faculty of arts & social science awards - University of Windsor

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FACULTY OF ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCE AWARDS
ARTS/SOCIAL SCIENCE
David and Ann Biggar Scholarship
Interest from this fund will support one award to a part-time student in Years 1 through 4 enrolled in the
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS). Based on minimum cumulative GPA of 9.0 and financial
need. Candidates must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents (includes those with Protected
Persons status), meeting OSAP Ontario residency requirements. Apply online. Deadline: February 15.
Joannie Cowie Canada Cares Foundation Bursary
Value: $250. To Special Needs students with neuro-muscular disorders, registered in Year 2, 3 or 4 in the
Sociology or Criminology program, given on the basis of financial need and satisfactory academic
standing (minimum cumulative average of 5.0 required). Established in 2001 by the Joannie Cowie
Canada Cares Foundation. Apply on-line. Deadline: November 17
Joseph T. Culliton Award in the Humanities
This award is to honour the memory of Rev. Dr. Joseph T. Culliton, former Dean of Arts, Professor of
Religious Studies, and staunch advocate of the humanities during his long career. An award will be
made annually to a full-time student in third, or fourth year who is pursuing a major or joint major in
Classics, English, History, a Modern Language, Philosophy, Music, Dramatic Art or Visual Arts.
Applications must include an essay (1000 words) discussing the importance of the humanities and a
liberal arts education in our changing world (submit to Student Awards & Financial Aid Office, clearly
identified for this award). Applicants should have a B+ (9.5) average and demonstrate financial need.
Apply on-line. Deadline: January 31.
Douglas Davies Memorial Bursary
An annual award to a needy student registered in a certificate or degree program in Criminology.
If you have applied for a "University of Windsor In-course Bursary" by October 31 through this awards
search, you will automatically be considered for this award.
Wally Dunn Bursary in Labour Studies
The Wally Dunn Bursary in Labour Studies is awarded annually to up to three first year students enrolled
full-time in the Labour Studies program. Based on academic merit and financial need. Candidates must be
Canadian citizens or Permanent residents, meeting OSAP Ontario residency requirements. Apply online.
Deadline: October 15.
Faculty of Arts Memorial Awards
One or more awards for deserving students enrolled in any degree program in Arts, awarded on the basis
of academic standing and/or financial need. Established in 1981 in memory of Rev. E.R. Malley, C.S.B.,
former Dean of the Faculty of Arts. If you have applied for a "University of Windsor In-course Bursary" by
October 31 through this awards search, you will automatically be considered for this award.
Sean Ganley Memorial Award in Irish Studies
Valued: up to $500. To a Canadian or Permanent resident student residing in Ontario who has
demonstrated financial need and has the highest final grade, among those who apply, in a course, in
either semester, that is predominently devoted to Irish literature, history or culture. The course must be
offered by one of the following departments: English, History, Classical and Modern Lang. Preference
given to undergraduate students. Apply on-line. Deadline: March 31.
$1000 Graybiel In-Course Scholarships
Six scholarships of up to $1000 each awarded annually to second, third, or fourth-year Canadian Citizens
or Permanent Residents (includes those with Protected Persons status) who are graduates of Windsor
secondary schools. Preference given to students majoring in English, History, French, Modern
Languages, Social Sciences and Applied Sciences. Financial need will be a consideration. Established in
1997 by the Graybiel family. Apply online. Deadline: February 28.

Peter W. Halford Award in the Humanities
Awarded to the full-time, Year 2, 3 or 4 student, with a major or joint major in History, English, Philosophy,
French, Classics, or a Modern Language, and who is maintaining a cumulative average of at least 9.5. The
eligible candidate is someone who has returned to full-time studies after having been away from school for
at least two years. This award is to honour the memory of Dr. Peter Halford (1941-2002), former professor
and counselor in the Department of French, who studied the lexicon and history of the French of Le
Detroit. Apply on-line. Deadline: January 31.
Dr. David H. Hubel Scholarship
Value: up to $1100. Awarded annually to a Year I student registered full-time in the Faculty of Science or
Social Science, on the basis of scholastic standing (minimum average of 80%), and financial need.
Applicants are required to submit a brief outline of "Ideas for the Science Society" (see details in on-line
application). Candidates must meet OSOTF requirements-- Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents
(includes those with Protected Persons status), residing in Ontario. Established in 2004 by the Science
Society, in honour of Nobel Laureate Dr. David H. Hubel. Apply on-line. Deadline: January 31.
