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BUSINESS • TECHNOLOGY • TRADES
student
awards
guide
2011/2012
BUSINESS • TECHNOLOGY • TRADES
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Student Awards — A Big Benefit
Each year thousands of worthy SAIT Polytechnic students receive $3.6 million in awards, scholarships and
bursaries from our donors. A student award can mean the difference between attending SAIT or not, or
having to work and taking longer to graduate. We believe that helping students manage their debt load
before they graduate will make it easier for them to start their careers off right, and start giving back to
the community sooner.
Knowing that people they’ve probably never met before care about their future is the overwhelming
sense of gratitude students feel when they win an award. Here is what some of SAIT’s award recipients
have to say:
“As a student returning to post-graduate studies and risking much to follow my passion, it has
not been a path void of challenges. Receiving this generous award has lifted a huge burden off
my shoulders, but more importantly, has reinforced my determination to follow through with my
program while performing at my highest ability.”
— Ranjene Muzumdar, Film and Video Production ‘11
“My family arrived here as landed immigrants two-and-a-half years ago and tried very hard to assimilate
to the culture, weather and environment. This award is a manifestation of acceptance, telling me that I am
a part of this country, Canada.”
— Manuelito Malveda, Power Engineering Technology ‘11
“With awards like these we can concentrate on our studies, especially during exam time, without having
to worry as much about money. This award helps me financially, but it also makes me feel good to be
recognized for my hard work and dedication to my studies.”
— Jude Polsky, Architectural Technology ‘11
“Working on cars and building a career around cars is something I have wanted to do since I was a little
kid, and now I will be able to fulfill that dream with the help of this scholarship. It will lessen the amount
of student loans that I will have to take to pay for tuition and tools. Hopefully I will become successful
enough so that one day I can donate to a scholarship and give other students the same opportunity that I
was given.”
— David Million, Automotive Service Technology ‘11
“Having two young children and attending school full time is not easy, but now I can breathe easier and
not focus on worrying about money. This award has also given me the opportunity to demonstrate to my
daughters that hard work and dedication pays off.”
— Sigcwalisiwe Ntaka, Business Administration ‘11
“Entering the Diagnostic Medical Sonography field is a career change for me and it was a choice that was
not easy to make. There were many issues to contemplate before making the decision. This award is a
validation of that decision and is encouragement to strive for the constant improvement of oneself.”
— Marina Choy, Diagnostic Medical Sonography ‘11
We often hear from our donors about the many reasons they give – to honour relatives, to support
specific programs they feel passionately about and to leave legacies. But they all give to make a
difference in a student’s life. They give because they want to help students achieve their dreams and be
successful. Through the strong support of our donors, many of whom are SAIT alumni, the number of
awards will continue to grow.
Read on, apply and take advantage of $3.6 million in awards available to you as a SAIT student.
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Student Awards Guide 2011-2012 1
table of contents
GENERAL AWARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
ATHLETIC AWARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
CENTRE FOR ACADEMIC
LEARNING SERVICES (CALS) . . . . . . 15
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS . . . . . . . . . . . 16
General Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Administrative Information Management . . . . . . . . . 16
Bachelor of Applied Business Administration . . . . . . 17
Business Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Legal Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION . . . . . . 19
General Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Architectural Technologies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Bachelor of Applied Technology Geographic
Information Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Bachelor of Science in Construction Project
Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Bricklayer Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Cabinetmaker Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Carpenter Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Civil Engineering Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Electrial Motor Systems
Technician Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Electrician Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Engineering Design And Drafting Technology. . . . . . 22
Gas Fitter Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Geomatics Engineering Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Glazier Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Plumber Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Process Piping Drafting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Refrigeration and A/C Mechanic Apprentice . . . . . . 23
Sheet Metal Worker Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Steamfitter-Pipefitter Apprentice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
MACPHAIL SCHOOL OF ENERGY . . . 24
General Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Bachelor of Applied Technology
Petroleum Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Chemical Engineering Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Chemical Laboratory Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Electrical Engineering Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Energy Asset Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Environmental Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Instrument Technician Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Instrumentation Engineering Technology . . . . . . . . . 26
Oil and Gas Production Accounting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Petroleum Engineering Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Power Engineering Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Process Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Workplace Safety Management
– Distance Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND
PUBLIC SAFETY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
General Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Dental Assisting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Diagnostic Medical Sonography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Emergency Medical Technician . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Emergency Medical Technician — Paramedic . . . . . . 31
Health Information Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Medical Laboratory Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Medical Laboratory Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Medical Radiologic Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Nuclear Medicine Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Nutrition for Healthy Lifestyles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Respiratory Therapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY AND
TOURISM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
General Award. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Baker Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Baking and Pastry Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Cook Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Hospitality Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Meat Operations and Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Professional Cooking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Travel and Tourism . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
SCHOOL OF INFORMATION
AND COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNOLOGIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Bachelor of Applied Technology
Information Systems. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Broadcast Systems Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Digital Graphics Communications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Electronics Engineering Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Exploration Information Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Film and Video Production . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Information Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Journalism . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Library Information Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Library Operations Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Radio, Television and Broadcast News . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
SCHOOL OF MANUFACTURING AND
AUTOMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
General Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Automated Systems Engineering Technology. . . . . . 40
Machinist Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Machinist Technician . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Mechanical Design Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Mechanical Engineering Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Millwright Apprentice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Non—Destructive Testing Foundations . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Welder Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Welding Engineering Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
SCHOOL OF TRANSPORTATION . . . 42
General Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Technology . . . . . . . 43
Aircraft Structures Technician . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Auto Body Technician Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Automotive Service Technician Apprentice . . . . . . . . 44
Automotive Service Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Avionics Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Business Administration
– Automotive Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Diesel Equipment Technician . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Heavy Equipment Technician Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . 46
Parts Technician Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Railway Conductor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Recreation Vehicle Service Technician . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Index. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
GeneralAthleticsCALSBusinessConstructionEnergyHealthandPublicSafetyHospitalityandTourismInformationandCommunicationsTechnologiesManufacturingandAutomationTransportation
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Welcome to SAIT Polytechnic
Whether you are just starting out in your first semester or finishing your last and getting ready to graduate, you’re now well on your way to a new and
exciting career. SAIT is committed to helping you achieve success by providing you with the best possible education.
Alumni and Development is part of that commitment and we hope we have an opportunity to meet you and be part of your educational experience.
We work for you in a number of ways:
The SAIT Student Awards Program – We are proud to offer $3.6 million in awards to students in almost every SAIT program. Awards are
available to all qualifying SAIT students in recognition of academic success, financial need, community involvement and much more. This guide
gives you all of the information you need to help you apply. But don’t hesitate to call us at 403.284.7010 if you have any questions.
Connections to Industry – Get involved with your student club and get connected to alumni and other industry leaders. Together with the
Student Clubs Board we host a number of networking events that will connect you to your industry – a great way to learn more about your future
career and to meet people who may someday become your employer.
Free Business Cards for Graduating Students – If you are a member of the Class of 2012, watch in the coming months for your free business
cards. We want you to succeed in and out of the classroom.
These are just a few of the many opportunities that are coming your way. Watch The Weal, mySAIT.ca, the Alumni and Development and SAITSA websites
for details. Catch up with SAIT Alumni on:
Spend time with the Alumni and Development team. Volunteer! You’ll gain experience to add to your resumé, meet industry professionals and stay
connected with fellow alumni. For more information or volunteer opportunities, visit alumnilink.ca or email alumni@sait.ca.
From the moment we welcome you on campus to the time when we help you succeed in your chosen profession after graduation, we will do all we can to
support your goals. We look forward to meeting you and seeing you throughout the year. Drop by our offices at any time. We’re located in room
MA 113 in Heritage Hall.
On behalf of the Alumni and Development team, I wish you a great year and continued success.
Brian Bowman
Director,
Alumni and Development
SAIT AlumniSAIT Alumni: Virtual Reunion SAIT Alumni: Virtual Reunion@SAITAlumni
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Award Types
SAIT offers more than 3,250 awards to its students, with most falling into
one of the following four categories: Entrance, General,
School—Nominated and Government.
