SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES FOR POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION

THE FOLLOWING AWARD AND BURSARY APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE AT NDHS

* INDICATES SCHOLARSHIPS WHICH HAVE BEEN UPDATED FOR 2010-2011

WEB SITES

www.schoolfinder.com www.myschool101.com www.studentawards.com www.scholarshipscanada.com www.scholarshipquesthelper.com

www.ainc-inac.gc.ca- E-Directory of Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards for Aboriginal Students

When scholarship website addresses are listed, scholarships are available through the website.

NAME

CRITERIA

VALUE

DEADLINE

Abbott & Fenner Scholarships -going on to post-secondary -write an essay $1000 June*
AES Engineers Scholarship http://www.aesengineers.com/schoo larships.php -scholarship based on character, as determined by an essay that students submit $500 October
Aird Scholarship -physically disabled $2500 April
Lincoln M. Alexander Awards -significant contribution towards eliminating racial prejudice or discrimination $2500 May
Bob Allison Bursary Award -made contributions to school and/or community in a leadership capacity -not awarded any other major award or bursary -pursuing school-to-work and/or apprenticeship -demonstrated integrity, responsibility and work ethic. May
Aviation Scholarships http://www.aea.net/EducationalFou ndation/ScholarshipDescriptions.as p -pursuing a career in general aviation (not commercial or military) various Mar
Baptie Fund Bursary -resident of the Township of Cavan-Millbrook-North Monaghan -continuing to post-secondary $500 May
Big Dig Scholarship http://www.antiquetrader.tv -currently in Grade 12 or first year of college/university sometime in 2010. -submit short essay answering the question on the company’s website. $3000 April
Betty Penny Scholarship Award www.dhsba.com -entering entrepreneurship program at college or university in September $500 May
Brian Barta Memorial Scholarship -Ontario scholar proceeding to Canadian university -participating in soccer in school or in the community $500 June
John Wesley Beaver Awards -native students -entering an Ontario university or college in an environmental program -extra-curricular or community involvement -strong oral and written communication skills $2400 (U) $1000 (C) March
Wally Beavis Memorial Scholarship -minimum 6 seasons in Peterborough minor hockey -awarded on basis of average in 6 university entry level credits (OAC,12M, 12U) $400 July
Blythe Scholarships to Cambridge University -academic excellence, intellectual depth, personal integrity and success beyond the high school level October
Burger King Scholars Foundation Award -high academic standing -work part-time 15 hrs/wk 40 weeks a year -good conduct and attitude -participation in community/co-curricular activities -financial need > $1000 > January*
TD Canada Trust Scholarships -outstanding community leadership -academic proficiency $3500 tuition $500 October*
Canadian Association of Principals Student Leadership Award -nomination by principal $500 March
Canadian Auto Workers Local 222 -children of Local 222 members (hourly paid) (excluding current General Motors and Peregrine) $100 (U) $75 (C) September
Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business www.ccab.com -aboriginal youth , community involvement, commitment to education and future career goals October
Canadian Golf Foundation www.rcga.org/scholarships -variety of scholarships -academic excellence -participation in golf at regional, provincial or national level -extra-curricular or community activities $4000 June
Canadian Hospitality Foundation Scholarship www.chfscholarships.com -entering program in food service or accommodation at U of Guelph, Ryerson, U of Calgary or Mt. St. Vincent $1000 to $3500 April
Canadian Printing Industries Scholarships -entering CAAT or Ryerson in program leading to Graphic Arts career -B average $1000 June
Canadian Retail Council Scholarships -pursuing an education in a retail or business-related postsecondary program -retail experience on at least a part-time basis, either at the time of the scholarship application or during the student’s summer or co-op break from full-time study $1000 April
Gerry Carey & Doug Stenton Memorial Scholarship -played for minor Petes for minimum 2 seasons -pick up applications at Memorial Centre $1500 (GC) $750 (DS) July
Carol Anne Letheren Leadership and Sport Scholarship -female student applying to Canadian University in a General Arts program with emphasis in Business, Sport Management, or Marketing related fields -min. 85% avg , be an accomplished athlete in high school, community or provincial level competitive sports $1500 January
Chemung Lake District Lions Club Memorial Scholarship Fund -graduating student residing in Chemung Lake District Lions area -demonstrate involvement in community leadership, special projects and/or volunteer service $1000 May
CMA Ontario Scholarships www.cma-ontario.org/makeithappen -visit CMA Ontario website and register $50
Conservation Foundation McCulloch Scholarship -furthering studies in the environmental field at a postsecondary institution $300 June
CUPE Local 5555 Memorial Bursary 2009 -child or ward of a CUPE Local 5555 member who has applied to enter or be attending a post-secondary college, university or trades program -applicant must have an established involvement/leadership in school, community, and or labour/union or other social issues April
Dick Martin Scholarship Award -enrolled in an Occupational Health and Safety related course or program leading to an OH & S certificate, diploma or degree $1000 January
Enbridge Consumers Gas Excellence Awards -enrolled in gas technician certification program at college -community leadership & volunteerism -academic achievement 6 x $1500 August
Epilepsy Scholarship www.epilepsyontario.org -being treated for epilepsy -applying to college or university $1000 May
Ethel Boyce Award http://www.softball.ca -exhibited leadership traits and skills in softball $1000 March
Fallen Heroes Endowed Bursary -attending Fleming college directly from secondary school -demonstrate initiative, community and voluntary involvement and good citizenship $500 June
Farm Credit Canada 4-H Scholarship Awards Program www.fcc-fac.ca/en/ -16 years old -4-H member

