1999-2000 Undergraduate Calendar Awards and Financial Assistance | 1999-2000 Undergraduate Calendar Awards and Financial Assistance |
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Abbott Memorial Award in Law
Value $200. Awarded annually for proficiency in Law courses taken at Carleton University to a student planning to enter law school. Donor: Dr. Frank Abbott. Established in 1997 in memory of Mrs. George S. Abbott and Professor Richard D. Abbott, founding Chair of the Department of Law.
Adjeleian Allen Rubeli Prize
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, to the students submitting the best and second best Fourth-year engineering project. Donor: Adjeleian Allen Rubeli & Associates. Endowed 1989.
AFCEA Scholarship
Value $1000. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Dean of Engineering and Design or the Director of the School of Computer Science. This scholarship is given alternately to a student in the Electrical or Computer Systems program and the Computer Science program. The recipient must be an outstanding student who is a Canadian citizen proceeding from Third to Fourth year of the program. Donor: Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) Ottawa Chapter. Established 1990. Revised 1993.
Rajesh Ahluwalia Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Dean of Engineering and Design, to a deserving student proceeding from Third to Fourth year of an engineering program. Donors: Family and friends of Rajesh Ahluwalia, M. Engineering, Carleton 1975. Established 1993.
American Society for Metals Award in Engineering
Value $100. Awarded annually to an outstanding student with an interest in materials engineering. Donor: Ottawa Valley Chapter, American Society for Metals. Established 1951. Revised 1984.
A. Andras Memorial Grant
To support the cost of a research project or paper undertaken by an undergraduate or graduate student attending Carleton University. This grant is awarded in alternate years for a research project in one of the following areas: (a) Jewish studies; (b) trade union history or the democratic socialist movement in Canada. Endowed 1972 in memory of the late Mr. A. Andras, a member of Carleton's Board of Governors. Revised 1978.
Motoshi Asano Memorial Scholarship in Chemistry
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Department of Chemistry to a student in a Chemistry program. Preference shall be given to a full-time student in physical spectroscopy. Donated by the Asano family of Kobe, Japan, in memory of their son, Motoshi Asano, who received his Ph.D. in physical chemistry at Carleton in 1983, and who tragically lost his life in a mountain climbing accident two months later. Endowed 1984.
Medal of the Association of Professional Engineers (Ontario)
Awarded annually, when merited, to the graduating student standing highest in Engineering. Established 1961.
Award of the Embassy of Austria
For excellence in the study of German, a book award is offered annually by the Austrian Embassy in Canada. Established 1960.
The Honourable Walter Baker Memorial Scholarship in Political Science
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Department of Political Science to one or more students finishing the Third year of an Honours program. The selection will be made on the basis of high academic standing, with consideration given to demonstrated political leadership or involvement in politics. This scholarship is given in memory of the Honourable Walter Baker, P.C., Q.C., M.P., B.A., a distinguished graduate of Carleton University. Endowed in 1984 by friends of the Honourable Walter Baker.
Frederick William Baldwin Scholarship
Awarded annually to outstanding students entering or proceeding from one year of program to another at Carleton University. Donor: Estate of Frederick William Baldwin. Endowed 1983.
Bank of Nova Scotia, Carleton University Branch, Award in Commercial Law
Value $100. Awarded annually to a student with high standing in courses in the Commercial Law field. Donor: the Bank of Nova Scotia, Carleton University Branch. Established 1980.
F. Luella Barrigar Scholarships
Awarded annually to students entering Carleton University or proceeding from one year of program to another. Some preference shall be given to students with an interest in music. These scholarships are provided through the bequest of the late Miss F. Luella Barrigar, a teacher of music at the Ottawa Teachers' College. Donor: The late F. Luella Barrigar. Endowed 1981.
Jack Barwick and Douglas Duncan Memorial Scholarship for Art History
Awarded annually to a student or students in the Art History program. The Director of the School for Studies in Art and Culture and faculty members of the Art History program are to decide each year on the most appropriate disbursement of the award. Donor: Mrs. J.P. Barwick. Endowed 1972. Revised 1992.
Jack Barwick and Douglas Duncan Memorial Scholarship for Music
Awarded annually to a student or students in the Music program. The Director of the School for Studies in Art and Culture and faculty members of the Music program are to decide each year on the most appropriate disbursement of the award. Donor: Mrs. J.P. Barwick. Endowed 1972. Revised 1992.
Bay Street Challenge Award for Excellence in Information Systems
Value $500. Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Business, to the student with the highest academic standing who is proceeding from Third to Fourth year of the Bachelor of Commerce program with a Concentration in Information Systems. Established in 1996 by a graduate of the School of Business to encourage competition among students.
Bay Street Challenge Award for Excellence in International Business
Value $500. Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Business, to the student with the highest academic standing who is proceeding from Second to Third year of the Bachelor of International Business or the Bachelor of Commerce program with a Concentration in International Business. Established in 1996 by a graduate of the School of Business to encourage competition among students. Revised 1998.
Bay Street Challenge Scholarship for Excellence in Securities Finance
Two scholarships valued at $1000 each. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Business, to the student who has achieved the highest marks in the course 42.352* Principles of Investments and the student who has achieved the highest marks in the course 42.452* Investment Management. Established in 1996 by a graduate of the School of Business to encourage competition among students and to raise awareness of the securities industry as a career option.
Paul R. Beesack Memorial Scholarship in Mathematics
A scholarship and book prize awarded annually to the student, continuing to the Second year of an Honours Program in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, with the highest combined standing in the required (full-credit) mathematics courses of First year. Endowed in 1986 by the family, friends and academic colleagues of the late Paul R. Beesack, an outstanding analyst, who served this University, his department and his discipline with excellence.
Berke Scholarship in Chemistry
Awarded annually to an outstanding student proceeding to the Second year of an Honours Chemistry program. Donor: Dr. and Mrs. M. Ralph Berke. Endowed 1981.
Dr. M. Ralph Berke Award in Chemistry
The yield of a $500 fund is awarded each year, if merited, on the recommendation of the Department of Chemistry for a prize to be awarded to an outstanding student majoring in chemistry proceeding from the Second to the Third year of the degree program. Donor: Dr. M. Ralph Berke. Endowed 1956.
Karl Bernhardt Scholarship in Psychology
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Psychology, to a student entering the Fourth year of the Honours Psychology program who has demonstrated excellence in the area of Personality and/or Developmental Psychology. Endowed in 1992, by family, in memory of Professor Karl S. Bernhardt, a Canadian pioneer in child psychology and former Director of the Institute of Child Study at the University of Toronto.
Charles Anthony Blundell Betts Memorial Scholarship in Physics
Awarded annually, if merited, to a student of high proficiency in Physics, entering or continuing in Physics Honours or in the Major program, in the Second or subsequent years of the degree program. Donors: Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Betts, Birmingham, England, in memory of their son, Charles Anthony Blundell Betts. Endowed 1964.
Dr. Thomas Betz Memorial Award
Value $1000. Awarded annually, when merited, on the basis of scholarly promise and potential for intellectual leadership. This award is open to undergraduate and graduate students. The recipient will be chosen on the recommendation of a Selection Committee chaired by the Dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, from a list of candidates nominated by departments, schools and institutions. Established in 1990 by family, friends and colleagues in memory of Dr. Thomas Betz.
J.P. Bickell Foundation Scholarships
The Trustees of the J.P. Bickell Foundation have established in the Department of Earth Sciences, Faculty of Science, scholarships for students entering the geological profession, of a possible value of $3,000 each. The scholarships may be awarded on entrance into the Honours Geological sequence at the First-, Second- or Third-year levels at Carleton University. The scholarships are payable over two or three years depending on the entrance level. Donor: J.P. Bickell Foundation, Trustees, National Trust.
John E. Bird Scholarships
Two scholarships are awarded annually to outstanding students who are proceeding from one year of program to another in a Degree program in Journalism. Donor: Estate of Mrs. V. Bird. Endowed 1981.
Director's Award in Biochemistry
Value $100. Awarded annually to the Fourth-year Biochemistry student performing the most distinguished Honours Research project. Donor: Anonymous. Endowed 1981.
Elissa Gail Bonder Scholarship in Journalism
Awarded in alternate years, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Journalism and Communication, to an outstanding student entering the First year of the Journalism program from a high school in the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton. Established in 1995 by Linda and Ted in memory of his daughter Elissa Gail Bonder who graduated posthumously from Lisgar Collegiate Institute in 1991.
Professor T.N. Brewis Scholarship in Applied Economics
Value $1,000. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Department of Economics to an undergraduate or graduate student in the department. Preference shall be given to a student who has shown aptitude in the field of applied economics. Professor Brewis was a distinguished member of the Department of Economics at Carleton University for 25 years and is well known for his contributions in the fields of macroeconomic and regional economic policy. Donor: Professor T.N. Brewis. Endowed 1981.
Claude Brunelle Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Institute of Central/East European and Russian-Area Studies to the student with the highest standing among those proceeding from the Third to the Fourth year of the undergraduate program. Donors: Family, friends and colleagues of the late Claude Brunelle, a former student of the Institute. Endowed 1985.
Donald William Buchanan Scholarship
Awarded annually for general competition among students entering Carleton University. Donor: The late Donald William Buchanan. Endowed 1967.
Building Envelope Council, Ottawa Region, Award
Value $250. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, to a graduating student in an undergraduate or graduate program of study who has demonstrated excellence in the area of building envelopes. Donor: The Building Envelope Council, Ottawa Region (BECOR). Established 1995.
