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To view our 2024 Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards event program, click here.

Available Awards

Adam Sugden Memorial Award (A) 

• Value: $200 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Judith Rose, wife of the late Adam Sugden 
• Criteria: Forest Conservation students based on academic achievement.

ADnet Award In Memory Of Wilfred Lefresne  (A) 

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: ADnet (Algoma District Community Network)
• Criteria: Information Technology students with a minimum 3.0 GPA, volunteerism, leadership qualities and innovative.

Air Canada Award (A) 

• Value: (non-monetary) A return flight with flight privileges to any destination in Canada served by Air Canada and recipient's name engraved on the Air Canada Cup. 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Air Canada 
• Criteria: Graduating Aviation student displaying excellent academics, flying, and professional attitude. Participation in college activities, extra-curricular activities, sports participation, personal appeal.

Aktion Club Of Lakeshore CICE Award (A) 

• Value: $500
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Aktion Club of Lakeshore
• Criteria: A CICE student who demonstrates respect, collaboration, teamwork, leadership, and community volunteerism while also demonstrating a positive work ethic.

Algoma Highlands Conservancy Award (A)

• Value: $250
• Number: 1
• Sponsor:  Algoma Highlands Conservancy (AHC)
• Criteria:  The Algoma Highlands Conservancy Award shall be gifted annually to a student studying in the Natural Environment department.  This awards recognizes an individual who best combines academic achievement with a commitment to one or more of the 4 core values of the Algoma Highlands Conservancy:  Conservation of the Algoma Highlands, environmental education and research, silent sport recreation, sustainable resource management.

Algoma Insurance Brokers Award (A) 

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Algoma Insurance Brokers
• Criteria: Student who demonstrates the most enthusiastic commitment to the principals and objectives of the course.

Algoma Steel Inc. Award Of Excellence (B)

• Value: $1,200 or interest earned 
• Number: 2 
• Sponsor: Algoma Steel Inc. 
• Criteria: Second    or third-year full-time students enrolled in technical trades, engineering technology, or computer studies programs. Recipient must be a child, grandchild, or legal ward of a current employee or retiree. Preference is given to a student who is a graduate of a secondary school in the Algoma District. 

*Additional documentation required for this award*

Algoma Steel Women In Trades Award (B)

• Value: $1,500 or interest earned 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Algoma  Steel Inc.
• Criteria: Second    or third-year full-time students who identify as female and are enrolled in technical trades or engineering technology program. Recipient must be a child, grandchild, or legal ward of a current employee or retiree.   

*Additional documentation required for this award*

Alzheimer Society Of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie And Algoma District Scholarship (B) 

•  Value: $600 
•  Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Alzheimer Society of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie and Algoma District 
•   Criteria: One student within the School of Health or Human Sciences will be selected for this award. Recipients must be an Algoma District resident, maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0, have an interest in the long-term care population and have volunteer experience. Applicant is also required to submit a letter of interest. 

*Additional documentation required for this award*

Aino Tukeri Laaksonen Memorial Award (A) 

• Value: $1,500
•  Number: 1 
• Sponsor: The Estate of Aino Tukeri Laaksonen
• Criteria: A fourth year BScN student displaying strong academic performance and a compassionate nature with special interest and aptitude in elder care..

Animkii Koostachin-Ba Memorial Bursary (B) 

• Value:  $2,000
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor : Rolanda Manitowabi
• Criteria: An upper-year Motive Power Technician - Advanced Repair student who is Indigenous.

Arauco "Growing The Future" Award (A) 

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 2
• Sponsor: Arauco
• Criteria: Second    or third-year full-time students enrolled in technical trades that demonstrate the greatest academic improvement and personal growth from the previous year.

The Aniruddh Sawant Commemorative Award (A) 

•  Value: $1,000
• Number: 1
• Sponsor: Family and friends of Aniruddh Sawant
•  Criteria: Graduating student in the Aviation Technology - Flight    program with at least a 3.0 GPA and a deep passion to fly - whose character, like Ani's, would make the world a better place. A student who plans to pursue his/her Instructor's rating.

Bill Armstrong Memorial Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $750 
•   Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Friends and family of the late Bill Armstrong 
• Criteria: Second    or third-year electrical student with preference of "dual diploma students" - EPA and Instrumentation.

Bolan Family Award (A)

•  Value: $1,000 
•  Number: 6 
• Sponsor: Bolan Family and Alumni
• Criteria: Graduating students from the six NEOS programs demonstrating academic excellence, the ability to work effectively as part of a team, demonstrated written and oral presentation skills and demonstrated volunteerism.

Brenda Combs Premier’s Award Community Service Award (A) 

• Value: $300 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Brenda Combs, 2011 Premier’s Award Recipient 
•  Criteria: An Indigenous student in the first year of the Social Service Worker – Indigenous Specialization program.

Brookfield Renewable Power - Power Generation Scholarship (A)

•   Value: $1,000
• Number: 2
• Sponsor: Sponsor:  Brookfield Renewable Power
• Criteria:  Second year Power Generation students demonstrating the highest GPA

Building Community Capacity Through Education Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $250
• Number: 2 
•  Sponsor: Social Service Worker - Indigenous Specialization Program
• Criteria: Open to any student pursuing a post-secondary diploma who has experienced hurdles of poverty while pursuing his/her goal of higher education. One scholarship is available to an Indigenous, Métis, or Inuit student (must demonstrate a connection to the Indigenous, Métis or Inuit community) and one scholarship is open to any student pursuing a two-year diploma. 

*Additional documentation required for this award*

Business And Professional Women  Bursary (B) 

• Value: $250
• Number: 1  
• Sponsor: Business and Professional Women  
• Criteria: Scholarships are presented to at least one female student in a non-traditional trade or profession.

Canadian Cutlery Inc. Award (A) 

•  Value: $350 product 
•  Number: 2
• Sponsor: Canada Cutlery Inc.
• Criteria: Culinary Skills/Management students who have consistently demonstrated their passion to improving their culinary skills.

Canadian Institute Of Forestry Gold Medal (A) 

• Value: Medal, engraved College plaque 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Canadian Institute of Forestry 
• Criteria: Graduating Forest Conservation student with highest overall standing in academics and outstanding sports and citizenship.