J.V. Findlay Bursary

www.iapa.on.ca

-entering a post-secondary program leading to a career in occupational health & safety (including physiotherapy) up to $500 January
Financial Peer Support Scholarship -evidence of the applicant’s disability status must be verified $1000 August
June Callwood Harmony Scholarship -outstanding achievement in promoting harmony and diversity across Canada -attending post-secondary in the fall $1000 July*
Foundation for Rural Education and Development Scholarship Program -outstanding students who have rural backgrounds, are interested in pursuing careers in the telecommunications industry or show an interest in returning to a rural area. -live in Keene, Millbrook or Cavan $1000$2500 February
Four Directions Scholarship 2007 -aboriginal ancestry with a 75% average, leadership qualities, dedication and good attendance $1000 June
Terry Fox Humanitarian Award www.terryfox.org -excellence in academics, athletics combined with humanitarian service to the community up to $7000 renewable February*
French Fellowships -entering post-secondary program at French language or bilingual instruction $1000 May
Greyhound Road Scholar -applying to, or currently attending, post-secondary $5000 August
Harry R Gairey Scholarship -demonstrated concern for others and a commitment to service in the Black/African Canadian community and/or their school community -academic average of 80% $1000 June
Hazel Fund -female resident of Peterborough, Victoria and Haliburton counties who is proceeding to post-secondary education -overcome barriers of violence or poverty $300 February
Jay Loucks, James Johnston and Chris Fee Memorial Scholarships -played lacrosse locally -currently enrolled in post secondary education $500 $200 $200 January
Harry Jerome Scholarships -black student -academic achievement -financial need -contribution to the black community $2000 $4000 Jan*
Loran Award www.loranaward.ca -academic excellence -leadership potential -community activities $500 $1000 $3000 October*
Kinsmen and Kinettes Bursary www.kincanada.ca -proceeding to post-secondary -demonstrate high ideals and qualities of citizenship February
Kiwanis Club of Kawarthas -proceeding to post-secondary -acceptable grades, good character, participation in student activities & community service $1000 May
Kiwanis Music Scholarship -entering music program at a Canadian university -acceptable grades, good character, participation in student activities & community service $1000 May
Land of Shining Waters Bursaries -resident of Peterborough County (not city) $250 May
Lundbeck Canada Inc. www.epilepsy.ca/ -students proceeding to postsecondary who are under the care of a Canadian physicial for the treatment of epilepsy $1000
Mattinson Endowment Fund Scholarship for Disabled Students www.aucc.ca/programs/scholarships /mattison_e.html -physical, sensory or mental impairment -academic excellence, motivation, maturity, community involvement & extracurricular activities $2500 June
Dr. J. Malcolm MucCulloch & Mary Margaret Edison Award -resident in Peterborough County -attending post-secondary -contribution for the good of his/her school community or the Peterborough area community -financial need taken into consideration $500male $500female May
Morris Izzard Memorial Award http://www.bloorviewschool.ca/sch olarships/index.php -physical disability -plans to pursue post-secondary education $500 May
Millennium Scholarship Excellence Awards www.excellenceaward.ca -first year of full-time studies -academic achievement, service to the community, capacity for leadership, interest in innovation $4000 December
Miller Thomson Foundation Scholarship www.millerthomson.com -graduating year and attending post-secondary in the fall -high academic achievement -extra-curricular involvement -significant contribution to community service 200 x $1000 March
Monsanto Agricultural Scholarships -from a family farm -pursuing a program in agricultural sciences or forestry $1500 May
