AWARDS, BURSARIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS INDEX
PART A
DUNNVILLE SECONDARY STUDENTS ONLY
APPLICATIONS REQUIRED.
DUNNVILLE SECONDARY STUDENTS ONLY
NO APPLICATION NEEDED. Green information sheet MUST be completed.
DUNNVILLE SECONDARY STUDENTS ONLY
NO APPLICATION OR INFORMATION SHEET NEEDED. Award winners will be determined by the Scholarship Committee.
GRAND ERIE BOARD OF EDUCATION STUDENTS AND COUNTY OF HALDIMAND STUDENTS ONLY.
APPLICATIONS REQUIRED.
NOMINATED AWARDS (give name to Mrs. McMahon if you think you qualify).
AWARDS (applications picked up in the guidance office or on the internet)
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS
AWARD OR BURSARY AND ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
DUNNVILLE SECONDARY STUDENTS ONLY
APPLICATIONS TO BE COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED TO THE GUIDANCE OFFICE.
DR. LAWRENCE BRENNAN MEMORIAL AWARD (Interest in Trust Account)
Graduate continuing studies towards medicine or in science. Need for some financial assistance. Deadline June 1st
DUNNVILLE HEALTH CENTRE VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION BURSARIES
($500 Nov and $500 Jan.- varies)
Several bursaries are presented each year to graduates entering nursing training or hospital associated careers. Accompanying letter necessary. Deadline June 1st
DUNNVILLE’S R.C.A.F. SCHOLARSHIP (2 x $2000ea.)
Awarded to one male and one female student with a minimum average of 75% in his/her final year. The student must be a Canadian citizen and continuing their education at an accredited degree or diploma granting University or Community College in Canada on a full time basis immediately upon graduation from Dunnville Secondary School.
Deadline June 1st
FRED BULKOWSKI SCHOLARSHIP ($12,500 available)
Awarded to students who have been in the public school system in the Dunnville area who demonstrate financial need and will be attending post secondary education following high school graduation. Extracurricular activities and community involvement will be considered.
Please note: members of the Dunnville Community are also eligible. Deadline June 1st
HATTIE E. HELLYER BURSARIES (Various)
An unspecified number of Bursaries presented to deserving graduates continuing their education with at least a 70% average in graduating term. Amount and availability determined by number of applicants and the interest in the trust fund. Deadline June 1st
INMAN ROAD WOMEN'S INSTITUTE BURSARIES ($200)
One bursary awarded to graduate pursuing post-secondary education in early childhood education or in a course related to family studies. Deadline June 1st
JAMES N. ALLAN FAMILY FOUNDATION BURSARY ($1000)
Awarded annually to a deserving graduate requiring financial assistance to continue his/her education. Preferable someone not receiving any other award. Deadline June 1st
THE JEAN RUTHVEN-THOMAS MEMORIAL BURSARY ($600)
Awarded to a graduate with an appreciation for the English language and literature and/or consideration for a demonstrated interest in the visual fine arts. Demonstrated commitment to community is required. Deadline June 1st
K. ANGELA PERCY DICKHOUT MEMORIAL BURSARY ($1000)
Awarded tp a deserving graduate who is entering a civic or humanitarian field. Deadline June 1st
MARJORIE INMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS (Interest from the trust fund)
An unspecified number of awards of varying value to be presented to deserving graduates who are pursuing post secondary courses with a significant mathematical content.
Deadline June 1st
ONTARIO GENEALOGY SOCIETY HALMAND BRANCH BURSARY ($100)
One bursary awarded to a student pursuing post-secondary education in genealogical studies, family history or as a a museum technician.
Deadline June 1st
THE ROTARY CLUB OF DUNNVILLE SCHOLARSHIP (2 x $500)
Awarded to a deserving graduate student who, along with his/her academic studies, has worked toward community betterment. Community participation might include: volunteer work, membership in community groups, participation in co-op programs. This award is given to aid with educational or entrepreneurial costs.
Deadline June 1st
MIKE ROSE MEMORIAL BURSRARY ($1000)
This award is presented to a graduating student who is pursuing a career in a trade and who made a positive contribute to the school community.
DUNNVILLE SECONDARY STUDENTS ONLY
NO APPLICATION NEEDED. COMPLETION OF A GREEN INFORMATION SHEET IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. THOSE WITHOUT A GREEN SHEET COMPLETED MAY NOT BE CONSIDERED.