Canadian Union Of Skilled Workers Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $500 
• Number: 2
•  Sponsor: Canadian Union of Skilled Workers
• Criteria: CICE students demonstrating an outstanding work ethic and professionalism at field placement and demonstrating most improvement regarding skill development and professionalism at field placement.

Captain Hollis Rutherford Tucker Memorial Award (A)

• Value: $5,000
• Number: 1
• Sponsor: John and Shirley Tucker
• Criteria: A graduating Aviation Flight - Technology student who demonstrates outstanding piloting skills, has the admiration and respect of fellow students, and has strong leadership skills. 

Carol McLelland Memorial Award (A) 

•  Value: $300 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Cathy McLelland 
•  Criteria: Hairstyling student who demonstrates perserverence in completing the Hairstyling program.

Chartwells Academic Excellence Award (B) 

• Value: $1,000
•  Number: 5
• Sponsor: Chartwells University and College Dining Service 
•  Criteria: Any student, any program, demonstrating academic excellence.

Cheryl Duplin Memorial Nursing Award (A) 

• Value: $500
• Number: 2 
• Sponsor: Family members 
•  Criteria: Adult graduates of BScN program who strive for excellence, give 100% at all times, are caring and compassionate.

Childcare Algoma Exceptional Student Award (A) 

• Value: $300
• Number: 1
• Sponsor: Childcare Algoma
• Criteria: An ECE student who exemplifies an overall passion to the field of studies.

City of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Scholarship (B) 

• Value: $1,000 
• Number: 10
• Sponsor: The Corporation of the City of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie 
• Criteria: Highest academics in any upper-year program.

CTV Broadcasting Scholarship (B) 

• Value: $500 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: CTV Television Inc. 
• Criteria: Student demonstrating a high academic achievement who has provided the required 250-word letter outlining his/her interest in broadcasting and career goals. 

*Additional documentation required for this award*

David M. Kruse Memorial Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $1,000, engraved College trophy and personal plaque 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Family and friends of the late David Kruse
• Criteria: Graduating Aviation student displaying excellent academics, flying, and leadership qualities.

David McNutt Memorial Award (A) 

•  Value: $300
•   Number: 1 
• Sponsor: The family of the late David McNutt
•  Criteria: A full-time student who provides a consistent demonstration of warmth and genuineness towards others and who is a unique individual. Pay it Forward award.

Digital Grounds Developer Award  (A) 

•  Value: $500
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Digital Grounds Inc.
• Criteria: A student enrolled in a Computer Studies program who demonstrates a passion for technology and displays academic integrity, leadership and support for   their peers. 

Donald J. Gerrie Memorial Award (B)

• Value: $4,000
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Bridge Inc.
• Criteria: Graduating 91��ɫ�� student continuing his/her academics at 1) LSSU or 2) Algoma University. Student must submit a resume and  letter of recommendation from the Program Co-ordinator. 

*Additional documentation required for this award.

Doug Sykes Memorial Award (A)

•  Value: $500
•  Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Friends and Family of the late Doug Sykes
• Criteria: First-year Business student demonstrating enthusiastic commitment to principles and objectives of the program.                    

Doyle Family Scholarship (B) 

•  Value: $600 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Doyle Family 
• Criteria: First-year student in BScN, ECE, or CYW program demonstrating academic progress and financial need. This award is tenable for second-year.

Dorothy Medhurst Award (A) 

• Value: $100 
• Number: 1
• Sponsor: Anonymous 
• Criteria: Second-year ECE student demonstrating creativity through an innovative and energetic approach.

Dr. (Mrs.) Alam Sundaram Memorial Scholarship (B) 

• Value: $1,000 
• Number: 6 
• Sponsor: Dr. K.M. Somu Sundaram 
• Criteria: Full-time final-year students who have demonstrated proven academic excellence, leadership, and financial need. Six scholarships will be awarded annually: four awards for BScN students and two for  Forestry students.          

Drs. Bijan And Simin Payandeh Scholarship (A)

• Value: $2,500 
• Number: 2 
• Sponsor: Drs. Bijan and Simin Payandeh 
• Criteria: One second year Forestry student and one third or fourth year BScN student demonstrating scholastic achievement will receive these Scholarships

Dr. Lou & Mae Lukenda Charitable Foundation Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $1,000
•  Number: 8
• Sponsor: Dr. Lou & Mae Lukenda Charitable Foundation 
• Criteria: A student in each year of the BScN program and  OTA/PTA program are selected by faculty for this award.  Additionally, two  Varsity Athletes who are enrolled in any Health Science program are selected.

Dr. Rose Meraglia Caicco Award (A) 

• Value: $500
• Number: 2
•  Sponsor: Dr. Rose Meraglia Caicco
•  Criteria: Two female Personal Support Worker students in the second semester  of studies, graduating in the winter semester who meet additional criteria, including motivation,  compassion  and empathy, clear and effective communication skills, patience, attention to detail, professionalism, safety and respect, problem-solving skills, and advocates for clients.

*Additional documentation required for this award*

Dr. Samarendranath Banerjee Memorial Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $1,500 for 1st, 2nd and 3rd year and $2,000 4th year
• Number: 4 
• Sponsor: Mrs. Hima Banerjee 
• Criteria: Full-time BScN students with excellent academics and need coupled with care, compassion, maturity, and dedication to the profession.

Dr. Sardar Sohi & Maria Sutton Rotary Scholarship (B) 

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 2
• Sponsor: Dr. Sardar Sohi, Maria Sutton & the Rotary Club of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie 
•  Criteria: First Generation student, preferably of First Nation  decent are chosen for these awards.

Dumanski Office Interiors/Compass Imaging Graphic Arts And Design Award (A) 

• Value: $500 
• Number: 2
•  Sponsor: Dumanski Office Interiors/Compass Imaging Group & Sign Solutions
•  Criteria: First-year Graphic Design student who puts out best effort on a day-to-day basis; on schedule and on task; great attendance and performance evaluations.

Eleanor Dalseg Memorial Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Paul Dalseg
•  Criteria: Second-year Practical Nursing student demonstrating a high level of patient care and clinical excellence.

Elizabeth Nixon Memorial Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $2,000 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Family and friends of the late Elizabeth Nixon 
• Criteria: Second-year Social Service Worker program student, based on academic excellence, contribution to program, and attitude that exemplifies the profession.

