Lori Riznek Scholarship
Awarded to a top Full time student graduating in Juna in the Employment Relations program.
Funding & Bursaries
Scholarships
Scholarships provide crucial financial assistance to students based on various criteria such as merit, need, demographics, geographics, and specific fields of study. They differ from grants and bursaries in terms of eligibility, application process, and coverage. Scholarships are typically awarded based on academic or other achievements and do not require repayment, making them a valuable resource for students seeking financial support for their education.
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Lorna Marsden Award
Awarded to the student graduating from a Specialist program in Sociology on the St. George campus who has received the highest cumulative grade point average. The award will be split in the case of a tie
Lorne Tepperman Prize in Public Sociology
Awarded to the undergraduate student submitting the best paper on a topic of social significance in Canada at the time of submission, as chosen by a committee. The paper should be written for a general, nonacademic, audience, may not exceed 1000 words in length, and must be based on a paper submitted for credit the same year in a sociology course on the St. George campus.
Lorraine Scott Bursary
Awarded to a University College student on the basis of financial need. Apply using the online grant application available on ACORN.
Lou Cole Memorial Award
To be awarded to an incoming first year medical student on the basis of financial need and academic excellence. Preference will be given to a student who exemplifies Dr. Cole???s lifelong dedication to learning, to patient centered care and to teaching. The award is renewable for 4 years. Award applications will be available in August.
Louis and Lisa Cheng Scholarship in Art History and Visual Studies
To be awarded to a 2nd or 3rd year student who is enrolled in a Specialist or Major program in the Department of History of Art in the Faculty of Arts and Science or in Visual Studies in the Faculty of Architecture. Financial need must be considered. The recipient must also have a high GPA of 3.3 (B+) as well as demonstrate involvement in the community.
Louis M. Schwartz Prize for Near Eastern Literature
Gift of Mrs. Elizabeth Schwartz in memory of her late husband, of the value of the annual income. Eligible students are automatically considered.
Louis R Charpentier Scholarship I
Awarded to Victoria College students in First Year who achieve excellence during the course of their studies.
Louis R Charpentier Scholarship II
Awarded to Victoria College students in Second Year who achieve excellence during the course of their studies.
Louis R Charpentier Scholarship III
Awarded to Victoria College students in Third Year who achieve excellence during the course of their studies.