Entrance
Entrance awards are designated for students who are beginning a new
program. In some instances they are program-specific and in others,
students in all programs may apply.
The 2012—2013 Entrance awards will be available commencing November
2011 and will be open for application until May 2, 2012. In November,
please visit Student Awards at sait.ca or look in the Entrance Awards
Guide to see a listing of these awards.
General
General awards are undesignated awards that, in most circumstances,
any student in any program may apply for if they meet the criteria
outlined in this guide.
School—Nominated Awards
These awards are designed by the academic school and are program
specific. Contact your Academic Chair for more information on applying
online. SAIT awards take the form of bursaries, prizes or scholarships.
Bursary — Financial need is the primary criteria used for selection,
however, other criteria may also be included.
Prize — Non-cash awards including such items as plaques, medals and
prizes awarded for a specific accomplishment (academic or
non—academic).
Scholarship — Academic achievement is the primary selection criteria,
however, other criteria may also be included such as financial need,
community involvement, etc.
Government Funded
These awards are issued directly by the government. All details on these
awards can be found by visiting alis.alberta.ca/scholarships.
Award Criteria
SAIT awards are given based in whole or in part on the following criteria:
Academic Achievement — A pre—determined Grade Point Average (GPA).
Financial Need — Financial need is determined by assessing a student’s
income and expenses for the academic year. Students receiving student
loans may still be considered in financial need.
Community Involvement — Participation in community events,
volunteer commitments with non—profits and/or charities, and
involvement in extracurricular activities such as sports or church
is important to include in your application.
** Some awards may include additional criteria as specified by the donor.
Some examples may include your family status, your heritage or your chosen
profession. Please read through the guide carefully to ensure that you meet all of
the criteria and apply only for the awards for which you are eligible.
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General Information
Who may apply?
If you are enroled at SAIT as a continuous, full-time student or
apprentice you may be eligible to apply. There are exceptions for part-
time and distance learning students that are outlined in the guide, so
please review the criteria carefully.
I’m an international student —
am I eligible?
Yes, students who are citizens of countries other than Canada and
who have been accepted at SAIT on a student visa are eligible for SAIT
student awards. In order to collect the award however, an International
student must have either a Social Insurance Number (SIN) or an
Individual Tax Number (ITN). International students should contact
the SAIT International Student Office for details and assistance. The
office may also suggest other awards that are directed specifically to
international students.
If I win an award — how will I know?
SAIT Alumni and Development will notify students selected for awards
within four months of the application deadline. Recipients will receive
an email, telephone call or written notification as to when the award
may be obtained.
How to Apply
All applications can now only be accepted online at mySAIT.ca. Click
on the myStudent tab and look under the Finance Information section
for Scholarships and Awards. By typing in your student ID, only the
awards you are eligible for based on your program will be viewable. One
application form lists all the awards you are eligible for — simply check
off the awards on the form. Apply anytime, anywhere. It’s that simple.
application deadlines
Apply online ahead of time!
Please pay specific attention to deadlines for each unique award. Note
that deadlines are firm and cannot be extended.
Application Tips
Read the Criteria
Read the conditions for each award carefully. Please do not apply for an
award if you do not meet the essential criteria. This will save you time
in the essay section by eliminating essays that you do not have relevant
information for.
A Word About Your References
Choose your references with care. Employers, religious leaders,
community leaders, teachers and instructors can serve as excellent
references. Ideally your references should have known you for a
minimum of six months. Avoid using members of your family, best friends
or roommates. Please advise your references of the award for which you
are applying and inform them of the specific criteria of the award so that,
if required, they may indicate why you are a suitable candidate. They
should always try to address your current attributes and skills.
Financial Information
If you are applying for any awards that have financial need as a criteria,
you must fill this section out. Please provide accurate information on
monthly expenses and income. If you are unsure of exact amounts,
please provide an estimate.
Essays, Written Documentation,
Specialty Criteria
Please read these sections carefully and answer the questions as
specifically as you can. It is best to provide as much detailed information
as possible.
Taxation of Scholarships
and Bursaries
The full amount of scholarships, fellowships, or bursaries are not
taxable and are no longer reported as income on your tax return. The
scholarships, fellowships, or bursaries must be received by you as a
student with respect to your enrolment in a program that entitles you
to claim the Education Amount (Form T2202, Education and Textbook
Amounts Certificate). If you are not eligible for the education amount,
report on line 130 only the amount that is more than $500.
For Government funded awards, the T4As are issued by Alberta Advanced
Education — Students Finance will show the tax amount of scholarships
and bursaries in Box 28 — Other Income. Box 38, shows the footnote code
as 05, which is for Scholarships/Bursaries. This amount should not be
reported on your tax return, as long as you are eligible for the Education
Amount (Form T2202, Education and Textbook Amounts Certificate).”
If you are unsure of your tax status, contact the Canada Revenue Agency
at: 1.800.959.8281 or cra.gc.ca.
PLEASE NOTE:
• All awards, amounts and numbers of awards, as listed in the guide, are
subject to receipt of funding. In the event of program cancellation,
awards will be reallocated to a program area designated by Alumni and
Development.
• If there is a discrepancy between the published award criteria or
value and the official award documentation located in the Alumni
and Development department, the official documentation is deemed
accurate. Award criteria and values are subject to change.
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THESE
STUDENTS
ARE SMILING
BECAUSE OF YOU
Thank you for investing in SAIT Polytechnic’s Student
Awards Program. Your support provides $3.6 million
in bursaries, scholarships and awards to over 3,250
students each year.
Your help removes financial barriers and allows
men and women to focus on their studies. SAIT is
proud of the many large and small businesses and
individuals that contribute to student awards which
inspire our students to achieve success.
If you would like to contribute to the SAIT
Student Awards Program, please call Alumni and
Development at 403.284.7010. We would be pleased
to provide you with more information on how you
can help SAIT students achieve their career goals.
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general
awards
GENERAL AWARDS
ALBERTA NWT COMMAND ROYAL
CANADIAN LEGION
Value: $500 Number: 5
Criteria:
• Second semester or greater
• One award for Aircraft Maintenance Engineer
Technology students.
• Remaining awards for students in any certificate or
diploma program
• Academic achievement
• Financial need
• Native born or naturalized Canadians domiciled in
Alberta or the Northwest Territories
• Applicants must be:
— child of a deceased or disabled war veteran or;
— child of a war veteran or;
— an ex—service man/woman or;
— child of an ex—service man/woman or serving
personnel or;
— grandchild of a veteran or ex—service personnel.
Deadline: December 31
ALTALINK CENTENNIAL
Value: $2,000 Number: 1
Criteria:
• Third or fifth semester of a diploma or applied degree
program
• Alberta resident from a small town or rural Alberta
community prior to attending SAIT
• Financial need
• Demonstrated leadership by involvement in
extracurricular and community activities.
Deadline: November 28
AMBER WEBB-BOWERMAN MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Second semester
• Preference given to a student involved in The Emery
Weal (SAIT Students’ Association Newspaper)
• Preference given to involvement in SAITSA
• Extracurricular involvement in the journalism arts with
proven commitment to journalism excellence
• Financial need
• Demonstrated leadership.
Deadline: January 28
ASCENT — ENVISIONING A NEW TOMORROW
Criteria:
• Certificate or diploma program
• Academic achievement with a minimum GPA 2.00
• Financial need
• Involvement in the SAIT community or SAITSA.
ASSOCIATION OF SCIENCE AND
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
PROFESSIONALS OF ALBERTA (ASET)
Sponsored by: Engineering Technology Scholarship
Foundation of Alberta (ETSFA)
Criteria:
• Enroled in the final year of an applied science or
engineering technology diploma program that will lead
to eventual certification by ASET
• Academic achievement (placement in the top 10%
during first year of studies)
• Must be a member of ASET (membership is free
to students enroled in their final year of an ASET
recognized program – refer to aset.ab.ca)
• Leadership ability through participation in school and/
or community activities.