First-Year Design Merit Award (A) 

•  Value: $200 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Graphic Design Faculty - Professor Frank Salituri
• Criteria: First-year Graphic Design student with highest overall GPA. 

Fitness And Health Promotion Award Of Excellence (A) 

• Value: $500
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Anonymous
• Criteria: Recipient will have consistent, strong academic performance as well as a commitment and passion for fitness and health promotion exhibited through leadership at the college and in the community.

Forest The Canoe Award (A) 

• Value: $250
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Forest the Canoe
• Criteria: A student in the Natural Resource program that appreciates green spaces, has a passion for silent sports, and respects the Leave No Trace Principles.

Francine Gauthier Memorial Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $350
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Joan Moore 
•  Criteria: Mature student in graduating year of Office Administration - Executive who demonstrates conscientiousness, dedication, and commitment to lifelong learning.

The Francis Pegahmagabow Memorial Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Elizabeth Vinassac
• Criteria: An Indigenous student demonstrating financial need and an excellent academic standing will be chosen for this award.

G. Verdi/Princess Marie Jose Lodges - Order Sons Of Italy Of Canada (B) 

• Value: $500
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: G. VERDI/PRINCESS MARIE JOSE LODGES - ORDER SONS OF ITALY OF CANADA
• Criteria: Established to recognize a second-year BScN student with the highest GPA.

The Gary And Joanie McGuffin Conservation Leadership Award (A) 

•  Value: $500
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Gary & Joanie McGuffin 
•  Criteria: An Adventure Recreation and Parks program student who best exhibits class leadership, community involvement/volunteerism, contribution to wellness of community and its environment.

Gerald & Kaye McGuire Scholarship (B) 

• Value: $1,200 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Gerald & Kaye McGuire
• Criteria: Involvement in student activities such as a program club or SCSU or community volunteerism is a requirement for this award. 

*Additional documentation required for this award*

Gerald McGuire International Scholarship (B) 

• Value: $2,500 directly towards Lake Superior State University tuition fees 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: 91��ɫ�� Board of Governors 
• Criteria: 91��ɫ�� student registering within the International University-College Division and planning to attend Lake Superior State University during the next academic year. 

*Additional documentation required for this award*

Glen Watson PSW Bursary

• Value: $300 
• Number: 3
• Sponsor: Beth Watson
• Criteria: Personal Support Worker (PSW) students in their first or second semester of the program. Faculty of the Personal Support Worker program will select a student who demonstrates an outstanding motivation towards a PSW career.

Gold Medal In Bachelor of Science  - Nursing (Honours) Program

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Bob Lailey
• Criteria: Graduating BScN student who best demonstrates excellence in academics, clinical performance, and other qualities such as:  leadership, character, interest in geriatric career.

Governor General's Academic Medal (A) 

• Value: Collegiate bronze medal with certificate 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: The Chancellery of Honours 
• Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the highest overall average upon graduation from a diploma-level, post-secondary program (minimum two-year full-time duration)

The Greg (Powder) King Memorial Award (A) 

•  Value: $250
• Number: 2 
•  Sponsor: Family and Friends of the late Greg (Powder) King 
• Criteria: Full-time students enrolled in any year of the Practical Nursing or BScN program that are in good academic standing, have a demonstrated clinical interest in providing care to patients with complex medical needs, have demonstrated capabilities as a patient advocate, and a capability for providing high quality, holistic, patient-centred (or family-centred) care as evidenced in their clinical performance. First consideration will be for an Indigenous or Metis student.

Gwen Iburg Bursary (B) 

• Value: $1,000 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Gwen Iburg, 91��ɫ�� Retiree
• Criteria:  Any full-time, domestic student in any year of  any program in the School of Health Sciences with demonstrated financial need  will be considered.  Eligible students need to be safe, ethical and  competent clinically and satisfactory academically.  As well they need to  demonstrate a commitment to learning for example: having consistent class  attendance, meeting required deadlines, being prepared for class as well as  clinical.

Hazel McBride-Kane Memorial Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Family and friends of Hazel McBride-Kane 
• Criteria: An Indigenous student demonstrating the highest mark in English and arts courses.

Healthy Minds On Campus (A) 

• Value: $500
• Number: 1
•  Sponsor: Mental Health Hub

The Henry Johnson Timber Scholarship (A) 

•  Value: $1,000
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Andrew and Donald Johnson 
• Criteria: Top first-year Forest Conservation student    who best combines athletics, high academic status, and possesses proven leadership qualities.

Hodson Private Wealth Management Group Award (B)

•  Value: $1,500
• Number: 1
•  Sponsor: RBC Dominion Securities
• Criteria: First year Business students must submit a one page explanation of their community involvement including at least one letter of reference.  Additionally, student must have outstanding academic achievement.

Hospitality Club's Leadership Award (A) 

•  Value: $400 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Departmental Faculty 
• Criteria: Culinary Skills - Chef Training, Kitchen Assistant or Culinary Management showing leadership and involvement in the Hospitality Club.

Hospitality Division - Rex Leeson Memorial Award (A) 

• Value: $300 
• Number: 1
• Sponsor: Departmental Faculty 
• Criteria: Culinary Skills - Chef Training and Hospitality Management - Hotel & Resort students demonstrating need and academic performance.

Ian Nixon Memorial Scholarship (B) 

• Value: $2,000
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Peter and Dorothy Nixon
•  Criteria: First or second-year student in a diploma or degree program. Student must be a resident of the District of Algoma but outside the municipal boundaries of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie. 

*Additional documentation required for this award*

Indigenous Student Council Award (A) 

• Value: $500 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Indigenous Student Council 
• Criteria: All single parent students that are of First Nation descent.

International Academic Excellence Award (January And May Intake) (B)

• Value: $250
•  Number: Varies
• Sponsor: International Office
• Criteria: Students in first semester of studies at 91��ɫ�� with a 4.0 GPA who have begun studies in January or May.

International Student Leadership Award (B) 

• Value: $750 and $500
•  Number: 2 
• Sponsor: International Office
•  Criteria: Students who demonstrate outstanding leadership and engagement on Campus will be chosen for this award.  Demonstrated involvement may include outstanding contributions in the classroom, leadership roles in Orientation, Student Government, Clubs and Associations, and being a PAL (Pre-Arrival Leader).    

