Student Award Guide 2018/2019

Student
Awards Guide

2018/2019

sait.ca

Scholarships and Bursaries at SAIT

A student award can help you achieve your goals. SAIT is proud to offer more than $5 million
in scholarships and bursaries to students in almost every program, and you’ll find complete
details in this guide.

Whether you are starting your very first semester or getting ready to graduate, awards are available to all qualifying SAIT students.

Some awards recognize your academic success and other awards recognize your community involvement. But every award has
been created because of generous donations from SAIT alumni, faculty and staff as well as corporate partners and friends. And
every student award is dedicated to helping SAIT students find success.

I encourage you to apply for a student award. You’ll find everything you need to know about the application process in this guide.
You can also attend our helpful award assistance labs to learn about the process in person — see page 3 for more information. 

If you receive an award, please help us and future students by thanking the donor or sponsor who provided the funds. Your
award confirmation email will include suggestions for how you can say “thank you” either in person or online. Then watch
your student email for invitations to our Student Award Celebrations throughout the year. Expressing your gratitude helps
you make a great impression — and it’s a smart way to connect with thousands of influential SAIT donors, sponsors and
potential employers.

Those who graduate from SAIT join a network of more than 236,000 proud alumni — people who are making a difference in
their communities and around the world. As you work towards your goal of graduating, SAIT’s Alumni and Development team is
working to support you and your career goals.

We’re here to help, and we’d love to meet you. Drop by the Student Awards window (AA113 in Heritage Hall) to say hello.

I wish you a great year and continued success.

BRIAN BOWMAN
Director, Alumni and Development

Table of Contents

8 GENERAL AWARDS 34 Electrical Engineering Technology 52 Geoscience Information Technology
35 Electrical Motor Systems Technician 51 Graphic Communications and Print
16 ATHLETIC AWARDS Apprentice Technology
34 Electronics Engineering Technology 52 Information Systems Technology
18 LAMB LEARNER SUCCESS CENTRE . 33 Electrician Apprentice 52 Information Technology
(LLSC) 35 Environmental Technology 52 Journalism
35 Geoscience Information Technology 53 Library Information Technology
20 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 35 Instrumentation Controls Apprentice 53 New Media Production and Design
20 General Awards 35 Instrumentation Engineering 54 Radio, Television and Broadcast News
21 Administrative Information Technology
Management 36 Petroleum Engineering Technology 56 SCHOOL OF MANUFACTURING
21 Bachelor of Business Administration 37 Power Engineering Technology AND AUTOMATION
22 Business Administration 38 Power and Process Operations 56 Machinist Apprentice
23 Legal Assistant 35 Pre-Employment Electrician 56 Machinist Technician
23 Oil and Gas Production Accounting 38 Workplace Safety Management – 57 Mechanical Engineering Technology
23 Supply Chain Management Distance Learning 58 Industrial Mechanic Apprentice
(Millwright)
24 SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION 40 SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND 58 Natural Gas Compression Technician
24 General Awards PUBLIC SAFETY (Apprentice)
25 Architectural Technologies 40 General Awards 58 Non-Destructive Testing
26 Bachelor of Applied Technology 41 Dental Assisting 58 Pre-Employment Industrial Mechanic
Geographic Information Systems 41 Diagnostic Medical Sonography (Millwright)
26 Bachelor Of Science Construction 41 Emergency Medical Technician 58 Pre-Employment Ironworkers
Project Management 41 Emergency Medical Technology – 58 Pre-Employment Mobile Crane
27 Bricklayer Apprentice Paramedic 58 Welder Apprentice
27 Cabinetmaker Apprentice 42 Health Information Management 58 Welding Engineering Technology
27 Carpenter Apprentice 42 Medical Laboratory Assistant
28 Civil Engineering Technology 42 Medical Laboratory Technology 60 SCHOOL OF TRANSPORTATION
29 Engineering Design and Drafting 42 Medical Radiologic Technology 60 General Awards
Technology 43 Nutrition for Healthy Lifestyles 61 Aircraft Maintenance Engineers
30 Gasfitter Apprentice 43 Nuclear Medicine Technology Technology
30 Geomatics Engineering Technology 43 Pharmacy Assistant 62 Aircraft Structures Technician
30 Glazier Apprentice 43 Respiratory Therapy 62 Auto Body Technician Apprentice
30 Insulator Apprentice 62 Automotive Service Technician
31 Plumber Apprentice 44 SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY AND Apprentice
31 Pre-Employment Cabinetmaking TOURISM 63 Automotive Service Technology
31 Pre-Employment Carpenter 44 General Awards 64 Avionics Technology
31 Pre-Employment Refrigeration & Air 45 Baker Apprentice 64 Business Administration – Automotive
Conditioning 45 Baking And Pastry Arts Management
31 Process Piping Drafting 45 Butchery and Charcuterie 65 Diesel Equipment Technician
31 Refrigeration and A/C Mechanic Management 65 Heavy Equipment Technician
Apprentice 46 Cook Apprentice Apprentice
31 Sheet Metal Worker Apprentice 46 Hospitality Management 66 Parts Technician Apprentice
31 Steamfitter-Pipefitter Apprentice 47 Professional Cooking 66 Railway Conductor
48 Travel and Tourism 66 Recreation Vehicle Service Technician
32 MACPHAIL SCHOOL OF ENERGY Apprentice
32 General Awards 50 SCHOOL OF INFORMATION AND 66 Transport Refrigeration Technician
33 Bachelor of Applied Technology COMMUNICATIONS Apprentice
Petroleum Engineering TECHNOLOGIES
33 Chemical Engineering Technology 50 Broadcast Systems Technology 67 INDEX
33 Chemical Laboratory Technology 51 Film and Video Production