Joseph and Yvonne Bulger Scholarship in Engineering
Two scholarships are awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Dean of Engineering and Design, to students of high proficiency and who are Canadian citizens proceeding from one year to another of the Civil Engineering program. Preference will be given to students who attended a high school in the National Capital Region. Endowed in 1991 by friends of Joseph V. Bulger in honour of his dedication and service to the engineering and construction industry.
Landen Dominic Burnett Memorial Award
Value $300. Awarded annually to an outstanding student in the Art History program. The recipient will be chosen by the Director of the School for Studies in Art and Culture on the recommendation of faculty members of the Art History program. Donor: The Vered Foundation. Established 1979. Revised 1992.
Dr. John Davis Burton Award
Awarded annually, when merited, to a student in good standing enrolled in a program at Carleton University, University of Ottawa, La Cité Collégiale or Algonquin College who has made a significant contribution toward awareness, equality and integration of persons with disabilities within his/her educational community. The recipient will be chosen on the recommendation of the Assistant Director (Special Needs), Counselling and Student Life Services at Carleton University, assisted by a Selection Committee. Endowed in 1992 by students, family and friends of Dr. John Davis Burton, who was a champion and advocate for persons with disabilities throughout his career as an educator.
Elinor Burwell Scholarship in Psychology
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Pscyhology, to a student entering the Fourth year of the Honours Psychology program who has demonstrated interest and excellence in the area of the Psychology of Women and/or the Psychology of Aging. Preference will be given to mature students. Endowed in 1998 by the family and friends in memory of Professor Elinor J. Burwell, a member of the Carleton Department of Psychology 1963-1996.
The Colonel John By Award for History
A prize awarded in alternate years to a student in a Third-year history course who writes the best paper on a topic relating to Canadian history. Preference will be given to papers concerning the National Capital Region. Donor: The Historical Society of Ottawa. Established 1990.
Julie Bycraft Memorial Scholarship
Value $1000. Awarded on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Journalism and Communication to an outstanding student who is entering the First year of the Bachelor of Journalism program. Established in 1997 by family and friends to honour Julie.
D. Roy Campbell Scholarship
Awarded annually, under the terms of the will of the late D. Roy Campbell, for competition among students entering Carleton University with high standing in the senior matriculation examinations or the equivalent. Donor: The late D. Roy Campbell. Endowed 1962.
Henry Campbell Scholarships
Two scholarships awarded annually to full-time students entering or progressing from one year to the next at Carleton University. Provided from the estate of the late Edna Alice Campbell. Endowed 1978.
The Canadian Corporate News Scholarship in Journalism
Value $1000. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Journalism and Communication, to an outstanding student who is proceeding from one year to another in the Bachelor of Journalism program. Donor: Canadian Corporate News. Established in 1995 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Carleton's first courses in journalism.
Canadian Federation of University Women/Ottawa Scholarships
Three named scholarships — Dr. Ruth Bell Scholarship, Carol Shields Scholarship, Naomi Rayner Scholarship — valued at $500 each. Awarded annually to women students at Carleton University continuing in undergraduate studies who have completed the equivalent of at least 5.0 credits beyond entrance requirements at the University and have demonstrated a high potential for university studies. To be eligible, the candidate must have maintained a high academic standing and be registered as a part-time student. Donor: Canadian Federation of University Women/Ottawa. First established in 1952 in honour of Dr. Alice E. Wilson, Revised 1989, 1993, 1996.
The Canadian Society for Chemistry Medal
Awarded annually to the student obtaining the highest academic standing in the penultimate year in the Honours Chemistry program. Established 1950. Revised 1983, 1985, 1990.
Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists Undergraduate Student Award
An award, consisting of a certificate and one-year student membership in the Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists, is given by the society on the recommendation of the Department of Earth Sciences, to an undergraduate student who has excelled in fields relating to petroleum geology. Established 1978.
Carleton Beaverbrook Awards for Freedom of the Press
Value $300. Two awards are given annually, one on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of History to a student enrolled in a history course, and the other on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Journalism and Communication to a student enrolled in a journalism course, who respectively submit the best essays that address the topic of freedom of the press and/or the right of access to the use of this medium by individuals and organizations. A case history method study will be favoured over a generalized essay. The awards will be provided from interest generated by The John Hanson Fund. Donor: J. Carlisle Hanson, Q.C. Endowed in 1982 in honour of John Hanson, a Canadian pioneer who, during his lifetime (1793-1820), established a settlement at Chamcook Island, New Brunswick. Revised 1992.
Carleton University Academic Staff Association Scholarship
Value $1,500. Awarded annually to a student of high proficiency proceeding from one year of program to another in undergraduate studies at Carleton University. Donor: Carleton University Academic Staff Association. Established 1977.
Carleton University Caribbean Club Award
Value $200. Awarded annually, if merited, on the recommendation of the Director of Student Awards, to an outstanding student who is a member of the Carleton Caribbean Club. Donor: The Carleton University Caribbean Club. Established 1991.
Carleton University In-Course Scholarships
These scholarships are named in honour of former Chancellors, Presidents and Chairs of the Board of Governors of Carleton University and are awarded to outstanding students proceeding from one year to another of a full-time undergraduate program at Carleton.
Carswell Company Book Award in Public Law
A book prize and certificate are awarded annually to the top full-time student in the Second, Third and Fourth year of any of the undergraduate Law programs. Donor: The Carswell Company Limited. Established 1965. Revised 1987, 1992.
Victor S. Castledine Scholarship
Awarded annually to a student in Economics or Business who, in the opinion of the Chair of the Department of Economics in counsel, has done outstanding work in the area of money, credit and banking studies. Donor: Victor S. Castledine, Esq. Endowed 1971.
CCH Canadian Limited Award in Taxation
A one-year's subscription to CCH's seven-volume Canadian Tax Reports awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Department of Law, to the student achieving the highest grades in tax law courses. Donor: CCH Canadian Limited. Established 1984.
Certified General Accountants Association of Ontario Award for Excellence
Value $1,000. An annual award for excellence is given on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Business to a student graduating from Carleton University who has displayed outstanding achievement in accounting. The award is composed of a cash award of $150 plus a credit of $850 to be drawn down as and when the successful candidate wishes, for the purpose of defraying any fees related to courses in the CGA study program. The first drawdown on the credit must be made not later than 18 months after the date of notification to the successful candidate. Thereafter, the credit will be valid as long as the person is enrolled in the CGA program in Ontario. Donor: The Certified General Accountants Association of Ontario. Established 1981. Revised 1988.
Society of Chemical Industry Award
A gold key with the crest of the Society of Chemical Industry in front and the name of the winner, course, year and university on back is granted to the student who has the highest standing in the final year of the Honours program in Chemistry. The winner will also receive a year's subscription to the journal, Chemistry and Industry. Donor: Canadian Section, Society of Chemical Industry. Established 1961.
CHEZ-FM Research Award(s) in Mass Communication
Value $1000. Awarded annually to support the cost of Honours Research Project(s) in the Mass Communication program. The award(s) are given to project(s) on radio broadcasting and issues related to broadcast regulation generally. The recipient(s) are determined annually on the recommendation of a panel selected by the Associate Director (Mass Communication) of the School of Journalism and Communication in conjunction with the donor. Donor: CHEZ-FM Inc. Established 1984.
CHEZ-FM Research Award in Sociology and Anthropology
Value $600. Awarded annually, when merited, to a Fourth-year Honours student or a graduate student enrolled in a Sociology program. The award is intended to assist with the cost of a media-related research project, essay or thesis involving quantitative research on radio broadcasting, broadcast regulation generally, or contributing to general theoretical development in media sociology. The recipient is chosen annually on the recommendation of a panel, selected by the Chair of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, which includes a representative from CHEZ-FM Inc. Donor: CHEZ-FM Inc. Established 1989. Revised 1993.
Chipworks Award
Value $500. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Faculty of Engineering and Design, to a student proceeding from Third to Fourth year of the Electrical engineering program who has demonstrated excellence in the field of microelectronics. Donor: Chipworks an Ottawa based microelectronics company. Established 1996.
CIPS Ottawa Section Scholarship
Value $625. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Computer Science, to a full-time undergraduate student proceeding from one year to another of the Computer Science program. The award is composed of a cash award of $500 plus a one-year CIPS student membership and admission to regular Ottawa Section meetings. Donor: Ottawa Section of the Canadian Information Processing Society (CIPS). Established 1992.
W.H. Collins Memorial Scholarship
Value $8,000 over four years, ($2,000 per year). Awarded annually to a student entering the First year of the Geology program. This award was endowed in 1994 to commemorate W.H. Collins for his outstanding achievement in the earth sciences including the directorship of the Geological Survey of Canada from 1920-1936.
Communications Law Prize
Awarded annually on the recommendation of a panel comprised of selected members of faculty who specialize in communications law, for excellence in the study of broadcast, press and telecommunications law. Donor: Leonard M. Bellam. Endowed 1983.
Scholarship in Comparative Economics
Awarded annually, if merited, on the recommendation of the Department of Economics, to an undergraduate or graduate student who has shown aptitude in the field of comparative economics. Established by Professor Richard Carson in memory of his parents, Robert L. and LeVerne N. Carson. Endowed 1991.
Duchess of Connaught Scholarship
The yield from the endowment of this historic scholarship has been made available to Carleton University by the Laurentian Chapter, I.O.D.E. The scholarship is to be awarded to an able student entering Carleton University, and may be held until graduation if merited, at which time a new award will be made. Donor: Laurentian Chapter I.O.D.E. Endowed at Carleton University 1960.
