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Scholarships, Awards, Bursaries, Loans, and Prizes
Note: The following regulations are applicable a) Students in their final semester who require fewer than
to all students beginning their degree programs 12 credits to graduate may petition the Registrar to retain
their full-time status, and receive a pro-rated award.
in the Fall 2019 semester or later. For students
b) Students on a recognized Bishop’s University Outgoing
who began their degree program studies prior to Exchange program.
Fall 2019, please consult the relevant Academic 3. In order to receive the Winter installment of a scholarship,
Calendar for the applicable regulations. students must:
Scholarship Program a) Complete 12 credits during their Fall semester studies at
Historically, most of the scholarships awarded under the Bishop’s Bishop’s with a fall average of at least 70% AND
University Scholarship Program have been established by gifts b) be registered at Bishop’s on a full-time basis (minimum
from alumni, foundations, and corporate benefactors, some over 12 credits) for the Winter semester.
155 years ago. The University is grateful to the many donors who Should the student’s average fall below 70%, or should
support its scholarship program. they register in fewer than 12 credits, their scholarship is
Entrance Scholarships withdrawn effective that Winter semester.
No formal application is required for most entrance scholarships. Continuing Student Scholarships
All applications for admission received by March 1st from CEGEP, All returning students will automatically be considered for
Canadian high school, IB Diploma, and international secondary scholarships through the University’s Continuing Student
school students who have graduated within two years of registering Scholarship Program. To be eligible for a Continuing Student
at Bishop’s University are eligible for scholarship consideration. Scholarship consideration, a student must:
Applicants categorized as Mature, University transfer, or College
transfer are not eligible for entrance scholarship consideration. a) complete a minimum of 24 credits (not including lab
Our entrance scholarships range in value from $1,000 to credits) in the previous September to August at Bishop’s
$20,000 CAD for the academic year. Unless otherwise indicat- University
ed, entrance scholarships are non-renewable. All scholarships are Note: Courses taken at another institution on a Letter of
competitive meaning that they are awarded based on the calibre Permission and non-credit English as a Second Language
of the total pool of applications received. All eligible students will courses are not included in the 24-credit minimum or in
be assessed automatically for scholarship consideration after the the calculation of the student’s academic average for
March 1st deadline. scholarship purposes.
Scholarship offers, including information regarding conditions b) have obtained a minimum average of at least 80% calcu-
of the scholarship offer and the process to accept, will be made lated on their best 24 credits from the previous September
separately from the offer of admission. to August
Winter Entry Scholarships Exception: Students participating in an internship, co-op
Students who are commencing their studies for the first time in placement, or practicum will have their file evaluated by
the Winter semester will be eligible for entrance scholarships at the ASAP Committee.
the start of the following Fall semester, provided they maintain an c) have less than 120 credits completed at the start of the
80% cumulative average in the Winter and/or Spring semesters of upcoming Fall semester
their starting year on a minimum of 12 credits. Scholarship levels d) be registered in their first undergraduate degree and
will be based on their final incoming Winter admission average. e) be registered as a full-time student in the upcoming Fall
Scholarships are only awarded in September of each academic semester.
year.
Scholarship Payment
1. Scholarships are paid to a student’s account in two equal in-
stallments in the weeks following the Add/Drop deadline in
the Fall and Winter semesters. If the value of the scholarship
exceeds the amount charged to the student account for that
semester, the balance of that semester’s payment is credited
to the following semester.
2. In order to receive scholarship funds, a student must be a
registered full-time student (minimum 12 credits) in both the
Fall and Winter semesters (24 credits total).
Exceptions:264 • Bishop’s University 2019/2020
Students who complete the academic year fulfilling the above BANQUE NATIONALE BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIPS
conditions will be eligible for scholarship consideration for the (endowed through contributions to the Partners in Learning campaign,
following academic year. The value of these awards varies de- 1998-2003, and the Leading the Way campaign, 2012–2017)
pending on academic performance. Students with more than 90 Awarded to Canadian students of high academic standing in the
credits completed at the start of the Fall semester who are awarded Marketing and Entrepreneurship concentration.
a scholarship may receive a pro-rated amount. Meeting the above
criteria does not guarantee scholarship. JOHN BASSETT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Students are notified of scholarship awards by e-mail sent to (endowed by friends of John Bassett DCL ’39, Chancellor 1950-58)
their Bishop’s University e-mail account before August 15. Awarded to students in the Humanities or Social Sciences.
Scholarship Renewal W.G. BASSETT SCHOLARSHIP
Unless otherwise indicated, Entrance and Continuing Student (endowed in 2017 by the late Marion G. Bassett, in honour of her late
Scholarships are non-renewable. husband William G. Bassett ’30)
Awarded to an undergraduate student with high academic standing.
Renewable Scholarships
Recipients of renewable scholarships (Entrance and Continuing) SIR EDWARD BEATTY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
must normally meet the following criteria: (founded by a bequest in the Will of Sir Edward Beatty DCL ’27)
a) Complete a minimum of 24 credits at Bishop’s BOURSE GÉRARD BEAUREGARD
University in the previous academic year (September
(endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998–2003)
to August). Courses taken at another institution on a
Awarded to a student from the Eastern Townships.
Letter of Permission and non-credit English as a Second
Language courses are not included in the 24-credit min- BOURSE BESTAR
imum. (established in 2016 by Bestar Inc. through the Leading the Way cam-
b) Have less than 97 credits completed at the start of the paign)
Fall semester of when the renewed scholarship is to be Awarded to a student from the Lac-Mégantic area, studying business or
received. entrepreneurship.
c) Have a minimum average of 80% calculated on their
BMO FINANCIAL GROUP SCHOLARSHIPS
best 24 credits completed in the previous academic year
(endowed through contributions to the Partners in Learning campaign,
(September to August). Students on a recognized outgo-
1998-2003, and the Leading the Way campaign, 2012–2017)
ing Exchange will have their scholarship renewal aver-
Awarded to Canadian students of high academic standing in the
age calculated on an individual basis. Williams School of Business.
d) For certain renewable scholarships, students may need to
meet different minimum average requirements or criteria FONDATION J. ARMAND BOMBARDIER
to have their scholarship renewed. These criteria will be SCHOLARSHIP
outlined, via email, in an official notification issued to (endowed in 1996 by Fondation J. Armand Bombardier)
the student once the scholarship has been allocated and Awarded to an outstanding Quebec student.
awarded.
DR. E.E. BOOTHROYD SCHOLARSHIP
Awarding of Scholarships (endowed by an anonymous alumnus in memory of Dr. Boothroyd, who
Bishop’s scholarship program is competitive meaning that each taught English and History at Bishop’s from 1904 to 1944)
year students are automatically considered based on their GPA Awarded to a student of History or English with high academic stand-
from the previous year as outlined above. Receiving an entrance ing.
or continuing student scholarship in the previous year does not
guarantee a scholarship for future semesters. BOROUGH OF LENNOXVILLE SCHOLARSHIP
For questions related to scholarships, please contact the (endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998–2003)
University Bursar at jberwick@ubishops.ca. Awarded to a long-time resident of Lennoxville with high academic
standing. Preference to an existing student. Possibility of renewal.