DEADLINE JUNE 1st.
AWARD OR BURSARY AND ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
AARON KITCHEN MEMORIAL AWARD ($200 ea.)
Award is given to a male and female graduate who is continuing his or her education. The student must have been active in sports (school or community) and been perceived by their peers and coaches as an asset to the team.
ARTS DUNNVILLE CULTURAL ASSOCIATION BURSARY ($50)
To be awarded annually to a graduate pursuing a post secondary education at a college or university in an arts related field of study. The recipient should have demonstrated academic ability and have shown leadership qualities during his/her secondary years.
CHARTWELLS SCHOOL DINING BURSARY ($500)
Awarded to a deserving graduate continuing their education in the field of food services.
CHRISTINE’S CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD ($500)
To be awarded annually to a deserving graduate for their contributions to the arts and/or photography.
CONNOR HARVIE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ($500)
Awarded to a student pursuing a post secondary program. This student will have displayed leadership, inclusivness, loyalty, as well as having been active in school sports and fitness programs.
DIANE FINLEY AWARD FOR STUDENT LEADERSHIP (LEATHER PORTFOLIO WITH CERTIFICATE AND HOUSE OF COMMONS PEN)
Awarded to a graduate for outstanding leadership in the school or community
DR. DULMAGE DENTAL SCHOLARSHIP ($500)
“In Memory of Leslie Pomeroy”
Awarded to a deserving graduate going on in a scientific area.
ERIE MUTUAL INSURANCE SCHOLARSHIP ($200)
Awarded to a deserving graduate entering a business program at college or university with preference given to applicants taking the insurance option.
GIBBYHAWK MEMORIAL AWARDS (Don Gibson & Frank Bird) ($500 & 2 x $250)
To be awarded to the student who best displays a blend of loyalty, tenacity and perseverance in all endeavours. A person who, when others are giving up, is just warming up.
HIGHLIGHTS OF HADIMAND SCHOLARSHIP AWARD ($500)
Awarded to a graduating student continuing thier education in a Fine Arts program. (i.e. Graphic Arts, Music, Art, Photography)
JIM KIRKPATRICK MEMORIAL AWARD ($500 ea.)
Awarded to a male and female graduate who is pursuing post secondary education. The students must have been active in sports and school activities and in doing so displayed loyalty, generosity and perseverance.
MOSAIC ESTERHAZY HOLDINGS LTD. BURSARY ($500)
Awarded to the most deserving graduate proceeding to college in a technology based course.
OPTIMIST CLUB BURSARIES DUNNVILLE (2 X $500)
Presented annually to a deserving male and female graduate continuing his or her education at a community college.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR - HUMANITARIAN AWARD (2 X $150)
This award will be given annually to the boy and girl who best exemplify benevolence toward their fellow students.
ROBERT GILBERT TECHNICAL AWARD (Interest in Trust Account)
The award is given to a deserving student in the Technology Program whose outstanding academic efforts and involvement in extra-curricular activities has resulted in the successful completion of that student's studies at Dunnville Secondary School.
STAFF SCHOLARSHIP D.S.S. ($400)
Awarded to a deserving graduate making a positive contribution to school life and going on to further education. (Can not be the Hattie Hellyer Scholarship winner)
STUDENT COUNCIL CITIZENSHIP AWARD ($150)
Awarded to a graduating student who has contributed time and effort to the improvement of the school community and has lived up to the school motto "Honore Et Labore" - "Honour and Hard Work".
SUICIDE INTERVENTION TEAM SCHOLARSHIP (2 X $100)
This scholarship will be given to a student continuing their education for outstanding participation and leadership in suicide prevention initiatives.
THE “WILSON BROOKS” LIONS CLUB PROFICIENCY SCHOLARSHIP ($500)
Granted annually to a graduate. Proficiency includes participation in extra-curricular activities such as: Chamber Ensemble, Concert Band, Vocal Ensemble, Guitar club, School Musicals, Arts’ Night and completing a Music Co-op.
DUNNVILLE SECONDARY STUDENTS ONLY
These awards do not require an application or information sheet. Award winners will be determined by the Scholarship Committee.
ACADEMIC AWARD (Gift)
Awarded to all students who have obtained 1st class honours for four years.