Dr. Elizabeth Reeve Kishkon Entrance Bursary
The interest from this fund will support an entrance bursary for a first year student entering a Social
Science program, with preference given to a female student. Based on academic accomplishment
(minimum 70% entering average) and financial need. The successful candidate must be a Canadian
Citizen or Permanent Resident (includes those with Protected Persons status), who meets Ontario
residency requirements, and demonstrates financial need. This award was established in honour of Dr.
Elizabeth Reeve Kishkon, the first female Mayor of the City of Windsor and recipient of an honourary
doctorate from the University of Windsor in 1986. Apply online. Deadline: October 15.
Kamil Kolodziej Bursary
Awarded annually to an undergraduate Social Science student in any year of study. Based on minimum
cumulative GPA of 5.0, community/volunteer involvement and demonstrated financial need. Applicants
are asked to submit a letter corroborating community and/or volunteer involvement. Apply online.
Deadline: January 31.
Rudolf A. Helling Memorial Award
Value: up to $900. Awarded annually to an outstanding student (minimum 9.0 GPA) entering Year 3 or 4 of
an Honours program in Sociology, Anthropology, Political Science or Geography, who is pursuing studies
in race, ethnic, or intergroup relations as they relate to Canada's heritage. Established in 1983 in memory
of Dr. Rudolf Helling, founding Chairman of the Sociology Department and Professor of Sociology. Apply
on-line. Deadline: November 30.
Social Science Society Awards
Value: $250. Two awards available to students registered full-time in Years 2, 3 or 4 in the Social Science
program. Based on good academic standing (minimum cumulative average of 8.0 required), and
contribution to the betterment of the campus and community through volunteer & extra-curricular activities
on and off campus. Apply on-line. Deadline: October 31.
Wally Majesky Bursary
Value: $750. Awarded to a Year 2, 3 or 4 undergraduate student, registered in at least a 40% course load
in the Labour Studies program (must be Canadian citizen or Permanent resident). Based on academic
performance (minimum cumulative average of 8.5) and demonstrated financial need. Preference will be
given to students who have demonstrated leadership in the social justice movement. Established in
honour of Wally Majesky, by the Workers Health and Safety Centre and Building Trades Unions. Apply
on-line. Deadline: February 28
Joe Mattson Memorial Award
Value: $1600. Awarded annually to a student entering Year 2 or beyond in the Faculty of Arts or Social
Sciences. Assigned on the basis of financial need and community involvement. Preference will be given to
students involved with CJAM Radio. Established in 1994 by family and friends of Mr. Mattson to honour his
memory. Applications are available from the Student Awards Office. Deadline: October 31.
Philosophy Alumni Undergraduate Bursary
Value: $250 to be given to a deserving undergraduate student majoring or honouring in philosophy who
can demonstrate financial need and academic potential. Minimum cumulative average of 8.5 required.
Apply on-line. Deadline: November 30.
Dr. Milorad Vuckovic Memorial Scholarship
One or more scholarships of at least $800 to deserving students in the field of History, in Year 2 or beyond,
assigned on the basis of academic merit and financial need. Established in 1975 by friends in memory of
Dr. Vuckovic, longtime Head of the History Department. Apply online. Deadline: November 30.
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Anita W. and Arthur Wendt Award in German
Awarded to the German Major student returning for Year 3 or 4, with the highest major average in German
program courses (minimum 3 German language program courses) who demonstrates financial need.
Preference given to a student registered in the Ontario-Baden-Wurttemberg Exchange Program.
Successful candidate must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, who meets Ontario residency
requirements. Established in 2003 in honour of Anita W. and Arthur Wendt by Susan Wendt-Hildebrandt.
Apply on-line. Deadline: October 15
Mrs. Whissle French Scholarships
Up to three awards to be allocated annually to full-time students participating in French Studies exchange
programs at the Universite de Nice or the Universite du Quebec a Montreal. The awards are based on
good academic standing (minimum major GPA in French Studies of 9), and financial need. Successful
candidates must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents (includes those with Protected Persons
status), meeting OSAP Ontario residency requirements. Apply on-line. Deadline: January 15
Dr. Robert Whitehurst Undergraduate Scholarship
Interest from this trust will support an award of up to $500 to a third or fourth year undergraduate Family
and Social Relations student. Based on academic achievement (minimum cumulative GPA of 11.0),
excellent citizenship (activities for the department, university and/or community), and financial need.
