time equivalent semesters.

Amount: One or more awards up to a total of $1,400

Fund established in memory of the late Lieutenant Charles McGowan. Application not required. [C0187]

Qualifications: Outstanding graduating student in an OAC degree program.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $300

Offered in memory of Dawn Morris, who spent 35 years in farm show business and was former Manager of the Canadian International Farm Equipment Show in Toronto. Students are encouraged to submit information on extracurricular activities to Student Financial Services, by April 1. [I0361]

Qualifications: Student who is graduating from the Agricultural Business major of the B.Comm. degree or the Agricultural Economics major in the B.Sc.(Agr.) degree with a minimum 'B+' average. Selection will be on the basis of relevant course work in agricultural marketing, extracurricular participation and employment activities.

Amount: One award of $1,500

Provided by the class of OAC '55. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0419]

Qualifications: Students who are registered in any OAC degree program or students enrolled in the B.Sc.(Eng.) program and have completed semester 4. Recipients will have made an outstanding contribution to College life through academic proficiency and participation in extracurricular activities and can be considered to have done the most for the College, for fellow students and in their personal development. Recipients must have a 70% minimum cumulative average.

Amount: Two awards of $2,000

Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0374]

Qualifications: OAC degree students (agricultural science, environmental science, agricultural business, landscape architecture, science) who have completed four full-time semesters or equivalent with a cumulative average of at least 70%. Students should include with their application a statement of their accomplishments during their first four semesters in the area of personal development and list their leadership development activities.

Amount: Five awards of $1,000

The Ontario Agricultural College celebrated its 100th Anniversary in 1974. Many organizations and companies associated with the agricultural industry provided funds in conjunction with the Centennial activities. Funds have been established in perpetuity as a permanent commemoration of the Centennial of the College. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [C0209]

Qualifications: Students graduating from a degree program administered by the Ontario Agricultural College and who plan to pursue graduate studies in any department or school of the Ontario Agricultural College in the year of baccalaureate graduation are eligible for these fellowships. The fellowship will be based on academic achievement in semesters 7 and 8, as well as participation in extracurricular activities throughout the student's university career.

Semester: 8

Amount: Two awards of $2,200

Application not required. [C0217]

Qualifications: Graduating student in an undergraduate degree program with a major in an OAC department who has been an outstanding leader in student activities at the College level throughout his or her University career.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of a medal

These annual scholarships are provided by Ontario Agricultural Co-operatives. The award may be held only once. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0289]

Qualifications: Students who have completed semester 4 or 6 of the B.Sc.(Agr.) degree or B.Comm. degree with a major in Agricultural Business, or semester 2 of the Diploma in Agriculture program. One scholarship will be awarded in the diploma program and two in the degree programs, one at the conclusion of Semester 4, one at the conclusion of semester 6. Students must have at least a cumulative average of 70% and have demonstrated leadership and involvement in one or more of extracurricular activities, community service, or agricultural employment.

Amount: Three awards of $800

Offered by the Federated Women's Institute of Ontario. Apply to Student Financial Services, by April 1. [I0160]

Qualifications: Students from Ontario with a minimum cumulative average of 70% and the end of semester 2 of the B.A.Sc. program or the Marketing Management, Housing and Real Estate Management of Hotel and Food Administration majors of the B.Comm. program who have been involved in extracurricular activities. If other qualifications are equal, preference will be given to students who have participated in the Ontario 4-H program and to students whose mothers are Women's Institute members. A student who has previously been awarded a W.I. scholarship is ineligible for a Ontario Women's Institute Scholarship.

Semester: 2

Amount: Several awards of $500

The family and friends of Beth Park (FACS '79) have established a scholarship to foster talent in the Canadian fashion and textile industries. Apply by letter to the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences Undergraduate Awards Committee by April 1. Include a résumé, a letter of reference and a 500-word statement documenting interest and experience in fashion or textile industries (retailing, marketing, merchandising, design). [I0420]

Qualifications: Students in entering fourth year in Marketing Management or graduate students in the Department of Consumer Studies. Students must have a minimum 75% average over the last two academic semesters and a demonstrated interest in fashion or textile industries (retailing, marketing, merchandising, design).

Amount: One award of $2,500 or two awards of $1,250

The C.W. Riley Prize was established by a number of his friends and associates. Application not required. [IC0246]

Qualifications: Student who, on graduation from Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Business or Resource Economics and Rural Development major, attains the highest proficiency in the area subjects.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $375

Established by the former College of Family and Consumer Studies Student Association Council in memory of the late Professor Scherf. Students are to be nominated by their peers. [I0252]

Qualifications: Student who has successfully completed [15.00] credits (normally in the seventh semester) in the B.A.Sc. program or the Hotel and Food Administration, Housing and Real Estate Management of Marketing Management majors of the B.Comm. program with a cumulative average of 70% or higher and who has made an outstanding contribution to the Departments of Consumer Studies, Family Relations and Applied Human Nutrition, and the School of Hotel and Food Administration. To be eligible, a student must have served for at least one year as a member of student government in CSAHS and participated in other College activities.

Amount: One award of $200

Established by the National Foundation of the Canadian Restaurant and Foodservice Association. Apply to the HAFA Awards Committee by January 31. [I0256]

Qualifications: Student registered in the B.Comm. (HAFA) program who successfully completed [15.00] credits (normally in the seventh semester) with a minimum cumulative average of 70%, and who shows enthusiasm for the foodservice industry. The recipient must have demonstrated leadership ability by holding an executive position on the student organization of HAFA.

Amount: One award of $1,000 and an engraved plaque

Provided by the late Kae Stalker Skinner (Mac '30) and Gordon Skinner (OAC '24), former Registrar of the Ontario Institute of Agrologists. Consideration will be given to participation in the Student Branch of the Ontario Institute of Agrologists. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0258]

Qualifications: OAC student graduating from the B.Sc.(Agr.), B.Sc., or B.Comm. programs who has made a significant contribution to developing an understanding of the profession of agrology among fellow students.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $750

Offered by E.D. Smith and Sons Ltd., a multi-faceted processor of foods. Apply to HAFA Awards Committee by January 31 including a résumé and statement of interest in the foodservice industry. [I0364]

Qualifications: Student who has demonstrated an interest in the foodservice industry, has maintained a minimum of 'B' average and has completed [7.50] to [10.00] credits of a major offered by the School of Hotel and Food Administration. The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of interest in foodservice operations and academic standing. Interest in the foodservice industry can be demonstrated by work experience or active membership in the Canadian Food Service Executives Association (CFSEA).

Amount: One award of $1,000

Established and offered through the W.C. Macdonald Company of Montreal. Application not required. [I0273]

Qualifications: Students with the highest cumulative average in the Marketing Management or Housing and Real Estate majors of the B.Comm. program. Consumer Studies major who are entering semester level 5, 6 or 7. Students may receive only one Walter M. Stewart Scholarship.