Scholarships CHIEF JUSTICE BOWEN SCHOLARSHIP
(Chancellor 1856–58)
ALUMNI JUBILEE SCHOLARSHIP
DAVID S. BRIGHAM SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed by Bishop’s Alumni who graduated more than 50 years ago)
(established in 2018 by Rhys Brigham ’95, in memory of his father
Preference given to relatives of Bishop’s graduates.
David S. Brigham ’69)
AMERICAN BILTRITE (CANADA) LTD. SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a student in any discipline who demonstrates financial need.
(endowed in 1998 through the Partners in Learning campaign)
Awarded to students whose permanent residence has been in the Eastern
Townships.Scholarships, Awards, Bursaries, Loans, and Prizes • 265
HOWARD BROWN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP JOHN & PATTIE CLEGHORN SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed through a bequest in the Will of Howard Brown, DCL ‘01, (endowed in 2000 through the Partners in Learning campaign. Chairman
founder of the Department of Music and Professor of Music from 1967-83) of Leadership Gifts and National Chairman of Learning for Life 1987-
Awarded to returning students who have exhibited strong performance 1992, John received an honorary degree in 1989. Two of their three chil-
in Music. dren, Andrea and Ian, graduated in 1990 and 1991 respectively. Lynne
Bridgman ’89 joined the family by marrying Ian.)
ROBERT BRUCE SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to students of high academic standing who are pursuing majors
(established through a bequest in the Will of Mr. Bruce, a native of in History and/or Fine Arts.
Scotland who lived in Quebec from 1835 until his death in 1885)
STUART A. COBBETT SCHOLARSHIP
ROBIN BURNS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (endowed in memory of a devoted friend and member of Bishop’s
(endowed in 2003 by faculty and friends of Robin Burns, who taught Corporation, 1967–76)
History at Bishop’s from 1979 until his premature death in 1998)
Preference given to a student in History with high academic standing. ARCHDEACON R.H. COLE SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed in 1981 through a bequest in the Will of the Venerable R.H.
CANADIAN NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP Cole)
(endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998–2003)
COMPASS GROUP CANADA SCHOLARSHIP
GROUPE CANAM SCHOLARSHIP (endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998–2003)
(endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003)
BOURSE CONSTRUCTION GÉRATEK
Awarded to students from Quebec with high academic standing.
(endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003)
DOUGLAS CARMICHAEL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a student from the Eastern Townships.
(endowed in 1942 by his parents in memory of Douglas Carmichael ’38,
who was killed in active service during WWII) CONSTRUCTION LONGER SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed in 1998 through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-
CHANCELLOR’S EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIPS 2003)
(endowed in 2018 by an anonymous donor to attract outstanding stu- Awarded to a student from the Eastern Townships.
dents to Bishop’s University)
The Chancellor’s Excellence Scholarships, valued at $10,000 per GERTRUDE CONWAY & DAVID ALFRED CONWAY
year (and renewable for up to three additional years), are intended JONES SCHOLARHIP
to recognize and reward students with outstanding academic records (endowed in 2014 by Susan Gram and Tom Jones in memory of their
and who personify Bishop’s fundamental values — sound learning, mother, Gertrude Conway, and their brother, David Alfred Conway
good citizenship, community, discovery, excellence, and sustainability. Jones)
Recipients will be selected by a committee, chaired by the Principal. Awarded to students from the greater Sherbrooke area who are pursuing
Available to Canadian citizens and permanent residents who present a the Bachelor of Arts (Education), Bachelor of Science (Education), or
minimum cumulative admissions average of 90% in their Grade 11 year Bachelor of Education program. If no suitable candidates are available,
or a cumulative 33 CEGEP R-Score. Application form and details are recipients can be selected from the Eastern Townships, and then from
available at ubishops.ca. the province of Quebec.
CHEVALIER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP COSTCO SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed in 2011 through a bequest in the Will of Louise Chevalier ’53, (endowed in 2015 by Ross A. Hunt ’81 and Costco Wholesale Canada
DCL ’90) Ltd.)
Preference given to a Sociology student. Awarded to a full-time student who is a resident of Sherbrooke, has
an interest in studying Business and demonstrates financial need. The
SUSAN & JOHN CHIPPINDALE SCHOLARSHIP award is renewable for up to three years provided the recipient main-
(established in 2018 by John & Susan (Drury) Chippindale ’82) tains a minimum 70% average.
Awarded to students with high academic standing.
KENNETH CRAWFORD SCHOLARSHIP
JOHN C. CLARK SCHOLARSHIP (endowed in 2003 through a bequest in the Will of
(endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003, in Kenneth Crawford ’31)
honour of his son Paul ’89)
JEAN CRÉPEAU SCHOLARSHIP
CLARK-KENNEDY SCHOLARSHIP (endowed by Jean Crépeau through the Partners in Learning campaign,
(endowed in 1959 by Mrs. Clark-Kennedy) 1998-2003)
CLASSES OF ’59, ’60 & ’61 SCHOLARSHIP RONALD CROWLEY SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed in 2000 by the Classes of ’59, ’60 & ’61 in honour of their (endowed in 2016 by a bequest in the Will of Ronald Crowley ’64)
professors and classmates and to celebrate their 40th anniversary) Multiple scholarships awarded to students with high academic standing,
with a preference for those enrolled in Business or Economics.266 • Bishop’s University 2019/2020
DAVIES CHARITABLE FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP GOLAR SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed in 1996 by the Davies Charitable Foundation in Kingston, (endowed in 2014 by the “Golars”, a group of ’92-’96 alumni, to honour
ON) Bishop’s 170th birthday and their time in Kuehner residence)
Awarded with a preference to students from the Kingston/Belleville/ Awarded annually to a student in good academic standing who lives in
Brockville area. residence, with a preference to one living in Kuehner Hall.
NANCY DAWES SCHOLARSHIP CHIEF JUSTICE GREENSHIELDS MEMORIAL
(endowed in 1962 by Nancy Dawes) SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed through a bequest in the Will of Chief Justice Greenshields
O.H. (BUD) DE SÉVIGNÉ SCHOLARSHIP IN THE DCL ’31, Chancellor 1932-42)
CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS
(endowed in 1992 by Oscar H. de Sévigné ’37, M.A. ’39) ELIZABETH GRIFFIN ARTS SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to a student in Drama, Fine Arts or Music who has demonstrat- (endowed through a bequest in the Will of Elizabeth Griffin ’36)
ed high quality creative or performance skills. Awarded annually to entering Canadian students in the Humanities or
Social Sciences.
GALLOP-DICKSON SCHOLARSHIPS IN EDUCATION
(endowed in 2011 by W. John Gallop ’57, Karen Dickson Ingimundson JOHN HACKETT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
and Betty Mueller Dickson in memory of Doris Dickson Gallop ’23 and (endowed by friends and family in memory of longtime friend, graduate
C. Wynne Dickson ’32) and counsel of Bishop’s University, John Hackett ’63, who died prema-
Awarded annually to a student with high academic standing in the turely in 1999)
School of Education. Preference given to an indigenous student and/or Preference given to a Humanities student.
a student from the Eastern Townships.