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Faces of Student Success

This guide gives you information on applying for a student award and introduces you to SAIT students who have already received awards
— people like me.

I received the Brandi Costar Memorial award just as I was completing my studies in the Radio, Television and Broadcast News program.
It helped me pay for tuition and lifted the financial stress of having been a student for two years.

Today I’m not only a proud SAIT alumna, I’m also working here! My job title is Alumni Relations Officer and I am dedicated to ensuring your
time at SAIT is as enjoyable and successful as possible.

I’m part of SAIT’s Alumni and Development team, and together we offer:
• Networking events for SAIT students that will connect you with your industry — a great way to learn more about your future career.

Who knows? Maybe you’ll meet a future employer.
• Award assistance labs, because one of my own personal goals is making the student award application process as easy as possible.

Each lab will connect you with staff who can answer your questions and help you get started. See page 3 of this guide or search for
Student Awards on sait.ca to find the lab schedule.
• Personalized SAIT business cards for students and alumni — great for handing out at networking events. You’ll receive 50 cards for $5
and you can order online at sait.imodules.com/BCP2018.
• Part-time job opportunities on campus through the Student Calling Program, which offers flexible hours and competitive pay.
For more information, please email [email protected] or call 403.774.5020.

From the moment you arrive on campus, the Alumni and Development team will do all we can to support your career goals. I know what
it’s like to study here, and I also know what it’s like to have questions or need help. If you’re not sure where to start or who to ask, send
me an email at [email protected]. If I can’t help, I’ll put you in touch with someone who can.

I’ll be on campus from residence move-in, all the way to graduation day, so be sure to say “Hi!”

As a SAIT student, then a SAIT alumna and now a SAIT staff member, I’ve gotten to know and appreciate SAIT from just about every angle.
I’m a vocal advocate of my alma mater, and I hope you’ll feel the same way.

Courtney Garlough (RTBN ’10) sait.ca
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Applying for a
student award?
We can help.

$5 million in awards available!