Amount: Two awards of $400

Mrs. Stokman and her sons Nick (OAC '77) and Andrew (OAC '84) have established this award in memory of her husband and their father to recognize his lifetime contribution to the family farm. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0386]

Qualifications: Available to OAC students who have completed 5.0 credits with at least 'B' average in one of the following programs: B.Sc.(Agr.); B.Comm; B.Sc. or B.Sc.(Env.). Students must have come from a rural background and have demonstrated community/student involvement both during high school and the first two semesters of University.

Amount: One award of $600

Application not required. I0276]

Qualifications: One to a student who has completed semester 2 of the Diploma in Agriculture program and one to a student who has completed semester 4 of a degree program in OAC. Recipients will have a minimum of 70% standing and have demonstrated outstanding leadership ability in OAC student organizations, class executives and College Royal.

Semester: 4

Amount: Two awards of $2,000

Established in memory of Elizabeth M. Upton, a faculty member in the School of Hotel and Food Administration, who played a key role in the development of the School and was instrumental in the development of the Institutional Foodservice Management major. Apply by letter, by October 15, to the HAFA Awards Committee describing the travel, the expected benefit and including a budget and any expected sources of funding. [T0366]

Qualifications: Student with demonstrated financial need for travel to a recognized University of Guelph study abroad, exchange or letter of permission activity outside Canada, or to attend a relevant professional conference, or to collect research date for a thesis or major paper. Students must have completed two or more semesters in the HAFA graduate or undergraduate program, and must be in good academic standing. The project or conference must occur within 12 months.

Amount: One award of $500

Miss Bertha Manent of New York City has established three Mrs. Lillie-Jane Lyon Varley and Clarence D. Lyon Exchange scholarships. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1, including a letter from the Dean or Director approving the proposed program of study. [T0298]

Qualifications: OAC students who are pursuing a course of study for one or two semesters at another college or faculty of agriculture in Canada or in another country. Such course of study must lead to the degree of B.Sc.(Agr.), B.Comm. in Agricultural Business or the Diploma in Agriculture at the University of Guelph.

Semester: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

Amount: Three awards of $750

Application not required. [C0096]

Qualifications: Presented to the Winegard Medal nominee selected from candidates from the Department of Consumer Studies, the Department of Family Relations and Applied Human Nutrition and the School of Hotel and Food Administration.

Amount: One award of a medal

Provided annually by Canada Bread Limited with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services, by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I4509]

Qualifications: Student must have completed [13.00] to [17.50] credits in the HAFA program at the time of application and have at least 70% average in the last two equivalent full-time semesters. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards). The scholarships will be awarded based on financial need.

Amount: Two awards of $1,500

Established by Canada's Outdoor Farm Show and the OAC Alumni Foundation, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply to Student Financial Services with a completed Need Assessment Form by February 1. The letter should outline the reasons for participating in the meeting, competition, etc., and include a brief statement of learning objectives and appropriate involvement in student activities. Upon successful return from travel opportunity, student(s) should be willing to present report to classmates and/or faculty. ACCESS AWARD [T3536]

Qualifications: Undergraduate students in OAC who have completed semester 4 in Agricultural Science or Agricultural Business or who have completed semester 2 of the Diploma in Agriculture program (Alfred, Guelph, Kemptville, Ridgetown).

Amount: Awards of up to $1,000

Established by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, to assist students to continue their studies as full-time students. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3511]

Qualifications: Full-time B.Comm. students majoring in Management Economics in Industry and Finance, or Marketing Management. Students must be in semester 2 or beyond at the time of receiving the award.

Amount: Two awards of $1,300

Provided by Cara Operations with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services, by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I4503]

Qualifications: Student must have completed [4.00] to [7.50] credits in the HAFA program at the time of application and have at least 70% average in the last two equivalent full-time semesters. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards). The scholarships will be awarded based on financial need.

Amount: Two awards of $1,500 and two awards of $1,000

Established by the class of OAC '33 on the occasion of their 65th Anniversary, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3531]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Up to three awards of $500

Established by the Class of OAC '36 with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3501]

Qualifications: An OAC degree student enrolled in any degree program who has demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $500

Journey's End Corporation, with the assistance of the Ontario Government's OSOTF program, provides this scholarship. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I4126]

Qualifications: Students in the HAFA program who have completed at least 26 and no more than 35 courses by the end of the current semester and have at least a 70% cumulative average in the last two equivalent full-time semesters. Students must be registered full-time in the semester that they receive the award. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $1,500

Provided by Delta Hotels & Resorts Limited with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services, by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I4502]

Qualifications: Students must be enrolled in the HAFA major, have completed [8.00] to [12.50] credits at the time of application and have at least a 70% average in the last two equivalent full-time semesters. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards). The scholarships will be awarded based on financial need. Preference will be given to students who have transferred from a community college.

Amount: Two awards of $1,500

Provided by Journey's End Corporation with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I4504]

Qualifications: Students in the HAFA program who have completed [13.00] to [17.50] credits at the time of application and have at least a 70% average in the last two equivalent full-time semesters. The award will be distributed based on financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $1,500

Provided in memory of David R. Leach by his family, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. David entered OAC in 1969 as a member of OAC '73 and graduated with a B.Sc. in Agriculture in 1974. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3534]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate degree or diploma student who is physically disabled as determined by the Centre for students with Disabilities, has satisfactory academic standing and who has demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $1,000

Established by Mr. Hector Leroux, OAC '44, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3535]

Qualifications: OAC degree students in the B.Sc.(Agr.), B.Sc., B.Comm. or B.Sc.(Env.) programs with demonstrated financial need. Satisfactory academic standing is required. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Four awards of $1,000

Established by OAC '38 Alumni, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, to recognize the many contributions of Lloyd Minshall to his classmates and to OAC. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3529]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need in semesters 5, 6, 7 or 8 and OAC graduate students are eligible to apply. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Seven awards of $1,000

Provided by OAC '47 on the occasion of its 50th anniversary and with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply by letter with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [T3505]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate students who have demonstrated financial need and who are participating in a study abroad program for academic credit at an approved institution. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Three awards of up to $600

Offered by the class of OAC '52, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3516]

Qualifications: OAC students in the B.Sc (Agr.), B.Comm., B.Sc. ,or B.Sc.(Env.) programs with demonstrated financial need and a 60% minimum cumulative average. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Five awards of up to $1,000

Provided by the class of OAC '55 with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3517]

Qualifications: Students at any semester level in an OAC degree program or students enrolled in the B.Sc.(Eng.) program with demonstrated financial need and a 60% minimum cumulative average. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Up to eight awards of $500

Provided by the Class of OAC '57 with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3518]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate degree students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Five awards of $1,000

Provided by the OAC Alumni Foundation, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3533]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Four awards of $500

Provided by the Ontario Cattlemen's Association and the OAC Alumni Foundation with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply by letter with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3506]