Consulting Engineers of Ontario Scholarship
Value $500. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Dean of Engineering and Design, to an outstanding student proceeding from Third to Fourth year of an Engineering program. Donor: Consulting Engineers of Ontario (CEO). Established 1991.
Naomi Cook Scholarship Fund
Awarded annually to students with high academic standing entering Carleton University. Donor: The late Naomi Cook. Endowed 1967.
Michael Russell Coote Memorial Award
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Architecture, to a promising student who has successfully completed First year in the School of Architecture. Donors: Friends, family and colleagues of the late Michael R. Coote. Endowed 1983 in memory of Michael R. Coote, a member of the faculty since 1970 and Director of the School of Architecture from 1978 to 1982.
Jamie Corbet Memorial Award
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the School of Computer Science, to an outstanding student who is proceeding from one year to another in the School of Computer Science. Donor: Friends and family of the late Jamie Corbet. Endowed 1981.
Coulson Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Classics, to an undergraduate student proceeding from one year to another of a Classics program. This award was endowed in 1990 in memory of Maria Pia Coulson and Tom Hunter Coulson. Donor: The estate of Louisa Gallo.
Jennie Shibley Cramm Scholarship
Awarded annually to a female student of high proficiency entering Carleton University from Nepean High School, Ottawa. Donor: The late Jennie Shibley Cramm. Endowed 1967.
W.H. Cramm Scholarship
Awarded annually to a male student of high proficiency entering Carleton University from Nepean High School, Ottawa. Donor: The late Jennie Shibley Cramm. Endowed 1967.
CSME Gold Medal
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Dean of Engineering and Design, to a graduating student in the Mechanical Engineering program for outstanding achievement. Donor: The Canadian Society for Mechanical Engineering. Established 1988.
Catherine Daumery Memorial Award for Botanical Collection
Value $50, together with a book prize. Awarded annually, if merited on the recommendation of the Department of Biology, to a student who has submitted by November 1, an outstanding collection of mounted and identified flowering plants. Donor: Anonymous. Established 1953.
Bertha F. Davis Award in Religion
Awarded annually to an outstanding student enrolled in the B.A. or Honours program in the Department of Religion at Carleton University. Donor: Bertha Florence Davis. Endowed 1977.
W.R. Davis Engineering Scholarship
Value $1,000. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Faculty of Engineering and Design, to an outstanding student entering the Fourth year of the Electrical or Mechanical Engineering program. Donor: W.R. Davis Engineering Ltd. Established 1988.
Deloitte & Touche Scholarships
Two scholarships valued at $500 each. Awarded annually to the two students in the School of Business who have attained the highest overall average in the First and Second year of the Business program and are proceeding in the accounting stream. Donor: Deloitte & Touche. Established 1962. Revised 1990.
Director's Award in Environmental Science
Value $200. Awarded annually to a student graduating from the Environmental Science program with outstanding academic achievement. Established 1997.
Josef Dlouhy Memorial Scholarship in Chemistry
Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Department of Chemistry to a student proceeding from First to Second year of an Honours program in Chemistry, Biochemistry or any Combined Honours program in Chemistry. Preference will be given to a student intending to study inorganic or analytical chemistry. Endowed in 1997 by Dr. Joseph Dlouhy in honour and memory of his father, Josef Dlouhy.
Dobbie Regional Entrance Scholarships
Scholarships will be available for students entering Carleton University, to be divided equally among students from Ontario (except for the City of Ottawa), the Western provinces and the Territories, and Quebec and the Atlantic provinces. Donor: The late Jemema Grace Dobbie. Endowed 1967.
The Al Donaldson Award in Precambrian Geology
Awarded annually, when merited, to provide support for a student engaged in field-based B.Sc. thesis research in Precambrian terrains of Canada. Proposals for research on fundamental unsolved problems will be given preference. Ontario students with demonstrable financial need are eligible to apply. Recipients will be chosen by the Precambrian Research Awards Committee, from applications submitted to the Chairman of the Department of Earth Sciences. Endowed by Professor Donaldson in 1996, the year of his retirement from full-time teaching at Carleton University, to encourage continuation of research in his principal area of geological research.
The Anne Donaldson Memorial Scholarship
Value $500. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Journalism and Communication, to an outstanding student in the Third or Fourth year of the Bachelor of Journalism program who has demonstrated excellence in the area of Community Journalism. Established in 1998 by the Glebe Report Association Board in memory of Anne Donaldson to recognize her love of learning, devotion to her community and her leadership at the Glebe Report until November 1997. Donor: Glebe Report Association Board, community, friends and family.
Gary S. Duck Scholarship in Science
Awarded annually to students entering a Science program at Carleton University who have demonstrated a high potential for university studies. Donor: Gary S. Duck. Endowed 1998.
Lord Dundonald Chapter, I.O.D.E. Scholarship
Value $200. Awarded annually to a student of superior standing and general proficiency, entering the final year of a degree program at Carleton University. Donor: Lord Dundonald Chapter, I.O.D.E. Established 1956.
Economics Scholarship
Value $750. Awarded to the student or students entering the final year of the Honours program of studies, whose record of scholarship, in the opinion of the Department of Economics Scholarship Committee, merits special recognition. Established 1978.
Samuel L. Edelson Scholarship
Value $250. Awarded annually to an outstanding student who is proceeding from one year of program to another at Carleton University. Donor: Members of the family. Established 1974.
George Edgerton and Nellie Erskin Cox Scholarships
Awarded annually to students entering Carleton University who have demonstrated a high potential for university studies. Bequeathed by Charles Cox in memory of his parents. Mr. Cox attended night classes at Carleton in the mid-1950's and having lived in Ottawa all of his life had a strong feeling for Carleton University. Endowed 1998.
Wilfrid Eggleston Award in Journalism
Value $500. Awarded to the undergraduate with the best record in the Second-year Journalism Degree program. This award is named in honour of the late Dr. Wilfrid Eggleston, former Director of the School of Journalism. Donor: Anonymous. Established 1967.
Michael Elmarson Memorial Award
Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Industrial Design, to a student in the Industrial Design program who has demonstrated an outstanding environmental awareness in an undergraduate Industrial Design project. Established by students and staff in memory of Michael Elmarson, a Carleton Industrial Design student. Endowed 1991.
Dr. Reginald T. Elworthy Award in Chemistry
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Chemistry, to an outstanding student in Second year Physical Chemistry who is continuing in the Honours Chemistry program. Endowed 1987.
Engineering Institute of Canada Award
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Faculty of Engineering and Design, to a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of high proficiency who is proceeding from First to Second year of the Engineering program. Donor: Ottawa Chapter of the Engineering Institute of Canada. Endowed 1989.
Enrichment Mini-Course Scholarship
Value $500. Awarded annually, to two students who have participated in a Carleton University Enrichment Mini-Course prior to entering the First year of a program at Carleton University. The scholarships shall be given to the two candidates who have the highest scholastic standing of all candidates who are eligible for this award. Established in 1990 to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of the Enrichment Mini-Course Program. Donor: Instructional Television.
Ernst & Young Award
Value $250. Awarded annually to the student with the highest standing in the First year of the Business program. Donor: Ernst & Young, formerly Clarkson, Gordon & Company. Established in 1962. Revised 1989.
Lil Fallis Scholarship
An award (or awards) given on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Business for excellence in the study of accounting and/or finance. Donor: Anonymous. Endowed 1980. Revised 1990.
Bob Farquharson Memorial Award in Journalism
Awarded annually to an outstanding student enrolled in a full-time undergraduate program in the School of Journalism and Communication at Carleton University. Preference will be given to a Third-year student who has indicated an interest in pursuing a career in newspaper and magazine journalism. Donors: Canadian Managing Editors Conference and the Toronto Globe and Mail. Endowed 1980.
The Education Foundation of the Federation of Chinese Canadian Professionals of Ontario Entrance Scholarship
Annual entrance scholarship of $750. Awarded to a student entering the First year of the School of Architecture. The award is based on academic achievement and financial need. Established 1987.
The Education Foundation of the Federation of Chinese Canadian Professionals of Ontario Scholarship
Annual award of $250, in the School of Journalism, to an outstanding student in a course devoted to problems of the mass media. Established 1986.
The Education Foundation of the Federation of Chinese Canadian Professionals of Ontario Scholarship
Annual award of $250, in the School of Architecture, to an outstanding student in a course devoted to energy and form and related workshop. Established 1986.
Fitzroy Township Historical Society Scholarship
Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of History, to an outstanding student proceeding from Third to Fourth year of the Honours History program. Donor: The Fitzroy Township Historical Society. Endowed 1991.
E. Alison Flood Award in Physical Chemistry
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Chemistry, to a student who shows promise in the area of physical chemistry. Preference will be given to an outstanding student in the Second year physical chemistry course who is proceeding to the Third year of a Science program. Donors: Friends and former students of the late Dr. E.A. Flood, a principal scientist at the National Research Council, who in 1969 became a senior demonstrator in the Department of Chemistry. Endowed 1980. Revised 1988.
Lilian I. Found Award for Poetry
Offered annually for the best lyric of 50 lines or less submitted by an undergraduate of Carleton University by March 15. Details may be obtained from the Department of English. Donor: The late Mrs. Lilian I. Found. Endowed 1950.