Financial need | Community involvement | Academic success | Volunteerism

The Alumni and Development team is hosting 2018 2019
assistance labs between 11 am and 1 pm in the
Lamb Learner Success Centre computer lab Sept. 13 Jan. 17
(MC209) on the following dates: Sept. 14 Jan. 18
Sept. 20 March 21
403.284.7010 | [email protected] Sept. 21 March 22
Nov. 22 May 16
Nov. 23 May 17

Dates and location are subject to change.
Please check mysait.ca for the latest information.

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Award Categories GENERAL criteria may also be included. See the
Award Criteria section in the next column
SAIT offers more than 4,500 awards to Awards that are not linked to a specific for more information.
our students. Most awards fall under one SAIT school or program are called general
of four categories: awards. In most cases, any student in any Scholarship: Academic achievement is
program may apply for a general award if the primary selection criteria but other
ENTRANCE they meet the award’s criteria as outlined criteria may also be included.
in this guide.
Entrance awards are for students who Prizes: Non-cash awards (such as
are beginning a program. Some awards SCHOOL/PROGRAM-SPECIFIC plaques and medals) presented for a
are for a specific program and others are AWARDS specific accomplishment (academic
open for students in all programs to apply. or non-academic).
These awards are designated to a specific
Information on entrance awards will be SAIT academic school and are program GOVERNMENT FUNDED
available in the fall when the Entrance specific. SAIT awards take the form of
Awards Guide for 2019/20 is posted on bursaries, scholarships or prizes: These awards are issued directly by the
the Student Awards page at sait.ca. Alberta government and details can be
Bursary: Financial need is the primary found by visiting studentaid.alberta.ca.
criteria used for selection but other

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Award Criteria If you have questions about your SIN Application Tips
or ITN, you should contact the SAIT
SAIT awards are given based in whole or International Centre for more READ THE CRITERIA
in part on the following criteria: information and assistance. The Centre
can also tell you about other awards that Read the conditions for each award
Academic achievement: A pre- are available for international students. carefully. Please do not apply for an
determined Grade Point Average (GPA). Email the Centre at [email protected] award if you do not meet its criteria.
or visit room AA206 in Heritage Hall on This will save you time in completing
Financial need: Financial need is SAIT’s Main Campus. your application.
determined by assessing a student’s
income and expenses for the academic Some SAIT awards are only for A WORD ABOUT YOUR REFERENCES
year. Students receiving student international students, such as the Esmail
loans may still be considered to be in Safana Farzana Fayaz Bharwani Choose your references with care.
financial need. Foundation award; the Laughing Dog
International Student award; and the Employers, religious leaders, community
Community involvement: Participation International Students — Excellence/ leaders, teachers and instructors can
in community events, volunteer Community Spirit award. Find information serve as excellent references. Ideally your
commitments with non-profits and/or about these awards in the General Awards references should have known you for a
charities, and involvement in section of this guide (pages 8 to 14). minimum of six months. Avoid using
extracurricular activities such as sports members of your family, best friends or
or church. It is important to include Each SAIT award has a list of roommates. Please advise your
as much information as possible about requirements called criteria. If you references that you are applying for an
these activities in your application. meet these criteria, you can apply award, and inform them of the specific
for the award. If the award criteria list criteria of that award so that, if required,
Note: Some awards may include does not include a Canadian citizenship they are prepared to explain why you are
additional criteria as specified by the requirement, then all international a suitable candidate. Your references
donor. Some examples may include your students, Canadian students and should always try to talk about your
family status, your heritage or your permanent residents can apply for current attributes and skills.
chosen profession. Please read the that award. See page 7 in this guide
descriptions in this awards guide for more tips on understanding FINANCIAL INFORMATION
thoughtfully before you apply. Careful award requirements.
reading will help you determine whether If you are applying for any awards that
you meet all of the criteria and ensure How to Apply include financial need within the criteria,
you apply only for the awards for which you must fill in the financial information
you are eligible. Applications can only be accepted online section. Please provide accurate
at mySAIT.ca. Log in, then click on your information on monthly expenses and
General Information myStudent tab and look under the income. If you are unsure of exact
Finance Information section for amounts, provide an estimate.
WHO MAY APPLY? Scholarships and Awards. Enter your
student ID number and an application ESSAYS, WRITTEN
If you are enrolled at SAIT as a continuous, form will be displayed. The form will only DOCUMENTATION AND
full-time student or apprentice you may include the awards you are eligible for SPECIALTY CRITERIA
be eligible to apply. based on your program. Simply check off
the awards you wish to apply for. Apply Please read these sections of the
I’M AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT anytime, anywhere. It’s that simple. application form carefully and answer
— AM I ELIGIBLE? the questions as specifically as you can.
Application Deadlines It is best to provide as much detailed
If you are a citizen of a country other information as possible.
than Canada and you have been APPLY ONLINE AHEAD OF TIME!
accepted at SAIT on a student visa, you
may be eligible for SAIT student awards. Each award description in this guide
In order to collect a SAIT award, you includes important deadline information.
must have either a Canadian Social Note that deadlines are firm and cannot
Insurance Number (SIN) or an Individual be extended.
Tax Number (ITN).