Qualifications: Students with demonstrated financial need who are enrolled in semester 5 or above in the B.Sc.(Agr.), B.Comm.(Agricultural Business), B.S.c. (Animal Biology) or B.Sc. (Food Science) program and have a
60% minimum cumulative average. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Four awards of $500

Provided by the Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board and the OAC Alumni Foundation with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3507]

Qualifications: Students with demonstrated financial need who have completed semester 2 and are enrolled in the B.Sc.(Agr.) or B.Comm.(Agricultural Business) programs and who have a 60% minimum cumulative average. Preference will be given to students who have demonstrated an interest in the poultry industry. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Six awards of $1,000

Provided by the Ontario Federation of Agriculture and the OAC Alumni Foundation with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a letter and a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3520]

Qualifications: OAC students with demonstrated financial need enrolled in the B.Sc.(Agr.), B.Comm., B.Sc. or B.Sc.(Env.) programs. Preference will be given to students from farm families who have participated in 4H and/or rural community activities. A student may receive up to three bursaries annually ($1,500). Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Twelve awards of $500

Provided by the Ontario Grain and Feed Association and the OAC Alumni Foundation with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply by letter stating involvement in extracurricular and /or community activities along with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3502]

Qualifications: Students with demonstrated financial need in semesters 5 to 8 of the B.Sc.(Agr.) program either unspecialized or in the following majors: Agricultural Economics, Animal Science, or Agronomy; or the B.Comm., Agricultural Business major, programs. Students must have a 60% minimum cumulative average in their last four semesters and may receive up to $1,500 annually. Preference will be given to students involved in extracurricular and/or community activities. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Four award of $500

Established by OAC Alumni Association, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, to recognize Professor T.K. Warley's significant contribution to the OAC Alumni Foundation and to students through teaching and promotion/development of "Experience Agriculture". A degree student may receive this bursary twice. Apply by letter stating qualifications with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3510]

Qualifications: Students with demonstrated financial need who are in semester 5 to 8 of any degree program within OAC. A minimum 65% is required, as is participation in student activities, governance, and/or college affairs. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Three awards of $500

Offered by the Grand River Chapter of the Society of Management Accountants. Eligible students are those who have graduated from secondary schools in the counties of Perth, Wellington or the regional municipality of Waterloo. Apply to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. [I3014]

Qualifications: Student registered in the B.Comm. program who has demonstrated need of financial assistance.

Amount: One award of $300

Donated by the Grand River Chapter of the Society of Management Accountants of Ontario. Preference will be given to students who attended a secondary school in the County of Perth, Waterloo or Wellington. Apply to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. [I3032]

Qualifications: Full-time student in financial need and registered in the B.Comm. program

Amount: One award of $375

Mr. T.K.C. Karr, OAC '32, has provided an endowment fund to assist students in a degree or diploma program of the Ontario Agricultural College. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. [I3010]

Qualifications: OAC students with demonstrated financial need.

Offered by the Mac-FACS Alumni Association. Apply to Student Financial Services, by September 15 for the Fall semester; by January 15 for the Winter semester; and by May 15 for the Spring semester with a completed Need Assessment Form. [I3011]

Qualifications: Student who demonstrates financial need and who qualifies for mature student status. The student must be admitted to the B.A.Sc. program or the Marketing Management or Housing and Real Estate Management major of the B.Comm. program, or if already holding a degree, admitted to take undergraduate courses in the above programs. Students must be registered in a minimum of 2 courses and may receive the bursary not more than three times.

Amount: Three awards of $200 (one in each of Spring, Fall and Winter semesters)

Established by the Nelson branch of the Halton District Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form by October 15 to Student Financial Services. [I3031]

Qualifications: Mature student enrolled in any undergraduate or graduate program offered by the Department of Consumer Studies, the Department of Family Relations and Applied Human Nutrition and the School of Hotel and Food Administration.

Amount: Varying amounts

Provided by Ontario Pork Producers' Marketing Board. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. [I3049]

Qualifications: B.Sc.(Agr.) and B.Comm., Agricultural Business major, students with demonstrated financial need who have completed semester 4 and who have satisfactory academic standing and an interest in pork production.

Amount: One award of $500

Offered by Archie and Isabelle (Cook) Rintoul of OAC '26 and MAC '27 respectively. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form by October 15 to Student Financial Services. [I3018]

Qualifications: Students enrolled in the B.A.Sc. program or the Hotel and Food Administration, Housing and Real Estate Management or Marketing Management majors of the B.Comm. program and the department of Environmental Biology in the B.Sc., B.Sc.(Agr.) or the B.Sc.(Env.) degree programs. Students who have completed semester 4 [10.00 credits] and who have demonstrated financial need are eligible.

Amount: Two awards of $500 (one in each of the two colleges)

Travel grants have been provided by the estate of Martha Robb, Paris, Ontario, in recognition of her love of agriculture. Apply to the Dean, OAC by April 15. [T3028]

Qualifications: OAC students who are attending another university on a Letter of Permission.

Amount: A number of awards are available up to 80% of the travel costs ($750 maximum)

Endowed by the late William B. Lowe of Fort Francis, Ontario. Preference will be given first to eligible students from the district of Rainy River, then from the district of Kenora or Thunder Bay, and finally from the remaining districts of Northern Ontario. Application not required. [E0158]

Qualifications: Student entering any of the undergraduate degree programs of the Ontario Agricultural College.

Amount: Two awards of $1,250 paid in two installments of $625

The award will be made in 2 installments of $1,200 payable after registration in each of the 1st, and 3rd semester levels. To maintain the scholarship, a recipient must continue with satisfactory academic standing in a degree program in the Ontario Agricultural College. Students who fail to qualify for a payment may re-qualify by subsequently obtaining a minimum average of 70% over the previous two semesters of full-time study. Apply to the OAC Dean's Office, Johnston Hall, by September 30. [E0201]

Qualifications: OAC students entering the B.A., B.Comm., B.L.A., B.Sc., B.Sc.(Agr.), or B.Sc.(Env.) programs who have an admission average in excess of 80%. Participation in extracurricular activities, community activities and demonstrated leadership skills will also be considered.

Amount: Five awards of $2,400

Awarded in memory of Fred Hindle, OAC '38, a long-time generous supporter of his Alma Mater, who at the time of his death, wanted future students to have the same opportunity for an education as he had received. This bursary is awarded with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. This bursary is dependent on continued demonstration of financial need and successful completion of study to advance into the next year. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by April 1. ACCESS AWARD [E3500]

Qualifications: An entering OAC degree student who has demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $6,000 ($1,500 annually for 4 years)

In commemoration of the 125th Anniversary of the Ontario Agricultural College, Dr. D.J. Blackburn, a retired faculty member in Rural Extension Studies and former Director of the Associate Diploma Program has established this scholarship. Apply by letter citing athletic contributions to the OAC Awards Committee by April 1. [I0404]

Qualifications: OAC degree or diploma student who has participated in intercollegiate athletics and maintained a minimum cumulative average of 70% while registered at Guelph. Athletic excellence and leadership will be used to determine the recipient.