Awards of the Embassy of France
For excellence in the study of French, two book awards are offered annually by the Embassy of France in Canada. Donor: Embassy of France. Established 1978.
Blair Fraser Memorial Award for Journalism Graduates
Offered annually to a Journalism student in his or her graduating year who, in the opinion of a board of selection, shows a marked aptitude for and interest in political reporting at the national and international level. Endowed 1969 in memory of Blair Fraser, Ottawa editor of Maclean's Magazine, by a group of his friends.
Jacob Freedman Scholarships
Awarded annually to outstanding students who are proceeding from one year of program to another at Carleton University. Donor: The late Jacob Freedman. Endowed 1967.
Department of French Scholarship
Value $200. Awarded annually to an outstanding student entering Second or Third year in a Major or Honours program in French. Donors: Members of the Department of French. Established 1984.
Friends of Carleton Scholarships
Scholarships have been provided for general competition among students entering Carleton University at the senior matriculation level. Donor: The Friends of Carleton University. Established 1967.
GAC-MAC Undergraduate Scholarship in Earth Sciences
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Earth Sciences, to a deserving student who is proceeding from one year to another in the Honours Geology program. This scholarship was endowed in 1988 by the Geological Association of Canada and the Mineralogical Association of Canada in recognition of the support provided by undergraduate students when Carleton University hosted the "Ottawa 86" Annual Meeting.
Randall Geehan Memorial Scholarship in Quantitative Economics
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Economics, to a deserving Fourth-year Honours student or graduate student, whose studies emphasize quantitative work in economics. Endowed in 1990 by colleagues, family and friends in memory of Dr. Randall Geehan, who was a professor in the Department of Economics.
Awards of the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany
For excellence in the study of German, book awards are offered annually by the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Canada. Established 1955.
Irwin Gillespie Award in Economics
Awarded annually to undergraduate students who are registered in a program in the Department of Economics and who are in need of financial assistance. Endowed in 1997 by Irwin Gillespie, a member of the Department of Economics from 1964 to 1997, and friends.
Carl Gillis Memorial Award
Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Carleton University Students' Association (CUSA), to an undergraduate student from Atlantic Canada who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in student, community, or national affairs and has maintained good academic standing. Endowed in 1996 by family and friends of Carl Gillis, B.A. 1992. Carl was a former CUSA Vice President and National Chair of the Canadian Federation of Students.
Glengarry Book Prize
Value $150 gift certificate redeemable at the Carleton University Bookstore. Awarded annually by the Department of Housing and Food Services to the residence student enrolled in full-time undergraduate studies who has achieved the highest GPA among residence students returning from the previous year, and who is not currently in receipt of another academic award from the University. Donor: Former Students of Glengarry House. Endowed 1983. Revised 1991.
Richard Glover Scholarship
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Department of History, to an outstanding student entering the Fourth year of the Honours History program. Endowed 1986.
Goldblatt Scholarship in Journalism
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Journalism and Communication, to a graduating student in the Bachelor of Journalism program who excels in the study of reporting on Canadian government and politics. Funded by the estate and friends of Murray Goldblatt, who shared his experience and passion for the media as a professor at Carleton for 19 years. Established 1996.
Golder Associates Award
Value $500. Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, to the student submitting the best Fourth-year civil engineering final project in the area of geo-environmental studies. Donor: Golder Associates Ltd. Established 1991.
Louis and Miriam Goldstein Book Award in Judaic Studies
Awarded annually to a deserving Carleton University student in Judaic studies, on the recommendation of the Department of Religion. Donors: Louis and Miriam Goldstein. Established in 1983 in honour of Carleton University's Fortieth Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Goldstein Book Award in Law
Awarded annually to a deserving Carleton University student in a Law program, on the recommendation of the Chair of the department. Donors: Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Goldstein. Established 1975.
Marisa Ann Golini Memorial Scholarship in Journalism
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Journalism and Communication, to one or more deserving students showing exceptional ability in investigative reporting, community service and humanitarian interests who is proceeding from one year to the next in the Bachelor of Journalism program. Endowed in 1995 by Alfio and Esther Golini, parents of Marisa Ann Golini, a 1985 Carleton journalism graduate, and former news director of radio station CKQB-FM The Bear.
Krishnakumar Gopalan Memorial Award
Awarded annually to the Fourth-year student standing highest in the Mechanical Engineering program. Established in memory of Krishnakumar Gopalan, the top graduating student of the class of 1985 in the Mechanical Engineering program, who lost his life tragically within days of graduation. Donor: Friends of the late Krishnakumar Gopalan. Endowed 1985.
Margaret Graham Award
Value $300. Awarded annually to the undergraduate student with the best overall academic average proceeding from Third to Fourth year of the Bachelor of Journalism program. This award is named in honour of Margaret Graham, who was one of the founding members of the Canadian Women's Press Club in 1904. Donor: The Media Club (Ottawa Branch). Established 1977.
Ian H. Griffith Memorial Scholarships
Awarded annually, if merited, to outstanding students proceeding from one year to another of a degree program in the Faculty of Science, preferably in the Integrated Science Studies program, and having some appreciation of the humanities. Donors: Mr. and Mrs. J. Griffith in memory of their son Ian H. Griffith, B.Sc., Carleton 1976.
Simon Guest Memorial Book Prize
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Earth Sciences, to a Fourth-year Honours Geology student. Endowed in 1988 by friends, family, the Geology Graduate Society and the Department of Earth Sciences in memory of Simon Guest, a Third-year geochemistry student who died tragically in the summer of 1988.
Peter Gerard Harris Memorial Award
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the School of Journalism and Communication to an outstanding student in the Third year of the Mass Communication program. Endowed 1985 by the family and friends of Peter G. Harris, a Carleton student who was named to the Deans' Honour List in June 1984, and who died tragically two months later.
Trevor A. Harwood Memorial Award
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Physics, to a promising student in need of assistance who is proceeding from one year to another in the combined Honours Geology and Physics program. Donor Anonymous. Endowed 1987.
Andrew S. Haydon Scholarship
Awarded annually to a student from a high school in the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton who is entering the Electrical or Systems and Computer Engineering program or the Computer Science program. Endowed in 1992 by business associates and friends of Andrew (Andy) Haydon in acknowledgement of 25 years of service to Ottawa-Carleton, and in recognition of his commitment to the future.
E.P. (Ted) Hincks Memorial Scholarship in Physics
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Department of Physics, to a student showing high proficiency in Physics and proceeding from one year to another of a full-time undergraduate program in Physics or in Physics and an allied discipline. Established in 1984 in memory of the late Professor E.P. (Ted) Hincks, D.Sc. (Carleton), F.R.S.C., former Chair of the Department of Physics and a pioneer in the area of high-energy physics.
E.P. Hincks Award of the Institute of Particle Physics
Value $750. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Department of Physics to an outstanding student in an Honours, Combined Honours, or Double Honours program in Physics at Carleton University. Donor: The Institute of Particle Physics. Established in 1984 in honour of the Institute's founding President, E.P. (Ted) Hincks, D.Sc., F.R.S.C. The late Professor Hincks played a seminal role in the development of high-energy physics in Canada and was a Chair of the Department of Physics at Carleton University. Revised 1987.
Rosemarie Hoey Award in English
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of English, to a student in the First year of the English B.A. or Honors program for outstanding academic achievement in English 18.162. Established 1995.
J.M. Holmes Entrance Scholarship in Chemistry
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Department of Chemistry to a student entering First-year Honours Chemistry. This award was endowed in 1986 to commemorate Professor Holmes' long association with high school and First-year students.
Professor James M. Holmes Scholarship in Chemistry
Awarded annually to an outstanding student proceeding from the Second to the Third year of an Honours Chemistry program. Donors: Friends and former students of Professor James M. Holmes. Endowed 1984.
Janet M. Holmes Memorial Scholarship
Value $300. Awarded annually, when merited, to a promising student proceeding from the Third to the Fourth year of the Honours Chemistry program at Carleton University. Candidates will be selected by the Department of Chemistry. Donors: Professor and Mrs. J.M. Holmes. Established July 1973.
C.V. Hotson Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually to an undergraduate student who maintains high academic standing and is active in student affairs. Donated by Carleton alumni and other friends in memory of Mr. Hotson, a 1950 Carleton Journalism graduate and former member of the Students' Council who returned to Carleton in 1953 to become Administrative Assistant to the President, and Executive Secretary of the Alumni Association, a position he held until his death in October, 1960.
Sara Helen Parry Hughes Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Department of English, to an outstanding full-time student who is entering the Third year of the Honours English program. Endowed in 1984 by friends and family of Sara Helen Parry Hughes a Carleton University student.
Award of the High Commission of India
For excellence in the study of Sanskrit, a book award is offered annually by the High Commission of India. Established 1976.
International House Award
Awarded to a student in his or her graduating year attending Carleton University on a student visa who, in addition to maintaining the academic levels of the degree program, has been an active participant in extracurricular activities in the University. Donor: International House. Endowed 1972.
Allama Mohammad Iqbal Award
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Department of Religion to an undergraduate student who has shown excellence in the field of Islamic studies. Donor: The Government of Pakistan. Endowed 1982.
Award of the Embassy of Italy
For excellence in the study of Italian, a book award is offered annually by the Embassy of Italy in Canada. Established 1971.
Mitch Jacobson Memorial Award in Photojournalism
Awarded annually to the student who, in the opinion of a selection committee appointed by the Director, is the best photojournalist in the School of Journalism and Communication. Donors: Friends of Mitch Jacobson. Established 1986.