ANNA MELICK MEMORIAL PUBLIC SCHOOL AWARD
A deserving student who is a graduate of Anna Melick Memorial School. The student will be continuing in a post secondary program and will have demonstrated characterisics of caring. commitment, citezenship and cooperation.
CRYSTAL MAZEROLLE MEMORIAL AWARD ($100)
To be awarded to the most deserving student entering the field of Aesthetics or Hairstyling.
DUNNVILLE SECONDARY SCHOOL MUSIC AWARD ($100)
“In Memory of Mary Lou Speer”
Presented only when a deserving graduate continues his/her education at a faculty of music. Students must have honours, academic marks, participation in instrumental program, and have contributed to the school band.
DUNNVILLE SECONDARY SCHOOL OUTSTANDING ATTENDANCE (Certificate)
Less than 2 days absent for the school year.
DUNNVILLE SECONDARY SCHOOL STAFF RECOGNITION PEPSI AWARD ($500)
Awarded to a deserving graduate making a positive contribution to school life.
FAIRVIEW AVENUE PUBLIC SCHOOL AWARD (3 x $100.00)
Awarded to 3 deserving graduating students who are continuing their education or entering the work force. One will be university bound, one college bound and one workplace/apprenticeship bound. Candidates must be graduates of Fairview Avenue Public School in Dunnville.
FARR’S COACH LINES BURSARY ($100)
Presented to a graduate with the highest mark in English 4U1.
FIRST STUDENT EDUCATION SERVICES BURSARY ($200)
Presented to the graduate student with the highest mark in year three or four U or M History or Geography.
GOVERNOR GENERAL'S ACADEMIC MEDAL (medal)
The medals are awarded only for academic excellence, full-time graduating student with the best average in year 3 and 4 combined.
GRANDVIEW CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL AWARD ($100)
Awarded to a deserving graduating student who is continuing their education. This student will have demonstrated kindness, citzenship and a positive attitude during their years at DSS. This award is sponsored by the staff at Grandview central Public School and candidates must be a graduate of Grandview Central Public in Dunnville.
HANK'S AUTO BODY TECHNICAL MERIT AWARD ($250)
Awarded to a graduating student going into the automotive technical field. To be awarded for hard work and improvement more strongly than high marks.
HATTIE HELLYER SCHOLARSHIP (2) (Varies)
Awarded to a full-time graduating student entering a university and entering a college.
HERITAGE ASSOCIATION PRESENTATION (BOOK and $100)
"Grand Heritage" to a top history student.
HONOUR AWARD
Awarded to all full-time students with honour standing. (See D.S.S. Honour Policy)
I.O.D.E. MRS. MARY McKEEVOR SCHOLARSHIP (Interest in Trust Account)
Awarded to the graduate with the highest average in 2 Grade 12 U courses in Canadian and World Studies or Social Science and Humanities.
LLOYD BROWN MATHEMATICS AWARD (Interest in Trust Account)
Awarded to the graduate with the highest average in MCV4U1, and MHF4U1.
MARGERY VAIL MEMORIAL (Language) AWARD ($300)
Awarded to the graduate with the highest average in ENG4U and FSF4U.
ONTARIO SCHOLAR (Certificate)
A total of 480 marks (80%) on 6 Grade 12 C/M/U courses.
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION “SCOTT SMITH MEMORIAL HISTORY AWARD” ($500)
Graduate for outstanding achievement in the CHY4U course and proceeding with education.
ST. LEONARD'S COMMUNITY SERVICES PERSEVERANCE AWARD (Plaque and $50.00)
Awarded to a student who previously left school for a semester and came back and graduated.
ST. MICHAEL'S CATHOLIC WOMEN’S LEAGUE BURSARY ($100)
Awarded to a deserving student who displays a sense of Christian values. Candidates must be graduates of St. Michael's School Dunnville and continuing their education.
STEVE HYATT MEMORIAL BURSARY ($500)
To be awarded annually to a graduating student of DSS who during their high school career was able to overcome challenges and persevered to find success.
STUDENT COUNCIL ATTENDANCE AWARD (Gift)
Awarded to all students who have completed four years at D.S.S. with outstanding attendance.
TIM SIMPSON MEMORIAL AWARD ($100)
Award is given to a compassionate student, who demonstrates an understanding of the technical field and who will be a contributing member of the community.