JOHN HAMILTON SCHOLARSHIP
IAN DOBELL SCHOLARSHIP (Chancellor 1900–1926)
(endowed in 2005 by a bequest in the Will of Ian Dobell ’74)
HAY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
EATON SCHOLARSHIP (funded annually by the Hay Foundation since 1998)
(endowed by the Eaton Foundation in 1989) Awarded to a student from Quebec with high academic standing.
ÉNERGIR SCHOLARSHIP IN ENVIRONMENTAL R.W. HENEKER SCHOLARSHIP
STUDIES (Chancellor 1878–1900)
(established in 2016 by Énergir (formerly Gaz Métro) through the
Leading the Way campaign) HOLT SCHOLARSHIP IN MODERN LANGUAGES
Awarded by the Department to high-achieving students enrolled in the (endowed in 1990 by Mrs. Pam Dunn DCL ’99 in honour of her father
Graduate Micro-Program in Climate Change. W.R.G. Holt and her grandfather Sir Herbert Holt DCL ’29, and her
children, four of whom attended Bishop’s)
ESPRIT DE CORPS ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to outstanding students in a Modern Languages program.
(established in 2015 by the Classes of ’62-’66 in honour of their 50th
reunion, and named after the Bishop’s school song “Raise a Toast”, FREDA HOWIE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
written by members of this class) (endowed in 2003 through the Estate of Freda Howie ’39)
HARRIET J. EVANS SCHOLARSHIP HYDRO-QUÉBEC SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed in 1969 by Harriet Evans, a Sherbrooke resident and Bishop’s (endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003)
benefactor) Awarded to students from Quebec with high academic standing.
EXP SCHOLARSHIP BOURSE D’ÉTUDES HYDRO-QUÉBEC
(endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003) (established in 2018 through the Leading Way campaign)
NARCISSA FARRAND SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to full-time Canadian students or Permanent Residents, with a
preference to those from Quebec, who demonstrate academic excellence
(endowed in 1917 by Mr. & Mrs. H.V. Truell)
and are studying at the Graduate Level. Preference for MSc programs in
Physics, Computer Science and Education.
FLORENCE MAY FOREMAN SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed in 2003 through the Estate of Florence Foreman) GERALD JOHNSTON SCHOLARSHIPS
(endowed in 2015 through a bequest in the Will of Gerald H. Johnston
GLOBAL EXCEL MANAGEMENT INC. SCHOLARSHIP
’48)
(endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003)
Preference given to students in the Division of Natural Sciences and
Preference given to a student from the Eastern Townships. Mathematics who demonstrate academic excellence.Scholarships, Awards, Bursaries, Loans, and Prizes • 267
HELEN KEARNS ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP HARRISON McCAIN SCHOLARSHIP
(established in 2018 by Helen Kearns ’75, through the Leading the Way (endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003)
campaign) Awarded to a student from New Brunswick.
Awarded to a promising entering student from the Eastern Townships.
J.W. McCUBBIN SCHOLARSHIP IN SCIENCE
MARION REED KERR SCHOLARSHIP (established in 2000 to mark the 50th anniversary of the Chemistry
(endowed in 2003 through the Estate of Marion Kerr) Department and to honour one of its founding professors. Dr. J.W.
Preference given to a student from the Ulverton-Richmond-Melbourne “Wally” McCubbin came to Bishop’s in 1946, was a popular teacher and
area. served as department head several times and later as Dean of Science
until his retirement in 1972.)
KILLAM AMERICAN SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a top-tier student entering or returning to the Chemistry or
(endowed anonymously in 2006 to encourage American students to Biochemistry program.
attend Canadian universities)
Awarded to entering full-time students who are domiciled in or are McDONALD’S RESTAURANTS OF CANADA
citizens of the United States. The scholarship is renewable provided SCHOLARSHIP
students continue to meet the academic standards. (endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003)
GENE H. KRUGER SCHOLARSHIP SYDNEY R. McMORRAN SCHOLARSHIPS
(endowed in 1999 by Joseph Kruger II, Chairman and CEO of Kruger (established in 1999 by Bud McMorran ’60, DCL ’04, member of
Inc.) Bishop’s Corporation 1989-1997, and Chairman of Bishop’s Foundation
Preference given to a student from the Eastern Townships. 1998-2010)
Preference given to students in the Humanities.
KRUGER INC. SCHOLARSHIP IN ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES DR. SIDNEY MEDINE SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed in 1994 by Kruger Inc.) (endowed through a bequest in the Will of Sidney Medine ’35)
Awarded to a student in the second or third year of a major or honours Multiple scholarships awarded to students of Canadian citizenship who
program in Environmental Studies. demonstrate academic excellence.
R.A. LINDSAY SCHOLARSHIP METRO-RICHELIEU INC. SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed in 1947 by Dr. & Mrs. Lionel Lindsay in memory of their (endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003 and
son, Robin ’42, who was killed in action in WWII) the Leading the Way campaign, 2012-2018)
Awarded to a Quebec student with high academic standing.
DOUGLAS A.T. LLOYD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN
PHILOSOPHY MILLS FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP
(established in 2004 in memory of Douglas Lloyd ’62 by his wife Nancy (endowed in 2014 by Don C. Mills ’71 and Liz Mills ’72)
Tees ’63, their three children: Stephen ’89, Jennifer ’92, and Carolyn Awarded to student(s) from Atlantic Canada, registered in the Bachelor
’96, and their grandchildren – of which Clara will be the first to graduate of Business Administration program. Preference is given to students
Bishop’s in 2020.) who show an interest in pursuing a concentration in marketing.
Awarded to a student who has excelled in Philosophy, enjoyed an en-
riched educational experience and contributed to the broader culture on J. RAYMOND MILLS SCHOLARSHIP
campus. Selected by the Department. (endowed in 2002 through a bequest in the Will of Raymond Mills)
GERALD MALLARD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP RODNEY S. MILLS SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed in 1985 by Mrs. Gertrude Mallard in memory of her husband (endowed by Rod Mills ’53 through the Partners in Learning campaign,
Gerald ’47) 1998-2003)
Awarded to Williams School of Business students, with a preference to
SIR HERBERT MEREDITH MARLER MEMORIAL those pursuing a concentration in Global Management and Leadership.
SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed in 1990 by members of the Marler family, in honour of Sir STANLEY MILLS SCHOLARSHIPS IN HUMANITIES
Herbert Marler DCL ’38) (established in 1995 by the G.H. Stanley Mills Memorial Trust in mem-
Awarded to a student of high academic standing in a major or honours ory of G.H.S. Mills ’43, benefactor)
program in Political Studies who is entering the penultimate year of Awarded to outstanding students in the Humanities.
undergraduate studies. Selected by the Department.
