AWARDS, BURSARIES & SCHOLARSHIPS



AWARDS, BURSARIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS

Awards, bursaries and scholarships are available to students attending post-secondary programs throughout Ontario.

AWARDS: An award is a gift which can be a sum of money or citation which is given to a student to recognize achievement in some capacity as established by the donor.

BURSARIES: A bursary is a monetary or equivalent award granted to a student or potential student to enable that person to continue studies. It is based primarily on financial need, but achievement is also considered.

SCHOLARSHIPS: A scholarship is an award of money or equivalent granted to a student toward the expense of further study. It is based on academic achievement, but need may also be considered. Scholarship recipients are generally selected based on donor established criteria.

A list is included in this package for your perusal and also posted on the St. John’s College website (sjconline.ca) under Student Services. Students are encouraged to begin checking the September applications immediately.

Other sources of information for scholarship opportunities:

• Consult individual university/college websites. Also, for university visit electronicinfo.ca and for college visit ontariocolleges.ca or contact the financial aid office of individual institutions

• parental or student workplaces may offer scholarships

• check with social and service clubs that parents or students belong to (ex. Knights of Columbus, CYO)

Useful online scholarship websites:

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• grants.wrdsb.on.ca/scholarships

APPLICATIONS FOR THE HONOUR J/EAGLE AWARDS

ARE AVAILABLE IN STUDENT SERVICES

HONOUR J AWARD

Is presented to graduates for outstanding achievement and total involvement adding excellence to several programs within school life.

Application Deadline: April 30 in Student Services

EAGLE AWARD

is presented for outstanding contributions to specific areas within school life.

Application Deadline: April 30 in Student Services

AWARDS, BURSARIES & SCHOLARSHIPS

scholarships/bursaries are listed under the month of the previous year’s due date.

since deadlines often change, be sure to check the current due date on each application.

|DEADLINE |VALUE |NAME |CRITERIA |

|OCTOBER |$2000 - 3000 |Loran Award |Be in your graduating year |

| | |School nominated (3) |Present a minimum cumulative average of 85% |

| | |Direct application |Hold Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status |

| | |loranaward.ca | |

| |$5000 |Horatio Alger Ontario Scholarship |Full time high school senior |

| | |Direct application with counselor |Planning to attend Canadian college or university |

| | |certification |Critical financial need |

| | | ontario |Involvement in co-curricular and community activities |

| | | |Canadian citizen |

|NOVEMBER |$5000 |U of T National Scholarship Program | |

| | |Direct application |Superior academic performances |

| | |adm.utoronto.ca/ns |Original & creative thought |

| | | |Exceptional achievement in a broad context |

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| |$1000 |Brant County Federation of Agriculture |Be a resident of Brant County |

| | |Direct application |Furthering your education in Agriculture at College or University |

| |$2500 |CIBC 4-H Scholarship |Canadian 4-H Council member |

| | |Direct application |Planning to attend college/university in any field |

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| |Up to $70,000 |TD Scholarships for Community Leadership |Are in your final year of high school |

| | |Direct application |Demonstrate outstanding community leadership |

| | | scholarships |Obtain a minimum overall average in your most recently completed full|

| | | |year of school of 75% |

|DECEMBER |$1000 |Violet Richardson Award |Motivated young woman between 14 – 17 |

| | |Direct application |Volunteer efforts, especially involved in fighting drugs, crime, |

| | | |violence, poverty, discrimination |

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| | |Queen’s University (Major Entrance |Canadian citizen or permanent resident |

| | |Scholarships) |Entering first year of post-secondary education for the first time |

| | |School nominated (2) | |

| | |queensu.ca | |

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|JANUARY |$1000 |Brant Rod & Gun Club |be enrolled in full-time studies in a community college or |

| | |Direct application |university; |

| | | |have demonstrated financial need |

| | | |exhibit academic proficiency |

| | | |have or are making a difference in the City of Brantford or the |

| | | |County of Brant through volunteerism, community work or other |

| | | |leadership roles |

| |$32,000 |University of Guelph | |

| | |President’s Scholarship (8) Lincoln |Minimum 85% average |

| | |Alexander Scholarship (2) |Shows leadership |

| | |Chancellor’s Scholarship (2) | |

| | |Pamela Wallin Scholarship | |

| | |Direct application | |

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|FEBRUARY |$60,000 |Schulich Leader Scholarships |Enrolling in a Canadian university in the area of Science, |