*Additional documentation required for this award*

International Student Post-Graduate Program Scholarship (A)

• Value: $500
• Number: 2 
• Sponsor: International Office
• Criteria: For students enrolled in Post-Graduate programs (January and May start) after completing a Certificate or Diploma program.

IPC Securities Award (A) 

• Value: $200 
•  Number: 1
• Sponsor: Ron Sonke
•  Criteria: Awarded to a student in the Office Administration-Executive program who possesses a mastery of office skills as demonstrated by the ability to assume responsibility without direct supervision, the ability to make decisions within the scope of assigned authority, and the ability to display initiative.

The J. Donald Nixon Family Scholarship (A) 

•  Value: $1500
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Donald and George Nixon 
• Criteria: First-year Social Service Worker program student, based on academic excellence, contribution to program, and attitude that exemplifies the profession.

James Turner Memorial Scholarships (A) 

• Value: $500
•  Number: 2 
• Sponsor: Friends, family, and co-workers 
•  Criteria: Second-year Protection, Security & Investigations program students based on GPA 3.0, leadership qualities, and active participation in the program.

Joe Eder Memorial Scholarship (A)

• Value: $300 
• Number: 1
•  Sponsor:  Family of the late Joe Eder 
•  Criteria: Automotive Service Technician - Heavy Equipment student

Joe Ruscio Professional Corporation Award (B)

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 1
• Sponsor: Joe Ruscio Professional Corporation
• Criteria: Indigenous students in Business Administration or Business - Accounting program who demonstrate a strong work ethic, academic excellence and community involvement.

*Additional documentation required for this award*

John Falsetto Memorial Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 1
•  Sponsor: Algoma Treatment & Remand Centre, family, and friends 
• Criteria: Second-year Protection, Security & Investigations program student demonstrating academic performance and financial need.

John Myles Memorial Award (A)

•  Value: $400
• Number: 1
•  Sponsor: Krista Myles
• Criteria: Second year Adventure Recreation and Parks Technician students who demonstrate leadership and great potential as an outdoor guide.

John Myles Memorial Bursary (B)

• Value: $400
• Number: 1
• Sponsor: Krista Myles
•  Criteria: First year Adventure Recreation and Parks Technician student.

John Rowswell Memorial Scholarship For Academic Excellence (B) 

• Value: $1,000
• Number: Varies
•  Sponsor: Family, friends and colleagues of the late Mayor John Rowswell 
• Criteria: Upper-year students demonstrating academic excellence.      

Joseph Kuchma Memorial ALS Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $1500 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Jack Boushear 
• Criteria: Second-year Business student demonstrating a contribution to growth, development, and support of fellow students.

Joseph McLeod Memorial Award (A) 

• Value: $100 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Friends of the late Joseph McLeod 
• Criteria: Third-year CYC students demonstrating consistent warmth and genuineness.

Joseph Maione Memorial Scholarship (A) 

•  Value: $750 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Maione Family
• Criteria: Graduating Business (Accounting) student demonstrating leadership, teamwork, and strong community values.

Julie Christenson Memorial Award (A) 

• Value: $200
• Number: 1
• Sponsor: The Birkshire Book Club
• Criteria: An Office Administration student who is a well-rounded individual academically and socially.

Kari Macpherson Memorial Award (A) 

• Value: $750
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Joy Pryce, mother of Kari MacPherson 
• Criteria: First-year, full-time female student enrolled in Natural Environment and Outdoor Studies program with a keen interest in the environment and/or English.

Keith Robert Pelew Memorial Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $500 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Mrs. Loretta Pelew and family
• Criteria: Top second-year mathematics student.

Kendra Wildman Memorial Award (A) 

• Value: $1,000 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Friends and family members 
• Criteria: Female student based on financial need. Student must submit reasons why she feels she qualifies for the award. Personal interviews will be arranged. 

*Additional documentation required for this award*

Kiem Lan NJOO Recognition Award (A)

•  Value: $200
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Kiem Lan NJOO
•  Criteria: Second year Indigenous student studying Practical Nursing or second to fourth year Indigenous student studying BScN with first consideration to be an Inuit student.

Kiwanis Club Of Lakeshore CICE Award (A) 

• Value: $500
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Kiwanis Club of Lakeshore
• Criteria: A CICE student who demonstrates respect, collaboration, teamwork, leadership, and community volunteerism while also demonstrating a positive work ethic.

Kiwanis Club Of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Award (B) 

• Value: $500
• Number: 1
•  Sponsor: Kiwanis Club of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie
• Criteria: Second year Child and Youth Care program student displaying high academic merit and community service involvement.

Kiwanis Club Of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Mike Duguay Memorial Award (A) 

• Value:  $500
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor : Kiwanis Club of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie
• Criteria: Full-time students in Police Foundations program of good character and who show excellence in community service as well as excellence in academics. 

Krista Sepp Memorial Scholarship (A) 

•  Value: $2,000
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Friends and family of the late Krista Sepp 
• Criteria: Third-year Child and Youth Care program student based on academic excellence, professional attitude and commitment.

Lauren Kelly Memorial Award (A) 

•  Value: $2,000
• Number: 2 
• Sponsor: Dr. Kerstin and Neil Kelly
• Criteria: Well-rounded Aviation students who have demonstrated a high level of skill by achieving high marks in flying as well as academic classes, are well thought of amongst peers and staff, are respectful and considerate, demonstrates leadership and a positive attitude, and shows a passion for Aviation.

Lawrence Connolly Memorial Award (A) 

• Value: $300 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: The Connolly family and friends 
• Criteria: Second-year ECE student demonstrating a strong work ethic and a generous and non-judgemental nature.

Lee Ann Gray Memorial Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $500
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Friends, family, and co-workers 
• Criteria: Mature Office Administration student in his/her graduating year with honours standing demonstrating conscientiousness, dedication, and qualities of a support person.

Lindsay Ann Watkins Memorial Award (B)

• Value: $500
• Number: 1
•  Sponsor: The Gaetano family (Randy, Sandra, Kristian and Marissa (Penney))
• Criteria: A student in the health sciences field who has overcome personal trials and challenges to achieve success in their studies.