POWER WORKERS' UNION STUDENT AWARD ($250)
One scholarship of $250 awarded to a student who has demonstrated technical capabilities and has an interest in pursuing future studies that include either and apprenticeship or college studies the relate to power generation. Deadline June 1st
GRAND ERIE BOARD OF EDUCATION STUDENTS or COUNTY OF HALDIMAND STUDENTS ONLY.
ABERDEEN HEALTH & COMMUNITY SERVICES FOUNDATION NURSING SCHOLARSHIP (Varies - Maximum $1000)
Awarded to students pursuing post-secondary education in Nursing. Applications available by calling the Foundation office at 519-756-5300 or by e-mailing a request for an application to info@aberdeenfoundation.ca. Deadline July 10th
BRANTFORD HERITAGE QUILTER'S GUILD SCHOLARSHIP ($500)
This scholarship is awarded to a graduate from the Grand Erie District, going on to a post-secondary institution in the filed of fashion arts. Applicants must show personal growth and leadership in school and community activities. Applications in guidance office. Deadline April 1st
CANADIAN DRILLING RIG MUSEUM SCHOLARSHIP ($500)
Awarded to a deserving graduate in Haldimand County continuing within the selected Technological Trade (i.e. Millwright, Auto Mechanic, Electrician, Welder/Fitter, Carpenter, etc.) in a college or apprenticeship setting. Applications in guidance office. Deadline June 30th
DAY OF MOURNING SCHOLARSHIP AWARD ($500)
This award is awarded to graduates from Haldimand and Norfolk Counties, going on to a post-secondary institution. The applicant should have knowledge of Occupational Health and Safety. Applications in guidance office. Deadline Mid-April
DUNNVILLE’S OWN TINY STITCHERS (D.O.T.S) BURSARY ($500)
This bursary is awarded to a graduating student who will be enrolling in a Textile or Textile related course in a university or college level program. Students wishing to apply must submit a typed 500 word essay detailing their motives and goals for pursuing a career in the Textile industry. More information in the guidance office. Deadline April 30th
HALDIMAND FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE SCHOLARSHIPS (2 X $500)
One of two $500.00 scholarships awarded to a graduate studying agriculture at a recognized college or university. Applications in guidance office. Deadline June 1st
MARY CATHARINE HOOVER DAWSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ($1,000)
This scholarship is awarded to a student demonstrating good citizenship who is continuing studies in a post secondary program. Eligible candidates are required to write an essay that includes a resume of their academic, school and community involvement and comments on their goals in furthering their education. Applications in guidance office.
Deadline July 10th
OSAID SCHOLARSHIP ($500)
This scholarship is awarded to a student with a minimum grade 12 average of 75% and has community service involvement (especially working with OSAID or other anti drinking and driving groups). Letters of reference are required. Applications in guidance office.
Deadline April 15th
NOMINATED AWARDS (GIVE NAME TO MRS. McMAHON IF YOU THINK YOU QUALIFY.)
*Grand Erie School Board or County of Haldimand students only.
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF PRINCIPALS-STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARD ($1000)
Graduates going on to post secondary studies who participated in student activities, leadership, and excels academically.
Deadline March 1st
*COMMUNITY COMMITMENT AWARD ($250.00) Hamilton Teachers Credit Union
Awarded to a deserving graduate who has made a contribution to the school, and has contributed within the neighbourhood, social groups institutions or other organizations.
Deadline May 1st
CRIME-STOPPERS- THE WILLIAM COURTNAGE COMMUNITY SERVICE BURSARY ($1000) Students eligible to apply must belong to their school’s Student Crime Stoppers program and be graduating. Deadline March 1st
GRAND RIVER CONSERVATION FOUNDATION - ROBERT HAWORTH CONSERVATION SCHOLARSHIP AWARD ($500)
One scholarship of $500 awarded to a graduate continuing their post-secondary education in a conservation, environment, resource/parks/wildlife management, planning or hydrology field of study. Deadline June 30th
LINCOLN M. ALEXANDER AWARD (Awarded to two in all of Ontario)
Awarded to a deserving graduate for leadership in eliminating racism.