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If I win an award, • Attend one of Alumni and code as 05, which is for Scholarships/ Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism history books
how will I know? Development’s student award Bursaries. This amount should not be proof of land t
celebrations where you can meet the reported on your tax return, as long as • Then, confirm
SAIT Alumni and Development will notify donor and express your thanks in you are eligible for the Education Amount description of
students selected for awards no more person. (Form T2202A: Tuition, Education and the boundarie
than four months after the application Textbook Amounts Certificate). Board must a
deadline. Recipients will receive an email, • When you are successful in the Special Areas
a telephone call or a letter with workforce, please keep in touch and If you are unsure of your tax status, at 403.854.56
information about when and how to consider supporting SAIT in any way contact the Canada Revenue Agency at • Submit your p
pick up the awards package. you can. 1.800.959.8281 or visit cra.gc.ca. Development

There are at least Tax information Deadline: Feb. 28
465 words for for scholarships
“thank you” and bursaries DAHRLYNE HUB

SAIT awards are created by donors who Scholarships and bursaries are not Value: $3,440
invest their money to make a difference taxable and are not reported as income Criteria:
and transform lives. We hope you are one on your tax return. In February, SAIT • Second-year o
of the almost 4,500 students who will issues T2202A tax forms (Tuition, • Academic ach
receive a student award this year and, no Education and Textbook Amounts • Financial need
matter how you say it – cheers, merci, Certificate) which can be accessed by • Mature stude
danke, shukran, xie xie, gracias, shukriya students on mysait.ca only. If you are not
– you can help us show gratitude to the eligible for the education amount, report older
donors who care so much about you and on line 130 of your tax return only if the • Landed immig
your fellow SAIT students. If you do amount is more than $500.
receive an award, here is how you can say Deadline: Feb. 28
“thank you” to SAIT supporters: For awards funded by the Government of
Alberta, T4A forms are issued by Alberta PLEASE NOTE Information and Communications Technologies DAY OF MOURN
• Write a thank you note to the donor. Advanced Education – Alberta Student MEMORIAL
Aid. The T4A will show the tax amount of All information listed in this guide,
scholarships and bursaries in Box 28 – including awards offered, the value of Value: $1,000
Other Income. Box 38 shows the footnote awards and the number of awards
available, is subject to SAIT receiving Criteria:
funding for the awards listed. In the • Second-year o
event that funding is cancelled, awards • Financial need
• Completed sa

WHMIS, WSP
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to their chose

Deadline: Nov. 2

will be reallocated to a program area DIRTT STUDENT

designated by Alumni and Development. Value: $1,200 pe
Criteria:
If there is a discrepancy between the • Full–time stud

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or degree prog
the official award documentation located • Demonstrated

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s, current or previous • Previous recipients must continue
title, etc.
mation that the legal land E.J. TICKLES FAMILY enrollment in their chosen program in
f your ancestor is within
es of the Special Areas Value: $770 Number: 1 consecutive semesters (excluding
also be obtained from the
s Board Office in Hanna, AB Criteria: four month semester summer break)
600
proof to Alumni and • Completed one semester or one period of and continue to demonstrate

1t, Heritage Hall Room AA113 either a diploma or apprentice program eligibility under the criteria outlined

8 • Financial need above

• Academic achievement • Previous recipients must apply each

• Involvement in extracurricular activities year and declare if participating in any

work-study programs

Deadline: March 28 3 Deadline: Sept. 28
ELMA WAMBEKE
BERT MEMORIAL FIRSTENERGY 1CAPITAL CONRPa. me of the award.