Amount: One award of $500

OAC '53 provides this scholarship in memory of J. Ross Cavers, their honorary year member and Professor Emeritus. Apply to Student Financial Services, by April 1. [T0051]

Qualifications: Undergraduate student in OAC with travel and/or housing costs associated with a semester or more of academic study or cooperative work experience through a recognized university outside Canada. Students must have completed [7.50] credits and have satisfactory academic standing in their undergraduate course work. Preference will be given to a candidate who has exhibited qualities of leadership.

Amount: One award of $1,000

The decision will be based on the recommendation of the faculty in the School of Landscape Architecture. Application not required. [C0265]

Qualifications: Graduating Bachelor of Landscape Architecture student who, in the view of the faculty, is deemed to be the most promising professional practitioner.

Amount: One award of a medal

Established by the graduating class of 1905. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0060]

Qualifications: Student who has completed the 6th semester in a major in an OAC department and is considered to be the most outstanding student in the class and who, through activity in all branches of College life, as well as proficiency in scholarship during the program, has done most for the College, for fellow students and for personal development.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $300

Established by Year '51 OAC, on the occasion of its 45th anniversary. At the discretion of the OAC Awards Committee students may be selected before graduation. Application not required. [C0063]

Qualifications: Students graduating from the degree program in a major in an OAC department who have a 70% standing in the final year of study and who have demonstrated leadership in the College or University extracurricular activities.

Semester: 8

Amount: Up to four awards of $1,000

Offered by the OAC Class of 1955. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0064]

Qualifications: Outstanding OAC degree student at the conclusion of semester 6. The recipient will have made an outstanding contribution to college life through academic proficiency and participation in extracurricular activities and can be considered to have done the most for the College, for fellow students and for personal development.

Semester: 4

Amount: Two awards of $2,000

Offered by the Class of '67 OAC. Apply to Student Financial Services, by April 1. [I0067]

Qualifications: Student majoring in an OAC department who through activity in all branches of college life as well as scholastic achievement has made an outstanding contribution to the University.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $800

This prize is not tenable with the Charles McGowan or the Beth Duncan Gold Medalist. Application not required. [C0068]

Qualifications: Outstanding graduating student majoring in an OAC department who has been active in OAC student activities while maintaining a minimum of 70% standing.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $100

Offered by the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects. Application not required. [C0136]

Qualifications: Student graduating from the Bachelor of Landscape Architecture program who has maintained a high academic standing and contributed to the School and the profession.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of a silver medal

Established by DMG Landscape Architects, Burnaby, B.C. Application not required. [I0428]

Qualifications: B.L.A. student who has completed semester 4 with a minimum 75% cumulative average and demonstrated outstanding ability in landscape design.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Offered by the Sheridan Nurseries. Application not required. [I0092]

Qualifications: Students who have completed semester 6 in the Landscape Architecture program. Students with a minimum of 70% standing and outstanding design ability are eligible.

Semester: 6

Amount: Two awards of $750

Apply to Associate Registrar, Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0109]

Qualifications: Student who has completed semester 6 of the program in Landscape Architecture. The recipient will have high academic standing and exhibit a strong interest in ornamental plant materials.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $1,000

Provided by the Alumni of the School of Landscape Architecture. Students, faculty or alumni may nominate eligible students to the School of Landscape Architecture by October 30. [I0329]

Qualifications: Students enrolled in the BLA program who have just completed either semester 2 or 6. The recipient(s) will be selected on the basis of academic performance and participation and leadership in extracurricular activities.

Semester: 2 or 6

Amount: Up to three awards of $1,000

Travel scholarships available from the Massey Fund. Not tenable with other awards that support travel costs. Apply by letter outlining the study abroad/exchange program and travel costs to the OAC Dean's Office by April 15. [T0417]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate students who are participating in an approved study abroad or exchange program outside Canada. Academic standing in the last two full-time semesters or equivalent will be used to determine recipients.

Amount: Up to $750

Fund established in memory of the late Lieutenant Charles McGowan. Application not required. [C0187]

Qualifications: Outstanding graduating student in an OAC degree program.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $300

Provided by the class of OAC '55. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0419]

Qualifications: Students who are registered in any OAC degree program or students enrolled in the B.Sc.(Eng.) program and have completed semester 4. Recipients will have made an outstanding contribution to College life through academic proficiency and participation in extracurricular activities and can be considered to have done the most for the College, for fellow students and in their personal development. Recipients must have a 70% minimum cumulative average.

Amount: Two awards of $2,000

Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0374]

Qualifications: OAC degree students (agricultural science, environmental science, agricultural business, landscape architecture, science) who have completed four full-time semesters or equivalent with a cumulative average of at least 70%. Students should include with their application a statement of their accomplishments during their first four semesters in the area of personal development and list their leadership development activities.

Amount: Five awards of $1,000

The Ontario Agricultural College celebrated its 100th Anniversary in 1974. Many organizations and companies associated with the agricultural industry provided funds in conjunction with the Centennial activities. Funds have been established in perpetuity as a permanent commemoration of the Centennial of the College. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [C0209]

Qualifications: Students graduating from a degree program administered by the Ontario Agricultural College and who plan to pursue graduate studies in any department or school of the Ontario Agricultural College in the year of baccalaureate graduation are eligible for these fellowships. The fellowship will be based on academic achievement in semesters 7 and 8, as well as participation in extracurricular activities throughout the student's university career.

Semester: 8

Amount: Two awards of $2,200

Application not required. [C0217]

Qualifications: Graduating student in an undergraduate degree program majoring in an OAC department who has been an outstanding leader in student activities at the College level throughout his or her University career.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of a medal

Application not required. [I0219]

Qualifications: Student who has completed semester 5 of the B.L.A. program. The award is based on academic achievement, performance in design studio and leadership qualities.

Semester: 5

Amount: One award of $750

Application not required. [I0276]

Qualifications: One to a student who has completed semester 2 of the Diploma in Agriculture program and one to a student who has completed semester 4 of a degree program in OAC. Recipients will have a minimum of 70% standing and have demonstrated outstanding leadership ability in OAC student organizations, class executives and College Royal.