Pauline Jewett Awards
Awarded annually to students entering a program at Carleton University from a high school in Canada. Established in 1990 by Pauline Jewett, a faculty member at Carleton from 1955 to 1972 and Director of the Institute of Canadian Studies. She was a Member of Parliament for two-and a -half years in the mid-sixties and from 1979 to 1988. Dr. Jewett was Chancellor of Carleton University from 1990 to 1992.
Judith Johansen Memorial Award
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the School of Journalism and Communication to the Third-year Journalism student who submits the best series of interpretative reports during the academic year. Endowed in 1982 by friends, fellow students and teachers of Judith Johansen, B.J. 1970 and candidate for the degree of M.J.
George Johnston Poetry Award
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of English, to the full or part-time student who submits the best poetry manuscript that particular year. Established in 1992, by members of the Department of English, in honour of Professor George Johnston, a distinguished poet and founding member of the Department of English.
Journalism Writing Style Book Award
Awarded annually as a book prize to a Journalism student, the writing style of whose class assignments shows exceptional merit. Donor: Anonymous. Endowed 1970.
Dr. Harry Katznelson Memorial Scholarship
Value $100. Awarded annually to an outstanding student proceeding into an advanced year in the Honours Biology program. Donors: Friends of the late Dr. Harry Katznelson, B.S.A., M.Sc., Ph.D., F.R.S.C., Director of the Microbiology Research Institute, Federal Department of Agriculture. Established 1965.
Eldon Kaye Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of French, to an undergraduate or graduate student in the French program who has demonstrated the most promise in French literature. Endowed in 1989 in memory of Eldon Kaye, who was a professor in the Department of French.
Kipling Award
Value $1000. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Dean of Engineering and Design, to a student graduating from the Engineering program who has demonstrated leadership ability and service to the engineering profession and/or the University community. The recipient is to be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada. Donor: Camp 12 of the Ritual of the Calling of an Engineer. Established 1986.
KPMG Scholarship
Value $825. Awarded annually to the Third-year Business student standing highest in the Commerce program. Donor: KPMG. Established 1969. Revised 1987, 1989, 1990, 1997.
Marston LaFrance Memorial Award in English
Awarded annually, if merited, on the recommendation of the Department of English to outstanding student(s) entering the Fourth year of the Honours English program at Carleton University. Endowed 1976 in memory of the late Dr. Marston LaFrance, former Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Division I.
Charles Lazarus Scholarship
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the School of Journalism to a First-year Journalism student showing all-round academic excellence. Endowed in 1985 by the family of Charles Lazarus, in his honour.
Richard Lewar Entrance Scholarships
Value $6,500 each. Awarded to an outstanding student entering the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Faculty of Public Affairs and Management, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Engineering and Design, and a program in Science or Engineering related to Information Technology. These scholarships are renewable at $2,000 per year. Donor Estate of Richard Lewar who was a Commerce student from 1974-1979, and was a long time supporter of Carleton University. Endowed 1998.
Francis C.C. Lynch Scholarships
Scholarships have been established for open competition among students entering or proceeding from one year to another in Arts, Social Sciences, Science, Business, Journalism, Engineering or Architecture. Donor: The late Francis C.C. Lynch. Endowed 1967.
George A. Lynn Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually on the recommendation of a jury appointed by the Director of the School of Industrial Design, for excellence in the design of medical equipment. Donors: The friends and family of the late George A. Lynn. Professor Lynn was a well known Canadian industrial designer who, as one of the first Professors of Industrial Design, was a member of the faculty from 1975 until his untimely death in 1983. Endowed 1984.
David Carton MacDonald Memorial Award
Value $300. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of English Language and Literature, to the student with highest standing in the graduating class in Honours English who has a special interest in modern literature. Established 1987 in memory of David Carton MacDonald.
W.P. MacDonald Memorial Scholarship in Accounting
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Business, for proficiency in the study of accounting to an outstanding student who is proceeding from one year to the next in the Bachelor of Commerce program. Endowed in 1995 by the family of W.P. MacDonald.
Macdonald Club Awards in Music
Value $500 each. Awarded annually to two outstanding students in the B.A. or Honours program in Music who have demonstrated a special interest in the creative arts. The recipients will be chosen by the Director of the School for Studies in Art and Culture on the recommendation of faculty members of the Music program. Donor: The Macdonald Club, a private club created to support and encourage the creative arts. Established 1981. Revised 1989, 1992.
Gavin Scott Macfarlane Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually to an outstanding student, preferably in Honours, who is proceeding from one year of program to another at Carleton University. First donated in 1957 by Mrs. G.S. Macfarlane in memory of her husband, Lieutenant-Colonel Gavin Scott Macfarlane.
R.A. MacKay Award in Political Science
Awarded annually by the Department of Political Science to a student in good standing in accordance with terms that the Department may from time to time establish. Donor: The late Dr. R.A. MacKay. Endowed 1977.
School of Mathematics and Statistics Entrance Award
One or more annual awards for a student or students entering the First year of an Honours or Major program in the School of Mathematics and Statistics at Carleton University. The selection of the recipient or recipients will be based on the results of an annual Competition for High School students, with the decision being recommended by the Chair of the School in consultation with the Director of Student Awards and the School's High School Liaison Committee. Donors: Members of the faculty in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Established 1973.
Jeannette Matthey Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Journalism and Communication, to a student proceeding from Third to Fourth year of the Journalism program who shows promise as a future radio journalist. Donors: Friends and colleagues of Jeannette Matthey, a former Carleton journalism student and an award-winning radio journalist with the CBC. Endowed 1993.
Roderick C. McDonald Memorial Scholarship in Engineering
Value $300. Awarded annually to an Engineering student of high proficiency entering the Fourth year of program. Established by the University in memory of the late Roderick C. McDonald who, before his death in 1961, was a member of the Faculty of Engineering.
R.L. McDougall Award in English
Awarded annually to an outstanding student in the B.A. or Honours program in English. This award was established by friends, family and colleagues of Rob McDougall in recognition of his 25 years of service as a distinguished member of the Department of English and especially for his contribution as teacher, scholar and administrator in the field of Canadian studies. Endowed 1983.
McGregor Easson Scholarship
Awarded annually, to an outstanding student proceeding from one year to another of a full-time undergraduate program in the Arts or Social Sciences. Donor: The late Leah Easson. Endowed 1989.
Margaret McIrvine Scholarship
Awarded annually to outstanding students proceeding from one year of program to another in the School of Business. These scholarships are provided through the bequest of the late Margaret McIrvine, a public servant for many years who was actively involved in women's issues. Endowed 1991.
D.F. McKechnie Award in Accounting
A book prize awarded, when merited, to a student in Business for proficiency in the study of accounting. Donor: D.F. McKechnie, C.A. Endowed 1951.
Violet McLaughlin Scholarship
Awarded annually to students entering or proceeding from one year to another at Carleton University. This fund was given by the late Violet McLaughlin, a resident of Ottawa, in memory of St. Patrick's College. Endowed 1984.
McNaughton Scholarship
The sum equal to tuition fees is awarded annually to a student entering the Fourth year of the Engineering program who has demonstrated a previous commitment to the McNaughton Centre and related IEEE activities. Established in honour of the late General Andrew G.L. McNaughton, scientist, soldier, politician, diplomat, and the inventor of the cathode-ray direction finder. The selection of the recipient will be made by the Faculty of Engineering and Design. Donor: International Electrical, Electronics Conference (IEEC), Inc. Established 1985. Revised 1989.
Luigi Mion Scholarship in Engineering
Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Dean of Engineering and Design, to a student proceeding from one year to another of the undergraduate Civil Engineering program who has shown an interest in design or technological research in reinforced concrete. Donor: Luigi Mion, an Ottawa businessman involved in the manufacture of precast concrete products, who was a recipient of a 1992 Canada Award for Business Excellence. Endowed 1994.
Mr. Sub Scholarship
Value $500. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Business, to a worthy student proceeding to Third or Fourth year of the Bachelor of Commerce program. Donor: Mr. Submarine Limited. Established 1997.
Dr. Frederick William Charles Mohr Scholarships
Scholarships have been made available for annual competition among students entering Carleton University or proceeding from one year of program to another and who come from communities within the following Ontario and Quebec counties: Ontario: Renfrew, Russell, Prescott, Glengarry, Stormont, Dundas, Grenville, Carleton, Lanark, Nipissing, Leeds; Quebec: Pontiac, Gatineau, Hull, Papineau, Argenteuil, Temiskaming. These awards are provided through the bequest of the late Dr. F.W.C. Mohr. Donor: The Frederick W.C.Mohr Estate. Endowed 1963.
Music Award
For the encouragement of a student displaying early excellence in music studies, an award is offered annually to the student registered in a Music program who has achieved the highest standing in the first 2.5 music credits. Donor: Anonymous. Endowed 1983. Revised 1992.
Jayashree A. Nagpur Memorial Award
Value $100. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Department of English to an outstanding student in the English program at Carleton University. Donor: Anant L. Nagpur. Established 1976.
National Capital Harvard Business School Alumni Club Book Prize
A contemporary book published by the Harvard Business School and a certificate are awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and the Directors of the respective schools, to an outstanding student proceeding from Second to Third year in each of the following areas: the Faculty of Engineering and Design, Schools of Business, Computer Science and Journalism and Communication. Donor: National Capital Harvard Business School Alumni Club. Established 1991.