MOLSON FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
LESLIE McCAIG MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003)
(established anonymously in 2000 in honour of Leslie McCaig ’35, who
was killed in active service during WWII) JOHN H. MOLSON SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to an entering student in Humanities who is pursuing a major (founded in 1972 by John H. Molson DCL ’48, Honorary President of
or honours program in English or History. Possibility of renewal. the Corporation of Bishop’s University)268 • Bishop’s University 2019/2020
DONALD MONTGOMERY SCHOLARSHIP E.A. PRINCE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN
(endowed in 2002 by Don Montgomery ’75) POLITICAL SCIENCE
Awarded to a long-time resident of Lennoxville, Quebec. (endowed by former students, colleagues and friends of Professor E.A.
Prince, a member of the Bishop’s Political Studies Department from
G.H. MONTGOMERY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP 1967-1981)
(endowed in 1951 by a bequest in the Will of Dr. Montgomery, Awarded to a returning Political Studies student of high academic
Chancellor 1942-1950) standing who, in the opinion of the Department, has made a significant
contribution to the life of the University. Selected by the Department.
NORAH MOORHEAD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed by David Jones ’76 in honour of Norah Moorhead DCL ’86, PwC SCHOLARSHIP
who devoted her life to the service of education, the Anglican Church, (endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998–2003)
and projects in developing countries)
Awarded to a student from Richmond, QC or elsewhere in the Eastern QUEBECOR INC. SCHOLARSHIP
Townships who is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts, major in English or (endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003)
History. Awarded annually to a student from Quebec with high academic standing.
FRANCES CROOK MORRISON SCHOLARSHIP IN GERALD THEODORE RAYNER SCHOLARSHIP IN
EDUCATION POLITICAL STUDIES
(endowed in 1999 by Frances Morrison ’39, to recognize the 60th year (established in 2012 through funding by Gerald Theodore Rayner ’51
since her graduation) and gifts made in his memory)
Awarded to a Bachelor of Education student who has achieved a cumu- Awarded to a Canadian student entering his/her penultimate year who
lative average of 80% or higher, plans to teach at the elementary school is studying Honours Political Studies, has an interest in or has taken
level, and shows commitment to the teaching of Mathematics. Selected Public Policy and is planning to pursue graduate work in political stud-
by the School of Education. ies, and has revealed a strong commitment to Canada. Selected by the
Department.
GARY MULLINS SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed in 2002 by Janyne M. Hodder, Principal & Vice-Chancellor RESOLUTE FOREST PRODUCTS SCHOLARSHIP
1995–2004, as a Christmas gift in honour of her husband) (endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003)
Preference given to upper year students in the English major or honours Awarded to the top returning Social Sciences student.
program, whose academic achievement warrants consideration of a
scholarship for the first time. When possible or appropriate, financial WANDA ROZYNSKA SCHOLARSHIP IN FINE ARTS
need shall be taken into account. Recipients selected by the English (endowed in 2007 by Wanda and Stanley Rozynski)
Department.
Given to a female student in Fine Arts who has shown the aptitude and
desire necessary to pursue a Studio Honours degree.
JASPER NICOLLS EASTERN TOWNSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIP GORDON SAMSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed through a bequest in the Will of A.D. Nicolls, in memory of (endowed through a bequest in the Will of Gordon Samson ’42)
his father Jasper, the first Principal of Bishop’s University)
Preference given to a student from the Eastern Townships. PEGGY AND DAVID SAVAGE MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
PATERSON FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP (endowed in 2014 by a bequest in the Will of Marguerite Savage)
(endowed in 1993 in honour of the University’s 150th Anniversary)
Awarded to a returning student in the Fine Arts Department, with a
Awarded to a student from Northern Ontario, Manitoba or Saskatchewan preference to one studying in Studio Art.
with high academic standing.
SCOTIABANK SCHOLARSHIP
POWER CORPORATION SCHOLARSHIP (endowed through contributions to the Partners in Learning campaign,
(endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003) 1998-2003, and the Leading the Way campaign, 2012-2017)
Awarded to entering students with high academic standing. Possibility
A.W. PRESTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN
of renewal.
HUMANITIES
(endowed by alumni and friends in honour of Dr. Anthony W. Preston, P.H. AND EULAH REED SCOWEN SCHOLARSHIP IN
who taught Classics from 1930-1964, was appointed Vice-Principal in EDUCATION
1964, and became Principal and Vice-Chancellor in 1969)
(endowed in 1994 by the Scowen grandchildren)
Awarded to a returning student in Classics, Philosophy, Religion or
Awarded to a student in the Bachelor of Education program who demon-
Liberal Arts with a high academic average. Selected by the Chairs of the
strates financial need. Preference given to a mature student. Possibility
four departments.
of renewal. Selected by the Department.
PRICE SCHOLARSHIP SUSAN SHARP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
(established in 1968 in honour of Brig. Gen. John H. Price DCL ’62,
(founded in 1962 by Mr. W.O. Sharp and Miss Helen Sharp in memory
Chancellor 1968–74)
of a former Bishop’s student)Scholarships, Awards, Bursaries, Loans, and Prizes • 269
SHERMAG SCHOLARSHIP VAN HORN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed in 2001 through the Partners in Learning campaign by (endowed in 1991 by Aleda Van Horn and friends in memory of her
Shermag and its founder, Serge Racine) husband William ’42, a member of the Bishop’s Chemistry Department
Awarded to a student from the Eastern Townships. 1959-86)
Awarded to a student in Chemistry or Biochemistry.
ROSANNE SIMARD SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed in 2015 by a bequest in the Will of Rosanne Simard ’00) VILLE DE SHERBROOKE ARRONDISSEMENT NO 2
Awarded to exceptional students in the Psychology Department. SCHOLARSHIP
(Ville de Fleurimont until 2002. Endowed through the Partners in
JEAN McCALLUM SIMPSON SCHOLARSHIP Learning campaign, 1998-2003)
(endowed through a bequest in the Will of Jean Simpson ’43, and gifts Awarded to a student from Sherbrooke, QC with high academic stand-
from her brother John McCallum ’35) ing.
Preference given to a student in Mathematics.
VILLE DE SHERBROOKE SCHOLARSHIP
H. GREVILLE SMITH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (endowed in 1993 in honour of the University’s 150th Anniversary)
(endowed in 1976 through a bequest in the Will of H. Greville Smith Awarded to a student from Sherbrooke, QC with high academic stand-
DCL ’67) ing.
SNC LAVALIN SCHOLARSHIP VK TO C IN 50 SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003) (established in 2018 by an anonymous donor to mark his 50th anni-
versary in Canada. Arriving as a refugee, he benefited from Canada’s
STEPHEN ST. CLAIR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP education system and went on to become a world-class nation builder in
(established in 1966 by the St. Clair Foundation in memory of a former his professional life. Turning to philanthropy in his retirement, he offers
Bishop’s student) this scholarship to thank Canada for the opportunities it afforded him.
Awarded to a continuing male student in residence. VK is Velke Kapusany, Slovakia – the donor’s birthplace.)