Semester: 4

Amount: Two awards of $2,000

Established by the class of OAC '33 on the occasion of their 65th Anniversary, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3531]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Up to three awards of $500

Established by the Class of OAC '36 with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3501]

Qualifications: An OAC degree student enrolled in any degree program who has demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $500

Established by faculty and students in Landscape Architecture, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I4531]

Qualifications: Undergraduate or graduate students registered in the School of Landscape Architecture with demonstrated financial need and a minimum B average in the previous academic year. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $500

Provided in memory of David R. Leach by his family, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. David entered OAC in 1969 as a member of OAC '73 and graduated with a B.Sc. in Agriculture in 1974. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3534]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate degree or diploma student who is physically disabled as determined by the Centre for students with Disabilities, has satisfactory academic standing and who has demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $1,000

Established by OAC '38 Alumni, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, to recognize the many contributions of Lloyd Minshall to his classmates and to OAC. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3529]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need in semesters 5, 6, 7 or 8 and OAC graduate students are eligible to apply. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Seven awards of $1,000

Provided by OAC '47 on the occasion of its 50th anniversary and with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply by letter with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [T3505]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate students who have demonstrated financial need and who are participating in a study abroad program for academic credit at an approved institution. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Three awards of up to $600

Provided by the class of OAC '55 with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3517]

Qualifications: Students at any semester level in an OAC degree program or students enrolled in the B.Sc.(Eng.) program with demonstrated financial need and a 60% minimum cumulative average. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Up to eight awards of $500

Provided by the Class of OAC '57 with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3518]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate degree students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Five awards of $1,000

Provided by the OAC Alumni Foundation, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3533]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Four awards of $500

Established by Reid's Heritage Homes with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program to assist students continue their studies as full-time students. Distributed in the Winter semester. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3521]

Qualifications: Full-time students in the B.L.A. or M.L.A. program with demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $1,500

Established by OAC Alumni Association, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, to recognize Professor T.K. Warley's significant contribution to the OAC Alumni Foundation and to students through teaching and promotion/development of "Experience Agriculture". A degree student may receive this bursary twice. Apply by letter stating qualifications with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [I3510]

Qualifications: Students with demonstrated financial need who are in semester 5 to 8 of any degree program within OAC. A minimum 65% is required, as is participation in student activities, governance, and/or college affairs. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Three awards of $500

Mr. T.K.C. Karr, OAC '32, has provided an endowment fund to assist students in a degree or diploma program of the Ontario Agricultural College. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. [I3010]

Qualifications: OAC students with demonstrated financial need.

Provided by the estate of Martha Robb, Paris, Ontario, in recognition of her love of agriculture. Apply to the Dean, OAC, by April 15. [T3028]

Qualifications: OAC students who are attending another university on a Letter of Permission.

Amount: Varying number of awards ( 80% of the travel costs will be covered up to $750 per student).

This scholarship is not tenable with other Senate awards. Application not required. [E0001]

Qualifications: Student entering the first semester level of the B.Sc. program in the College of Physical and Engineering Science. Preference may be given to students whose home residence is in either Wellington, Waterloo or Perth County.

Amount: One award of $400

One scholarship is offered by the Alma Mater Fund Advisory Council. Application not required. [E0009]

Qualifications: Student entering the first semester level of the B.Sc. program who declares the intention to pursue a major in Human Kinetics.

Amount: One award of $750

Application not required. [E0029]

Qualifications: Student entering the first semester level of the B.Sc. program, who declares the intention to pursue an honours program in Physics.

Amount: One award of $550

This scholarship, established by the Faculty Association, is awarded in memory of the fourteen women murdered in December 1989 at Ecole Polytechnique and is intended to attract women to a profession which is largely comprised of men. Application not required. [E0005]

Qualifications: Female student who is a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident of Canada enrolled in the College of Physical and Engineering Science. The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic performance. For continued eligibility beyond semester 1, the student must maintain a minimum of 70% cumulative average. Demonstrated financial need may also be considered.

Amount: $1,500 ($500 in each of semesters 1, 3 and 5).

Offered by the Alma Mater Fund Advisory Council. Application not required. [E0008]

Qualifications: Students entering the first semester level of the B.Sc. program

Amount: Two awards of $750

Application not required. [E0130]

Qualifications: Student entering the first semester level of the B.Sc. program. The student must declare the intention to pursue an honours program in Chemistry or Biochemistry. The award will be made in 2 installments of $250 each in the student's first 2 semesters provided an average of 80% is obtained in the 1st semester.

Amount: One award of $500

Application not required. ]E0131]

Qualifications: Student entering the first semester level of the B.Sc. program who declares the intention to pursue an honours program in Mathematics or Statistics. The scholarship will be made in 2 installments of $250 in each of the student's first 2 semesters with the second installment to be conditional upon the student obtaining an average of 80% in the 1st semester.

Amount: One award of $50

Offered by the Department of Physics, these awards will be made based on the student's admission average and paid in a number of installments (for example, $2,000 in year 1 and $1,000 in each years 2, 3 and 4 for a $5,000 scholarship; $1,000 in year 1, $800 in year 2, $600 in each of years 3 and 4 for a $3,000 scholarship; $1,000 in year 1, $800 in year 2 and $600 in year 3 for a $2,400 scholarship; and $1,000 in year 1 and $800 in year 2 for a $1,800 scholarship). Second and subsequent installments will be given subject to the student continuing full-time with at least a 70% average in a physics major program, and taking the physics courses required in that program. Application not required. [E0132]

Qualifications: Students entering the first semester level of the B.Sc. program with high academic standing and a declared intention of pursuing a major in Physics, Biophysics, Chemical Physics, or Theoretical Physics, or a Co-op stream of these programs.

Amount: A number of awards of between $1,800 and $5,000 depending on admission average

Dr. Frederick B. Hutt, OAC '23 and Professor Emeritus of Animal Genetics at Cornell University offers this scholarship. Application not required. [E0319]

Qualifications: Students from Wellington County entering the College of Biological Science program with a minimum admission average of 85%.

Amount: Two awards of $600

A scholarship endowed by the late William B. Lowe of Fort Francis, Ontario. Preference will be given first to eligible students from the District of Rainy River, then from the District of Kenora or Thunder Bay, and finally from the remaining Districts of Northern Ontario. Application not required. [E0158]

Qualifications: Student entering any of the undergraduate degree programs of the Ontario Agricultural College.

Amount: Two awards of $1,250 paid in two installments of $625

Established by the College of Physical and Engineering Science to honour Earl B. MacNaughton, former head of the Department of Physics and founding Dean of the College of Physical Science. Emphasis will be given to performance in high school science and mathematics. Application not required. [E0172]

Qualifications: Students with high academic standing and entering an honours program in the College of Physical and Engineering Science.

Amount: Four awards of $1,000

In memory of Gordon McNally, Professor of Zoology in the Ontario Agricultural College (1934-1971) and College of Biological Science (1971-1979), who had a great interest in extracurricular activities. Applications by students or recommendations by high school teachers should be made by letter to the Associate Registrar, Student Financial Services by May 1. [E0203]

Qualifications: Students entering any undergraduate program in the College of Biological Science. The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic performance and demonstration of outstanding contributions to extracurricular activities and/or community services.