Deadline: September 28
BELL NEXXIA
Criteria:
• Second semester of any program
• Financial need.
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BUCHANAN FAMILY
Criteria:
• First, second or third semester or period of a certificate
or diploma or apprenticeship program
• Financial need.
Deadline: March 28
CADMUS APPRENTICE —
THE CALGARY FOUNDATION
Criteria:
• Financial need
• Leadership/community involvement
• High school transcript required
• Entering first period of the following pre—employment
and apprenticeship programs: Appliance Service
Technician, Auto Body Technician, Automotive Service
Technician, Baker, Bricklayer, Cabinetmaker, Carpenter,
Concrete Finisher, Electrical Motor Systems Technician,
Electrician, Gasfitter First Class, Glassworker/Glazier,
Heavy Equipment Technician, Instrument Technician,
Machinist, Millwright, Painter and Decorator, Parts
Technician, Plumber, Power Systems Electrician,
Recreation Vehicle Service Technician, Refrigeration
and Air Conditioning Mechanic, Sheet Metal Worker,
Steamfitter—Pipefitter, Transport Refrigeration
Mechanic, Welder.
Process:
• Submit a copy of your high school or apprentice
entrance exam marks to Alumni and Development,
room MA113.
Deadline: Apply during your first period of
apprenticeship training.
CALGARY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION
Criteria:
• Financial need
• Calgary resident
• One award for students in one of the following
programs: Architectural Technologies, Civil Engineering
Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology,
Engineering Design and Drafting Technology, Geomatics
Engineering Technology, Welding Engineering
Technology
• Two awards for students in one of the following
apprenticeship programs, or completion of a
pre—employment program as follows: Bricklayer,
Cabinetmaker, Carpenter, Concrete Finisher, Electrician,
Glazier, Painter and Decorator, Refrigeration and Air
Conditioning Mechanic, Plumber, Sheet Metal Worker,
Steamfitter—Pipefitter, Welder.
Process:
• Previous period apprenticeship marks required
• Entering students must submit a copy of high school
transcript
• Marks are to be submitted to Alumni and Development,
room MA113.
Deadline: December 31 and May 30
CALGARY CO-OP ASSOCIATION
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Preference will be given to members of Calgary Co—op.
CALGARY FILIPINO LIONS CLUB
Criteria:
• Any diploma or certificate program
• Alberta resident
• Preference given to applicants of Filipino descent.
CALGARY FOUNDATION
Criteria:
• Any certificate or diploma program
• Financial need
• Preference given to a single parent.
CALGARY HITMEN
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need.
CALGARY KOTOBUKI SOCIETY
(JAPANESE SENIORS)
Criteria:
• Second period apprentice
• Financial need
• Canadian citizen.
Deadline: May 30
CALGARY SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR
IMMIGRANTS — THE CALGARY FOUNDATION
Criteria:
• Third or fifth semester
• Financial need
• Good standing in previous semesters of study
• Landed immigrant to Canada or one who has been a
landed immigrant and now a Canadian citizen.
CANADIAN SCOUT JAMBOREE CJ’93 SERVICE
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Has been registered as a child, youth or adult member
of any section of Scouting for more than two years
• Current community involvement considered.
CARETAKING AND CUSTODIAL STAFF
Criteria:
• Financial need
• Being supported by a single parent
Process:
• Submit a reference letter to Alumni and Development,
room MA113.
CLOVERDALE PAINT INC.
Criteria:
• Financial need
• Demonstrated commitment to community service and
career or entrepreneurial objectives
• Preference given to dependents of Cloverdale Paint
employees
• Alberta or British Columbia residents and Canadian
citizens.
CN SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR WOMEN
Criteria:
• Female student entering a non—traditional trade or
program.
Process:
• Complete a short essay describing your career interests
• Must submit a reference letter to Alumni and
Development, room MA113.
COLIN GUTOR – DARE TO LEAD
Criteria:
• Second year of any diploma program
• Leadership demonstrated by volunteer activities in the
SAIT community
• Academic achievement.
CURRY
Value: $ 1,130 Number: 1
Criteria:
• Entering or returning student enroled in a certificate or
diploma program
• Financial need
• Preference given to descendants of the original
pioneers (early 1900’s) who held title to land within the
present boundaries of the Special Areas Board, Hanna,
Alberta – proof required
• If no “descendant” applicant qualifies, the award
will be open to students who have attended a high
school within the Special Areas Board’s jurisdiction
Altario, Cessford, Consort, Coronation, Hanna, Oyen,
Youngstown.
Process:
• A legal land description and proof of ancestry must be
submitted showing that your ancestor was a pioneer
of the Special Areas Board. This proof can be things
such as Family Trees, copies of ancestry information
from History books, current or previous proof of land
title, etc
• Then, confirmation that the legal land description of
your ancestor is within the boundaries of the Special
Areas Board must also be obtained from the Special
Areas Board Office in Hanna, AB at 403.854.5600
• Submit your proof to Alumni and Development, Heritage
Hall Room MA113.
DIRTT STUDENT INNOVATION
Value: $1,500 per Team Number: 2
Criteria:
• Full—time students who will be graduating from a
certificate, diploma or degree program
• Demonstrated capacity for innovative thinking in a
project, preferably with a project course, that solves
an existing industry problem or meets an unsolved
customer need.
Process:
• For information on applying go to
sait.ca/innovationawards or call 403.284.7056
• Submit your application along with a reference letter
directly to the Applied Research and Innovation
Services department, room MD115.
Deadline: April 30
DOUGLAS (YEUNG) TIMS MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Preference given to former students of the Calgary
Public Chinese School who are also involved in the
community.
ED MARDELL MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00)
• For an AUPE member or dependent of
• Financial need
• Leadership and community involvement
• Preference given to Business Administration students.
E.J. TICKLES FAMILY
Criteria:
• Completed one semester or one period of either a
diploma or apprentice program
• Financial need
• Involvement in extracurricular activities.
Deadline: March 28
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ELMA WAMBEKE
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Preference given to rural applicants from Alberta whose
parents derive their principal income from farming
• Minimum GPA 2.00 from previous semesters.
EMMA RANSOM MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Any certificate, diploma or degree program
• Financial need
• Leadership skills developed at SAIT through
participation in campus activities and volunteerism.
ENFORM — PAUL SCHOENHALS
Criteria:
• Any certificate, diploma or apprentice program
• Successful completion of previous semester(s) or
period(s)
• Financial need.
Process:
• Submit a copy of your apprenticeship marks to Alumni
and Development, Room MA113.
Deadline: March 28
ERNEST WOOD MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Enroled in a pre—employment program
• Alberta resident for a minimum of two years
• Primary consideration given to individual who
demonstrates an ability to succeed while enroled in
the program — academic achievement, leadership and
community involvement
• Secondary consideration given to financial need
Deadline: March 28
FACILITIES MAINTENANCE
Criteria:
• First period apprentice (any trade)
• Athletic participation
• Sportsmanship
• Leadership
• Canadian citizenship.
Deadline: May 30
FAIRFAX FINANCIAL HOLDINGS LIMITED
Criteria:
• Must have previously received this award in your first
year
• Second year student
• Financial need
• Academic achievement minimum GPA 3.00
• Community involvement
• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant.
Special Note:
• Previous recipients must continue enrolment in their
chosen program in consecutive semesters (excluding
four month semester summer break) and continue
to demonstrate eligibility under the criteria outlined
above.
• Previous recipients must apply each year and declare if
participating in any work-study programs.
FIRSTENERGY CAPITAL CORP. 10TH ANNIVERSARY
Criteria:
• Third or fifth semester of any diploma or applied
degree program
• Preference given to financially distressed students in
energy industry related studies.
FRANCES CAMYRE MEMORIAL —
Criteria:
• Acceptable academic achievement
• Financial need
• “Personal character” as defined by the donor
• Successfully completed first semester
• Must be a Canadian citizen and a continuous Alberta
resident for at least five years.