G.M. STEARNS SR. AND JR. SCHOLARSHIP WALKER SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed by Evelyn Stearns Murphy ’53 and her brother David ’52 in (founded in 1884 by Miss Helen Walker in memory of her parents,
honour of George M. Stearns Sr. and Jr.) Margaret and The Honourable William Walker DCL 1856, Chancellor
1853-56)
Preference given to a Humanities student from the Eastern Townships.
WATERVILLE TG INC. SCHOLARSHIP
TD INSURANCE MELOCHE MONNEX SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003)
(funded since 1994 as an affinity partner of the Alumni Association.
Endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998–2003) Awarded to a Business student from Waterville or the Eastern
Townships.
O.B. THORNTON SCHOLARSHIP
ERIC T. WEBSTER FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed in 1960 by an anonymous donor)
(endowed in 2004 through a bequest from Eric T. Webster, friend of
GEORGE H. TOMLINSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Bishop’s and father of Norman ’62, William ’67 and Maggie, and step-
father of Mark Armitage ’69)
(endowed in 1959 through the Will of George Tomlinson DCL ’46, a
member of the Corporation of Bishop’s University 1945-1958) Preference given to a student from the Eastern Townships or Montreal.
Awarded to an honours Science student, preferably entering third year.
HUBERT GRAY WELSFORD SCHOLARSHIP
RICHARD TOMLINSON SCHOLARSHIP (endowed in 1969 by a bequest in the Will of Hubert Welsford DCL ’66)
(endowed in 1999 by the late Richard Tomlinson ’43, DCL ’89)
GEORGE WESTON SCHOLARSHIP IN HUMANITIES
Multiple scholarships awarded to students who demonstrate academic
(endowed by the Weston Foundation in 1995 in support of higher edu-
excellence.
cation)
E.W. JOHN TURCKE SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to Canadian citizens, studying in a Humanities program.
(endowed by his family in memory of John Turcke. Three of his grand-
ALAN AND DOROTHY WILLIAMS SCHOLARSHIP
children – Christina ’91, Peter ’94 and Natasha ’98 are Bishop’s alumni)
(established in 1990 by David Williams ’63 in memory of his parents)
Awarded to an incoming student majoring in Music, who possesses high
academic standing. Preference given to violin or cello. Awarded follow- Awarded to a top student in the Williams School of Business.
ing a successful audition with the music program.
J.K. & E.J. WILSON SCHOLARSHIP
WILLIAM AND NANCY TURNER SCHOLARSHIP (endowed in 1966 by a bequest from Mrs. Joseph C. Kearney)
(endowed in 1988 by William I.M. Turner Jr. DCL ’87, Chancellor
1987-95) DENNIS WOOD SCHOLARSHIP
(endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003, by
Townships businessman and friend of the University)
Awarded to a student from Quebec with high academic standing.270 • Bishop’s University 2019/2020
JEAN YOUNG MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP BOB BURT AWARD
(endowed in 2003 through the Estate of Mildred Young in memory of (endowed in 2012 by Gaiter Football alumni in honour of Bob Burt ’57)
her daughter Jean ’60) Awarded annually to a Bishop’s student-athlete in any sport who best
exemplifies Bob’s qualities of leadership, integrity, and perseverance
in his or her athletic endeavours. Awarded by the Athletic Awards
Awards Committee.
The University has a long list of awards that have been established
BYL AWARD FOR STUDENT LEADERSHIP
over time thanks to generous support from alumni and friends of
the University. The majority of available awards range in value (established in 2006 by Sven Byl ’01 and Laura (Parker) Byl ’00)
from $500-$3,000 per academic year and are one time non- Preference given to an entering student in good academic standing who
demonstrates extensive school involvement and the leadership qualities
renewable. The deadline for entering students to apply for an
necessary to become an active participant in the Bishop’s experience.
award is March 15, 2019.
The application deadline for Returning student awards is April JEFF CANNON MEMORIAL AWARD
15, 2019. (endowed in 1992 by family and friends in memory of Jeff Cannon ’89)
For questions or information pertaining to awards for entering Presented to the graduating student who, in the opinion of his/her peers
students, please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@ and the faculty, has contributed significantly to University life and
ubishops.ca or 819-822-9600 x2219. exhibits characteristics and accomplishments similar to those of Jeff
For questions or information pertaining to awards for returning Cannon.
students, please contact Jamie Berwick, Bursar and Financial Aid
Officer at 819-822-9600 x2205 or jberwick@ubishops.ca. JEFF CANNON MEMORIAL ENTRANCE AWARD
For more information and an application, please visit: (endowed in 1992 by family and friends in memory of Jeff Cannon ’89)
http://www.ubishops.ca/future-current-students/money-matters/ Preference given to students who demonstrate extensive school and
scholarships-awards-bursaries/. community involvement, exhibit leadership qualities, and show an
entrepreneurial spirit. Awarded by the Awards and Bursaries Committee.
1954–56 TEAM AWARD
(endowed in 2010 by members of the championship Gaiter football OWEN CARTER AWARD
teams of 1954-56, in recognition of their induction to the RBC Wall of (endowed by Owen Carter ’38 through the Partners in Learning
Distinction) campaign, 1998-2003)
Awarded to a student-athlete playing football who has demonstrated Awarded to one or more full-time undergraduate students who indicate
athletic excellence. Awarded by the Athletic Awards Committee. financial need and have demonstrated both athletic prowess and
academic achievements.
1964 GAITER FOOTBALL ATHLETIC AWARD
(endowed in 2006 by members of the 1964 Championship Team) CLEGHORN FAMILY AWARDS
Awarded to an entering football student-athlete who has demonstrated (endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003, by
good performance. John Cleghorn, DCL ’89, member of Bishop’s Corporation 1987-1996,
Chairman of the Learning for Life campaign, 1987-1992, and his wife
AWARDS FOR PEER LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE Pattie)
(APEX) Awarded to student-athletes (entering or returning) who demonstrate
(funded by the Students’ Representative Council and designed to rec- athletic and academic excellence (80%+ average). Chosen by the
ognize and support outstanding leadership activities by pre-University Athletic Awards Committee.
level students)
THE COACH’S AWARD
Awarded to entering students who exhibit strong leadership skills
(endowed in 2015 by alumni and stakeholders of the Men’s Basketball
amongst their peers.
program to celebrate 50 years of basketball at Bishop’s University, and
JULIE BRADSHAW MEMORIAL AWARD to honour past coaches Garth Smith (1958-1984) and Eddie Pomykala
(1984-2007) who served as head coaches for the Gaiters for a combined
(established in 2003 in memory of Julie Bradshaw ’80, who won the
49 years)
Golden Mitre Award upon her graduation)
Presented annually at the discretion of the Men’s Basketball head coach.