Losee Memorial Award (A) 

•  Value: $500 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: The Canadian Institute of Forestry 
•  Criteria: Second-year Forest Conservation program student demonstrating leadership, co-operation, and academic ability.

The Lynn Dee Eason Award, Office Administration (A) 

•  Value: $500
• Number: 1
• Sponsor: The Eason Family
• Criteria:  Office Administration students demonstrating tenacity, moral fibre, and courage.

M.R. Wright & Family Award (B) 

•  Value: $1,000 
• Number: 2
•  Sponsor: Mr. and Mrs. Mert Wright 
•  Criteria: Engineering program student based on financial need, participation in athletics, student organization, drama, music, etc.

MacEwan Family Award (B) 

• Value: $100
•  Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Mr. Neil MacEwan, 91��ɫ�� Support Staff Retiree
• Criteria: Second-year Graphic Design student with highest GPA.

Machine Shop Advisory Committee Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $500 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Machine Shop Advisory Committee 
•  Criteria: Best application of academic achievement and practical skills.

Machine Shop Association Scholarship (A) 

•  Value: $500
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Machine Shop Association (MSA) 
• Criteria: Academics, self-motivation, commitment.

The Mario Tosello Memorial Human Services Award (B) 

•  Value: $500
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Catherine and Karma Tosello
• Criteria: A Human Service program student who has demonstrated his/her commitment to advocacy and empowerment in working with individuals with intellectual disabilities.

Mario Tosello Memorial Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $750 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Community Living Algoma and Catherine Tosello 
• Criteria: First-year CICE student demonstrating outstanding improvement in the program.

Marion Arthur Memorial Scholarship - Community Living Algoma (A) 

• Value: $500 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Community Living Algoma 
• Criteria: Second-year CICE student excelling in the program.

Marywin Walker “Seize The Day” Award (A) 

•  Value: $500
•  Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Friends and colleagues of 91��ɫ�� Area Hospital
•  Criteria: Full-time second-year PN student demonstrating professionalism and commitment to competency in his/her practice.

Masonic Foundation Of Ontario Bursary (B) 

•  Value: $500 (approx.)
•  Number: 2 
• Sponsor: Masonic Foundation of Ontario
•  Criteria: Graduating student who has a GPA of 3.0 or higher and has demonstrated a strong potential for success in his/her chosen field.

Métis Nation Of Ontario Award (A/B) 

The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) Métis Student Bursary Program provides bursaries to registered students who are verified Métis citizens of the Métis Nation of Ontario. Applicants will be required to complete the MNO Métis Student Bursary Application and consent to an MNO citizenship verification check to confirm eligibility for these awards. If you have any questions, please direct all inquiries to: PSEsupport@metisnation.org.

• Value: Varies 
• Number: Varies 
• Sponsor: Métis Nation of Ontario 
• Criteria: Métis students in any program. 

 *Separate application required*

Métis Nation Of Ontario Powley Electrical Award (A/B) 

•  Value: Varies 
• Number: Varies 
•  Sponsor: Métis Nation of Ontario 
• Criteria: Métis students registered in any year of any electrical program. 

 *Separate application required*

Michael Joseph De Francesco Memorial Award (A) 

•  Value: $1,000 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Family and friends of the late Michael Joseph De Francesco
• Criteria: A student who is excelling in the Aviation program and to whom this financial assistance would be valuable.

Mike Channer "High Flight" Award (A) 

• Value: $2,500 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Family, friends and colleagues of the late Mike Channer 
• Criteria: Graduating student in the Aviation Technology program.

Mike Channer Memorial Award (A) 

•  Value: $500 
•  Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Family, friends and colleagues of the late Mike Channer 
•  Criteria: Second-year Aviation student with highest commercial flight test mark.

Moyra And Edward O'Pallie Award (B) 

• Value: $750
•  Number: 1
•  Sponsor: Moyra and Edward O'Pallie
•  Criteria: A first    and second-year Business or Business Accounting student will be selected for this award.

Natural Environment And Outdoor Studies Co-op Award (A) 

•  Value: $300
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Natural Environment and Outdoor Studies staff 
•  Criteria: Second-year Natural Environment and Outdoor Studies student based on co-op work term report by a student entering second-year.       

The Nicholas Little Memorial  Award (A) 

•  Value: $500
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Friends and Family of  the late Nicholas Little
•  Criteria: An Aviation student demonstrating a high level of skill by achieving strong marks in flying as well as academic classes, is well thought of by his peers and staff, is respectful and considerate to all.

The Nighthawk Flying Club Annual Award (A) 

•  Value: $1,500
•  Number: 1
•  Sponsor: The Nighthawk Flying Club 
•  Criteria: Third-Year Aviation student preferably from northern Ontario.

NORPRO Environmental Award (A)

•  Value: $500
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: NORPRO Environmental, A N1 Solutions Company
•  Criteria: A graduating Natural Environment student with a deep appreciation of the natural environment, is in good academic standing and has shown leadership throughout their postsecondary education.      

NORPRO Security Award (A)

•  Value: $500
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: NORPRO Security, a division of N1 Solutions Inc.
• Criteria: A graduating Protection, Security, and Investigation student who has gone above and beyond to attain their education goals, and is dedicated to protecting the community and making it a safer place.

Northern Ontario Latin-Hispanic Association (NOLHA) Scholarship (B)

• Value: $500
• Number: 2 
• Sponsor: Northern Ontario Latin-Hispanic Association
• Criteria: Must be a student from Later American and Brazil. Student required to submit a 500-word essay to answer the following questions: 1) how important to you is your racial, ethnic or cultural identity? 2) What do you think the Latin-Hispanic culture could contribute/impact our SSM community and Canada, and 3) How you would promote the NOLHA in a 2-3 min video?

*Additional documentation required for this award*

OACETT Scholarship For The Advancement Of Education And Careers In Technology (A/B) 

• Value: $500 
• Number: 3 
•  Sponsor: OACETT (Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists)
•  Criteria: Technician/Technology students that attended high school in the ADSB area.      