Candidates must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents (includes those with Protected Persons
status), meeting OSAP Ontario residency requirements. Note: The scholarship may not be awarded every
year. Apply online. Deadline: October 1.
Windsor Family Credit Union Environmental Studies Scholarship
Awarded to a Year 1 student registered full time in the Environmental Studies program, based on
academic achievement (minimum cumulative GPA of 9.5), proven financial need and citizenship (must be
a Canadian citizen or Permanent resident, meeting OSAP Ontario residency requirements.) Apply
on-line. Deadline: February 15.
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COMMUNICATION STUDIES
Rotary Club of Windsor Communication Studies Award
Awarded annually to a resident of Essex County, enrolled in Year 3 or 4 of the Communication, Media and
Film program on the basis of academic achievement (minimum 9.0 cumulative average) and financial
need. Preference will be given to applicants intending to pursue a career in journalism. Established in
1991 by the Rotary Club of Windsor on behalf of President Fred Sorrell, and in memory of Angus Munro, a
well-known newspaper reporter and writer. Apply on-line. Deadline: November 15.
Kenneth J. Van Meer Scholarship
This award is available to gay male students, registered full-time in Year 2, 3, or 4 in the Honours
Computer Science or Honours Communication Studies programs with preference given to Computer
Science. Based on good academic performance (minimum cumulative average of 9.5 required), and
demonstrated financial need. Successful candidates must be Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents,
meeting OSAP Ontario residency requirements, residing in Ontario. Award is renewable through
re-application in subsequent years provided qualifying condition are maintained. Award cannot be held
concurrently with the Kenneth and Rose Van Meer Memorial Entrance Scholarship. Apply on-line.
Deadline: November 15.
Kenneth and Rose Van Meer Memorial Entrance Scholarship
This award is available to a gay male student, registered full-time in Year 1 of the Honours Computer
Science or Honours Communication Studies programs, with preference given in Computer Science.
Based on good academic performance (Minimum 10.5 cumulative average required) and demonstrated
financial need. Candidates must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents (includes those with
Protected Persons status), meeting OSAP Ontario residency requirements, residing in Windsor or Essex
County and must have graduated from Windsor or Essex County secondary schools. Award is renewable
(through application to the in-course award) in subsequent years, provided qualifying conditions are
maintained. Apply on-line. Deadline: February 15.
Martha & Werner Hildebrandt Award
Value: up to $1100. Awarded to a Year 2, 3 or 4 full-time Communication Studies student. Preference will
be given to a Communication Studies student going on an exchange. Based on good academic standing
(minimum GPA of 8.0), and proven financial need. Successful candidate must be a Canadian Citizen or
Permanent Resident (includes those with Protected Persons status), who meets Ontario residency
requirements. Apply on-line. Deadline: June 15.

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DRAMATIC ART
Backstage Award
Two awards valued at $750 each. Awarded to the Year 1 student registered full-time in the School of
Music, and the School of Dramatic Art, for outstanding creative work in his/her final secondary school
year. Creative work is considered to be the writing of plays, scores, lyrics, set design, underscoring, and
work with lighting and sound. Performance students would be considered as well, provided that they also
assisted backstage. Eligible candidates must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents (includes
those with Protected Persons status), who meet the Ontario Student Assistance Program Ontario
residency requirements, and who are facing proven financial hardship. Good academic standing,
minimum 5.0 GPA required. This award was established in 2004 in memory of Ethel May and Rowland
Marshall. Apply on-line. Deadline: January 31.
Club Soda Award of Excellence
Interest from this fund will provide an annual award to a Year 3 or 4 Dramatic Art student. Award is based
on academic performance (minimum 9.0 cumulative GPA), financial need, proven leadership, voluntary
participation in a community theatre production, community drama project or workshop, or University
Players production. Candidates must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent residents, meeting OSAP
Ontario residency requirements. Club Soda members are not eligible to receive this award unless their
current term is over. Apply on-line. Deadline: November 15.
Dramatic Art Entrance Scholarship
Value: up to $500. Awarded to a Year 1 student with the highest GPA, registered full time in the Dramatic
Art program. Based on excellent academic achievement, proven financial need and citizenship. Candidate
must be a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident (includes those with Protected Persons status),
meeting OSAP Ontario residency requirements. Apply on-line. Deadline: February 28.