HALDIMAND NORFOLK HOME BUILDERS’ ASSOCIATION TOOLS FOR EDUCATION AWARDS ($1000)
Awarded to a graduating student continuing his/her education in the Construction Sector. Please contact the Head of the Technical Department if you are interested. Deadline June 1st
ONTARIO POWER GENERATION SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
($250.00 two per Secondary School)
Awarded to a graduating student pursuing post-secondary education with a specific focus in Engineering/Engineering Technology (including skilled trades - electrician, industrial millwright, stationary engineer), Science, Information Technology, Environmental Science, or Business. Deadline August 31st
WANDA AND SCOTT SALVERDA SCHOLARSHIP (1st year post secondary education costs)
One recipient from all Haldimand and Norfolk secondary schools will be awarded this scholarship. The graduating student must be active in his/her school and community and must exemplify a hard work ethic in his/her everyday life.
Deadline May 1st
AWARDS (APPLICATIONS CAN BE PICKED UP IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR ONLINE)
PLEASE NOTE: Application deadlines can change. Be sure to check each website regularly for accurate deadlines.
For more awards go to: OSCA FINANCAIL AID
AIRD SCHOLARSHIP (Varies)
Physically disabled, planning to attend at a post secondary institution.
http://osap.gov.on.ca/eng/not_secure/plan_grants_full_sepapp_aird_12345.html
Deadline April 29th
AIMING FOR THE TOP TUITION SCHOLARSHIPS (Varies)
Graduate who will be a full-time post secondary student at an eligible Ontario college or university in the academic year. Apply on-line with OSAP application.
http://osap.gov.on.ca/eng/not_secure/plan_grants_full_newapp_a4t_12345.htm
Deadline June 15th
CMA CANADA SCHOLARSHIP ($1000)
Awarded to a graduate who has a high academic achievement, completed two secondary school business courses including grade 11 and 12 accounting, received 80%+ overall average including a minimum grade of 80% in grade 11 accounting, has communication skills, does volunteer activities and involved with school and community.
www.cma-ontario.org Deadline March 21st
CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM HISTORY AWARD (5 x $1000)
Awarded to graduates entering university studies, preferably in a recognized degree program in history.
www.warmuseum.ca Deadline: March 31st
CANADIAN GOLF FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS ($4000 yearly)
An "A" average graduate from high school successful in competitive golf. Participation in extra curricular or community activities.
www.rcga.org/Uploads/CGFMember/scholar.pdf Deadline mid May
CANADIAN HOSPITALITY FOUNDATION ($1000 to $2000)
Awarded to a graduating student going into a degree programme in a Hotel, Food or Tourism and Hospitality programme at one of the following four universities: Guelph, Mount Saint Vencent University, University of Calgary, or Ryerson.
www.chfscholarships.com Deadline April 4th
CANADIAN MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION THE
Leadership, graduate participating in school community and volunteer activities. Enrolment for post secondary study.
a) THE CMSF NATIONAL AWARD - $3000.00 AND FULL TUITION
Awarded to a limit of 4 years of undergraduate study.
b) THE MOREHEAD AWARD - $5,900.00 US AND FULL TUITION AND OUT OF STATE FEES.
- place of tenure: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill www.cmsf.ca/awards_application/htm Deadline mid-October
CANADIAN PRINTING INDUSTRIES SCHOLARSHIP AWARD ($1,250)
This award is to assist persons considering a career in the printing and graphic arts industry.
www.cpia-aci.ca Deadline June 30th
DRAINAGE SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO - RALPH BRADLEY MEMORIAL BURSARY ($250)
Scholarship awarded to a graduating student with a 70% plus average, furthering their education in an agricultural related field. Deadline May 31st
EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING ORGANIZATION DR. ROBERT S. MCLEAN STUDENT AWARD ($500)
Awarded to a graduate continuing his/her education in a field which includes at least one computer technology element.
http://www.ecoo.org/awards/index.html Deadline May 27th
FELLOWSHIPS FOR STUDYING FRENCH ($1000)
Awarded to applicants furthering his or her education in a post-secondary program of at least 60% French. Study leading to degree, diploma, or teaching certificate.
www.osap.gov.on.ca/eng/not_secure/plan_grants_full_seapp_ffsf_12345.htm
Deadline June 7th
GARFIELD WESTON MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FOR COLLEGES (Varies)
Awarded to a graduating student demonstrating an academic ability that will ensure success in their chosen COLLEGE course, demonstrated leadership, present record of service to the school and/or community, demonstrate an interest in his/her selected field of study.