Amount: One award of $300

The award will be made in 2 installments of $1,200 payable after registration in each of the 1st, and 3rd semester levels. To maintain the scholarship, a recipient must continue with satisfactory academic standing in a degree program in the Ontario Agricultural College. Students who fail to qualify for a payment may re-qualify by subsequently obtaining a minimum average of 70% over the previous two semesters of full-time study. Apply to the OAC Dean's Office, Johnston Hall, by September 30. [E0201]

Qualifications: OAC students entering the B.A., B.Comm., B.L.A., B.Sc.,,B.Sc.(Agr.), or B.Sc.(Env.) programs who have an admission average in excess of 80%. Participation in extracurricular activities, community activities and demonstrated leadership skills will also be considered.

Amount: Five awards of $2,400

Family, friends and colleagues of John Vanderkamp, former Chair of the Department of Economics, respected Dean of the former College of Social Science (1981-1991), and an enthusiastic promoter of liberal education as encompassed in the Akademia program, have established two memorial scholarships for academically outstanding students in the Akademia program. Apply by letter to Student Financial Services by June 30. [E0321}

Qualifications: The recipients will be chosen on the basis of academic standing, significant involvement in extracurricular activities, and two reference letters from counsellors, teachers or mentors.

Amount: Two awards of $500 (paid in two installments of $250 in semesters 1 and 2)

Awarded in memory of Fred Hindle, OAC '38, a long-time generous supporter of his Alma Mater, who at the time of his death, wanted future students to have the same opportunity for an education as he had received. This bursary is awarded with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. This bursary is dependent on continued demonstration of financial need and successful completion of study to advance into the next year. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by April 1. ACCESS AWARD [E3500]

Qualifications: An entering OAC degree student who has demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $6,000 ($1,500 annually for 4 years)

Established by the Toronto Section of the Canadian Institute of Food Science and Technology, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program, in memory of Gary Knechtel (1943 - 1988) a revered and outstanding leader in the food industry and a long time member of the Canadian Institute of Food Science and Technology. Academic standing in high school OAC subjects and an interest in Food Science will be used to determine the recipient. Subsequent installments are dependent on continued demonstration of financial need and satisfactory progress in Food Science. Applications will be mailed to all Food Science major applicants by the Department of Food Science and are due back by April 1 to Student Financial Services by April 1. ACCESS AWARD [E4500]

Qualifications: Students with demonstrated financial need entering the Food Science major in the B.Sc. program. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: One award of $10,000 paid in installments of $2,500 in semesters 1, 3, 5, and 7.

Established by the Sleeman Brewing and Malting Company, with the assistance of the Ontario government's OSOTF program. One award alternates between a B.Sc. student in the College of Biological Science and the College of Physical and Engineering Science (beginning with CPES in 2000/2001); one award is available to a B.Comm. student in Hotel and Food Administration. Selection is by the University Bursary Committee. Apply with a completed Need Assessment Form, to Student Financial Services by October 15. Awarded in the Winter semester. ACCESS AWARD [E4267]

Qualifications: Full-time entering students registered in the B.Sc. program in the College of Biological Science or the College of Physical and Engineering Science respectively and B.Comm. Hotel and Food Administration students with a minimum average of 80% in the last year of secondary school and demonstrated financial need. Additionally, students must meet the government-mandated terms for receipt of an OSOTF award (see General Statements on Awards).

Amount: Two awards of $1,000

Awarded to a student who has completed semester 2 of the Akademia program. The recipient must have achieved a 70% average in the courses for completion of the Akademia program. Application not required. [I0024]

Qualifications: The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic performance and contributions to extracurricular activities of the Akademia program

Semester: 2

Amount: One award $100

Awarded in the Fall to students who have completed 6 semester levels (15.0 course credit minimum) of an honours B.Sc. program in the College of Biological Science and in the College of Physical and Engineering Science; eight scholarships will be awarded to students in each College. Consideration may be given to the actual courses taken in the case of students with widely differing programs. Application not required. [I0011]

Qualifications: Selection of recipients will be based upon the cumulative average obtained during the first 6 semester levels.

Semester: 6

Amount: Sixteen awards of $375

Donated by a faculty member in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry and supported by the Alma Mater Fund. Awarded in the Winter semester. Application not required. [I0281]

Qualifications: Students with the highest grades in CHEM*3570 Analytical Biochemistry. One award will be made in each semester that the course is offered. Eligible students must be continuing in an honours major program administered by the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry.

Amount: Two awards of up to $200

In memory of the late Professor E.H. Anthony, Department of Zoology, One award will be made for each semester in which the course is offered. Application not required. [I0282]

Qualifications: Student who achieves the highest grade in course ZOO*2090, Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy.

Amount: One award of $125

Established by Friends and Family in memory of Ken Berg, a 1982 CBS Microbiology alumnus. The focus of this award reflects Ken's success in applied education in the work force. Nomination by Microbiology Co-op Program Committee. [I0370]

Qualifications: CBS Microbiology student who excels in all aspects of the third co-op work term.

Amount: One award of $1,000

In commemoration of the 125th Anniversary of the Ontario Agricultural College, Dr. D.J. Blackburn, a retired faculty member in Rural Extension Studies and former Director of the Associate Diploma Program has established this scholarship. Apply by letter citing athletic contributions to the OAC Awards Committee by April 1. [I0404]

Qualifications: OAC degree or diploma student who has participated in intercollegiate athletics and maintained a minimum cumulative average of 70% while registered at Guelph. Athletic excellence and leadership will be used to determine the recipient.

Amount: One award of $500

Established by the friends of Professor W.H. Boyd. Application not required. [I0335]

Qualifications: Student enrolled in the Human Kinetics major who has completed Human Anatomy and who has made leadership contributions to the University or outside community.

Semester: 7 or 8

Amount: One award of $1,000

The scholarship will be awarded on the recommendation of the Department of Human Biology and Nutritional Sciences, based on academic achievement in the first 7 semesters. This scholarship is not tenable with the Brian L. Walker Memorial Scholarship. Application not required. [I0033]

Qualifications: Student registered in semester level 8 in B.Sc. Nutritional Sciences major in the Winter semester.

Semester: 7

Amount: One award of $500

The Guelph Chapter of the Canadian Federation of University Women provides this annual scholarship. Application not required. [I0294]

Qualifications: Female student registered in semester 5 or 6 in the Fall semester in either B.Sc.(Eng.), B.A. (College of Physical and Engineering Science) or B.Sc. (College of Physical and Engineering Science) who has the highest cumulative average. Preference will be given to a student who has graduated from a secondary school in Wellington County.

Semester: 5 or 6

Amount: One award of $2,000

OAC '53 provides this scholarship in memory of J. Ross Cavers, their honorary year member and Professor Emeritus. Apply to Student Financial Services, by April 1. [T0051]

Qualifications: Undergraduate student in OAC with travel and/or housing costs associated with a semester or more of academic study or cooperative work experience through a recognized university outside Canada. Students must have completed [7.50] credits and have satisfactory academic standing in their undergraduate course work. Preference will be given to a candidate who has exhibited qualities of leadership.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Presented in the Fall. The award will be made on the basis of academic standing, leadership in extracurricular activities. Application not required. [I0055]

Qualifications: Student who has completed semesters 4 or 6 of the B.Sc. program majoring in Food Science.