Municipal Engineers Association -children of current, full-time, municipal employees in Ontario -attending engineering program -community involvement -intend to pursue a career related to municapal engineering or public works $1,000 July
National Aboriginal Youth Achievement Award -of Inuit, Metis or First Nations ancestry -outstanding achievement in Arts, Education or Sports $5000 February
Bessie Oliver Memorial Art Award -entering post-secondary course in Visual Art -minimum 80% in art -portfolio TBA June
Ontario Knights of Columbus Bursary Program www.osc-koc.com -child or grandchild of member of K of C -excellent academic achievement, proven financial need and service to church and community. April
OSSTF Bursary www.osstf.on.ca/www/services -child of OSSTF member -leadership in school and community -interest in community labour/union and/or other social issues $1000 April
OTIP Insurance Bursary (Ont Teachers' Insurance Plan) www.otip.com -parents must be insured through OTIP $2500 June
Ontario Association of School Business Officials Athletic Award (Bursary) -draw name of 2 school boards - only students from those boards are eligible for the award that particular year $500 April
Ontario Hockey Federation Bursary Program www.ohf.on.ca -registered for 3 years within the OHF and registered during application season $1000 April
Ontario Hostelry Institute Awards www.ohischolarships.com -graduating student entering 2 year college diploma program in culinary, food & beverage or hotel -aptitude for & experience in hospitality industry, extracurricular activities, scholastic record, references & financial need $2000 April
Ontario Parks Association Foundation Scholarship www.opassoc.on.ca -intending to pursue a career in public parks work, related horticulture, urban forestry, conservation, or research of horticultural products $1500 to $2000 April
Ontario Rehabilitation Work and Community -planning to attend post-secondary education in the field of services or related program $250 June
Peterborough & District Sports Hall of Fame Bursary -academic proficiency -min. 3 years participation in organized sport during high school -permanent resident of Peterborough county for min. 6 yrs. $1000 July
Peterborough Horticultural Society -graduating student proceeding to post-secondary, majoring in Horticulture, or horticulture-related program $1000 September
Peterborough Professional Hockey Alumni Bursary -Contribution, leadership and dedication to hockey program at the school -participation in hockey at secondary school level for min. 2 years, including graduating year $1000 male $1000 female July
Petro-Canada Olympic Torch Scholarship Fund www.olympic.ca -Canadian citizen -going on to post-secondary -involved in an Olympic or Pan American sport or a sport included under Canadian Paralympic Committee $3000/yr university $1500/yr college May
Phi Delta Kappa Scholarship Grant for Prospective Educators www.pdkintl.org/awards/awardshome.h tm -high academic standing, high quality essay, letters of recommendation, involvement in school and community activities. $1000 $2000 $4000 $5000 December
Phi Gamma Delta Scholarship -through academic achievement and extracurricular involvement demonstrates overall excellence in Scholarship, Leadership and Community Service -planning to attend U of T (St George) or Western $500 May
RBC Aboriginal Student Awards Program www.GoToApply.ca/RBC -status Indian, non-status Indian, Inuit or Metis $4000 February
RBC Royal Bank Financial Lifeskills Scholarships www.rbcroyalbank.com/lifeskills -graduating with at least a 65% average -illustrate some or all of the following: community leadership, extra-curricular activities, special endeavors or circumstances, volunteer service and/or outside interests and/or hobbies $2009 May
RBC Scholastic Achievement Awards www.gopetesgo.com -currently registered player in Minor Hockey or High School Hockey -planning to attend post-secondary in September -70% average -No game misconduct penalties during current season $5000 February