Betty Nesbitt Memorial Award in Biology
Awarded annually to a student entering the Third year of a Bachelor's Degree program in Biology, who, in the opinion of the Department has shown exceptional promise in the field of biology. Preference will be given to a student in a faculty other than the Faculty of Science. Donors: Friends of the late Mrs. H.H.J. Nesbitt. Endowed 1976.
H.H.J. Nesbitt Scholarship in Biology
Value $150. Awarded annually to an outstanding student proceeding from the Third to Fourth year of the Honours program in Biology at Carleton University. Established 1951, in memory of Mr. and Mrs. T.E. Clendinnen, by their daughter.
Barrington Nevitt Memorial Award
Awarded annually when merited, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Industrial Design, for excellence in the Industrial Design Seminar. Established in 1995 by Jacques Giard and Mercedes Ballem in memory of Barrington Nevitt, a well known communications expert and a regular contributor to the Industrial Design Seminar.
Marjorie Nichols Memorial Award
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Journalism and Communication, to a graduating student in the Bachelor of Journalism program who shows exceptional promise as a future journalist. Preference will be given to a female candidate. Donors: Friends and colleagues of Marjorie Nichols, a highly respected journalist who was a political reporter for nearly 25 years. Endowed 1992.
Helen Nininger Scholarship in Music
Value $500. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Faculty members of the Music program, to an outstanding full-time student proceeding from one year to another of the Music program. Established in 1998 by the Canadian Federation of University Women/Ottawa in memory of Helen Nininger, a long time and active member of the federation.
James Nolan Memorial Award
Awarded annually to a student in Business, for proficiency in the study of accounting. Donors: The family and friends of the late James P. Nolan, B.Com. Carleton 1977. Endowed 1977.
F.K. North Award in Geology
A book is awarded annually, on the basis of outstanding performance, to a student in final year of the Honours Geology program at Carleton University. This award was provided by friends and colleagues of Ken North, in recognition of his 19 years of service as a renowned teacher of geology at Carleton University, and in particular recognition of his timely and articulate statements that led to careful re-evaluation of Canada's petroleum reserves. Donors: Friends and colleagues of Dr. North. Endowed 1981.
Dr. Iain Ogle Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of Earth Sciences, to an outstanding student who is proceeding from one year to another of a Geology program. Endowed 1993 by friends of Dr. Iain Ogle.
Ontario Association of Architects Awards
Value $2,400. Awarded annually to a deserving student enrolled in the Second year of the School of Architecture program an award of $1,200; and to a deserving student enrolled in the Third year of the School of Architecture program an award of $1,200. Donor: Ontario Association of Architects. Established 1972.
Ontario Hydro Engineering Award
Value $2,400. Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Dean of Engineering and Design, to a student proceeding from First to Second year of the Engineering program who is specializing in electrical, mechanical or environmental engineering. Donor: Ontario Hydro. Established 1986. Revised 1987, 1988,1995.
Ontario Professional Engineers Foundation for Education Entrance Scholarships
Value $1,200. Two scholarships are awarded annually to students of high proficiency who are entering the Engineering program at Carleton University from high school. Donor: The Ontario Professional Engineers Foundation for Education. Established 1961. Revised 1989, 1991, 1994.
Ontario Professional Engineers Foundation for Education Scholarships
Value $600 each. Four scholarships are awarded annually to Engineering students of high proficiency proceeding from one year of program to another in Carleton University. Donor: The Ontario Professional Engineers Foundation for Education. Established 1961. Revised 1989, 1991, 1994.
Bettina Oppenheimer Memorial Scholarship in Music
Awarded annually to an academically outstanding student within 6.0 credits of completion of the Bachelor of Music degree. The recipient will be chosen by the Director of the School for Studies in Art and Culture on the recommendation of the faculty members of the Music program. Donor: E.M. Oppenheimer. Endowed 1982. Revised 1992.
Ordine Italo-Canadese Scholarship
Value $500. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Department of Italian, to a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who is proceeding from one year to another in a full-time program in Italian (B.A. or Honours) and who has shown high proficiency and interest in the study of Italian. Donor: Ordine Italo-Canadese. Established 1988.
Robert E. Osborne Award
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Religion, to an undergraduate or graduate student in the Religion program. Preference, in order, will be given in the areas of New Testament, Biblical and other forms of religious studies. Endowed 1986 in memory of Robert E. Osborne, who was a professor in the Department of Religion.
The Osgoode Society Legal History Book Prize
Two books awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Law, to a student who merits special recognition for work in legal history. Donor: The Osgoode Society. Established 1993.
Ottawa Citizen Scholarship
Value $1,500. Awarded annually to a full-time student proceeding from First to Second year of a degree program who comes from a community within eastern Ontario or western Quebec. The selection will be made on the basis of high academic standing and community involvement. Donor: The Ottawa Citizen. Established 1955. Revised 1997.
Ottawa Citizen Scholarship in Journalism
Value $1,500. Awarded annually to the top full-time undergraduate student proceeding from Third to Fourth year of the Journalism program. Donor: The Ottawa Citizen. Established 1969. Revised 1997.
Ottawa Film Society Scholarship for Film Studies
Awarded annually to an outstanding student (or students) entering the Fourth year of the Film Studies Honours program. The recipient will be chosen by the Director of the School for Studies in Art and Culture on the recommendation of faculty members of the Film Studies program. Donor: Ottawa Film Society/Ciné-club d'Ottawa. Endowed 1994.
Ottawa Human Resources Professional Association Award
Value $500. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Business, to a student enrolled in the Concentration in Strategic Human Resources Management. Donor: Ottawa Human Resources Professional Association. Established 1998.
Ottawa Hydro Entrance Scholarships
Value $1000. Two scholarships are awarded annually, one to a student entering the Electrical Engineering program and one to a student entering the Computer Science program from an Ottawa or Vanier High School. Established in 1990 to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Ottawa Hydro. Donor: Ottawa Hydro.
Ottawa Ladies' College Scholarships
Provided for annual competition among undergraduates for the various disciplines. Endowed 1967.
Ottawa Women's Canadian Club Scholarship
Awarded to an outstanding student who is a Canadian citizen proceeding from one year of program to another of the undergraduate Canadian Studies program. Endowed 1946. Revised 1977, 1983.
Oxford University Press Award in Law
A prize of a copy of the Oxford Companion to Law awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Department of Law, to a deserving student pursuing the study of law at Carleton. Donor: Oxford University Press. Established 1984.
The Page and Steele School of Architecture Scholarship
Value $200. Awarded annually to an outstanding student enrolled in the School of Architecture at Carleton University. Donor: Page and Steele Architects. Established 1967. Revised 1992.
Dr. C. Stewart Parsons Scholarship in Engineering
Awarded annually to an entering or continuing student in the Faculty of Engineering and Design. Endowed 1984 by Mrs. C.S. Parsons in memory of her husband, a former Director of the Bureau of Mines.
Charles and Helen Pattenson Scholarships
Awarded annually to students entering Carleton University who have demonstrated a high potential for university studies. Mr. Pattenson was engaged in engineering research and development in the Radio and Electrical Engineering Laboratories of the National Research Council, Ottawa, Canada, from 1940 to his retirement in 1976. Donors: The late Charles F. and Helen M. Pattenson. Endowed 1980.
Stewart G. Paul Memorial Award
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Business, to a deserving student continuing in the Commerce program. Preference will be given to a disabled student. Established in 1992 in memory of Stewart G. Paul by his wife and children. Mr. Paul enjoyed a successful career in business in Ottawa and throughout Canada. Endowed 1992.
Ottawa Section of the Petroleum Society of CIM Annual Award
Value $500. Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Earth Sciences, to a Canadian citizen or permanent resident proceeding to the Third or Fourth year of a degree program in Science or Engineering. Preference will be given to a student who has demonstrated an interest in the petroleum industry. Donor: Ottawa Section of the Petroleum Society of CIM (a constituent Society of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy). Established 1987.
The Robert Pickard Scholarship in Environmental Engineering
Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Dean of Engineering and Design, to an outstanding full-time student proceeding from Third to Fourth year of the Engineering program who has demonstrated an interest in problems in environmental engineering. Preference will be given to candidates who attended a high school within the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, and have shown an interest in municipal engineering. Endowed in 1990 by colleagues, friends and family of Robert Pickard, Eng. Cert. 1953, Commissioner of Environmental Services (retired) for the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton.
Charles Pinhey Award
Awarded to a student entering the First year of Business at Carleton University from a secondary school in the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton. The sum of $300 will be awarded in the student's First year, and $200 for each succeeding year provided the student is registered as a full-time student at Carleton University and maintains scholarship levels in the Business program. This award is based on high academic performance and on financial need. Donor: The Ottawa-Carleton Board of Trade. Established 1974.
Pratt & Whitney Canada (Undergraduate) Scholarships
Value $1,500 each. Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, to two students of high academic standing who are specializing in gas turbine technology and who are proceeding from Third to Fourth year of the program. Established 1996.
Prince Memorial Achievement Award
A book award valued at $100. Awarded annually to an outstanding graduating Honours student in Economics. The student will be selected on the recommendation of the Award Committee of the Department of Economics. Book(s) will be selected by the Department in consultation with the recipient. Endowed 1984 by Professor Kanta Marwah.
John R. Pugh Scholarship
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the School of Computer Science, to an outstanding, full-time student proceeding from Second to Third year of the Bachelor of Computer Science program. Endowed in 1996 in honour of John Pugh, Director of the School of Computer Science from 1986-90, 1991-94.