Awarded annually to the Golden Mitre winner with the highest number
of votes. Presented in May at the SRC Awards Night ceremony. MIRIAM COZEN-MCNALLY MEMORIAL AWARD
DR. ROBERT M. BROWN CHEMISTRY AWARD (established in 1995 by Miriam’s mother, in memory and recognition of
the contribution and inspiration that Miriam, who died tragically in a car
(endowed in 2008 through a bequest in the Will of Dr. Robert M. Brown
accident while a student at Bishop’s, made to the team)
’44)
Awarded to a returning female student-athlete playing rugby who has
Awarded by the Department of Chemistry to a continuing full-time
demonstrated qualities similar to those displayed by Miriam: enthusi-
Chemistry student who has maintained good academic standing and
asm, dedication, team spirit, perseverance and overall improvement of
has demonstrated financial need. This award may be renewable, at the
rugby skills. Awarded by the Athletic Awards Committee and presented
discretion of the Department.
at the Athletic Awards Night ceremony.Scholarships, Awards, Bursaries, Loans, and Prizes • 271
WALLY DENVER AWARD PAUL GRATIAS AWARD
(endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003, for (endowed with a gift from Paul Gratias ’67 to the Partners in Learning
the Denver family: Wally ’61 and his children Keith ’88, Jennifer ’91, campaign, 1998-2003)
and Kim ’92) Awarded to one or two student-athletes who demonstrate financial need.
Awarded to a student-athlete in financial need. Renewable, provided the recipient remains in good academic standing.
JAMES ETCHEVERRY AWARD GRIFFIN FAMILY AWARDS
(endowed in 1998 in memory of Jim, the son of legendary Alouettes (endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003, by
Football team quarterback Sam Etcheverry) members of the Griffin family)
Awarded to a Gaiter football player who has demonstrated athletic Awarded to full-time undergraduate students who demonstrate financial
excellence. need, academic ability, and the qualities of well-rounded individuals.
FELESKY LEADERSHIP AWARD PAUL HAWCO MEMORIAL AWARD
(endowed in 2011 by Wade ’92 and Rebecca Felesky, on the occasion (endowed in 1996 in memory of Paul Hawco ’95)
of Wade’s induction into the Top 10 After 10, to encourage and assist Awarded to an entering student from the province of Alberta who has
well-rounded students from Western Canada in enjoying the benefits of demonstrated high academic standing and participation in extra-curricu-
a Bishop’s education) lar activities. Information available from the Admissions Office.
Awarded to an entering student(s) from Western Canada of high
academic standing, whose record of engagement in athletics and/or HISTORY SOVIET AWARD
community service demonstrates significant potential to contribute to (established in 2015 by History Department alumni)
and benefit from the full breadth of the Bishop’s experience. Preference Awarded by the History Department to a returning student who has
will be given to a student who demonstrates financial need. Application grown through academic achievements and enhanced the student expe-
required. rience in the Department through community building. Recipient must
be in good academic standing, passionate about his or her studies and
PAUL F. FENTON AWARD registered in an honours, major or minor in History or Public History.
(established in 2007 by Desmond Kinch ’84 in honour of his mentor Preference given to students enroled in an honours or major degree
and Finance Professor, Paul Fenton, who first got him interested in program.
investments when he was a student at Bishop’s. His objective is to give
students from the Cayman Islands the same educational opportunity he HOBBS-SPANSWICK LEADERSHIP AWARD
enjoyed at their age.) (endowed in 2010 by Ebert “Bim” Hobbs ’51, a proud and loyal
Awarded to an entering student from the Cayman Islands. Preference Bishop’s graduate, and his loving wife of 60 years Audrey Spanswick,
given to a student who is pursuing a major in Business. Consideration who passed away in January 2010)
will be given to the financial ability of the student to pay international Awarded to an entering student in good academic standing who has
student fees. The award is renewable for the duration of the student’s demonstrated extensive school and community involvement in activities
studies, to a maximum of four years, subject to the student maintaining that have improved the quality of life for people in the local community,
an average of at least 75%. the nation or the world, and possesses the leadership qualities necessary
to participate actively in the Bishop’s experience. Preference given to a
RICHARD FITZSIMMONS MEMORIAL AWARD student who demonstrates financial need. Awarded by the Awards and
(endowed in 2010 by family and friends of Richard Fitzsimmons ’70, a Bursaries Committee.
Rhodes Scholar, multi-talented intellectual, gifted lawyer, and passion-
ate defender of the rights of others. Il avait un “Cœur de Lion”.) HODDER AWARD IN MUSIC
Awarded to an entering student who has shown academic promise, (endowed in 2004 in honour of Janyne Hodder, Principal of Bishop’s
demonstrated the qualities of leadership and community service, and University from 1995 to 2004)
has the potential to contribute positively to the Bishop’s experience. Awarded to one or more students for outstanding work in administering
Financial need will also be considered. Awarded by the Awards and the “Music Chez Nous” concert series.
Bursaries Committee.
HOWARD HOLLOWAY AWARD IN EDUCATION
FORSYTHE AWARD
(endowed in 2006 in memory of Howie ’65, by Anne Holloway,
(established in 2011 by Chris ’99 and Jamie ’96 Forsythe) Stephen ’65 & Kathleen Prest, family and friends).
Awarded to a men’s Gaiter basketball player in good academic standing Awarded to two students who have a high academic standing, possess
who has excelled on the court and demonstrated financial need. Awarded past or present leadership or character suitable to teaching (e.g. contri-
by the Athletic Awards Committee. bution to educational endeavours at the University or in the communi-
ty), and demonstrate financial need.
ROBERT J. GOLDBERGER AWARD
(endowed in 1999 by Robert J. Goldberger ’79, Chair of the BU JEAN ROBINSON HUNT MEMORIAL AWARD
Foundation, 2017-present and loyal friend of the University, to support (endowed in 2000 by Ross Hunt ’81, in memory of his mother, Jean
deserving student athletes) Robinson Hunt)
Awarded by the Athletic Awards Committee to students who have Awarded to a Quebec student from outside the Montreal region, who
demonstrated athletic excellence. demonstrates financial need and who maintains an academic aver-
age at Bishop’s of 70% or better, for tuition and residence expenses.
Application required.272 • Bishop’s University 2019/2020
ROSS HUNTING AWARD IRENE MACKAY AWARD
(endowed in 1989 by Ross Hunting through the Learning for Life (endowed in 1997 by Dr. Hugh M. Scott DCL ’99, Principal & Vice-
campaign) Chancellor 1986-1995, in honour of his mother)
Awarded to a returning student who is of proven academic ability and Preference given to a student from a single-parent household who is in
who has contributed to the life of the University through intercollegiate good academic standing and demonstrates financial need.
sports and other activities.
1967 OSLAA BASKETBALL CHAMPION AWARD
ERIC AND CANDACE INNES AWARD (endowed by members of the 1967 Championship Basketball team after
(endowed through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998-2003, by their 2007 induction to the Wall of Distinction)
Eric ’71 and Candace ’71 Innes) Awarded by the Athletic Awards Committee to a Gaiter basketball
Preference given to a second year student in good academic student-athlete.
standing from outside Quebec, who has made a significant con-
ZDENEK MUNZAR MEMORIAL AWARD
tribution to campus life. To be eligible, the student must submit
Established in 1998 by Dr. Michael Munzar, B.Sc. ’75, a Trustee of
an essay of 500-600 words on “Objectives for my University Bishop’s University Foundation and a loyal friend of the University, in
Experience” to explain his or her aspirations for university. The honour of his father.
award is renewable provided the recipient continues to meet the Awarded by the Athletic Awards Committee to students who indicate
criteria. financial need and have demonstrated athletic prowess in football.