2Number: 1 Value: $745 Number: 1 10TH ANNIVERSARY
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of any diploma program Criteria: Value: $880 Value oNfuamwbear:r2d.
hievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Third semester
d • Financial need Criteria:
ent at least 30 years of age or • Academic achievement from previous
•4 3• Third or fifth semester of any diploma,
semesters (minimum GPA 2.00) •
• Preference given to rural applicants applied degree or degree Nprougmramber of students who can
APcreafdeermenicceacghivieevnetmo efinntancriealclyeive this award.
grant to Canada with children from Alberta whose parents derive their
principal income from farming distressed students in energy industry
8
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you should apply for this award.
Deadline: Nov. 28

EMMA RANSOM MEMORIAL FRANCES CAMYRE MEMORIAL –

Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 THE CALGARY 5FOUNDATIOYNou mNuusmtbaerp: 1p3ly before this date.
Value: $500
or higher Criteria:
d
afety training (e.g. CSTS, • Any certificate, diploma, applied degree Criteria:
PS)
s leadership and commitment or degree program • Successfully completed first semester
en profession
• Financial need • Academic achievement from
28
• Leadership skills developed at SAIT through previous semester

participation in campus activities and • Financial need deYfoinuedmbyuthset meet each criteria on this
• “Personal character”
volunteerism as

Deadline: Feb. 28 donor list to apply for this award. Because

T INNOVATION ERNEST WOOD MEMORIAL • McounsttinbueoausCaAnlbaedritaanrceitsiizdeetnnhat nefodrlaiast t does not include Canadian
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Number: 1 Value: $985 Number: 1 least five years citizenship, international students
Deadline: Dec. 31 can apply.
Criteria:
dents who will be graduating
cate, diploma, applied degree • Enrolled in a pre-employment program FRIENDS OF SAIT CHUCKWAGON
gram
d capacity for innovative • Alberta resident for a minimum of two years
project, preferably with a
e, that solves an existing • Primary consideration given to individual Value: $2,400 Number: 2
blem or meets an unsolved
ed who demonstrates an ability to succeed Criteria:

while enrolled in the program – academic • One award for full-time students in

achievement, leadership and community the first, second or third semester of a

involvement certificate, diploma, applied degree or

• Secondary consideration given to degree program stBudeecnatsuinse of this criteria,
One award for full-time
on on applying contact financial need •
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373 or email • Canadian citizen the first, second or third pienritoedronf aantional students cannot
[email protected]
application along with Deadline: March 28 apprenticeship program apply for this award
etter directly to the Financial need
arch and Innovation •
artment, Room MD115
Deadline: March 28 and May 30
30

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International
Student? Find the
awards you can apply for.

Check out the award criteria for the awards listed above.

To learn more about if you are eligible for SAIT student awards,
see page 5 of this guide or contact the Student Awards office for
more information and assistance.

AA113, Heritage Hall, SAIT Main Campus | [email protected]

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General Awards AL NIVEN MEMORIAL

Sponsored by: Gas Processing Association
Canada (GPAC)

Value: $940 Number: 1

The following programs are eligible: Bachelor

of Applied Petroleum Engineering Technology,

Chemical Engineering Technology, Chemical

Laboratory Technology, Geomatics Engineering

Technology, Instrumentation Engineering

Technology, Petroleum Engineering Technology,

Welding Engineering Technology

Criteria:
• Third or fifth semester
• Academic achievement
• Financial need
• Graduate of a Canadian high school

Deadline: Nov. 28

ALBERTA-NWT COMMAND,
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION

Value: $1,000 Number: 3

Criteria:

• For students in any certificate, diploma or

degree program

• Financial need

• For any person who is serving or has

honourably served and their dependents.