Semester: 4, 6

Amount: One award of $450

Awarded in the Winter semester. Application not required. [I0056]

Qualifications: Student enrolled in an honours major program administered by the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry who has completed semester 6 in the previous calendar year with the highest cumulative average over 6 semesters in courses in Chemistry and/or Biochemistry.

Amount: One silver medal

The late George I. Christie, president of OAC from 1928 to 1945, established a trust fund to provide this annual scholarship for graduate work. Applications approved by the Chair, Department of Animal and Poultry Science, should be submitted to the OAC Dean's office by April 1. [I0347]

Qualifications: Awarded to a student graduating with high standing in an animal and poultry science courses who proposes to pursue graduate studies in animal science at any institution of his/her choice.

Amount: One award of $600

Application not required. [C0213]

Qualifications: Graduating student in the Food Science major of the B.Sc. program with the highest academic standing throughout eight semester levels.

Semester: 8

Amount: One plaque

Established by the graduating class of 1905. Apply to Student Financial Services, by April 1. [I0060]

Qualifications: Student who has completed the 6th semester of a major in an OAC department, is considered to be the most outstanding student in the class and who, through activity in all branches of college life, as well as proficiency in scholarship during the program, has done most for the College, for fellow students and for personal development.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $300

Established by Year '51 OAC, on the occasion of its 45th anniversary. At the discretion of the OAC Awards Committee students may be selected before graduation. Application not required. [C0063]

Qualifications: Students graduating from the degree program in a major in an OAC department who have a 70% standing in the final year of study and who have demonstrated leadership in the College or University extracurricular activities.

Semester: 8

Amount: Up to four awards of $1,000

Offered by the OAC Class of 1955. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0064]

Qualifications: Outstanding degree student in a major in an OAC department at the conclusion of semester 4. The recipient will have made an outstanding contribution to college life through academic proficiency and participation in extracurricular activities and can be considered to have done the most for the College, for fellow students and for personal development.

Semester: 4

Amount: Two awards of $2,000

Apply to Student Financial Services, by April 1. [I0067]

Qualifications: Student in a major in an OAC department who, through activity in all branches of college life as well as scholastic achievement, has made an outstanding contribution to the University.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $800

This prize is not tenable with the Charles McGowan or the Beth Duncan Gold Medalist. Application not required. [C0068]

Qualifications: Outstanding graduating student in a major in an OAC department who has been active in OAC student activities while maintaining a minimum of 70% standing.

Semester: 8 .

Amount: One award of $100

Presented by the CBS Alumni Association to full-time students in the College of Biological Science who have been registered for 2 semesters prior to the commencement of the Winter semester. Apply to Associate Registrar, Student Financial Services, by January 31. [I0053]

Qualifications: The awards are based on the highest average in the previous semester [2.50 credits] and participation in CBS activities. These scholarships are tenable with other senate awards, but not with the College of Biological Science Alumni Association Scholarships.

Semester: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

Amount: Three awards of $500

Presented by the College of Biological Science Alumni Association to full-time students within the College of Biological Science. Apply to Student Financial Services by January 31. [I0052]

Qualifications: The recipients, who must have completed the 3rd semester, will be selected by the CBS Awards Committee on the recommendation of the CBS Alumni Association. The award will be based on academic standing and participation in community and/or university activities. These scholarships are tenable with other Senate awards but not with the College of Biological Science Alumni Association Alma Mater Scholarships.

Semester: 3

Amount: Two awards of $500

Presented to the College of Biological Science nominee for the Winegard Medal. The award will be presented at the time of the Spring Convocation. Application not required. [I0072]

Qualifications: The recipient is selected by the Awards Committee of the College of Biological Science.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of a gold medal and $200

Application not required. [I0000]

Qualifications: Awarded to full-time students who have completed 5 semesters, and who have a cumulative average of 85% up to the semester of consideration for the award. Part-time students who have completed semester 5 and have taken at least 2 courses per semester over consecutive semesters, are also eligible.

Semester: 5

Amount: One plaque

Application not required. [I0073]

Qualifications: Offered in the Winter semester to students who have completed at least 6 semesters of a College of Physical and Engineering Science program and have excellent grades but have not received awards recently.

Semester: 6, 7

Amount: Two awards of $100

Scholarships available to Canadian students for one semester are awarded in the Fall to students who have completed semester 4 in the previous Fall, Winter or Spring semesters and are enrolled in semester 5 or higher of a College of Physical and Engineering Science program. Application not required. [I0074]

Qualifications: Recipients will be selected on the basis of a high average in courses normally taken in the 3rd and 4th semesters. Students must have been registered in at least [5.00] credits and a minimum 80% average is required.

Semester: 4

Amount: Two awards of tuition for one semester

The winner will be selected in May from all students who have completed the program in the previous twelve months. Application not required. [I0075]

Qualifications: Student graduating with the highest cumulative average from an honours B.Sc. program in a Physical and Engineering Science area.

Semester: 8

Amount: One award of $100

Awarded in the Fall to a student who has completed semester 6 in the previous Fall, Winter or Spring semesters and who is enrolled in semester 7 or 8 of a College of Physical and Engineering Science program. Application not required. [I0076]

Qualifications: Recipients will be selected on the basis of a high average (minimum 80% average required) in courses normally taken in the 5th and 6th semesters

Semester: 7

Amount: One award of $200

Application not required. [I0303]

Qualifications: Third year student in Food Science who has the highest cumulative average in semesters 5 and 6.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $500

Offered annually to students in a major Computing and Information Science program with distinguished academic performance. Application not required. [I0078]

Qualifications: Winners will be selected in May from among those students who have completed semester 4 or 6 in the preceding twelve months.

Semester: 4, 6

Amount: Two awards of $200

Application not required. [I0286]

Qualifications: Awarded to the student in the Nutritional Sciences major who has achieved the highest combined average in the courses NUTR*2150 Introduction to Nutrition and Food Science, NUTR*3190 Fundamentals of Nutrition and CHEM*2580 Introductory Biochemistry.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $200

Application not required. [I0081]

Qualifications: Students who have completed semester 3 and are registered in semester 4 of one of the majors programs in Physics. To be eligible, students must have completed the courses PHYS*2440 and PHYS*2460 with a minimum of an A average. The awards will be made to the students with the highest average in the Physics courses taken in the first and second semesters and in PHYS*2440 and PHYS*2460.

Amount: Four awards of $500

Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [I0287]

Qualifications: Awarded to a student with a minimum cumulative average of 75% who has completed semester 6 in Food Science. Work experience in industrial microbiology, participation in extracurricular activities and demonstrated leadership skills are also considered.