RON AND SHELLY KAULBACH AWARD DIANE MURPHY SCRUBB MEMORIAL AWARD
(endowed by Ron Kaulbach ’66 through the Partners in Learning cam- (established in 2014 by family, friends and teammates of Diane
paign, 1998-2003) Murphy ’80)
Awarded to students who have demonstrated good performance in Awarded annually to a member of the Bishop’s women’s basketball
a sport and are in financial need. Selected by the Athletic Awards team. Preference given to well-rounded students who demonstrate
Committee. strong leadership skills in athletic and student life.
LEN KORNACK AWARD IN EDUCATION JEAN IRVINE PATERSON AWARD
(endowed in 2012 through a bequest in the Will of Len Kornack ’64) (endowed by Alex K. Paterson ’52, DCL ’74, Chancellor 1995-2005, in
Awarded to a Bachelor of Education student (preferably focusing honour of his mother)
on History or English as a teachable), who is a Canadian citizen and Awarded to full-time undergraduate students who, at the time of
demonstrates financial need. admission, are considered to have characteristics which make it likely
that they will, on graduation, contribute significantly to the community.
LEN KORNACK AWARD IN HISTORY Selection of the candidates will come from the Recruitment Office, with
(endowed in 2012 through a bequest in the Will of Len Kornack ’64) an aim to recruiting well-rounded Bishop’s students.
Awarded to a student majoring in History who is a Canadian citizen and
demonstrates financial need. JOAN AND ALEX PATERSON AWARD
(established in 2004 by Alex K. Paterson ’52, DCL ’74, Chancellor
TINA LAMANNA MEMORIAL AWARD 1995-2005)
(established in 2016 by Rick Lamanna ’02 in memory of his mother Awarded at Convocation to a graduating student who contributed the
Tina Lamanna, whose positive attitude, determined nature and fighting most to volunteer work and activities in the off campus community.
spirit remain an inspiration to her family and friends) Selected by the Dean of Student Affairs and the Executive of the SRC.
Awarded annually to a student-athlete, with priority given to men’s bas-
ketball, followed by men’s football and then women’s basketball. This JOHN PRATT EMERGING LEADER
award is renewable. ENTRANCE AWARD
(endowed in 2013 by John Pratt ’58)
RAY LAWSON AWARD
Awarded annually to entering students who demonstrate creativity and
(endowed by the Lawson Foundation in 1985 in honour of the initiative in one or more of the following categories: community service,
Honourable Ray Lawson, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and honorary extracurricular involvement, athletics, internship or work experience.
graduate of Bishop’s University.) Candidates should demonstrate potential for future achievement through
Awarded to the returning student who, in the opinion of the SRC, has a track record of previous efforts. Preference will be given to students
contributed the most to the life of the University. who are ineligible for other major entrance awards and major scholar-
ships.
DREW MACCANNELL AWARD FOR
INTERDISCIPLINARY EXCELLENCE E. ANTHONY PRICE AWARD
(endowed in 2018 by Dr. Keith Andrew MacCannell, BSc ’02) (endowed in 2003 by family and friends of Tony Price ’50, DCL ’02)
Awarded to a BSc student engaged in a joint program that combines Awarded to an upper year student who has excelled in academics
Biology, Biochemistry or Chemistry, with one or more of Physics, and sports and whose first language is French. Preference is given to
Mathematics or Computer Science. Preference will be given to Honours History students. Non-renewable.
undergraduate students with demonstrated academic achievement and
research potential. Awarded by the Chairs of the Division of Natural
Sciences and Mathematics. Graduate students will be considered if there
are no qualified undergraduates.Scholarships, Awards, Bursaries, Loans, and Prizes • 273
THOMAS E. PRICE MEMORIAL AWARD
(established in 1997 in memory of Thomas Price ’51, DCL ’82)
Bursaries
Alumni and friends of the University have established several
Preference given to a student-athlete entering second year, who is bursaries over time to assist students in financial need. An on-
academically eligible to participate and has demonstrated outstanding
line application is required to be considered for all awards and
ability in inter-university competition. Selection made by the Athletic
Awards Committee.
bursaries (Entering or Returning). The application deadline for
Entering students is March 15, 2019. The application deadline
OLGA REID MEMORIAL AWARD FOR JOURNALISM for Returning students is April 15, 2019. For more information
(endowed in 2011 by Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Reid, in memory of his sister and application, please visit: http://www.ubishops.ca/future-cur-
Olga Reid ’37) rent-students/money-matters/scholarships-awards-bursaries/.
Awarded annually to the student journalist or writer who, in the opinion Entering students can also contact the Admissions Office at ad-
of The Campus Editorial Board, has written the best article or series missions@ubishops.ca or 819-822-9600 x2006.
during the academic year. Returning students may contact Jamie Berwick, Bursar and
Financial Aid Officer at 819-822-9600 x2205 or jberwick@ubish-
RIDER FAMILY AWARD ops.ca.
(established in 2009 by Tim and Linda Rider on the occasion of John
Rider’s ’57 induction into the RBC Wall of Distinction, and in recogni- AK BURSARY
tion of the numerous Rider family members who have actively partici- (established by friends of Annis Karpenko ’70 in honour of her time as
pated in the Bishop’s experience) the SRC General Manager)
Awarded annually to a student-athlete playing football or basketball Awarded to a returning student in good academic standing who demon-
(men’s or women’s) who has demonstrated athletic excellence. Awarded strates financial need. Preference given to Fine Arts or Drama majors.
by the Athletic Awards Committee. Additional preference given to current or former members of the SRC.
JOE & YVONNE SCOTT AWARD APBU BURSARY
(established through the Partners in Learning campaign, 1998–2003, to (endowed through the Partners of Learning campaign, 1998-2003 by the
honour the graduation of their daughters, Jennifer ’99 and Allison ’01. Association of Professors of Bishop’s University) Awarded to a full-time
Joe served on Bishop’s Corporation from 1990-99) returning Bishop’s student, with priority given to students from Quebec.
Awarded to a student who has demonstrated good performance in a This award is renewable unless the student’s financial circumstances
sport and is in financial need. Selection made by the Athletic Awards change.
Committee.
HARRY BENNETT MEMORIAL BURSARY
THE GEOFF SNOW AWARD (endowed through a bequest in the Will of Harry Bennett, who served
(established in 2016 by Geoffrey Snow, BA ’05) on Bishop’s Corporation from 1976-1985, and on the Foundation from
Awarded to a female student-athlete from Ontario playing on the bas- 1989-1997)
ketball or soccer team, to encourage Ontario students to explore Quebec Awarded to a full-time student who demonstrates financial need.
and experience Bishop’s.