FRIENDS OF SAIT CHUCKWAGON
Criteria:
• One award for full—time students in the first, second
or third semester of a certificate, diploma or applied
degree program
• One award for full—time students in the first, second or
third period of an apprenticeship program
• Based on financial need.
Deadline: March 28 and May 30
GAS PROCESSORS ASSOCIATION CANADA (GPAC)
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Following programs are eligible: Chemical Engineering
Technology, Chemical Technology, Geomatics
Engineering Technology, Instrumentation Engineering
Technology, Petroleum Engineering Technology, Welding
Engineering Technology
• Financial need
• Graduate of a Canadian high school.
GEORGE S. AUDLEY EDUCATIONAL
FUND — ALBERTA UNION OF
PROVINCIAL EMPLOYEES (AUPE)
Criteria:
• Financial need
• Members in good standing of the AUPE with two years
of consecutive service
• Spouses and/or financial dependents (under 25 years of
age) of members in good standing of the AUPE with two
years of consecutive service
• Dependents of retired or deceased AUPE members
(must apply within ten years of the retirement or death)
• Consideration given to past members who enrol within
the first year following job elimination.
Process:
• Must provide AUPE membership number.
GLOBAL EDUCATION NETWORK
Value: Varies Number: Varies
Criteria:
• Enroled in a program that participates in the Global
Education Network (GEN) Program
• For details on eligibility and how to apply, contact the
GEN Coordinator at 403—774—4971.
Deadline: Ongoing
INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF JOB’S DAUGHTERS
Criteria:
• First or third semester
• Financial need
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
EXCELLENCE AND LEADERSHIP
Criteria:
• For international students
• One award based on academic achievement (highest
GPA from first and second semesters)
• One award based on outstanding leadership
demonstrated to other SAIT students, initiative in
supporting SAIT programs, and/or contributions to
awareness of international education at SAIT. Essay
required.
JACK DALLAS MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Second semester or third period of apprenticeship
program
• Athletic participation
• Sportsmanship
• Leadership
• Citizenship
• Personality.
Deadline: March 28
JR RUNNING RABBIT MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Any period of an apprenticeship program
• Preference given to Plumber Apprentices
• Financial need
• Must be of Canadian Aboriginal/Native ancestry with a
status card.
Deadline: May 30
LEONIE RICHARD MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Entering or returning student
• Financial need
• Female student
• Single parent
• Canadian citizen
• Preference given to applicants in programs related to
the food service industry.
LOCAL 39 AUPE — ALBERTA UNION
OF PROVINCIAL EMPLOYEES
Criteria:
• Certificate, diploma or apprenticeship program
• Financial need
• AUPE members in good standing with one year of
consecutive service (not restricted to Local 39) and/
or their spouse/same sex partner and/or their financial
dependents
• Dependents (under the age of 25) of retired or
deceased member (within a period of ten years of
retirement/death)
• Consideration will be made for a past member who
enrols full-time within the first year following job
elimination.
Process:
• Must provide AUPE membership number.
MACDONALD FAMILY
Criteria:
• Diploma programs
• Primary consideration given to financial need
• Secondary consideration given to academic
achievement
• Preference given to applicants with dependent children.
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MARY CHIARASTELLA MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Second semester
• Financial need
• Involvement in the SAIT community
• Satisfactory first semester marks.
NEIL COLLIN
Criteria:
• Second semester
• Living in SAIT Residence
• Outstanding contributor to the SAIT student residence
• Member of the current SAIT Residence Social
Committee/Community Council
OPTIMIST CLUB OF CALGARY
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
Criteria:
• Third or fourth semester
• Financial need
• Youth involvement
• Not to be recipient of another major award.
OWEN SCHOLARSHIP —
Criteria:
• Financial need
• For a single parent
• Preference given to part—time studies.
PETE CINDRIC MEMORIAL —
Criteria:
• Third or fourth semester
• Financial need
PRECISION DRILLING CORPORATION
Criteria:
• Third semester
• The following programs are eligible: Bachelor of
Applied Technology Petroleum Engineering, Diesel
Equipment Technician, Instrumentation Engineering
Technology, Petroleum Engineering Technology, Welding
Engineering Technology
• Financial need
• Resident of one of the four Western provinces.
PRINCESS AUTO FOUNDATION
Criteria:
• First period of the following apprentice programs:
Automotive Service Technician, Electrical Motor
Systems Technician and Welder
• Financial need
Deadline: May 30
RICHARD BERNHARDT MEMORIAL
Value: 3 installments of $500
Number: 1
Criteria:
• Enroled in first period of an apprenticeship program
• Financial need
• Community/leadership involvement
• Preference given to applicants travelling to attend
SAIT from Coronation or the surrounding towns in the
County of Paintearth
• In the event that there are no applicants from the
above area, preference will be given to applicants
registered in the Auto Body Technician, Automotive
Service Technician and Parts Technician programs.
Process:
• The intent of this award is to provide three equal
installments of $500 to the student in their first, second
and third periods of continuous apprenticeship training
at SAIT.
Deadline: Apply during your first period of
apprenticeship training.
RICHARD CROSS MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Completed a minimum of first semester of a diploma
program with a minimum GPA 2.00
• Leadership within SAITSA, SAIT and the overall Calgary
community
• Not in receipt of another internal SAITSA award
• Must not be a member of the SAITSA Executive Council.
ROBERT E. ROBERTSON MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Second or third semester of any full-time certificate,
diploma or applied degree program
• Financial need
• In the event of a tie preference will be given to a single
parent with dependents living with them.
ROBERT SPENCE MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Must have previously received this award in your first
year
• Second year student
• Must be bilingual (French/ English) or have an
educational background in French language or French
immersion/ bilingual programs
• Scholastic achievement of 70%
• Financial need
Special Note:
• Previous recipients who are in good academic standing
must apply for assistance each year.
ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY — MACEACHERN
Criteria:
• For full—time students
• Financial need.
ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY WEST
— COLONEL MACLEOD
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Minimum GPA 3.70
• 500—1000 word essay on “How My Career and
Philosophy Could Help Better World Understanding”
must be written to qualify for this award.
SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION
(SAFA) APPRENTICE
Criteria:
• Second or third period of an apprentice program
• Minimum 75% academic achievement during the
previous year(s)
• Financial need
• Preference given to a dependent of SAFA (please
identify).
Process:
• A copy of marks must be included and submitted to
Alumni and Development, room MA113.
Deadline: May 30
SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION
(SAFA) DEPENDENTS
Criteria:
• Enroled in a full-time program at a recognized
university, college or technical institute
• Direct dependent of a current or past SAFA member.
Process:
• For details on how to apply please contact the SAFA
office located in the Senator Burns building, room N201,
or phone 403.284.8321
• Applicants must apply directly to the SAFA Association
and provide proof of university acceptance.
SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY
ASSOCIATION (SAFA) DIPLOMA
Criteria:
• Third or fifth semester of a diploma or applied degree
• Primary consideration given to academic achievement
(minimum GPA 2.50 during the previous year)
• Secondary consideration given to dependents of SAFA
members (please identify)
• Financial need is third consideration
• Participation in extracurricular activities is fourth
consideration
• Other awards received are a fifth consideration.
SAIT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Criteria:
Three awards for:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• SAIT or community involvement
• Preference given to SAIT alumnus or member of
alumnus’ immediate family
Two awards for:
• Financial need
• Academic achievement may also be a consideration.
Deadline: November 28 and December 31
SAIT BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Value: $500 part-time, $1,000 full-time
Number: Variable
Criteria:
• Full-time or part-time students who are pursuing a
certificate or diploma by way of the following alternate
methods: distance delivery, general technology studies,
e—Learning, or continuing education
performance in the previous semester or prerequisite
marks.
SAIT COMMERCIAL SERVICES
Criteria:
• Any semester of any diploma program
• Financial need
• Minimum GPA of 3.00.