Olesia Orazietti Memorial Scholarship (B) 

• Value: $500 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Family and friends 
• Criteria: All first     and second-year students displaying strong Christian values, caring attitude, and leadership qualities. To be considered, student must attach a letter outlining these qualities supported by two or more reference letters (one can be from a 91��ɫ�� faculty member).

*Additional documentation required for this award*          

O.P.S.E.U. Local 612 Staff Memorial Award (B) 

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 3
•  Sponsor: Ontario Public Service Employees Union, Local 612 (Support Staff) 
• Criteria: All full-time students demonstrating financial need. 

O.P.S.E.U. Local 613 Memorial Award (A) 

•  Value: $500
• Number: 1
• Sponsor: Ontario Public Service Employees Union, Local 613 (Professors, Instructors, Counsellors, and Librarians) 
•  Criteria: Awarded to a student who demonstrates equity, respect, helpfulness, and a commitment to academics.

Pam Bent Conservation Award (A)

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 1
• Sponsor:  The Kensington Conservancy
• Criteria:  A NEOS student who demonstrates good leadership skills, good academic achievement, is a global thinker and demonstrates a passion above and beyond the program expectations

Plummer Memorial Public Hospital School Of Nursing Care And Compassion Award (A) 

•  Value: $300
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Graduates of the Plummer Memorial Public Hospital School of Nursing
•  Criteria: A student who demonstrates care and compassion through patient advocacy and problem-solving skills.

President’s Academic Excellence Scholarship (B) 

•  Value: $500 or interest earned
• Number: Varies
• Sponsor: 91��ɫ�� Staff 
• Criteria: First-year students who have applied using the online SBA application with a 4.0 GPA. These awards are acknowledged at a separate ceremony.

Prince Township Academic Excellence Award (B) 

•  Value: $500
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Corporation of the Township of Prince 
• Criteria: A student residing in the Township of Prince that demonstrates academic excellence.

Post-Graduate Program Scholarship For International Students (A)

•  Value: $500
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: International Office
•  Criteria:  For students enrolled in a Post-Graduate program after completing a Certificate or Diploma program.

Retired Teachers Of Algoma Scholarship (B) 

• Value: $750
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Retired Teachers of Ontario - District 3 Algoma 
• Criteria: Full-time second-year students who have demonstrated a significant commitment to volunteering over the past eighteen months.

*Additional documentation required for this award*

Returning International Student To A New Program Award (A)

•  Value: $250
• Number: 3 
•  Sponsor: International Office
• Criteria:  One student each intake will be considered for this award.

Rhonda Wright Recognition Award (A) 

• Value: $300 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: 91��ɫ�� Board of Governors 
•  Criteria: Second-year Automotive Services Technician student whose achievements are based upon a strong work ethic as demonstrated by meeting or exceeding personal goals, who brings a positive attitude to class and has demonstrated a continued willingness to help others succeed in the program.

Richard Nielsen-Jones Memorial Scholarship (A) 

•  Value: $1,500, engraved College trophy and individual plaque 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Family of Richard Nielsen-Jones 
• Criteria: Graduating Aviation student displaying class 1 instrument rating, excellent academics, flying proficiency, and highest academic grade and standing on D.O.T. and college instruments rating exams.

Rod And Sandra MacLeod & Family/OACETT Award (A/B) 

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 1
•  Sponsor: OACETT (Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists)
• Criteria: A full-time student enrolled in any year of an OACETT-recognized Engineering or Applied Science Technology program who best exemplifies the following key precepts related to integrity and professionalism in the practice of Engineering Technology.

Roderick Borden Gray G.C. Memorial Scholarship (A) 

•  Value: $750
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Lloyd S. & Dorothy Gray & Family
• Criteria: Third-year Aviation student who is professional and dedicated.

RNAO Algoma Chapter Student Award  (A/B) 

• Value: $500
•  Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Algoma Chapter of Registered Nurses Association of Ontario 
•  Criteria: Student must submit an essay on "the importance of a nursing student to be part of his/her professional organization". 

*Additional documentation required for this award* 

Rome's Independent Grocer Award (A) 

• Value: $500
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Chris and Kendra Rome 
• Criteria: Culinary Skills - Chef Training and/or Hospitality Management - Hotel & Resort student. Based on academics, organizational skills, enthusiasm, team commitment, and initiative.

Ron Morphet Memorial Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $1,000 
• Number: 1
• Sponsor: KPMG, friends and family of the late Ron Morphet 
• Criteria: Graduating BScN student demonstrating care and compassion for patients, with overall excellent clinical nursing qualities.

The Rose Nolan Scholarship (B) 

•  Value: $2,500
• Number: 2
• Sponsor: Ted Nolan Foundation
• Criteria: Second, third or fourth-year First Nation students enrolled in any program - must be an Indigenous woman (First Nation Status); be a member of a First Nation Community in Canada; be a Canadian resident; have recently completed one year of full-time studies within the past two months.

 *Additional documentation required for this award*

Rotary Club Of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Award (B) 

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 2
• Sponsor: Rotary Club of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie
• Criteria: Upper year students displaying high ethical standards, recognition of the worthiness of all occupations, and the dignifying by each Rotarian to their persona, business, and community life. Additional details available from the Student Financial Assistance Office.

Rotary Club Of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie North - Bill McGauley Memorial Award (A) 

• Value: $500 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Rotary Club of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie North - Club 2775 
• Criteria: Student registered in General Arts and Sciences - Liberal Studies program taking MTH 131 demonstrating academic excellence, good work ethic, and excellent effort and attitude.

Ruth Galinis Scholarship Award (B) 

• Value: $250
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Ruth Galinis, past Board member 
•  Criteria: A female sole-support parent in any program, second or third year.

Sammy Graham Memorial Award (A)

• Value: $500
• Number: 1
• Sponsor: Family and friends of the late Sammy Graham
• Criteria: First year Social Service Worker – Indigenous Specialization Student – who is gentle, kind, generous, funny, helpful and a beautiful soul.

Sara Fryia Memorial Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $500 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Linda Ryan,  Shelley Klepatz, Laura Hojem,  and Brittany Kirkwood
• Criteria: A student who demonstrates commitment, a positive attitude, and promise in the Pre-Health program.