www.garfieldwestonawards.ca Deadline March 27th
GIRL GUIDE SCHOLARSHIP
Application can be obtained by writing to: Girl Guides of Canada Scholarship Committee, 50 Merton St., Toronto, Ontario, M4S 1A3.
www.girlguides.ca/default1.asp?ID=1265 Deadline April 1st
GOOD NEIGHBOUR SCHOLARSHIP - MERIDIAN CREDIT UNION ($500)
Awarded to graduating high school students who have taken an active interest in building a strong, vibrant and inclusive neighbourhood by tackling local challenges and working to make a difference in building community capacity.
www.meridiancu.ca/community/good-neighbour/scholarships.htm Deadline May 1st
HAL ROGERS ENDOWMENT FUND (Varies)
Awarded to graduating Canadian citizen or landed immigrant who plans to register as a full-time student at a university, community college, technical institute or other post-secondary institution for advanced learning. Must demonstrate high ideals and qualities of citizenship. www.bursary.ca Deadline February 1st
J.V. FINDLAY BURSARY (Industrial Accident Prevention Association) IAPA ($500)
Eligibility: An Ontario Resident and a Student in good standing at an Ontario Secondary School. Applicant will submit a two-page letter related to occupational health and safety.
www.iapa.on.ca/outreach/findlay_bursary.asp Deadline June 30th
MILLENNIUM SCHOLARSHIPS (EXCELLENCE AWARD PROGRAM) (Varies)
graduates attending a Canadian college or university, who make positive and significant contributions to the betterment of communities across the country, who demonstrate capacity for leadership and are committed to the pursuit of academic excellence and innovation.
www.millenniumscholarships.ca Deadline December 15th
MILLER THOMSON FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP THE ($3,000.00)
Awarded to graduating students continuing education at a college or university. Students should have contributed to their school through their involvement in extracurricular activities and made a contribution to the community by being involved in local clubs, organizations and community activities or part-time employment.
www.millerthomson.com Deadline March 1st
NATIONAL UNION THE (Four scholarships $1000)
Awarded to graduating students whose parents are members of one the following components in Ontario: Ontario Public Service Employees Union, Ontario Liquor Boards Employees’ Union and the Brewery, General and Professional Workers Union.
1. Tommy Douglas Scholarship awarded to graduating students who are pursuing a public post-secondary education.
2. Terry Fox Memorial Scholarship awarded to graduating students with disabilities.
3. Scholarship For Aboriginal Canadians
4. Scholarship For Visible Minorities
www.nupge.ca/news_2005/n27oc05a.htm Deadline is June 30th
OTIP/RAEO ACADEMIC BURSARY ($1,000)
Awarded to student of an OTIP/RAEO client. Student to be attending on a full-time basis a first year program at Canadian university or an Ontario College of Applied Arts and Technology in the upcoming academic year.(Can apply online)
www.news-otip.com/20080414/story4.html Deadline June 15th
ONTARIO HOCKEY FEDERATION (up to $1,000)
Students must be registered for three (3) years within the OHF in any capacity and be a current member in good standing enrolling in a recognized post secondary institution in Canada. A clear academic status should be maintained.
www.ohf.on.ca Deadline April 27th
ONTARIO HOSTELRY INSTITUTE AWARDS ($1000)
Awarded to graduating students entering two-year community college diploma programs in one of the following areas:
i) Culinary, ii) Food and Beverage, and iii) Hotel.
www.ohischolarships.com Deadline Apr. 4th
ONTARIO HOUSING CORPORATION BURSARY PROGRAM (Dr. Albert Rose) (Varies)
Students must be 1) eligible residents of Ontario Housing Corporation, 2) strong academic marks.
www.mah.gov.on.ca Deadline July 9th
ONTARIO KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BURSARY PROGRAM ($500)
Ten bursaries will be available to students of Knights of Columbus members applying for admission into a full time program at college or university. Financial need, service to church and community and marks will be considered.
www.osc-koc.com/Forms/Bursary_English.pdf Deadline April 15th
ONTARIO ROAD BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP (2 X $2,000)
Awarded to graduating students entering a civil engineering program at an Ontario university or a civil technology program at an Ontario college. More information and applications are available at ww.orbra.org.