Claire Kire Memorial Bursary
Value: $100. Awarded annually on the basis of academic merit (minimum cumulative average of 6.5
required) and financial need, to a second- or third-year student in Dramatic Art. Apply on-line. Deadline:
November 15.
Frances Elder Undergraduate Scholarship
Interest from this fund will support one award to a Dramatic Art student in Years 2 through 4 . Based on
minimum cumulative GPA of 9.5 and financial need. Candidates must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent
Residents, meeting OSAP Ontario residency requirements. Preference will be given to a student who has
graduated from a Windsor/Essex County Secondary School. Apply online. Deadline: November 15.
Lawson Family Award in Music & Dramatic Art
Awarded to a full-time undergraduate lesbian or gay student in third or fourth year in the School of Music or
School of Dramatic Art who has: maintained a minimum 11.0 cumulative GPA; demonstrated active
involvement and leadership in University campus activities (UWSA, campus groups, clubs, etc.) and/or
community groups and activities in Windsor-Essex County; demonstrated financial need. Successful
candidates must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents, meeting OSAP Ontario residency
requirements. Apply online. Deadline: February 15
Meharry Drama in Education Bursary
Value: up to $1500. Interest from this fund will support one bursary annually for a student in Year 1 of the
Drama in Education Program. Based on minimum cumulative GPA of 5.0 and financial need. Candidates
must be Canadian citizens or Permanent residents, meeting OSAP Ontario residency requirements.
Apply online. Deadline: February 15.
Jules Tonus Memorial Endowment Scholarship for Excellence in Design and Scenic
Art
Awarded to a full-time student registered in Honours Dramatic Art, who has successfully completed two
(2) courses in Scenic Design and two (2) courses in Scene Painting, and has indicated an interest in
pursuing a career in technical theatre and/or design. Based on good academic performance (minimum
cumulative GPA of 9.0), financial need, and intent to return for Fourth Year. Candidate must be a
Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident (includes those with Protected Person status) who meets the
Ontario Student Assistance Program Ontario residency requirements. Apply online. Deadline: November
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ENGLISH
H & E Scholarship for Excellence in English
The income of this fund will be used to provide bursary support to a full-time undergraduate student
registered in years 2, 3, or 4 in the Department of English, who demonstrates financial need. Candidates
must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents (includes those with Protected Persons status) in
Ontario who meet Ontario Student Assistance Program Ontario residency requirements. Apply online.
Deadline: December 15.
Dr. Eugene McNamara Scholarship
Interest from this trust will support one award to a full-time undergraduate student in Year 3 or 4 in the
Department of English, Creative Writing Program. Based on academic achievement (minimum cumulative
GPA of 11.0) and financial need. Applicants must submit a one-page recent example of their creative
writing in any genre. Candidates must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents (includes those with
Protected Persons status), meeting OSAP Ontario residency requirements. Apply online. Deadline:
October 15.
Alistair & Anita MacLeod Prize in Creative Writing
Awarded annually to a full-time student registered in the Department of English, chosen by a competition
of the best fiction as judged by a Departmental committee. The candidate must have a cumulative GPA of
at least 10.0, and must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, who meets Ontario residency
requirements, and has proven financial need. Apply on-line. Deadline: March 1.
MUSIC
Backstage Award
Two awards valued at $750 each. Awarded to the Year 1 student registered full-time in the School of
Music, and the School of Dramatic Art, for outstanding creative work in his/her final secondary school
year. Creative work is considered to be the writing of plays, scores, lyrics, set design, underscoring, and
work with lighting and sound. Performance students would be considered as well, provided that they also
assisted backstage. Eligible candidates must be Canadian citizens or Permanent residents, who meet the
Ontario Student Assistance Program Ontario residency requirements, and who are facing proven financial
hardship. Good academic standing, minimum 5.0 GPA required. This award was established in 2004 in
memory of Ethel May and Rowland Marshall. Apply on-line. Deadline: Jan. 31.
Percy Beneteau Memorial Bursary
An annual award valued up to $2,000 to a Year 2 or above Music major. Applicants must have a minimum
cumulative G.P.A. of 8.0 and demonstrate financial need. Preference will be given to students who
demonstrate outstanding performance ability. Students must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent
Residents, satisfying OSAP residency rules. Participation in volunteer community activities may also be a
consideration. Established in 1996 by the Windsor Downtown Lions Club in memory of Mr. Beneteau.