Dependents include their children,

grandchildren or great grandchildren

Deadline: April 30

ALTALINK CENTENNIAL

Value: $1,000 Number: 2

Criteria:

• Third or fifth semester of a diploma, applied

degree or degree program

• Alberta resident from a small town or rural

Alberta community prior to attending SAIT

• Financial need

• Academic achievement

• Demonstrated leadership by involvement in

extracurricular and community activities

Deadline: Nov. 28

AMBER WEBB-BOWERMAN MEMORIAL

Value: $1,310 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Second semester

• Financial need

• Extracurricular involvement in journalism arts

• Preference given to a student involved in

The Emery Weal (SAIT Students’ Association

newspaper)

• Preference given to a student involved

in SAITSA

Deadline: April 30

ASCENT – ENVISIONING A NEW
TOMORROW

Value: $810 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Certificate or diploma program

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00)

• Leadership within SAITSA, SAIT and the

overall Calgary community

• Financial need

• Not in receipt of another internal

SAITSA award

• Must not be a member of the SAITSA

Executive Council

Deadline: Dec. 31

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ASSOCIATION OF SCIENCE AND CALGARY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION CANADIAN SCOUT JAMBOREE General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CJ’93 SERVICE
PROFESSIONALS OF ALBERTA (ASET) Value: $1,000 Number: 4

Criteria: Value: $475 Number: 1

Sponsored by: Engineering Technology • Academic achievement Criteria:
Scholarship Foundation of Alberta (ETSFA) • Fourth semester
• Financial need • Has been registered as a child, youth or

Value: $2,000 Number: 3 • Calgary resident adult member of any section of Scouting
for more than two years
Criteria: • Two awards for students in one of the • Current community involvement
considered
• Enrolled in the final year of an accredited following programs: Architectural
applied science or engineering technology
diploma program that will lead to eventual Technologies, Civil Engineering Technology,
certification by ASET
Electrical Engineering Technology,

Engineering Design and Drafting Technology, Deadline: April 30

• Must be a member of ASET (membership Geomatics Engineering Technology, Welding
is free to students enrolled in their final year
of an ASET recognized program – refer to Engineering Technology CARETAKING AND CUSTODIAL STAFF

• Two awards for students in one of the Value: $800 Number: 1

aset.ab.ca) following apprenticeship programs, or Criteria:

• Leadership ability through participation in completion of a pre-employment program as • Any diploma program
school and/or community activities
follows: Bricklayer, Cabinetmaker, Carpenter, • Financial need

Deadline: April 30 Concrete Finisher, Electrician, Glazier, Painter • Being supported by a single parent

and Decorator, Refrigeration and Air • Canadian citizen

BELL NEXXIA Conditioning Mechanic, Plumber, Sheet Metal Process:

Worker, Steamfitter–Pipefitter, Welder • Submit a reference letter to Alumni and

Value: $550 Number: 1 Process: Development, Room AA113
• Previous period apprenticeship marks required
Criteria: • Entering students must submit a copy Deadline: April 30
• Second semester of any program
• Academic achievement of high school transcript to Alumni and CENTRE FOR ENERGY ASSET
• Financial need Development, Room AA113 MANAGEMENT STUDIES
CONTINUING EDUCATION AWARD
Deadline: Dec. 31 Deadline: Dec. 31 and May 30

BETTY BROOKER BUILDING CALGARY FILIPINO LIONS CLUB Value: $500 and $1,500 Number: varies
FUTURES AWARD
Value: $300 Number: 2 Criteria:

Value: $5,000 Number: 1 Criteria: • For graduates of SAIT’s Energy Asset

Criteria: • Any diploma or certificate program Management diploma program who are
• Entering a pre-employment program in
• Academic achievement enrolled full-time in a certificate, diploma,
any of the trades
• Financial need • Alberta resident applied degree or degree program
• Preference given to a student who was
• Preference given to applicants of • $500 in the first semester, and $1,500 in
the recipient of a SAIT Summer Camp bursary
in high school Filipino descent the graduating semester
• Describe your personal financial
circumstances and the impact of SAIT Deadline: April 30 Deadline: Sept. 28 and April 30
Summer Camps on your life
CALGARY FOUNDATION CLAUDETTE RIDLEY MEMORIAL

Value: $550 Number: 1 Sponsored by AUPE – Local 39

Deadline: May 30 - Apply during your Criteria: Value: $805 Number: 1
training period • Any certificate or diploma program
• Financial need Criteria:
• Preference given to a single parent
BILL AND TOSHIMI SEMBO • Any program
Deadline: April 30 • Second semester or period
Value: $1,000 Number: 2 • Financial need
• Preference given to AUPE affiliation via

Criteria: CALGARY HITMEN member or related family member

• Second semester of any diploma program Value: $2,500 Number: 1 Deadline: April 30 Information and Communications Technologies
Criteria:
in MacPhail School of Energy, School of • Fourth semester
• Academic achievement
Construction, School of Manufacturing • Financial need CLOVERDALE PAINT INC.

and Automation or the Diesel Equipment Deadline: April 30 Value: $1,000 Number: 2

Technician program in the School Criteria:

of Transportation • Any program

• Academic achievement • Financial need

• Financial need • Demonstrated commitment to community

Deadline: April 30 CALGARY KOTOBUKI SOCIETY service and career or entrepreneurial
(JAPANESE SENIORS)
BMO FINANCIAL GROUP objectives
Value: $800
Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Number: 1 • Preference given to dependents of
Criteria:
• Second period apprentice Cloverdale Paint employees
• Financial need
Criteria: • Canadian citizen • Alberta or British Columbia residents and

• Second semester of a diploma program Deadline: May 30 Canadian citizens

• Financial need Deadline: April 30

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)

• Canadian citizen

Deadline: April 30 CALGARY SCHOLARSHIP FUND
FOR IMMIGRANTS –
BUCHANAN FAMILY THE CALGARY FOUNDATION Manufacturing and Automation

Value: $850 Number: 1 Value: $1,500 Number: 1

Criteria: Criteria:

• First, second or third semester or period • Fourth or sixth semester

of a certificate, diploma or apprenticeship • Financial need

program • Good standing in previous semesters

• Financial need of study

Deadline: April 30 • Landed immigrant to Canada or one who

has been a landed immigrant and is now

a Canadian citizen

Deadline: April 30

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General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism CURRY DOUGLAS (YEUNG) TIMS FACILITIES MAINTENANCE
MEMORIAL
Value: $1,360 Number: 1 Value: $530 Number: 2

• Entering or returning student enrolled in Value: $535 Number: 1 Criteria:
• First period apprentice (any trade)
a certificate or diploma program Criteria: • Athletic participation
• Sportsmanship
• Financial need • Third semester • Leadership
• Canadian citizenship
• Preference given to descendants of the • Academic achievement

original pioneers (early 1900’s) who held • Financial need

title to land within the present boundaries • Preference given to former students

of the Special Areas Board, Hanna, Alberta – of the Calgary Public Chinese School who Deadline: May 30

proof required are also involved in the community

• If no “descendant” applicant qualifies, the Deadline: Nov. 28 FAIRFAX FINANCIAL HOLDINGS
LIMITED
award will be open to students who have

attended a high school within the Special ED MARDELL MEMORIAL Value: $4,000 Number: 1

Areas Board’s jurisdiction: Altario, Sponsored by: AUPE – Local 39 Criteria:

Cessford, Consort, Coronation, Hanna, Value: $790 Number: 1 • Must have previously received this award in