BISHOP’S UNIVERSITY STAFF BURSARY
SPG JUBILEE AWARD FOR STUDENT MUSICIANS AT (endowed by support staff through the Partners in Learning campaign,
ST. MARKS CHAPEL 1998-2003)
Awarded to students who provide musical services in St. Mark’s Chapel Awarded to returning full-time students in good academic standing who
during the academic year. This may include playing the organ or another are Canadian citizens, demonstrate financial need, and do not hold any
instrument, directing the chapel choir, or accompanying choir practices. other University scholarship or bursary.
Selected by the Chapel Music Committee.
BOROUGH OF LENNOXVILLE BURSARY
CODY TRIGGS MEMORIAL AWARD (established in 1994 by the Borough of Lennoxville)
(funded annually by David and Laurie Triggs to honour the memory of Awarded to a long-time resident of Lennoxville who is entering first-
their son Cody who died tragically in 2005 while a student at Bishop’s) year and who demonstrates financial need.
Awarded to a rugby player who demonstrates athletic prowess and
responsible conduct. Awarded by the Athletic Awards Committee and CHAWKERS FOUNDATION BURSARY
presented at the Athletic Awards Night ceremony. (endowed by The Chawkers Foundation in 2000)
Awarded to a student in good standing in the Environmental Studies
BUTCH VOCE AWARD
program who has demonstrated financial need. Recipient selected by
(funded annually since 2012 by Greg Duval ’74 and family in memory the faculty of the Environmental Studies and Geography Department.
of friend and former team-mate Butch Voce who suffered a paralyzing Non-renewable.
football injury as a Bishop’s student)
Awarded to a Bishop’s football player in his first year who has made CIBC BUSINESS BURSARIES
an outstanding contribution on or off the field. Awarded by the Athletic (established in 2017 through the Leading the Way campaign)
Awards Committee.
Awarded to students in financial need enrolled in the Williams School of
Note: Students’ Representative Council (SRC) Awards are listed Business, with preference to those participating in the Co-op program.
in the Services and Facilities section of this calendar, under
Student Government and Student Activities.274 • Bishop’s University 2019/2020
VIRGINIA COWAN MEMORIAL BURSARY REV. RAY JENSEN BURSARY
(endowed by family and friends in memory of Virginia Cowan ’95, who (endowed in 2017 by Rev. Ray Jensen ’50)
died prematurely in 2001) Awarded to Bishop’s students in financial need, studying in the Liberal
Presented to a continuing female Business student in good academic Arts.
standing who has participated widely in campus life.
GERALD JOHNSTON BURSARY
DESJARDINS BURSARY (endowed in 2015 through a bequest in the Will of Gerald H. Johnston
(endowed in 2015 through the Leading The Way campaign) ’48)
Awarded to returning full-time students who demonstrate financial Preference given to students in the Division of Natural Sciences and
need, are Canadian citizens and are current members of Desjardins. Ten Mathematics who demonstrate financial need.
awards in the amount of $1000 each are available each year. Students
must provide proof of being a current Desjardins member. Non- THE JOYCE FAMILY FOUNDATION BURSARY
renewable. (endowed in 2016 by The Joyce Family Foundation through the Leading
The Way campaign)
FOUR SHADES OF PURPLE MEMORIAL BURSARY Awarded to entering, full-time Canadian students or Permanent
(established in 2010 by alumni, friends and family to honour the mem- Residents who demonstrate critical financial need, high academic poten-
ory of dear friends and former students Michel Fontaine, Kyle Pearson tial and perseverance in the face of challenges. Recipients are expected
’06, David Teehan ’07, and Cody Triggs) to participate in a mentoring program. Bursaries are renewable if criteria
Awarded annually to a second year student who was initially supported are met.
through the Refugee Sponsorship Program. Awarded by the Refugee
Sponsorship Committee. JOHN LECKIE BURSARY
(endowed in 2005 by John Leckie ’68)
ROYCE AND JANET GALE BURSARY Preference given to a Business student from the Eastern Townships who
(endowed in 2018 by Mr. Royce Gale ’49) demonstrates financial need.
Awarded to full-time School of Education students in good academic
standing, who demonstrate financial need. Preference given to those MAYA LIGHTBODY BURSARY
from the Eastern Townships. (endowed by colleagues and friends of prominent regional artist Maya
Lightbody)
STEWART GRAHAM MEMORIAL BURSARY Awarded to a part-time student enrolled in Fine Arts courses. Selected
(endowed by family, faculty and friends of Stewart Graham ’00 on the by the Department.
occasion of his premature death in 2000)
Preference given to a continuing student from Atlantic Canada who T. DAVID LITTLE BURSARY
demonstrates financial need. (established in 2014 by Len Ruby ’87 and Raegan Little ’90)
Awarded annually to an entering student in financial need who is play-
ROGER V. HARDY BURSARY ing a varsity sport, and interested in pursuing a career in law.
(endowed in 2003 by Roger V. Hardy ’93)
Awarded to Rugby or Soccer student-athletes in good academic RONALD C. LOUCKS BURSARY
standing, who demonstrate financial need. A minimum of 50% will be (endowed in 2016 by Ronald C. Loucks ’74 through the Leading the
awarded to female athletes. Way campaign)
Awarded based on financial need, often in conjunction with a student’s
THOMAS & CECILE HENDY BURSARY effort and commitment to his/her studies, the bursary will help students
(endowed in 2017 through the Leading the Way campaign by George pursue higher education at Bishop’s University.
Hendy ’68, Chair of the BU Foundation, 2010-2017, in memory of his
parents) O’KILL AND BARBARA MILLER MEMORIAL
Awarded to one or more deserving students who demonstrate high aca- BURSARY
demic achievement and financial need. (endowed in 2008 by Sandra Miller ’90 in memory of her parents)
Awarded to a full-time, mature student from Quebec who has demon-
HOWARD V. HOLLOWAY BURSARY IN EDUCATION
strated financial need.
(endowed in 2016 in memory of Howie ’65, by Anne Holloway,
Stephen ’65 and Kathleen Prest, family and friends) CAROL AND MICHAEL MOONEY BURSARY
This renewable bursary is awarded to two students from the Eastern (endowed in 2002 by Carol and Michael Mooney, both BSC ’68)
Townships or Quebec Lower North Shore enrolled in the School of
Awarded annually to a male student in the Elementary Education
Education and who demonstrate financial need.
program, who has completed two years of study.
Selected by the Department.
DR. IAN KNOWLTON HUME BURSARY
(established in 2016 by the Hume Family to honour the memory of their SEAN AND LAURA O’BRIEN BURSARY
father, Dr. Ian Knowlton Hume ’33)
(established in 2013 by Sean O’Brien ’90 and Lara O’Brien ’92)
This non-renewable entrance bursary is awarded annually to a first-year
Awarded annually to a student in financial need, with preference given
student athlete in good academic standing. Preference given to a can-
to members of the Gaiter Football team.
didate without other financial assistance, from the Eastern Townships
(with preference given to Foster, Melbourne or Richmond), and/or regis-
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