Deadline: February 28
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SAIT MEMORIAL LEGACY FUND IN
MEMORY OF: HENRY NEUFELD, MARLIN
JOHNSON AND GARRY ALFORD
Criteria:
• Second, third or fourth semester
achievement.
SAIT STUDENT CALLING PROGRAM EXCELLENCE
Criteria:
• For full—time or part—time students who are actively
involved in the SAIT Student Calling Program
• Excellence in performance through fundraising
activities in the SAIT Student Calling program
• One award for a student caller who has been working
with the SAIT Student Calling Program for the past
consecutive 6 months
• One award for a returning second year student caller
who has been working with the SAIT Student Calling
Program for the past 6 months.
Deadline: March 28
SAIT STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION (SAITSA)
Criteria:
• Completed previous semesters with a minimum GPA
of 2.00
• Any diploma or applied degree program
• Financial need
• Not a member of the SAITSA Executive Council.
SHEPPARD FAMILY
Criteria:
• Any certiﬁcate, diploma or applied degree program
• Financial need.
SHIRLEY AND FRED LAMONT
Criteria:
• Financial need.
SIEN LOK SOCIETY OF CALGARY
Criteria:
• Demonstrated efforts in promoting the preservation of
Chinese Culture; or volunteering in Sien Lok Society or
other cultural community organizations
• Financial need
• Alberta resident.
STAWOWSKI / SAFA
Criteria:
• Any diploma or applied degree program
• Financial need
• Preference in order of: single parents, married students
with children, married students, single living away from
home and single living at home.
STRIKE ENERGY SERVICES INC.
Criteria:
• Third semester of the Civil Engineering Technology
— Construction Management, Electrical Engineering
Technology, Mechanical Engineering Technology, or
Welding Engineering Technology programs
• Financial need
• Minimum GPA of 2.70
Elizabeth Steinburg
Mom in a Non-Traditional Trade
Elizabeth Steinburg was a high school math teacher for ten years before deciding
to make a career change. She traded her classroom and chalkboard for the world of
electrical motors, transformers and digital electronics.
Steinburg enroled in SAIT’s Electrical Engineering Technology (EET) program.
“A big part of the decision was that a lot of my fellow teachers were being laid off. I
looked at the future of the teaching profession and realized it wasn’t going to get a lot
better,” says Steinburg. “I’ve always followed a non-traditional path. I’m good at math
and physics and I knew there was a lot of math and theory in the EET program. ”
Deciding to come back to school wasn’t just a personal decision; it was a family
decision. Steinburg has two young daughters at home. Steinburg knew her student
loans weren’t going to provide enough family income, so she enlisted the help of the
Student Awards Guide.
“I have a very well marked catalogue of all the different scholarships,” says Steinburg.
“For the rewards, it really isn’t that much work. I spent maybe an hour tops filling out
the online forms. It’s important to me because I needed all the help I could get.”
Steinburg’s work ethic and program choice made her the perfect candidate for the
CN Scholarship for Women, an award that recognizes women in a non-traditional
trade. She also received the Norman Bakken Memorial award, which is determined by
the positive attitude of the applicant.
Steinburg says that the awards provided “a little extra wiggle room for birthday presents
and other family expenses. It’s nice to have that cushion that scholarships provide.”
The big celebration will happen when Steinburg walks across the stage and graduates
from Electrical Engineering Technology at SAIT in 2012.
“The whole country is my oyster! First of all, I would really like to find a job in the
industry. I’m also looking forward to being flexible with time and money again...it’s
going to be really exciting!”
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STUART HOLLAND MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Only available to those diagnosed with Attention Deficit
Disorder (ADD)
• Financial need
• Preference will be given to those students who are
enroled in the Business Administration (Accounting
major) or Hospitality Management program.
Process:
• Must outline your commitment and motivation to
succeed in order to qualify for this award
• Certification of disability must be on file with SAIT’s
Counselling Office; please submit a copy to Alumni and
Development, room MA113.
SWK HOLDINGS
Criteria:
• Second semester
• Financial need
• Must be at least 30 years of age
• Preference will be given to those students with no
previous post—secondary schooling
• Outline why going back to school is critical.
Process:
• Must submit a letter of recommendation from your
instructor to the Alumni and Development Office.
TAHMAZIAN MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Financial need
• Preference given to students of Armenian descent
• If no Armenian students apply, preference will go to a
single parent.
TALISMAN ENERGY INC. — ABORIGINAL
Criteria:
• Must be Native/Aboriginal and enroled in an earth
sciences, business, commerce or economics diploma or
applied degree program
• Academic standing
• Financial need
• Employment opportunity may be possible.
TAMMY CHEUNG MEMORIAL/
CHINESE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
Criteria:
• In the second year of a diploma program
• Financial need
• Preference given to students of Chinese descent.
TD CANADA TRUST
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Have made an outstanding contribution to SAIT in a
leadership role as a campus volunteer
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA of 2.00)
• One award for an applicant enroled in a program
considered nontraditional to his or her gender
• Not a member of the SAITSA Executive Council.
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Academic
learner
ser
Athletic AWARDs
AL AND BETTY BUTTLE
Criteria:
• Full-time student
• Active, playing member of the women’s intercollegiate
hockey team
• Will be a returning member to the women’s hockey
team the next academic year
• Commitment to chosen sport
• Abilities
• Good sportsmanship.
Deadline: March 28
BRIAN DANIELS
Criteria:
• Returning hockey players to SAIT Trojan Men’s team
• Team leadership
• Community service
• Acceptable athletic and academic performance.
Deadline: March 28
CORY KOROSI MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Academic improvement
• Financial need
• Volleyball athletes
• Positive attitude
• Enthusiasm and work ethic in practices and games
• Commitment to the team concept.
Deadline: March 28
DOUGLAS H. MITCHELL — HOCKEY ENTRANCE
Criteria:
• First year of a diploma or applied degree program
• Member of SAIT Trojan Men’s or Women’s Hockey team
• Academic achievement, minimum GPA 2.50
• Community involvement.
Deadline: March 28
E.J. TICKLES TROJAN SPORTS
Criteria:
• Academic merit
• Financial need
• SAIT Trojan volleyball, basketball or hockey players
• Athletic ability
• Returning for the ﬁnal two semesters.
Deadline: March 28
GOW-KOLODZIEJ
Criteria:
• Leadership
• SAIT Trojan men’s volleyball player for the entire
season.
Deadline: March 28
HARLEY HOTCHKISS
Criteria:
• SAIT Trojan Men’s or Women’s Hockey player
• Enroled in second year or higher of program
• Well rounded individual as demonstrated through GPA,
athletic performance and sportsmanship
Deadline: March 28
HARPER PARRY
Criteria:
• Excels in athletics
Deadline: March 28
athletic
awards
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JARRETT ALLEY MEMORIAL —
TROJAN MEN’S HOCKEY
Criteria:
• SAIT Trojan Men’s Hockey player
• Enroled in diploma or certificate program
• Demonstrated athletic excellence
• Attendance at all training sessions and practices
• Demonstrated determination, enthusiasm and love of
the game of hockey.
Deadline: March 28
KEN TIDSBURY LEADERSHIP
Criteria:
• One for a male student
• One for a female student
• Student athletes entering third or fourth semester
• Outstanding leadership qualities.
Process:
• In the case of a tie, financial need will be considered.
Deadline: March 28
ROCKY AND FRIEDA HERRINGTON
Criteria:
• Returning student
• Member of SAIT Trojan Men’s Hockey team
• Proven team worker.
Deadline: March 28
TD CANADA TRUST
Criteria:
• Student athlete who does not qualify for either a
Jimmie Condon or Charles S. Noble Scholarship.
Deadline: March 28
GENERAL AWARDS
D.C. FLEMING / SAIT’S ALIVE
Criteria:
• Enroled as a full-time student in the academic year
immediately following the Academic Upgrading
program
• One award is for highest mark
• Second award is for most improved marks from first to
second semesters of the Academic Upgrading program
• Not in receipt of another major award.