Apply on-line. Deadline: November 15
Raymond E. Bowyer School of Music Scholarship
Value: up to $500. Awarded to the full-time undergraduate student registered in the School of Music.
Given on the basis of good academic performance (minimum cumulative GPA of 7.5), and proven
financial need. Candidates must be Canadian citizens or Permanent residents, meeting OSAP Ontario
residency requirements. Apply on-line. Deadline: January 31.
David Palmer Scholarship
Value: $500. Awarded to a full-time undergraduate student registered in the School of Music, based on
good academic standing (minimum cumulative GPA of 10.5) and financial need. Candidates must be
Canadian citizens or Permanent residents, meeting OSAP Ontario residency requirements. Apply on-line.
Deadline: January 31.
Lawson Family Award in Music & Dramatic Art
Awarded to a full-time undergraduate lesbian or gay student in third or fourth year in the School of Music or
School of Dramatic Art who has: maintained a minimum 11.0 cumulative GPA; demonstrated active
involvement and leadership in University campus activities (UWSA, campus groups, clubs, etc.) and/or
community groups and activities in Windsor-Essex County; demonstrated financial need. Successful
candidates must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents, meeting OSAP Ontario residency
requirements. Apply online. Deadline: November 15

Clyde Long/Windsor Community Choir
An annual award of $100 for a Year 3 or 4 Voice/Music student who is a Canadian Citizen or Permanent
Resident. A minimum cumulative average of 5.0 is required. Students must demonstrate financial need.
Established in 1999 by the Windsor Community Choir to honour the memory of Clyde Long. Apply on-line.
Deadline: November 15.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE
Kiervin Family Award
Awarded to a full time undergraduate Political student in Year 2, 3 or 4 whose studies have an
international focus. Successful candidates must have be Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents,
meeting OSAP Ontario residency requirements, residing in Ontario, with demonstrated financial need.
Apply online. Deadline: January 31
Howard Pawley Entrance Award in Political Science
Awarded annually to a student who intends to major in Political Science; International Relations Students
may apply for this award as well. The award will be determined by academic merit and financial need and
may be combined with other awards. Apply on-line. Deadline: November 15
Walter C. Soderlund Award in Political Science
Awarded annually to an outstanding student in second, third, or fourth year Political Science, who has
maintained a cumulative GPA of at least 10.5, and has shown financial need. Candidate must be
Canadian citizen or permanent resident, and Ontario resident. Apply on-line. Deadline: November 15.
Ronald Wagenberg Entrance Scholarship in Political Science
Awarded annually to an outstanding secondary school student, entering the Political Science program.
(minimum 80% admission average required). Established in 1996 by Political Science. Candidates must
be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents (includes those with Protected Persons status), who meet
Ontario Student Assistance Program Ontario residence requirements and show proven financial need.
Apply on-line. Deadline: November 15.
David Wurfel Scholarship in Political Science
The David Wurfel Scholarship in Political Science is awarded annually to an outstanding full-time third or
fourth year Political Science student. Preference will be given to a student enrolled in the International
Relations and Development Studies programme. Based on academic performance (minimum cumulative
GPA of 10.5) and proven financial need. Candidates must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents,
residing in Ontario. Apply on-line. Deadline: Jan. 31.
SOCIAL WORK
Kumar Chatterjee Scholarship in Social Work
Value: up to $1000. Offered to full-time students registered in any undergraduate year in the Social Work
program. Eligibility is based on good academic performance (minimum cumulative GPA of 9.0), and
proven financial need. Candidate must be a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident (includes those with
Protected Persons status) who meets Ontario residency requirements. Apply on-line. Deadline: January
31.
Valentin J. Cruz Memorial Bursary
An annual award to a Canadian citizen/Permanent Resident student registered in Year 3 of the Bachelor
of Social Work program, assigned on the basis of academic achievement and financial need. Established
in 1988 in memory of Prof. Valentin J. Cruz, a distinguished faculty member in the faculty of Social Work
(1971-1987). Apply on-line. Deadline: October 31.
Gerald D. Erickson Bursary
Awarded annually to a deserving student registered full-time in Year 3 or 4 of the B.S.W. program.