Purvins Memorial Award
Value $100. Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Industrial Design to a full-time student proceeding from one year to another in the Industrial Design program. Selection of the recipient will be based on creative applications of materials and technologies in industrial design projects. Donor: The family of the late Laimons Purvins who was a technician in the School of Industrial Design. Established 1990.
James H. Rattray Memorial Scholarship
Value $500. Awarded annually to a student entering First-year Engineering at Carleton University. Donor: The late James H. Rattray, M.C. Endowed 1961.
Don Reid Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Director of Student Awards after consultation with the Department of Physical Recreation and Athletics, to a full-time student proceeding from one year to another of an undergraduate program. The selection will be made on the basis of outstanding academic achievement and involvement in interuniversity sports. Established by funds donated in honour of the late Don Reid, a 1978 Carleton graduate and member of the Ravens basketball team. Endowed 1990.
Peter Reilly Scholarship
Awarded annually to a student entering either the Third or Fourth year of a degree program in the School of Journalism and Communication who shows talent, aptitude and concern for journalistic disciplines. Preference will be given to a student entering Fourth year who has demonstrated a potential for effective use of the medium of television, current affairs and/or documentary programs. Donors: Friends of the late Peter Reilly. Endowed 1978.
Riordon Scholarship
Awarded annually to outstanding students entering an Engineering program at Carleton University. Donor: The Riordon Family. Endowed 1998.
Risk and Insurance Management Society Award of Excellence
Four awards are given annually by the Canadian Capital Region of the Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS) to students enrolled at Carleton University who have completed at least 4.0 credits towards a degree and whohave displayed outstanding academic achievement. The award is composed of a credit value of $500 for the purpose of defraying fees related to courses in the Canadian Risk Management Certificate Program offered through the Canadian Capital Region Chapter of RIMS. Donor: Canadian Capital Region Chapter of RIMS. Established 1994.
Rogers Communications Award in Mass Communication
Awarded annually to an outstanding Fourth-year honours student enrolled in the Mass Communication program. The recipient will be selected by the Awards Committee of the Mass Communication program. Endowed 1991 by Rogers Ottawa Ltd.
Rogers Communications Award in Television Journalism
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the School of Journalism to the student graduating from the Bachelor of Journalism program who shows the most promise as a television journalist. Endowed 1991 by Rogers Ottawa Ltd.
Rolls-Royce Scholarship
Value $1,500. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Faculty of Engineering and Design, to a student proceeding from Third to Fourth year of the Engineering program who has demonstrated an interest in aerospace engineering and displays great promise in this field. Donor: Rolls-Royce Industries Canada Inc. Established 1988.
Herman and Zelda Roodman Award in Journalism
Value $500. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Journalism and Communication, for excellence in reporting, to a graduating student in the Bachelor of Journalism program. Donors: Mr. and Mrs. Herman S. Roodman. Established 1965. Revised 1980, 1988, 1995.
R.L. Rosenberg Memorial Scholarship in Mathematics
A scholarship awarded on the recommendation of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics to an outstanding student entering a First-year Honours program in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Carleton University. Endowed in 1986 by the daughters, friends and academic colleagues of the late Reuben L. Rosenberg, who served this University and his Department, with distinction.
Barbie Ross Memorial Award
Value $500. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Residence University Management and Policy Board to a full-time student in good academic standing who has demonstrated active participation in the affairs of the Carleton University residence community. Donors: Friends and family of the late Barbie Ross. Endowed 1983.
Annie Fraser Roy Scholarships
Awarded annually to an in-course student or students enrolled in a program, the majority of whose courses are in literature. Donor: The late Marjorie T. Roy. Endowed 1982.
James and Jane Fraser Roy Scholarships
Awarded annually, if merited, to outstanding students proceeding from one year to another in a degree program at Carleton University. Donor: The late Jean Roy. Endowed 1975.
J. Lansing Rudd Scholarship
Awarded annually to a superior student progressing from one year of program to another at Carleton University. Donor: The late J. Lansing Rudd. Endowed 1967.
Department of Russian Undergraduate Award
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Department of Russian to an outstanding undergraduate student pursuing a B.A. or Honours degree in the Department of Russian. Donors: Members and friends of the Department of Russian. Endowed 1983.
Celia Ruygrok Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Dean of Public Affairs and Management to a deserving student proceeding from Second to Third year of the Criminology and Criminal Justice Concentration. Endowed in 1986 by family and friends of the late Celia Ruygrok, B.A. 1985.
Derek Rymerson Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Computer Science, to an outstanding student proceeding from Third to Fourth year of the Computer Science program. Endowed in 1992 by the family and friends of Derek Rymerson.
Jacques and Hélène Sabourin Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Architecture, to the student showing the greatest proficiency in a course devoted to lighting for architecture. Donated by the Illuminating Engineering Society and its members in memory of Jacques and Hélène Sabourin who were active in the field of illumination and who tragically lost their lives in an automobile accident in 1984. Endowed 1985.
St. Patrick's College Scholarship
Awarded annually to an entrance or in-course student or students in the humanities and social sciences, with preference being given to students with physical disabilities. Endowed in 1980 to perpetuate the name and traditions of St. Patrick's College.
Samuel Sair Prize in Business Ethics
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Business, to an outstanding student who is studying business ethics and is a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant. Endowed 1985. Revised 1997.
Professor H.I.H. Saravanamuttoo Scholarship in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering to students proceeding from Third to Fourth year of the program. Selection will be made on the basis of high academic standing, with consideration given to demonstrated leadership in student societies. Endowed in 1998 by family, friends, colleagues and former students of Herb Saravanamuttoo in honour of his retirement after 28 years with the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Carleton University.
Nicholas C. Scolozzi Scholarship in Architecture
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Architecture, to a deserving student who excels in the Fourth-year design studio of the Architecture program. Endowed in 1997 by family and friends in memory of Nicholas Scolozzi, a former Carleton University architecture student.
Lawrence Segal Memorial Fund
Established as a book prize for a student enrolled in the School of Business. Donors: The friends of the late Lawrence J. Segal, B.Com. Carleton, 1961. Endowed 1970. Revised 1986.
Richard J. Semple Memorial Award in Mathematics
Awarded annually to an outstanding student enrolled in an Honours Mathematics program and proceeding to Third or Fourth year of studies at Carleton University. Donors: Friends and family of the late Richard J. Semple. Endowed 1977 in memory of Richard J. Semple, a long-time faculty member of the Department of Mathematics.
Eric Sigurdson Award
Awarded annually to an outstanding student in the Computer Systems Engineering program. Donors: Friends and colleagues of the late Professor Eric L. Sigurdson, former member of the Department of Systems and Computer Engineering, in recognition of his contributions to teaching, research and development, and to the establishment of the Computer Systems Engineering program. Endowed 1982.
E. Norman Smith Memorial Award
Value $500. Awarded annually to a Third-year Bachelor of Journalism student who, in the opinion of a selection committee appointed by the Director of the School of Journalism and Communication, shows great promise as a newspaper journalist. Established in 1995 in honour of E. Norman Smith, a founder of both the Ottawa Journal and The Canadian Press. Donor: Granddaughter Sheena Pennie, a principal of Delta Media.
Kenneth F. Smith Memorial Award in Journalism
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the School of Journalism and Communication, to the First-year student standing highest in the Honours Journalism program. Donated by relatives, friends and business associates in honour of the late Kenneth Smith, a Carleton Journalism graduate who became a noted business writer and editor with the Canadian Press. Endowed 1985.
Richard R. Snell Memorial Award in Journalism
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the School of Journalism and Communication, to an outstanding student in the Journalism program who shows exceptional abilities in investigative reporting. Donated by friends and relatives in honour of Richard R. Snell, a Carleton Journalism graduate and Southam Fellow, who following a notable newspaper career became a leader in the field of public sector communications. Endowed 1988.
Mercy Neal Southam Entrance Scholarships
Entrance scholarships will be awarded annually, if merited, to students entering the First year of Arts, Social Sciences, Journalism, Commerce, Science, Engineering, Architecture, Industrial Design or Public Administration at Carleton University. Endowed in 1949. Under the terms of bequest of the late Wilson Mills Southam, the scholarships are in memory of his grandmother, Mercy Neal Southam (1809-1887), "Sturdy pioneer of the Southam Family in Canada."
Award of the Embassy of Spain
For excellence in the study of Spanish, a book award is offered annually by the Spanish Embassy in Canada. Established 1960.
Bette Spooner Award in Classics
Value $300. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Department of Classics, to a student in the Third or Fourth year of the B.A. or Honours program in Classical Civilization. Donor: Family and friends of Bette Spooner. Established 1993.
Randell Stanton Memorial Book Prize
Awarded annually to an outstanding full-time student proceeding from Second to Third year. This prize is awarded in alternate years to a student in the English Language and Literature program and the Architecture program. The book prize is named in honour of an alumnus of Carleton University who studied and loved the disciplines of English literature and architecture. Donor: Family and friends of the late Randell Stanton. Endowed 1990.
Ben and Mary Steinberg Foundation Scholarships
Awarded to outstanding students who may be in need of financial assistance in the furtherance of their studies. Established 1978.
Stentor Scholarships in Communications Engineering
Value $2000 each. Two scholarships are awarded annually on the recommendation of the Faculty of Engineering and Design, to outstanding Third- or Fourth-year students in the Department of Systems and Computer Engineering who are specializing in communications engineering. Donor: Stentor Resource Centre Inc. Established 1997.