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNOLOGIES AND CALS STAFF
Criteria
• Enroled as a full-time student in the academic year
immediately following the Academic Upgrading
program
• Highest academic achievement from Academic
Upgrading.
Centre for
Academic
learner
services
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Business
GENERAL AWARDS
ATB FINANCIAL
Criteria:
• First semester of second year
• Bachelor of Applied Business Administration or
Bachelor of Business Administration programs
• Financial need
• Leadership demonstrated by inspiration of others,
passion for results and ability to bring people together
to achieve a common goal.
HSBC BANK CANADA
Criteria:
• Financial need
STEPHANIE ANNE NOVAK MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Outlined involvement as a player in competitive sports
• Preference given to competitive soccer.
ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
MANAGEMENT
BURSTALL WINGER ADMINISTRATIVE
Criteria:
• Top student in business English and communications
proﬁciency.
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50).
HENNY ARVIDSON MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Ability, interest and commitment to office
administration
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS (IAAP)
Criteria:
• Fourth semester
• Demonstration of qualities expected of an
Administrative Professional.
MARK STAFFING
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Academic achievement from ﬁrst and second semesters
(minimum GPA 3.00)
• Financial need.
TD INSURANCE MELOCHE MONNEX
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Not to be in receipt of another award.
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Xumei Chen
Life Long Learner
“When I came to Canada, I could not speak English very well so I worked labour jobs,
which was very tough on the body, “ says Xumei Chen. “I had a workplace accident
that injured my leg and I realized I had to go back to school and learn English.”
Like many immigrants, Chen lacks English language skills but has a great deal
of education. Chen holds a degree in Textile Engineering and a certificate in
International Business from Chinese post-secondary institutions. When the textile
industry took a downturn, Chen became a consultant helping foreign investors do
business in China. After he was laid off in 1999, Chen applied to come to Canada as an
independent immigrant ready to start a new life.
Before Chen could enrol in a post-secondary program in Canada, he had the
enormous task of learning English. He studied English as a Second Language at
Chinook Learning Centre and after 16 months of classes he was able to enrol in SAIT’s
Business Administration diploma program. Chen’s perseverance and dedication paid
off when he was awarded the Hong Kong Canada Business Association award.
“Winning the award was very encouraging for me because my hard work had been
recognized,” says Chen. “My English isn’t fluent, and at my age, I must take more
time to study to get good marks. It was very motivating and inspiring.”
With a SAIT Polytechnic diploma added to his list of accomplishments, Chen is
mapping his future with further education. His goals are to work part-time while
completing a bachelor’s degree in finance and to open a small restaurant in China.
BACHELOR OF APPLIED
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS
ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA
Criteria:
• Final year of study with an Accounting major
• Must be registered with CGA Alberta
• Highest average marks in the equivalent CGA courses
within the degree program.
Deadline: April 30
JAZZ-IT!
Criteria:
• Seventh semester — Accounting major
• Greatest improved GPA from fifth to sixth semesters.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
ADVOCIS
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Interest in marketing
• Express interest to pursue a career in the life insurance
industry, preferably in sales
• Primary consideration given to community involvement
achievement.
ALBI HOMES LTD.
Criteria:
• Third semester — Marketing major
• Financial need.
ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third semester
ATB FINANCIAL COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP
Criteria:
• Third semester — Financial Services major
• Academic achievement with a minimum GPA 3.70
BOB AND GYNELL DAWSON
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Strong entrepreneurial skills
• Minimum GPA 3.00.
CANADIAN PETROLEUM TAX SOCIETY
Criteria:
• Graduating student with an Accounting major
• Highest standing in Tax Accounting.
Deadline: April 30
DAVIDSON ENMAN LUMBER
Sponsored by: Doug Davidson
Criteria:
• Third semester — General Management major
• Financial need
• Preference given to students with interest in the
construction or building products industry.
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PETROLEUM ACCOUNTANTS SOCIETY OF CANADA
Criteria:
• Third semester — Accounting major
• Academic merit
• Financial need
• Intention to pursue a career as an accountant in the
petroleum industry.
RICHARD J. MULLAN MEMORIAL
Criteria:
SERVPRO CLEANING LIMITED
Criteria:
• Third semester — Marketing major
• Highest GPA in marketing
• Contribute to marketing techniques
SOCIETY OF MANAGEMENT
ACCOUNTANTS OF ALBERTA
Criteria:
• Overall merit
• Interested in a career as a certified accountant
TRIMAC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
Criteria:
• Outstanding academic achievement in first and second
semesters.
LEGAL ASSISTANT
BENNETT JONES LLP
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Secondary consideration given to financial need.
BLAKE CASSELS AND GRAYDON LLP
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Potential for work in the field.
BURNET DUCKWORTH AND PALMER
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Preference given to a single parent.
CITY OF CALGARY
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant
• Southern Alberta resident.
FINANCIAL EXECUTIVES INTERNATIONAL
(FEI) — CALGARY CHAPTER
Criteria:
• Academic achievement minimum GPA 3.00
• Must have a strong interest to pursue a CMA or CGA
designation.
GEMINI ENGINEERING LIMITED
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Academic merit (minimum GPA of 2.60)
• Financial need
• Community service
• Must be planning a career in the petroleum industry.
HONG KONG CANADA BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
Value: $1,500 and 1 Year Membership
Number: 1
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Interest in Asia or establishing business links between
Canada and Asia
• Preference given to an International student from Hong
Kong or China.
Process:
• Recipient must submit a photo and biography
• Recipient is expected to attend the annual HKCBA
Chinese New Year Gala.
HONOURABLE DON MAZANKOWSKI
Criteria:
• Third semester — General Management major
• Leadership skills
• Outstanding academic achievement.
KARIN SIMPSON
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Preference given to a female with dependents.
KELLY LEA SUELL KIERSGAARD MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Desire to succeed and potential for successful
completion of program.
NANCY JUNE GAGNON MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Primary preference given to a single parent or parents
with dependent children
• Secondary preference given to an Accounting Major.
NATIVE CALGARIAN SOCIETY
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Born, raised and educated in Calgary.
FIELD LAW
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need.
LIZ SMITH AND ASSOCIATES
Criteria:
• Fourth semester
• Attitude.
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GENERAL AWARDS
ALBERTA GEOMATICS GROUP
Criteria:
• Fourth semester of Geomatics Engineering Technology
students
• Second semester of Bachelor of Applied Technology
Geographic Information Systems students
AVALON MASTER BUILDER
Value: $375, $565 Number: 2
Criteria:
• One award for any third period apprentice
• One award for any fourth semester diploma student
• Interest or experience in environmental construction
• Plans to work in the residential industry.
Deadline: January 28 and May 30
JOHN H. PFEIFFER MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Satisfactory academic achievement
• Preference given to a student who has become a new
Canadian within the past ﬁve years.
KINSMEN BRIAN MACKAY MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Second semester of any certiﬁcate or diploma program
• Financial need
ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES
ALBERTA ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS
— CECIL S. BURGESS
Criteria:
• Third semester
ALBI HOMES LTD.
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Academic achievement in Building Systems Technology
• Academic merit
• Financial need
• Not in receipt of another SAIT award.
BLINDS BY VERTICAN
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Best mark in Architectural Drafting.
CALGARY CONTRACTOR
LUMBERMEN’S ASSOCIATION
Criteria:
• Third semester — Building Development option
• Financial need
School of
Construction
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MARSHALL TITTEMORE ARCHITECTS
Criteria:
• Second semester
• Attitude – demonstrated ability and willingness to assist
student peers with their ongoing course requirements
and queries.
MARTIN COHOS
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Three awards for students in the Architectural option
• Three awards for students in the Building Development
option
• Ability to work as a team player (i.e. helping classmates
accomplish their academic goals or showing leadership
in organizing student related activities).
Process:
• In the event of a tie, financial need will be a
consideration.
Special note:
• Donor encourages the recipient to use the award to
travel.
BACHELOR OF APPLIED
TECHNOLOGY GEOGRAPHIC
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
INTEGRATED INFORMATICS INC.