Candidates must be Canadian citizens/Permanent Residents residing in Ontario and demonstrate
financial need. Apply on-line. Deadline: October 31.
Christine Dawn Hernandez Memorial Bursary
Value: up to $300. Awarded annually to a student enrolled in Year 3 of the Social Work program, on the
basis of academic standing and financial need. Established in 1983 in memory of Christine Hernandez,
B.S.W., in recognition of her dedication to the field of Social Work. Apply on-line. Deadline: Oct. 31.

Raechel Slobasky Kaplan Social Work Bursaries
Two bursaries of up to $200 each awarded annually based on academic standing and financial need to
Canadian citizen/Permanent Resident students enrolled in Social Work. Apply on-line. Deadline: Oct. 31.
OASW Freida McAvoy Memorial Scholarship
Interest from this trust will support one award to a full-time undergraduate Social Work student in Year 3 or
4. Based on academic standing (minimum cumulative GPA of 11.0 required) and financial need.
Applicants must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents, who meet OSAP Ontario residency
requirements. Apply online. Deadline: Oct. 31
Jenna Leigh Middlebrook Social Work Scholarship
Interest from this trust will support an annual award to a 3rd or 4th year undergraduate, or graduate Social
Work student. Based on academic merit (minimum cumulative GPA of 9.5 required), financial need, and a
demonstrated commitment to working with children, preferably in the area of children's health. This award
was established in memory of Jenna Leigh Middlebrook who as an infant died of a congenital heart defect.
Applicants must submit a brief typed statement (one to two double-spaced pages) outlining how their
personal experience, employment experience, and studies have influenced their commitment to work with
children. Candidates must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents (includes those with Protected
Persons status) in Ontario who meet Ontario Student Assistance Program Ontario residency
requirements. Apply online. Deadline: October 31.
Stewart Moore Bursary
Interest from this fund to provide several awards annually on the basis of scholastic standing (minimum
8.0 G.P.A.), and financial need, to students in year three or four of the Social Work program. Students
must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents, residing in Ontario. Established in 1997 by Professor
and Mrs. Stewart Moore. Professor Moore taught in the School of Social Work and received the OCUFA
teaching award in 1992. Apply on-line. Deadline: October 31.
Social Work Alumni Scholarship
Awarded to Year 3 / alternating on a yearly basis with Master of Social Work students registered full-time
in the School of Social Work. Applicants must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents (includes
those with Protected Persons status), meeting Ontario residency requirements, and have proven financial
need. Candidates must show evidence of community involvement reflecting a commitment to social justice
and involvement within the School of Social Work in some capacity (student government, serving on a
School committee, peer mentoring, etc.) Candidates must submit a short typed statement (one to two
double-spaced pages) outlining how they see the role of social work impacting the community with respect
to a specific vulnerable population or social issue. Apply on-line. Deadline: October 31.
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VISUAL ARTS
Peter K. Ryan Scholarship
An annual award of $1400 for a Canadian/Permanent Resident residing in Ontario, studying in Level 3 or
4 of the Visual Arts program. A minimum cumulative average of 9.5 and demonstrated financial need is
required. Established in 1998 in memory of Peter K. Ryan. Apply on-line. Deadline: November 30.
Marica Janisse Bursary
Value: $500. Awarded annually to a Visual Arts student in Year 2, 3, or 4. The student must have a
cumulative average of at least 8.0 and demonstrate financial need. Established in 1998 by Marica Janisse.
Apply on-line. Deadline: November 30.
University of Windsor Undergraduate Environmental Scholarship
Value: up to $1000. Awarded annually on the basis of merit to a senior undergraduate student in an
environmental program at the University of Windsor, intending to pursue further environmental studies.
Areas of Study: Biological Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Civil and Environmental Engineering,
Earth Sciences, Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, Visual Arts (Green Corridor included).
Based on academic achievement (minimum cumulative GPA of 11.0), proven financial need and
citizenship. Candidate must be a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident (includes those with Protected
Persons status), meeting OSAP Ontario residency requirements. Apply on-line Deadline October 31.
To apply on-line: Log on to your Student Portal (myUWindsor) click on
“Financial Matters” then “Awards” and complete the awards search , or
you can log onto University of Windsor, Student Information System
(SIS) @ http://www.uwindsor.ca/sis and search under Awards
Information.