Irene Gertrude Stitt Scholarship Fund
Awarded annually to students of high proficiency proceeding from one year of program to another at Carleton University. The fund has been made possible by a bequest of the late Edith May Stitt, in memory of her sister, Irene G. Stitt. Endowed 1966.
John and Carol Strong Book Prize
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the History Department, to the student who has written the best in-class essay on a topic relating to China, Japan or Russia's involvement in Asia. This prize was established in 1997 by friends and colleagues to honour Professor Strong's pioneering efforts to develop the teaching at Carleton of the histories of these areas.
Barbara Sudall Book Prize
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Department of English to an outstanding part-time student in the B.A. or Honours program in English. Endowed 1986 by friends and colleagues of Barbara Sudall in recognition of her twenty-two years of service as the Faculty Administrator in the Faculty of Arts.
Awards of the Ambassador of Switzerland to Canada
For excellence in the study of French, German, and Italian, book awards are offered annually by the Ambassador of Switzerland to Canada. Established 1953.
Imam Tawfiq Shaheen Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship was established in 1998 by the Ottawa Muslim Association in memory of the late Dr. Tawfiq Shaheen who was the Imam of the Ottawa Mosque from 1980-1997. It is awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, to a full-time student enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program who undertakes a research project embracing, among other Islamic subjects, Islamic religion, Islamic jurisprudence, Islamic art, Islamic history, Islamic culture, Islamic ethics or Islamic philosophy.
David A. Thomas Scholarship in Computer Science
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the School of Computer Science, to an outstanding full-time student, proceeding from one year to another of the Bachelor of Computer Science program. Donors: Friends and colleagues of David A. Thomas, a longtime member of the University community, in recognition of his contribution to the development of academic programs and computing environment at the University and in recognition of his special interest in, and support of, students. Endowed 1991.
Michael Thompson Scholarship in English
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Department of English, to the full-time Honours English student with the highest GPA who is proceeding from Third to Fourth year of the English program or from Fourth year to Carleton's Master of Arts program in English. Endowed in 1992 by colleagues, friends and former students in honour of Professor Michael Thompson's many contributions to the Department and to the University.
Thomson Award for Reporting
Value $300. Awarded annually to a student proceeding from Third- to Fourth-year Honours Journalism judged to be outstanding in reporting. Donor: Thomson Newspapers. Established 1970.
Henry Marshall Tory Award
Presented annually to an outstanding graduating student who has shown a high degree of academic application, has indicated an interest in the University by broad participation in extracurricular activities of a constructive nature, has indicated qualities of leadership, and has attended Carleton University for at least three Fall/Winter sessions. Each candidate is nominated by three members of the Students' Association and selection is made by a committee composed of the President of the University, a member of the Faculty chosen by Senate, the Director of Student Awards, and three students chosen by the Students' Council. The winner's name is inscribed on the master trophy and the student receives a miniature replica. The award was established in 1950 by the Students' Council of Carleton College.
Hubert Travers Scholarship
Awarded annually to outstanding students entering or proceeding from one year to another of a full-time undergraduate program at Carleton University. Preference shall be given to students from the Ottawa area. Endowed 1983.
Underhill Prize
Value $200. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Department of History, to the graduating student with the highest overall GPA in the Honours History program. Endowed 1986.
United Empire Loyalists Scholarship in Canadian Studies
Value $250. Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Canadian Studies, to an outstanding student proceeding from Second to Third year of the Canadian Studies program. Established in 1998 by the Sir Guy Carleton Branch of the United Empire Loyalists.
Vered Foundation Scholarships
Two scholarships valued at $500 each; one awarded annually, if merited, to an Engineering student in Civil Engineering; the second scholarship awarded annually, if merited, to a student who is proceeding from one year of course to another in a degree program in Political Science. Donor: The Vered Foundation of Ottawa. Established 1975.
Vistas Scholarship
Value $500. Awarded annually to a student from the City of Ottawa, Alta Vista Municipal Ward, who is entering the First year of the Bachelor of Journalism program. Donor: Alta Vista Community Newspaper. Established 1990.
L.N. Wadlin Scholarship in Mathematics
Awarded annually to a student proceeding from one year to another at Carleton University who has shown excellence in the study of mathematics. Donor: The late Lorenzo N. Wadlin. Endowed 1965.
Wainwright Scholarships
Awarded annually to a student or students studying Canadian history. Donor: Miss Dora I.I.S. Wainwright. Endowed 1974. Revised 1980.
Jessie and Wreford Watson Award in Geography
Awarded annually to the outstanding student entering the final year of Honours Geography at Carleton University. Dr. Wreford Watson, then Chief Geographer of Canada, founded geography at Carleton in 1949. One year later he was joined by Mrs. Watson and together they lectured in geography at Carleton until 1954. Donors: Friends, faculty and alumni of the Department of Geography. Endowed 1980.
R.A. Wendt Book Prize
Awarded on the recommendation of the Department of Psychology, preference will be given to a student in an undergraduate degree program for work done in the history of psychology. This fund was established on the occasion of Professor Wendt's retirement, in recognition of his contributions over many years to the Department of Psychology, the Faculty of Social Sciences, and to the University community. This prize is intended to assist the recipient to build a personal library.
Elizabeth White Memorial Award for Zoological Collection
Value $50, together with a book prize. Awarded annually, if merited, on the recommendation of the Department of Biology to a student who has submitted, by November 1, an outstanding collection of insects or arachnids, properly preserved and identified. Donor: Anonymous. Established 1953.
Donald R. Wiles Scholarship in Chemistry
Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Department of Chemistry to a student proceeding from First to Second year of an Honours program in Chemistry, Biochemistry or any Combined Honours program with Chemistry. Preference will be given to a student intending to study inorganic or analytical chemistry. Donor: Dr. Donald R. Wiles and friends. Endowed 1990.
Donald R. Wiles Scholarship in Environmental Science
Awarded annually, when merited, on the recommendation of the Director of the Institute of Environmental Science, to students proceeding from Second to Third year of the Environmental Science program. Donor: Dr. Don Wiles. Endowed 1998.
Wilgar Memorial Award in English
A book prize awarded to a Carleton University undergraduate who has shown excellence in essay-writing. Established 1951, in memory of the late W.P. Wilgar, Assistant Professor of English at Carleton University, 1948-50. Endowed 1952.
Goldie Wilkinson Scholarship
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the School of Computer Science, to an outstanding student proceeding from First to Second year of the Bachelor of Computer Science program. Donors: Friends and colleagues of Goldie Wilkinson, a long time member of the University community, in recognition of her special interest in, and support of, students. Endowed 1988.
Kenneth R. Wilson Memorial Award for Journalism Graduates
Offered annually to a student graduating in Journalism who, in the opinion of a board of selection, shows exceptional promise as a future reporter and interpreter of Canadian affairs. Endowed 1953, in memory of Kenneth R. Wilson, Ottawa Editor of The Financial Post, by a group of his personal friends.
Morley E. Wilson Scholarship
Awarded annually to an outstanding student in Honours Geology who is proceeding from one year of program to another at Carleton University. Donor: The late M.E. Wilson, Sessional Lecturer in Geology at Carleton University, 1947-1953. Endowed 1975.
Phyllis Wilson Award in Journalism
Awarded annually to the top student in Second-year reporting. The recipient is selected by the faculty members of the School of Journalism and Communication on the basis of recommendations from the Second-year reporting instructors. Donors: Friends and former students of Professor Phyllis Wilson. Endowed 1982.
Herbert I. Wolf Award
Awarded annually to an undergraduate student enrolled in a full-time program at Carleton University. The award is given in memory of Herbert I. Wolf, the son of the donor, who died in active service. Donor: George M. Wolf. Endowed 1981.
Women's Business Network Association of Ottawa Scholarship
Value $2,000. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Director of the School of Business, to an outstanding full-time undergraduate student proceeding to Third or Fourth year of the Commerce program. The recipient is to be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. Donor: Women's Business Network Association of Ottawa, an association created to promote, improve and profile women in business. Established 1987. Revised 1990.
Gordon J. Wood Scholarships in English
Value $350 each. One to a full-time student in English proceeding from Second to Third year, who has taken at least 3.0 credits in English at Carleton; one to a full-time student in English proceeding from Third to Fourth year, who has taken at least 4.0 credits in English at Carleton University. The assessment is made on the basis of overall grades for the year, including Summer courses (if any) from the previous Summer. English marks will be given particular consideration if necessary in the ranking of qualifying students. Donor: Gordon J. Wood, Professor of English, Carleton University. Established 1974.
Susan Joan Wood Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Department of English. Preference will be given to a student proceeding from the Third to Fourth year of an Honours program in English with an emphasis on Canadian literature. Donor: Friends and colleagues of Susan Joan Wood. Endowed 1982.
Hume Wrong Scholarship
Established by Mrs. Hume Wrong in memory of her late husband. Awarded annually to the leading student in the Third year of History or Political Science proceeding to his or her final Honours year. Donor: The late Mrs. Hume Wrong. Endowed 1962.
YTV Canada Inc. Youth and Television Award
Value $1000. Awarded annually to a Fourth-year Honours student enrolled in the Mass Communication program whose thesis topic is related to youth and television. The recipient will be determined by a panel selected by the Associate Director (Mass Communication) of the School of Journalism and Communication. Donor: YTV Canada Inc. Established 1992.
Nathan and Sara Zelikovitz Award
Awarded to an outstanding undergraduate student registered in a full-time program at Carleton University. Donor: Nathan Zelikovitz. Endowed 1979.