Semester: 6

Amount: One award of $900

In honour of University Professor Emeritus and former Chair of the Department of Physics, Peter A. Egelstaff. Awarded in the Winter semester. Application not required. [I0397]

Qualifications: Student who has completed Semester 5, is currently registered in one of the majors in Physics and has a high cumulative average (of at least 80%) in the required Physics courses normally taken in semesters 3, 4, and 5 of the major.

Semester: 5

Amount: One award of $500

Established in memory of George A. Farley, a chemistry graduate of the Class OAC '33, and presented in the Winter semester. Application not required. [I0099]

Qualifications: Student enrolled in a Co-op program administered by the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry and who has completed their second work term within the preceding calendar year. Work term reports, work term assessments and course grades will be considered. The student must have a cumulative average of at least 80%.

Amount: One award of $200

Offered in the Fall. Application not required. [I0102]

Qualifications: Full-time student entering the 5th or 6th semester of an honours program in Statistics with a cumulative average of 80% or more and who has the highest average in STAT*2040 and STAT*2050 or equivalent.

Semester: 4

Amount: One award of $400

Established to honour Dr. David Gaskin, professor in the Department of Zoology from 1968 - 1998, for his contribution to this field. No application required.

Qualifications: The student who graduates at the completion of the Winter semester, or during the previous Fall or Spring semesters with the highest cumulative average in the Department of Zoology's Marine and Freshwater Biology major.

Amount: One award of $150 and a medal

This award is funded by an endowment provided by the GIBCO/BRL Enzyme Freezer Program. Nominations from Faculty supervisors should be submitted to the Chair of the Department of Microbiology between April 15 and April 30 of each year. [I0297]

Qualifications: Undergraduate student who has produced and presented the best all round research project in MICR*4301 and/or MICR*4320 Research Project I and/or II in Microbiology.

Amount: One award of $300

GlobalTox International Consultants Inc. offers this award. Application not required. [I0135]

Qualifications: Student who is registered in the honours toxicology program and has the highest grade in Principles of Toxicology (TOX*2000).

Semester: 3, 4

Amount: One award of $200

Harold T. Griffin, Inc. Mississauga, makes these awards available to assist co-op students with the costs associated with relocation for their second work term. Apply to Student Financial Services, by April 1. [I0377]

Qualifications: Awarded to Food Science students enrolled in the co-operative education program, on the basis of academic standing and participation in extracurricular activities.

Amount: Two awards of $1,000

The Guelph Soap Company donates this scholarship towards tuition fees, which is awarded in the Winter semester. Application not required. [I0288]

Qualifications: Student enrolled in the organic chemistry courses CHEM*3750 or CHEM*3760 during the previous calendar year who has obtained the highest average in two courses in each of Biochemistry and Organic Chemistry, and who is continuing in an honours major program administered by the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry.

Amount: One award of $1,200

Provided by the HK/HB Alumni Association. Awarded in the Spring semester. Application not required. [C0452]

Qualifications: Student graduating from the Human Kinetics major in the Department of Human Biology and Nutritional Sciences, with at least a B cumulative average. Selection by the College of Biological Science, on the recommendation of the departmental awards committee. The award recognizes a student who has contributed and provided leadership to the academic, administrative and social life of the department and the university, including academic activities (department/college committees, senate etc.), intramural and varsity athletics, support and assistance with class, college and university activities (such as HK/HB Symposium, College Royal etc.). Nominations from faculty and students are submitted to the department by April 1st each year for students graduating in the subsequent June convocation or for students who graduated in the previous February or October convocations. Nominators should provide a two page summary of why they are nominating the candidate.

Amount: One award of $250

This scholarship is donated by the faculty of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry through their scholarship trust fund and is awarded annually in the Winter semester. Application not required. [I0128]

Qualifications: Student who is enrolled in the B.Sc. honours Biochemistry program who completed semester 4 in the previous calendar year, and has achieved the highest cumulative average over four semesters, providing that at least [3.00] credits offered by the Department have been taken.

Amount: One award of $500

This scholarship is donated by the faculty of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry through their scholarship trust fund and is awarded annually in the Winter semester. Application not required. [I0129]

Qualifications: Student who is enrolled in the B.Sc. honours Chemistry program who completed semester 4 in the previous calendar year, and has achieved the highest cumulative average over four semesters, providing that at least [3.00] credits offered by the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry have been taken.

Semester: 4

Amount: One award of $500

Provided by Dr. Frank Hurnik, Professor Emeritus, and faculty member in Animal and Poultry Science from 1971 to 1997. Dr. Hurnik initiated work in behavioral studies and animal welfare at Guelph, developed the first course in Animal Welfare, and was co-founder and editor of the Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics. Apply by letter to the Chair, Animal and Poultry Science, by February 1 outlining details of the project or meeting. [I0455]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate or graduate students who are associated with the department of Animal & Poultry Science and who undertake a project or attend a conference/scientific meeting or publish a paper in animal welfare or agricultural ethics may apply. A minimum of B standing for undergraduate students and A- standing for graduate students in the last two semesters is required. The award will be given to the student who has the best presentation, paper or project.

Amount: One award of $500

The award will be made on the basis of academic proficiency in semester levels 1 and 2. Preference will be given to candidates who have shown an ability to co-operate with fellow students in activities associated with Food Science. Application not required. [I0141]

Qualifications: Student in the B.Sc. program (Food Science major) upon completion of the 2nd semester level.

Semester: 2

Amount: One award of $500

This scholarship represents income generated by a trust fund established by Dr. Ko. One annual award is presented in the Winter semester. Application not required. [I0151]

Qualifications: Student with the highest grade in the parasitology course (ZOO*3010) in the Department of Zoology, currently offered in the Fall semester.

Amount: One award of approximately $200

Provided by the Land Resource Science Endowment fund. Application not required. [C0425]

Qualifications: Student graduating from any major in the department with the highest cumulative average.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Provided by the Land Resource Science Endowment fund. Apply to Student Financial Services by April 1. [C0426]

Qualifications: Student graduating from any major in the department with a minimum cumulative average of 70%. Preference will be given to students contributing to student life on campus and/or community activities.

Amount: One award of $1,000

Presented in the Fall. This award is not tenable with the Ted Newton Memorial Scholarship. Application not required. [I0156]

Qualifications: Full-time student entering the 3rd semester of an honours program in Mathematics or Statistics with a cumulative average of 80% or more and the highest marks in MATH*1200 and MATH*1210 or equivalent.

Semester: 2

Amount: One award of $400

Offered in memory of the late Roderick Long, OAC '54. Up to eighty percent of the travel costs associate with the study outside of Canada program will be covered up to a maximum of $1,000 per student. Application by letter should be made to the Dean OAC by April 15, and include a description of the study abroad program. [T0360]

Qualifications: OAC undergraduate student who is studying outside of Canada on an approved program for one or more semesters

Amount: Travel grant (or grants) totalling $1,400