| | |School nominated (1) |Technology, Engineering, Mathematics |

| | | |Canadian citizen |

| | | |Exceptional high academic grades |

| | | |Demonstrated leadership in school life, community life or evidence of|

| | | |entrepreneurial talent |

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| |$1000 |Hal Rogers Endowment Fund (Kin Canada |Good student, high ideals |

| | |Bursaries) |Community involvement |

| | |Direct application |Furthering your education |

| | |bursary.ca | |

| |$7000 |Terry Fox |Involved in voluntary humanitarian work |

| | |Direct application |Canadian citizen or landed immigrant |

| | | |Studying towards your first degree or diploma |

| | | |Maintain satisfactory grades and community involvement |

| |$20,000 |Huron College National Scholarship |Strong academics |

| | |Direct application |Outstanding extra-curricular involvement |

| | |huronuc.ca | |

| |$5000 |Toyota Earth Day Scholarship |Achieved excellence in academic and extracurricular activities |

| | |Direct application |Demonstrated exceptional commitment to the environment |

| | |earthday.ca/scholarship | |

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| |Various |Western National Scholarship Program |Demonstrate the highest levels of academic and extracurricular |

| | |School nominated (4) |achievement |

| | |registrar.uwo.ca/student_finances/scholar| |

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|THE FOLLOWING AWARDS/BURSARIES ARE AVAILABLE IN STUDENT SERVICES |

|IN JANUARY AND ARE DUE FEBRUARY 26th |

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|DETERMINED AT THE SCHOOL LEVEL FROM APPLICATIONS RECEIVED |

|FEBRUARY |$6000 |Mabel and Gordon McMillen Foundation |Graduate or Graduating student |

|26th | |Scholarship |Consistently high level of achievement |

| | | |Significant extra-curricular involvement |

| | | |Enrolled in a Canadian University |

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|FEBRUARY 26th (cont’d) | | | |

| |$200 - 500 |Knights of Columbus |Graduate or Graduating student |

| | | |Financial need |

| | | |Pursuing post-secondary education |

| |$125 |C.W.L. St. Basil’s Parish |Graduating student |

| | | |Member of St. Basil’s Parish |

| | | |Financial need |

| | | |Pursuing post-secondary education |

| | |C.W. L. St. Pius X Parish |Graduate or Graduating student |

| | | |Members of St. Pius Parish |

| |$500 |1 – College |Financial need |

| |$500 |1 – University |Pursuing post-secondary education |

| |$200 |St. Pius C.W.L Leadership Award Dedicated to |Graduating student |

| | |the Memory of Deceased Past-Presidents |Female |

| | | |Members of St. Pius Parish |

| | | |Exhibits Christian leadership qualities |

| | | |Pursuing post-secondary education |

| |$100 |St. Joseph C.W.L. |Practicing member of St. Joseph’s Parish and must demonstrate church |

| | | |involvement |

| | | |Pursing post-secondary education |

| |$100 |Rev. Edward J. Gira Memorial |Graduate or Graduating student |

| |+ plaque |(St. Joseph’s Parish) |Member of St. Joseph’s Parish |

| | | |Financial need |

| | | |Pursuing post-secondary education |

| |$500 X 2 |Sisters of Providence of St. Vincent de Paul |Female in financial need |

| | | |Pursuing post-secondary education |

| |$150 x 2 |Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ |Financial need |

| | |Association |Pursuing post-secondary education |

| |$500 |St. John’s College School Council Bursary |Financial need |

| | | |Pursuing post-secondary education |

| |$50 |J. Frank Quinlan Memorial |Most credits at the College level |

| | | |Post-secondary at college |

| | | |Financial need |

| |$1000 |Jeffrey Kings Memorial Bursary |Graduating student |

| | | |Applying to College in a business-related program |

| | | |Demonstrate family values, kindness to others, commitment to friends |

| | | |& an adventurous approach to life |

| |$200 |J.W. Burke Scholarship for Laurier Brant |Obtained a 70% average |

| | | |Definitely attending Laurier-Brant |

| |$200 |Lisa Dawdy Memorial Bursary |Graduate or graduating student |

| | | |Post-secondary in Social Science & Humanities |

| | | |Financial need |

| |$100 |Edmund Turlej Memorial Bursary |Graduating student |

| | | |Successfully completed a senior history course |

| | | |Post-secondary in a History program |

| | | |Financial need |

| |Plaque |Reginald F. Kempa Christian Living Award |Graduating student |

| |+ $200 | |Exemplifies Catholic Christian Living |

| |Plaque |BHNCDSB Catholic Christian Service Award |Graduating student |

| |+ book | |Exemplifies faith development and practice in school community |

| |$100 |SJC School Council Merit Award |Has faith and character, despite all odds |