91��ɫ�� Academic Excellence Scholarship (B) 

•  Value: $1,500
• Number: Varies 
• Sponsor: 91��ɫ�� Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards Committee
• Criteria: Fourth Year BScN Students with a 4.0 GPA

91��ɫ�� Academic Excellence Scholarship - Chawkers Foundation (B) 

• Value: $1,250
• Number: 10
• Sponsor: Chawkers Foundation 
•  Criteria:  Third year students with a 4.0 GPA

91��ɫ�� Alumni Relations Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $500
• Number: 2
• Sponsor: 91��ɫ�� Alumni Relations
• Criteria: All current students registered in the final year of a Certificate, Diploma or Degree program

*Additional documentation required*

91��ɫ�� Athletics Scholarship (A) 

•  Value: Varies 
• Number: Varies 
• Sponsor: Student Financial Assistance Office
•  Criteria: Varsity athletes.

91��ɫ�� Electrical Faculty Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $200 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Electrical faculty 
•  Criteria: Second-year Electrical Technician student based on academic achievement.

91��ɫ�� General Scholarship (B)

•  Value: Varies
• Number: Varies 
•  Sponsor: 91��ɫ�� Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards Committee
• Criteria: Students demonstrating academic excellence.

91��ɫ�� Heavy Equipment And Truck Technology Excellence Award (A) 

• Value: $250
•  Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Heavy Equipment Department staff 
•  Criteria: Second-year H.E.T. student based on scholastic excellence, reliability, co-operation, and leadership.

91��ɫ�� Retirees Award (B) 

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 3
• Sponsor: 91��ɫ�� Retired Employees 
• Criteria: First-year student demonstrating academic success and other criteria as determined by sponsor and SBA Committee.

91��ɫ�� Students' Union - Student Leadership Award (A) 

•  Value: $500 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: 91��ɫ�� Students' Union
• Criteria: Executive member of the Students'    Union demonstrating strong leadership and planning/organizational skills.

91��ɫ�� Recreation Hockey Association Fun Through Recreation Award (B) 

• Value: $1,000 
• Number: 6 
• Sponsor: 2004/05 91��ɫ�� Recreation Hockey Association Executive 
•  Criteria: Returning students demonstrating financial need and having participated in minor hockey (house league level) preferably with the SRHA.

 *Additional documentation required for this award*

91��ɫ�� Star Academic Excellence Scholarship (B) 

• Value: $500
• Number: 2
• Sponsor: The 91��ɫ�� Star 
• Criteria: Upper-year students demonstrating academic excellence.

91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Firefighters Association Local 529 Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $500 
•  Number: 2
• Sponsor: 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Firefighters Association Local 529
•  Criteria: CICE students who demonstrates teamwork, leadership, and community involvement/volunteerism or who demonstrates commitment, initiative, and dedication toward academic studies.

91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Police Service Academic Excellence Award For Protection, Security & Investigations/Police Foundations Program (A) 

•  Value: $500
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Police Service 
•  Criteria: First-year Protection, Security & Investigations or Police Foundations student achieving highest academic standing.

91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Police Service Computer Studies Excellence Award (A) 

• Value: $500
•  Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Police Service 
•  Criteria: Academic excellence, good work ethic, effort, attitude and contribution to class.

Sister Rita Kennedy Award (A)

•  Value: $500
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Friends and colleagues of the Late Sister Rita Kennedy
• Criteria: A graduating BScN student who has consistently demonstrated a thorough grounding in broad based community focused nursing practice, and whose problem solving skills are centred on the complex nature of each individual's care needs.

Skilled Trades & Apprenticeship Scholarship (A) 

•  Value: $500 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: 91��ɫ�� of Applied Arts and Technology and O.P.S.E.U. Local 613 
• Criteria: Skilled Trades & Apprenticeship student demonstrating good grades, financial need, and community involvement.

Smart Serve Ontario Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $1,000 & $500 
•  Number: 2 
•  Sponsor: Smart Serve Ontario 
• Criteria: Second-year Hospitality Management - Hotel & Resort students with a high GPA, and demonstrating professionalism and employability characteristics.

Social Service Worker - Indigenous Specialization Achievement Award - A (A)

• Value: $100 
•  Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Native Education & Training Department students, faculty and friends 
• Criteria: First-year Social Service Worker - Indigenous    student    with excellent academic standing and continuing into the second year of the program.

Social Service Worker - Indigenous Specialization Achievement Award - B (A)  

•  Value: $100 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Native Education & Training Department students, faculty and friends 
• Criteria: Second-year Social Service Worker - Indigenous Specialization student    with excellent academic achievement and a positive role model who demonstrates professionalism and commitment to the field.

Social Service Worker - Indigenous Specialization Achievement Award - Oshki-Pimanche-O-Win (A)

• Value: $100 
•  Number: 2
•  Sponsor: Native Education & Training Department students, faculty and friends 
• Criteria: A first    and second-year student demonstrating excellent academics and positive role model attributes.          

Soo Mill And Lumber Company Award (B) 

• Value: $200
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Soo Mill and Lumber Company 
•  Criteria: All full-time students based on financial need.

Spirit Of Silvilog Award (A) 

•  Value: $1000
•  Number: 1 or 2
• Sponsor: Canadian Forestry Service
• Criteria: First-year Natural Environment Technician/Technologist student.

SSM Innovation Centre IT Success Scholarship (B) 

• Value: $1,500 
•  Number: 3 
•  Sponsor: 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Innovation Centre
• Criteria: Student must be enrolled in the first year of an IT Studies program. One award for a local student identifying as female, one award for a local student who is indigenous, and one award for a local student. Students must submit a 500-word essay explaining their suitability for the award. 

*Additional documentation required for this award*

St. Joseph Island Hunters And Anglers Association Award (A) 

• Value: $200 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: St. Joseph Island Hunters and Anglers Association 
• Criteria: Second or third-year Natural Environment & Outdoor Studies student who shows greatest dedication to Fish and Wildlife Conservation through volunteerism.

St. Mary's School Of Nursing Alumnae Award - 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie (B) 

• Value: $1,000 (approximately)
•  Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Nursing Alumnae 
•  Criteria: BScN student registered in second    or third-year of BScN program, preferably a descendent of the St. Mary's School of Nursing, demonstrating competent clinical proficiency, competent academic marks, and one who provides ethical and considerate care to clients and demonstrating financial need.