Deadline is May 31st
ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS’ FEDERATION BURSARY PROGRAM (Varies)
Awarded to graduate student, related to a O.S.S.T.F. member entering into college or university. The applicant must have a proven record of involvement/leadership in the school and in the community, labour/union and/or other social issues.
http://www.osstf.on.ca/www/services/scholarships/index.html#grantburssaries
Deadline April 30th
OPTIMIST CLUB INTERNATIONAL ORATORICAL SCHOLARSHIP CENTEST ($1000 - $2500)
Contestants must be under 18 years of age as of December 31st of the current school year. The speech will be 4- 5 minutes in length. Applications are avaliable in the Guidance office. Deadline March 1st.
RBC ROYAL BANK FINANCIAL LIFESKILLS SCHOLARSHIP $2,006
Applicants must be graduating from the final year of high school and have a minimum grade average of 65%. Students must also be registered/accepted at a college or university in Canada. Submit directly.
www.rbcroyalbank.com/lifeskills Deadline is Fall - see website
RETAIL AS A CAREER SCHOLARSHIP ($1,000)
Ten scholarships are available to provide financial assistance to committed and deserving students who are pursuing an education in a retail or business-related post-secondary program.
www.retaileducation.org/rac/scholarship.asp Deadline April 15th
SPIRIT OF HOSPITALITY ($500 - $1,000)
Spirit of Hospitality and Youth in Motion have partnered to make eight scholarships available to students who are planning to attend a post secondary or private training hospitality program. www.spiritofhospitality.com/scholarships.php Deadline May 31st
TD CANADA TRUST SCHOLARSHIPS- full tuition for up to four years
- $3,500 a year toward living expenses
- guaranteed offer of summer employment
- plus $500 to 60 runners up
Awarded to exceptional graduates continuing their education at a post secondary school who already have tried to "make their mark" by demonstrating outstanding and consistent caring for improvement of the community around them.
www.tdcanadatrust.com/scholarship Deadline is October 31st
TERRY FOX SCHOLARSHIP ($3000 yearly)
Candidate must have been accepted, or currently enrolled, in a Canadian University or college. Demonstrate the highest ideals and qualities of citizenship and humanitarian service.
www.terryfox.org Deadline January 30th
TOP 2O UNDER 2O (Up to $1,500)
A national awards program presented by Youth in Motion to celebrate and honour young Canadians who have demonstrated a significant level achievement, innovation and leadership but have not yet reached the age of 20.
www.top20under20.ca Deadline January 22nd
Toyota Earth Day Scholarship ($5000)
Awarded to students who have distinguished themselves through environmental community service, extracurricular and volunteer activities and academic excellence.
www.earthday.ca/scholarship Deadline January 31st
WENDY'S CLASSIC ACHIEVER HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
Awarded to graduating students continuation their education, who excel in the classroom, participates in extra-curricular activities and plays a contributing role in the community.
www.wendysclassicachiever.ca Deadline November 2nd
PART F
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS
For the most current, accurate information, check scholarship available on the website of the college or university you plan to attend.
To search all college scholarships, go to:
www.ontariocolleges.ca and choose the scholarship tab.
To search all university scholarships, go to:
www.electronicinfo.ca and choose the scholarship link.
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DUNNVILLE SECONDARY SCHOOL
SCHOLARSHIPS and BURSARIES
The description of awards contained herein is only a guideline. The amount or eligibility criteria may change. The donor’s and/or the selection committee's decision is final.
1. Definition of a Graduate - a student who has received an OSSD and is not returning to a secondary school the following year.
2. A student will only be considered a graduate once.
3. A graduate may be limited to a maximum of 3 local awards.
4. The average to be used re: Hattie Hellyer Scholarship applicants should be as follows:
University applicants - best 6 Grade 12 U or M courses
College applicants - best 6 senior credits including Grade 12 English
5. Students who graduate from Dunnville Secondary School but achieved many of their credits elsewhere - discretion of the committee.
6. Please inform the Guidance office of any honours, awards, scholarships or bursaries that you receive from other sources so that you can be honoured at Commencement.
For more awards see the Ontario School Counsellors’ Website at www.osca.ca ➔ students ➔ scholarships
www.scholarshipscanada.ca or
www.studentawards.com
Principal - Mr. G. Carruthers
Guidance Head - Mrs. D. McMahon Revised - November 2009
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