| |Plaque |St. John’s College Leadership Award |Graduating student |

| | | |Exemplifies the qualities that our students strive to acquire |

| |Plaque |CWL Sacred Heart Council, Religion in Life |Graduating female student (Preferably from Paris) |

| |+ $100 |Award |Attends Mass regularly and volunteers on a regular basis |

| |Pin |The Lieutenant Governor’s Community Volunteer|Graduating student |

| | |Award |Positive and recognizable community involvement |

| |$1,000 |John Douglas Carr Memorial Award |Graduating student in a technology program |

| | | |Demonstrated proficiency in the trades, an exemplary work ethic and a|

| | | |determination to succeed |

| | | |Pursuing an apprenticeship or post-secondary education in skilled |

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| |$500 |R.J. McCarthy Ltd. Bursary |Financial need |

| | | |Pursuing post-secondary education |

| |$200 |Retired Teachers’ Organization Bursary |Pursing a post-secondary in the teaching profession |

| | | |Financial need |

| |$250 |Smitiuch Injury Law Scholarship |Graduating student |

| |+ plaque | |Completed CLU3M1 (Understanding Canadian Law) course |

| | | |Shown a commitment to extra-curricular and community activities |

| |$100 |Rebecca Wolstenholme Memorial Award |Graduating student |

| | | |Successfully completed a child-centered co-op placement with |

| | | |exemplary performance |

| | | |Pursuing career working with children |

| |$200 |The Spirit of Optimism Award |Graduating student |

| | | |Paris resident |

| | | |Exemplifies Optimist creed |

| |$250 |The Brant County Federation of Agriculture |Graduating student |

| | |Award |Pursuing post-secondary education in the agriculture field (whether |

| | | |in university, college or trade school) |

| |$500 |The Latin Village Bursary |Graduating student |

| | | |Pursuing post-secondary education |

| | | |Newly landed immigrant to Canada |

|MARCH |Up to $8000 |Garfield Weston Merit Scholarship for |Well-rounded |

| | |Colleges |2 or 3-year diploma program at a college |

| | |garfieldwestonawards.ca | |

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| | |Allan Simpson Education Fund Awards |Full orphans (both parents deceased) |

| |$6000 |Schulich Scholarships in Science and |75% average in best six 4M/4U courses |

| | |Education |Demonstrate strong academic achievement |

| | |Nipissing University |Community volunteerism |

| | | |Financial need |

| | | |Accepted to BSc degree program at Nipissing with a focus in education|

| |$48,000 |Hatch Entrance Scholarship McMaster |Final average of at least 94% |

| |($12,000 each year) |University |Demonstration of leadership experiences and attributes |

| | |hatch@mcmaster.ca |Involvement in extra-curricular or volunteer activities in the |

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| | | |Admitted to McMaster Engineering I program |

| |$500 to $40,000 |Dalhousie University Entrance Awards |Must be applying to Dalhousie University |

| | |dal.ca/scholarships |Minimum average of 80% |

| |$1000 |Lee J. Brockway Scholarship |Graduating Student |

| | | |Pursuing post-secondary education at college |

| | | |Pursuing career in architecture, interior design, facility planning, |

| | | |construction management |

| |$400 - $600 |Mel Plant/Tom Rayner Scholarship in Music |Applying to an undergraduate music program |

| | |Email: m.wyatt@ | |

|APRIL |$1000 to $5000 |Tourism Cares Academic Scholarships |Applying to travel, tourism or hospitality related programs at a |

| | |student-programs/scholar|Canadian University or College |

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| | |OJEN Justices of the Peace Bursary |Pursuing post-secondary studies related to a career in the justice |

| | |Ontario Conference of Judges Bursary |system |

| | |ojen.ca |Demonstrate financial need |

| | |The Ontario Hostelry Institute |Admitted to 2-year college program in Culinary, Food and beverage, |

| | |theohi.ca |Hotel, Tourism, Events, Hospitality, Resort |

| | |John Black Aird Scholarship |Physical disability that is a major, long term impairment that |

| | |Also check: |severely restricts your activities |

| | |Whipper Billy Watson Educational Bursary | |

| | |and Morris Izzard Bursary | |

| | |bloorviewschool.ca | |

| |$400 |University Women’s Club of Brantford Trust |AWARD A: |

| | |Award |Female; 83%; community involvement, extra-curriculars |

| | |(Five applicants from each secondary school) |Lives in Brant County |

| |Various |Samuel W. Stedman Foundation Bursary Program |Pursuing post-secondary education |