Criteria:
• Second semester
• Financial need.
STANTEC
Criteria:
• Second semester
• Must write an essay describing how you intend to apply
GIS to help solve environmental issues
• Quality and content of GIS Major Project.
Deadline: April 30
THE ALBERTA CHAPTER OF GITA (GEOSPATIAL
INFORMATION & TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION)
Criteria:
• Full—time day student (cannot be an on—line student)
• All first year academic requirements completed
Special Note:
• Recipient must submit a letter to the Academic Chair
explaining how they can contribute to GITA’s mission,
what their career goals are and how this education will
help with those goals
• Recipient must provide a summary of their GIS project
and a picture for release in the GITA Alberta Chapter
publication materials
• Recipient will be invited to accept an honorary seat on
the GITA Alberta Chapter Education Committee for a
one—year term.
Deadline: April 30
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT
MANAGEMENT
ALBI HOMES LTD.
Criteria:
• Second semester
• Financial need.
Criteria:
• Second semester
• Financial need
MORGAN CONSTRUCTION AND
ENVIRONMENTAL LTD.
Criteria:
• First semester
• Academic achievement from high school
• Financial need.
BRICKLAYER APPRENTICE
MASONRY CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF
ALBERTA — SHELDON HANSLEY MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third period
• Practical ability
Deadline: May 30
CABINETMAKER APPRENTICE
ALAN E. JOHNSTON MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third period or higher
• Craftsmanship
• Relates well with and helps others
• High caliber of creative aptitude
• Financial need.
Deadline: May 30
GUERINO S. RAFFIN MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third period
• Most promising overall creative aptitude
• Excellence in cabinetmaking
Deadline: May 30
JOHN WESTBURY MEMORIAL
Sponsored by: F and D Scene Changes Ltd.
Criteria:
• Third period
• Best overall marks in program.
Process:
• In the event of a tie, financial need will determine the
recipient.
Deadline: May 30
KI CANADA
Criteria:
• Completing second period
• Academic achievement from previous period
• Attitude and aptitude
• Attendance.
Deadline: May 30
STEVE HRUDEY MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Dedication
• Craftsmanship
• Pursuit of excellence in cabinetmaking.
Deadline: May 30
CANADIAN HOME BUILDERS’
ASSOCIATION - CALGARY REGION
Criteria:
• Third semester
• One award is for a student in the Architectural option
• One award is for a student in the Building Development
option
• Superior performance in residential construction
CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS CANADA
Criteria:
• Best mark in Construction Documentation
• In the event of a tie the student with the highest
cumulative GPA from first to third semesters will be
selected.
Deadline: April 30
Dialog
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Demonstrates leadership and initiative.
EXCEL HOMES
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Preference given to a student who plans to work in the
housing industry
• Enthusiastic team play
• Not in receipt of another SAIT award
HAWORTH
Criteria:
• Third semester
• One award for best rendering skills in Architectural
Design and Presentation
• One award for best rendering skills in Building Code.
HBI — HERITAGE BUSINESS INTERIORS INC.
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA of 3.00).
HERBERT TIMS MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Best mark in Theory of Structures.
LEDCOR CONSTRUCTION
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Community involvement and leadership
LLOYD HERPERGER MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Graduating student with the highest GPA.
Deadline: April 30
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ALBERTA READY-MIXED CONCRETE ASSOCIATION
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Ability and interest in the concrete industry.
ALBERTA ROADBUILDERS AND
HEAVY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Minimum GPA 2.00 from first and second semesters
• Interested in a career in the road building industry
ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third semester
AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTE
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Academic achievement in concrete and strength of
materials subjects
• Interest in concrete and design.
ASSOCIATION FOR ADVANCEMENT OF
COST ENGINEERS INTERNATIONAL (AACEI)
Value: $1,000, $1,330 Number: 2
Criteria:
• Graduating student enroled in a degree program the
following Fall
• Outstanding performance in academic and practical
aspects of cost engineering subjects including
estimating, job cost control, economics, contracts and
specifications.
Deadline: March 28
BUNT & ASSOCIATES
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Preference given to students interested in
transportation engineering or highway design.
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Superior academic achievement
• Superior technical report writing ability during first and
second semesters.
CALGARY GENERAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Superior achievement in the estimating unit and term
work
• Academic achievement in the program.
CAMBRIAN CREW
Criteria:
• Third semester, Construction Management major
• Financial need
• Aptitude
• Single parent with dependent children under the age of
18 living at home.
WADE SCHMIDT LIFESTYLE MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Second period or higher
• Financial need
• Promising overall creative aptitude
• Relates well with and helps others.
Process:
• Preference given to previous recipients.
Deadline: May 30
CARPENTER APPRENTICE
ALBI HOMES LTD.
Criteria:
• One award for each period of first through fourth
• Financial need
• Not in receipt of another SAIT award.
Deadline: May 30
HAWORTH
Criteria:
• Third period
• Previous period marks.
Deadline: May 30
JOHN BURGESS FRASER MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Second, third or fourth period
• Primary consideration given to attitude, aptitude and
previous period marks
• Financial need.
Deadline: May 30
PCL BUILDERS INC. — NORM MCLENNAN
Criteria:
• 2 awards for first period, 3 awards for second period, 3
awards for third period, 2 awards for fourth period
• Must be living in Southern Alberta
• Attitude and aptitude
• Attendance.
Deadline: May 30
PETER BENDER MEMORIAL
Value: $500, 500, 410 Number: 3
Criteria:
• Third period
• Academic achievement (minimum 78%)
• Financial need.
Deadline: May 30
CIVIL ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY
ALBERTA BUILDING ENVELOPE COUNCIL
Criteria:
• Fourth semester
• Enroled in CIVL-364 Building Science in Construction
Management major
• One award primary consideration given to financial need
achievement (minimum GPA of 3.00)
• One award for the highest mark in CIVL- 364
Building Science.
Deadline: January 28 and April 30
ALBERTA NEW HOME WARRANTY PROGRAM
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need.
Process:
• Must submit to your Academic Chair a two page essay
explaining why the Civil Engineering Technology
program is important to the Residential Construction
industry.
CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGE
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Significant contribution to the ongoing extracurricular
activities of the class
• Maintains an acceptable level of academic achievement.
D.A. WATT CONSULTING
Criteria:
• Third semester, Municipal major
• Leadership
DIALOG
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Demonstrates leadership and initiative.
EXCEL HOMES
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Preference given to a student who plans to work in the
housing industry
• Enthusiastic team play
• Not in receipt of another SAIT award
FLUOR CANADA LTD.
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Successfully completed, at first writing, each of the
subjects taken in first and second semesters
GERALD SEIB MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Leadership.
LAFARGE CANADA INC.
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Attitude
• Aptitude
• Preference for a female student for one award.
MANUEL DACOSTA MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Performance in three labs in which safety issues are
involved: CIVL—260, 224 and 222 (minimum GPA 2.3).
STUART OLSON CONSTRUCTION
50TH AND 60TH ANNIVERSARY
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Student leadership
• Financial need
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URBAN SYSTEMS
Criteria:
• Fourth semester, Civil major
• Preference given to single parents and mature students
over 20 years old.
GASFITTER APPRENTICE
SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF
CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION
Criteria:
• First period
• Financial need
Deadline: May 30
SINCLAIR SUPPLY LTD.
Criteria:
• First period
• Financial need.
Deadline: May 30
SUPERIOR PROPANE INC.
Criteria:
• Any period
• Financial need
• Preference given to an individual presently working in
an environment that demands strict safety practices
be followed.
Process:
• Current work experience outlining safety practices used
must be identified.
Deadline: May 30
GEOMATICS ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY
ALBERTA LAND SURVEYORS ASSOCIATION
Criteria:
• Third semester
ALBERTA SOCIETY OF SURVEYING AND
MAPPING TECHNOLOGIES (ASSMT)
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Technical skill
• Class involvement and related functions
• Current member of ASSMT.
ATCO GAS
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Academic achievement from first and second
semesters.
CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF GEOMATICS (CIG)
Value: One year free CIG membership
Number: 1
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Demonstrated ability
• Leadership
• Enthusiasm
• Must be continuing in field of studies.
ENGINEERING DESIGN AND
DRAFTING TECHNOLOGY
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING,
REFRIGERATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING
ENGINEERS INC. (ASHRAE)
SOUTHERN ALBERTA CHAPTER
Value: $400, $600 Number: 2
Criteria:
• Graduating student
ATCO GAS
Criteria:
• Fourth semester
BANTREL
Criteria:
• Fourth semester
• Leadership.
CANADIAN HOME BUILDERS’
ASSOCIATION - CALGARY REGION
Criteria:
• Fourth semester, Structural major
• Superior performance in architectural drafting
DESIGN GROUP STAFFING
Criteria:
• One award for second semester
• Financial need
• One award for fourth semester, Process Piping major
FLUOR CANADA LTD.
Criteria:
• Fourth semester
• Successfully completed, at first writing, each of
the subjects taken in first and second semesters
(supplemental examinations not considered)
GAS LIQUIDS ENGINEERING
Criteria:
• One award for first semester
• Financial need
• One award for fourth semester, Process Piping major
Deadline: November 28 and January 28
HAWORTH
Criteria:
• One award for fourth semester student based on
aptitude, attitude and attendance
• One award for a student who has successfully
completed the program with the best underfloor air
project in ENGD—390.
Deadline: January 28 and April 30
STANTEC
Criteria:
• Fourth semester, Civil major
ELECTRICal motor systems
technician apprentice
BOB JAMES MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Graduating fourth period
• Highest average academic achievement based on SAIT
marks, Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training
(AIT) Board marks and Interprovincial Endorsement
Standard exam marks
• Demonstrates leadership, helps others and relates well
with others.
Deadline: May 30
ELLIOT CREELMAN MEMORIAL —
ELECTRICAL APPARATUS ASSOCIATION —
WESTERN CANADA CHAPTER
Criteria:
• Academic achievement from fourth period
• Attitude
• Practical skills.
Deadline: May 30
ROB BAKER LEGACY
Criteria:
• Third period
Deadline: May 30
ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE
CALGARY ELECTRIC CLUB
Criteria:
• Third or fourth period
• Financial need
Deadline: May 30
FLINT ENERGY SERVICES LTD.
Criteria:
• One award each for a student completing first, second,
third and fourth periods
• Academic excellence (institutional marks and provincial
apprenticeship exam marks).
Deadline: May 30
NORMAN BAKKEN MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Second period
• Financial need
• Demonstrates a “love” for this type of work by way of
classroom work and attitude.
Deadline: May 30
R.M. NAGATA
Value: $ 190 and Engraved Award
Number: 1
Criteria:
• Fourth period graduating
• Superior attitude
• Superior application of skills.
Deadline: May 30
STRAD ENERGY SERVICES
Criteria:
• Third or fourth period
Deadline: May 30
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D.A. WATT CONSULTING
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Leadership.
Criteria:
• Third semester
J.H. HOLLOWAY
Criteria:
• Third semester
MIDWEST SURVEYS INC.
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Interest in cadastral surveying
• Leadership qualities.
MILLENNIUM GEOMATICS LTD.
Criteria:
• Second semester
• Financial need
• Demonstrates exceptional effort in class
• Preference given to student planning a career in
cadastral land surveying.
TECTERRA - FUTURE GEOMATICS LEADER
Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need.
THE ALBERTA CHAPTER OF GITA (GEOSPATIAL
INFORMATION & TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION)
Criteria:
• Full-time day student (cannot be an online student)
• Third Semester with second year Mapping option
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00). Special
Note:
• Recipient must submit a letter to the Academic Chair
explaining how they can contribute to GITA’s mission,
what their career goals are and how this education will
help with those goals
• Recipient must provide a summary of their GIS project
and a picture for release in the GITA Alberta Chapter
publication materials
• Recipient will be invited to accept an honorary seat on
the GITA Alberta Chapter Education Committee for a
one-year term.
GLAZIER APPRENTICE
BILL BLAKNEY MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third period
• Financial need
• Preference given to an individual from the Edmonton
area.
FLYNN CANADA LTD.
Criteria:
• Third period
• One award for financial need
• One award for academic achievement (minimum
GPA 3.00).
Deadline: May 30
LOU THOMAS GLASSWORKER
Sponsored by: Glass and Architectural Metals
Association
Criteria:
• Third period
• Attitude, attendance and leadership
• Organizational skills and initiative.
PLUMBER APPRENTICE
DON AND DOREEN WATSON FAMILY
Criteria:
• Second period
• Financial need
• Canadian citizen and Alberta resident.
Deadline: May 30
GORDON AND VERA RAMSAY MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Second or third period
• Aptitude to succeed in the trade
• Canadian citizen from Alberta.
Deadline: May 30
Criteria:
• First period
• Financial need
Deadline: May 30
PROCESS PIPING DRAFTING
BANTREL
Criteria:
• Leadership.
REFRIGERATION AND A/C
MECHANIC APPRENTICE
JACK HASICK MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Third period
• Financial need
• Demonstrated dedication to learning
Deadline: May 30
RSES CALGARY REFRIGERATION
Criteria:
• First period
• Eligible to register for second period
• Ranked ﬁrst in the average of all SAIT shop marks in
the ﬁrst period
• Overall average of 80% or higher on SAIT theory marks
Deadline: May 30
Criteria:
• First period
• Financial need
Deadline: May 30
Criteria:
• First period
• Financial need.
Deadline: May 30
SHEET METAL WORKER
APPRENTICE
DONALD A. KRAMER MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• First period
• Leadership
• Financial need.
Deadline: May 30
Criteria:
• First period
• Financial need
Deadline: May 30
Criteria:
• First period
• Financial need.
Deadline: May 30
STEAMFITTER - PIPEFITTER
APPRENTICE
Criteria:
• First period
• Financial need
Deadline: May 30
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MacPhail
School of
Energy
GENERAL AWARD
CANADIAN HEAVY OIL ASSOCIATION
Criteria:
• For a student in Petroleum Engineering Technology or
Power Engineering Technology
• Completed third semester
• Financial need
• Must be a Canadian citizen or Landed immigrant.
BACHELOR OF APPLIED
TECHNOLOGY PETROLEUM
ENGINEERING
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM
PRODUCERS (CAPP) — THE CALGARY FOUNDATION
Criteria:
• Sixth semester
• Academic performance
• Financial need
• Preference to women or individuals who are of
Aboriginal descent.
Deadline: September 28 and March 28
DR. RIZA KONAK MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Sixth semester
• High academic achievement
• Primary consideration given to ﬁnancial need.
Deadline: March 28
ENERPLUS Corporation
Criteria:
• Sixth semester
• Primary consideration given to academic achievement
from previous semester
• Secondary consideration given to ﬁnancial need.
Deadline: March 28
ENTERO ENERGY SOFTWARe
Criteria:
• Sixth semester
• Enroled in, or completed, the Petroleum Economics
course
• Academic achievement in Reservior Engineering
courses, with a minimum GPA of 3.50
• Financial need
• Canadian or non—Canadian oil and gas experience
• Preference given to IT/computer science background.
Deadline: March 28
KELLY HURD GIBSON MEMORIAL
Value: $2,000, $2,500, $3,000
Number: 3
Criteria:
• One award for a student who is completing the first
year of the degree
• Two awards for students who are completing the degree
• Preference given to applicants who have completed the
Drilling option
• Financial need.
Deadline: September 28 and April 30
SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS, CANADA
Criteria:
• Sixth semester
• Experience in the petroleum industry
• Career objectives in the upstream petroleum industry
• Must be a member of SPE - Society of Petroleum
Engineers (apply online at spe.org/students).
Process:
• Must submit to the Alumni and Development office at
MA113 in Heritage Hall, a copy of your SPE Membership.
Deadline: March 28
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