Retail as a Career Scholarship Program www.retaileducation.ca -entering or currently in a retail or business-related program at college or university who are working at least part time in retail $1000 April
Dr. Albert Rose Bursary www.ontario.ca/rose -tenant of Rent-Geared-To-Income housing (not non-profit or co-operative) $3000 July
Royal Canadian Legion Bursary -child or grandchild of war veteran/RCL member or child of associate member of RCL/Ladies' Auxiliary -entering post-secondary program or apprenticeship up to $1000 March
SABAR Aboriginal Scholarship in Journalism, Radio & Television Arts www.GoToApply.ca/SABAR -First Nations, Inuit or Metis -planning to enrol in Journalism or Radio & Television Arts or interested in acting as an ambassador for the broadcasting industry and serving as a role model for other Aboriginal people
Scholarship Quest Helper www.scholarshipquesthelper.com -1000 word essay $1000 May
H.R. Sills Memorial Award -entering engineering at university $200 May
Allan Simpson Educational Fund Awards -entering a full time program at university or college -orphan (both parents deceased) $2500 $1600 March
Spirit of Hospitality www.spiritofhospitality.com -entering into a hospitality program at university or college in culinary, food and beverage or hotel $500$1000 May
Teletoon Animation Scholarship Award -pursuing career in field of animation $4000 $2000 $1000 May
Top 20 Under 20 -demonstrated significant amounts of Innovation, Leadership and Achievement in their life, school, community or country -proceeding to post-secondary $1500 January
Toyota Earth Day Scholarship Program www.earthday.ca/scholarship -graduating student proceeding to post-secondary -demonstrated outstanding environmental commitment, community service and leadership -high academic achievement $5000 January*
Trans-Canada Alliance of German-Canadians Scholarship -top marks overall in academic and German language courses, extra-curricular involvement, German cultural descent $500$1500 March
Wally Scott Bursary -registered participant in Ontario Minor Hockey Association for min. of 5 years -participant in local community programs, min. 70% average in academic courses -family income less than $50,000 $2500 April
C.J. Watkins Memorial Bursary -adult student who re-entered secondary school after minimum 3 years absence and is registered in CAAT or university program $150 June
Clarence and Grace Watterson Scholarships www.wachoviascholars.com -Gr. 12 student proceeding to university or college -extra-curricular and community involvement, academic achievement, financial need $500 $1100 February
Wendy's Classic Achiever Scholarship www.wendysclassicachiever.ca -academic achievement, extra-curricular, community service $6000 $1000 November
Garfield Weston Merit Scholarships for Colleges www.garfieldwestonawards.ca -academic achievement -demonstrated leadership potential -demonstrated interest in community activities $8000 $4000 $2500 March
Whipper "Billy" Watson Education Bursary http://www.bloorviewschool.ca/sch olarships/watson.php -applying to community college -physical disability which restricts their physical activities -leadership, community service, participation in extracurricular activities $2000 Apr.

AGRICULTURE-RELATED SCHOLARSHIPS

Application forms for the following scholarships can be obtained at the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, 55 George St. N., Peterborough

County of Peterborough 4H Scholarship -be a resident of the County of Peterborough (excluding the City of Peterborough) -graduate continuing to post-secondary education $500 May
Peterborough Holstein Club Scholarship -member of Peterborough County 4H Dairy Club -completed 5 Dairy Club projects -enrolling in College agricultural program or university program in agricultural science $250 September
Shaw Memorial Scholarship -financial need -minimum average 70% -school and community activities -4H Club participation -leadership qualities -entering specific programs in agriculture, veterinary medicine or family and consumer studies (see applictn)