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| |$300 - 500 |The Former Optimist Club of Brantford SCOUT |Member in good standing of Scouts Canada, Brant area |

| | |SCHOLARSHIP |Exhibited leadership qualities in Scouting activities |

| |Various |Harry Jerome Awards |Must be African-Canadian |

| | | |Outstanding scholastic achievement |

| |$500 |Brant Heritage Quilter’s Guild |Pursuing post-secondary education in the field of fashion arts |

| | |brantheritagequilters.ca |Show personal growth and leadership in school and community |

| | |Ontario Hockey Federation Bursary Program |registered for 3 years within OHF |

| | |ohf.on.ca |maintained clear academic status |

| | | |enrolled in post-secondary |

| |Various |Ontario Knights of Columbus Bursary |Must be a relative of a member of the Knights of Columbus in good |

| | |ontariokofc.ca |standing |

| | | |Pursuing full time post-secondary education |

| | | |Proven financial need |

| | | |Service to church and community |

| |$500 | OSAID Scholarship |Minimum Grade 12 average of 75% |

| | | |Major commitment to community service especially with anti-drinking |

| | | |and driving groups |

| | | |Pursing post-secondary education |

| |$300 |Anna Mae Simington’s Scholarship Award |Graduating student |

| | | |Pursuing post-secondary education |

| | | |History of volunteer work in school and in the wider community |

| | | |Preference possible to volunteers with impaired driving or victims’ |

| | | |rights issues |

| |$500 |Brantford CYO Girls Basketball Annual |Participated in CYO Girls program for at least 6 years and |

| | |Scholarship |volunteered in the program for a minimum of 2 yrs. (Total years |

| | | |determined by playing years plus volunteer years. |

|MAY |$1000 |W. Leo McMahon Memorial Scholarship Award |Graduating students |

| | |Community Living Brant |Pursuing admission to one of these areas of study: |

| | | |Developmental Service Worker |

| | | |Social Service Worker |

| | | |Bachelor of Arts |

| | | |Psychology |

| | | |Social Science |

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| |Up to $5000 |Shriners Club of Brantford Award |Physical disability |

| | | |Financial need |

| | | |Pursuing post-secondary |

| |Up to $20,000 |James Hillier Foundation Scholarship |Be a graduate within Brant County |

| |Renewable |School nominated (2) |Be a full-time student for the final 3 years |

| | | |Pursuing scientific or technological careers in a College or |

| | | |University that has appropriate accredited curriculum |

| |$1000 |Ted Beare Sports Experience Fund |Pursuing post-secondary education in a sports related field (Phys. |

| | | |Ed., Kinesiology, Sports Journalism, etc.) |

| |$1000 |Laurentian University Leadership Award |Recognizes outstanding school and community leadership contributions |

| | |laurentian.ca |Must be admitted to Laurentian (Sudbury Campus) from and Ontario |

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| |$280 – $4,000 |Laurentian University Entrance Scholarships |Check website for details |

| | |laurentian.ca |Must be admitted to Laurentian (Sudbury Campus) from and Ontario |

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| |$2000 |OSSTF Labour Honour Roll Scholarship |Community or political involvement |

| | |ofl.ca/youth |Child of a member of a local union affiliated with the OFL |

| | |Lincoln M. Alexander Award |Has made important contribution to eliminating racial discrimination |

| | |ontario.ca/honoursand awards | |

| |$500 – 1500 |Spirit of Hospitality Scholarship |Grade 12 student planning to attend a post-secondary hospitality |

| | |elizabeth@spiritof |training program |

| |$1000 |The Kiwanis Club of Grand River Endowment |Pursuing post-secondary education in health/medicine fields |

| | |Fund |High academic standing |

| | |chartwell.rj@sympatico.ca |Financial need |

| |$600 |Ralph Bradley Memorial Bursary |Pursuing post-secondary education in Ontario in the agriculture or |

| | | |water management related fields |

| | | |Minimum 70% average |

| |$1500 |Monsanto Fund Opportunity Scholarship |Entering first year of post-secondary education in agriculture at a |