Stacey Jackson Premier's Award Aviation Scholarship (A)

•  Value: $500
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Stacey Jackson
•  Criteria:   An Aviation student with a strong moral character that is willing to help others succeed. Students must submit a 500-word essay explaining their volunteer experience and how they contribute to their community.

*Additional documentation required for this award*

T. Donald Wright Administrative Award (A) 

•  Value: $500 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Sheree Wright
• Criteria: An Office Administration - Executive student who embodies Don's core values - integrity, reliability and commitment.

TD Bank Group Indigenous Student Bursaries (A) 

•  Value: $1,000
•  Number: up to 5
•  Sponsor: TD Bank Group
• Criteria: Recommended by faculty and staff.

Tenaris Global Business Management Award (B)

•  Value: $2,000 
•  Number: 3
• Sponsor: Tenaris Global Services
•  Criteria: Upper-year Global Business Management students who have a 70% class participation, demonstrate excellent work ethics and teamwork, and show  demonstrated community involvement and commitment to 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie.                       

The Tenaris Roberto Rocca Scholarship In Engineering  (A) 

•  Value: $2,000 (renewable for a total of 4 years)
• Number: 4 new each year
•  Sponsor: Tenaris Global Services
•  Criteria: Four scholarships will be awarded annually to incoming Bachelor of Engineering – Mechatronics students.  Consideration for the scholarships will be given to those who demonstrate financial need, identify as female and/or those who identify as Indigenous, First Nations, Metis or Inuit.

Teri Winter Memorial Award (B) 

• Value: $300 
•  Number: 1
• Sponsor: School of Natural Environment 
• Criteria: A Natural Environment Studies student that shows a passion for the natural world, is dedicated to community focused projects, and research or volunteering that promotes sustainability, conservation, or education.

Tom White Athletics Award (A) 

•  Value: $600
•  Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: 91��ɫ�� staff, friends, and family of the late Tom White 
• Criteria: Varsity athlete demonstrating exceptional level of commitment and dedication to men’s soccer.

Tommy Prince - World War II & Korean War Native Veteran Scholarship (A) 

• Value: $100 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: 91��ɫ�� Native Education staff and students 
•  Criteria: An Indigenous student demonstrating academic excellence and leadership qualities.

Tyler Yuke Memorial Award (A) 

•  Value: $100 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Yuke family and friends 
• Criteria: An Adventure Recreation and Parks student who has enhanced student life at 91��ɫ�� through extra-curricular activities and who has selflessly demonstrated initiative and/or leadership qualities.

Unity Award (A) 

• Value: Engraved College plaque 
• Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Anonymous 
• Criteria: Graduating student in the BScN program demonstrating his/her support for classmates, class spirit, and unity.

USW Local 2251 Student Award Established By John Kallio (B)

•             Value: $1,000 
•             Number: 1 
•             Sponsor: John Kallio 
•           Criteria: Child or grandchild of a USW Local 2251 employee - past or present.     

Victoria And Bentley Whitehead Memorial Bursary  (B)

• Value: $500 
• Number: 2 
• Sponsor: The family of the late Victoria and Bentley Whitehead
• Criteria: Two students in the Practical Nursing program with a preference to students who are raising children while attending school

Village Media Graphic Design - Digital Media Award (A) 

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor:  Village Media
• Criteria: Upper-year student enrolled in the Graphic Design - Digital Media program, who approaches their work with the most passion and effort.  This student is a reliable, hard worker who pushes themselves to do more than what is expected.

  Wade Seguin Memorial Scholarship (B)

• Value: $1,000
• Number: 1
• Sponsor: Family, friends, and colleagues of the late Wade Seguin
• Criteria: Full-time second or third year students in technical trades or engineering technology program with a preference for students who have returned to school, strive for excellence, have a passion for the construction industry and who maintains a strong academic standing but not necessarily the highest GPA in their class.    

*Additional documentation required for this award*      

Walter Ceolin Award (A) 

•  Value: $300 
• Number: 1
•  Sponsor: Ontario Conservation Officers' Association
• Criteria: A second year Fish & Wildlife Conservation student who demonstrates integrity and leadership in the application of Fish & Wildlife Management principles. 

William "Bud" Parsons Memorial Scholarship (A)

•  Value: $250 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: The Parsons Family 
•  Criteria: Heavy Equipment/Truck Coach student displaying a great attitude, works well with others in a team environment, an excellent attendance record, and who maintains a strong academic standing.       

William Tank Memorial Scholarship (A) 

•  Value: $500
•  Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Bob, Karen and Melissa Tank 
• Criteria: OTA/PTA students will be selected for this award.

 YNCU Good Neighbour Award (A) 

•  Value: $1,000
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: YNCU
•  Criteria: A first year Business student that demonstrates community involvement in the Algoma District.

Zachary McKillop "Sploring" Award (A)

•  Value: $1,000 
•  Number: 1 
•  Sponsor: Janice and Lindsay McKillop, family, friends and colleagues of the late Zachary McKillop 
•  Criteria: Third year Graduating Aviation student    who shows respect for colleagues and peers, shows integrity in all he/she does. 

Zonta Club Of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Area - Gwen Korrey Memorial Bursary (A) 

• Value: $500 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Zonta Club of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Area 
• Criteria: Full-time third and fourth-year female BScN student demonstrating consistent academic achievement, above-average clinical performance, financial need, commitment, compassion, and caring.

Zonta Club Of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Area - Women In Apprenticeship Trades Award  (A) 

• Value: $400 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Zonta Club of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Area 
• Criteria: A female student entering LII of an apprenticeship trades program who demonstrates a strong work ethic, is a team player, and shows promising skill to be successful in her trade. 

Zonta Club Of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Area - Women In Aviation Award (A)

• Value: $500 
• Number: 1 
• Sponsor: Zonta Club of 91��ɫ�� Ste. Marie Area
• Criteria: Full-time second or third year Aviation students demonstrating consistent academic achievement and displaying the characteristics of Amelia Earhart, including a confident and capable flying ability and spirit of adventure.

More Information

Other awards may be available.

Application forms and procedures may be obtained in the Student Financial Assistance Office. Selections are made by departmental faculty or donors as outlined by individual awards.

Please check the announcement page on your student portal regularly for updates on new awards.