| | |monsanto.ca |Canadian University or College |

| | | |Must be from family farming operation |

| | | |Academic excellence, leadership capabilities |

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| |$2000 |ORBA Civil Technology Scholarship |Entering the first year of a program in Civil Technology at an |

| | | |Ontario College |

| |$2000 |ORBA Civil Engineering Scholarship |Entering the first year of a program in Civil Engineering at an |

| | | |Ontario University |

| |$1000 |S.C. Johnson & Sons Ltd. Diversity Team |Pursuing post-secondary education |

| | |Scholarship |Exemplifies diversity at school and in the community |

| |$1500 |Rockton Agricultural Society |Pursuing post-secondary education on a full-time basis |

|June |$1000 |Reverend Monsignor H.E. Roach Scholarship |Boy who participated in CYO Brantford Basketball for at least 6 years|

| | |Award |with at least 2 years in a non-player position eg. Referee, skills |

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| |$2000 |RBC Royal Bank Financial Lifeskills |Graduating student with 65% average |

| | |Scholarships |Illustrate some involvement in: community leadership, |

| | |lifeskills |extra-curricular activities, special endeavours, volunteer service, |

| | | |hobbies, etc. |

| | |Dr. Albert Rose / Ontario Housing Corporation|Resident in Rent-Geared-To-Income housing in Ontario |

| | |Bursary |Be a Canadian Citizen |

| | |grants.wrdsb.on.ca/ scholarships OR |Have a Social Insurance Number |

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| |$1000 |Aberdeen Health and Community Services |Pursuing post-secondary education in Nursing |

| | |Foundation (Nursing Scholarship |17 years of age or older |

| | |aberdeenfoundation.ca |Canadian citizen, landed immigrant or permanent resident residing in |

| | | |Brant, Haldimand or Norfolk |

| |$1000 |Aberdeen Health and Community Services |Pursuing post-secondary education in Pharmacy or Pharmacy Assistant |

| | |Foundation (Don Townsend Pharmacy Award) |program |

| | |aberdeenfoundation.ca |17 years of age or older |

| | | |Canadian citizen, landed immigrant or permanent resident residing in |

| | | |Brant, Haldimand or Norfolk |

|July |$1000 |Albert Inglis Scholarship |Pursuing post-secondary education in the animal health field |

| | |(Brant Animal Aid Foundation) |Above average academic standing |

| | |brantanimalaid.ca |Financial need |

| | | |Plan to work in the animal health field within Brant County |

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| |$500 - 700 |Brant District Women’s Institute Bursary |Graduating student or Graduate |

| | | |Live in Brant County |

| | | |Be sponsored by 2 Women’s Institute members in good standing |

| |$1000 |Municipal Engineers Association Bursary |In final year of high school |

| | |Awards Program |Pursuing University education |

| | |info@municipalengineers.on.ca |Active participation in extra-curricular activities at school/in the |

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SCHOOL NOMINATED SCHOLARSHIPS/AWARDS

The following scholarships require a student to be nominated by their home school. Prior to the deadline for each scholarship, Student Services will provide a preliminary application to be completed by interested students. A committee of staff members will review the submitted applications to determine which candidates will be nominated by St. John’s College. The successful candidates will then be required to complete and submit the appropriate application and documentation by the required deadlines. Please review the criteria and deadlines of these scholarships.

|SCHOLARSHIP/AWARD |CRITERIA |TIMELINE |

|Loran Award |Well-rounded student who demonstrates character, promise of |October |

| |leadership and strong commitment to service in the community. | |

|Queen’s University Chancellor’s |Student who demonstrates superior academic ability, creative and|December |

|Scholarship |original thinking involvement in school or community activities | |

| |and proven leadership qualities. Financial need is also a | |

| |consideration. | |

|Schulich Leader Scholarship |Student intending to enroll in a Canadian University in the area|February |

| |of Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics. Student | |

| |must have high academic excellence, outstanding community, | |

| |business or entrepreneurial leadership and show financial need. | |

|Western National Scholarship |Student must have obtained a minimum overall academic average of|February |

| |90% on all Grade 12 U/M courses and have applied for admission | |

| |for full time studies at the main campus. | |

|James Hillier Foundation Scholarship |Student must have obtained a minimum average of 90% including |May |

| |two science courses, be pursuing a career in the scientific or | |

| |technological fields, have indicated an interest in scientific | |

| |research and plan to attend college or university. | |

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