Oyen, Youngstown your first year

Process: Criteria: • Second-year student in diploma, applied
• Third semester
• A legal land description and proof of • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) degree or degree programs
• For an AUPE member or dependent
ancestry must be submitted showing • Financial need • Financial need
• Leadership and community involvement
that your ancestor was a pioneer of • Preference given to Business • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)

the Special Areas Board Administration students • Community involvement

• This proof can include family trees, • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant

copies of ancestry information from Special Notes:

history books, current or previous • Previous recipients must continue enrollment

proof of land title, etc. Deadline: Nov. 28 in their chosen program in consecutive

• Confirmation that the legal land description of semesters (excluding four month semester

your ancestor is within E.J. TICKLES FAMILY summer break) and continue to demonstrate

the boundaries of the Special Areas Value: $1,150 Number: 1 eligibility under the criteria outlined above

Board must also be obtained from the Criteria: • Previous recipients must apply each

Special Areas Board Office in Hanna, AB • Completed one semester or one period of year and declare if participating in any

at 403.854.5600 either a diploma or apprentice program work-study programs

• Submit your proof to Alumni and • Financial need

Development, Heritage Hall Room AA113 • Academic achievement Deadline: Sept. 28

Deadline: April 30 • Involvement in extracurricular activities

DAHRLYNE HUBERT MEMORIAL Deadline: April 30 FRANCES CAMYRE MEMORIAL –
THE CALGARY FOUNDATION

Value: $3,540 Number: 1 ELMA WAMBEKE Value: $500 Number: 13

Criteria: Value: $780 Number: 1 Criteria:
• Successfully completed first semester
• Second year of any diploma program Criteria: • Academic achievement from previous

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Third semester semester
• Financial need
• Financial need • Financial need • Personal character as defined by the donor
• Must be a Canadian citizen and a continuous
• Mature student at least 30 years of age or • Academic achievement from previous
Alberta resident for at least five years
older semesters (minimum GPA 2.00)

• Landed immigrant to Canada with children • Preference given to rural applicants

Deadline: April 30 from Alberta whose parents derive their Deadline: Dec. 31

DAY OF MOURNING WORKER principal income from farming
MEMORIAL
Deadline: Nov. 28 FRIENDS OF SAIT CHUCKWAGON

Information and Communications Technologies Value: $1,000 Number: 1 EMMA RANSOM MEMORIAL Value: $2,480 Number: 2

Criteria: Value: $1,040 Number: 1 Criteria:

• Second year or higher Criteria: • One award for a full-time student in the first,
• Any certificate, diploma, applied degree
• Financial need second or third semester of a certificate,
or degree program
• Completed safety training (e.g. CSTS, • Financial need diploma, applied degree or degree program
• Leadership skills developed at SAIT through
WHMIS, WSPS) • One award for a full-time student in the first,
participation in campus activities and
• Demonstrates leadership and commitment volunteerism second or third period of an apprenticeship

to their chosen profession program

Deadline: Nov. 28 • Financial need

Deadline: April 30 Deadline: April 30 and May 30

DIRTT STUDENT INNOVATION FUNDING THE FUTURE

Value: $535 Number: 4 ERNEST WOOD MEMORIAL Value $1,000 Number: 1

Criteria: Value: $1,250 Number: 1 Criteria:
• Certificate, diploma or degree program
• Full-time students who will be graduating Criteria: • Second semester
• Financial need
from a certificate, diploma, applied degree • Enrolled in a pre-employment program • Academic achievement
• Essay on why you chose SAIT
or degree program • Alberta resident for a minimum of two years

• Demonstrated capacity for innovative • Primary consideration given to individual

thinking in a project, preferably with a who demonstrates an ability to

project course, that solves an existing succeed while enrolled in the program –

Manufacturing and Automation Transportation industry problem or meets an unsolved academic achievement, leadership and Deadline: April 30

customer need community involvement

Process: • Secondary consideration given to

• For information on applying contact financial need

Applied Research and Innovation Services • Canadian citizen

at 403.210.4373 or email Deadline: April 30

[email protected]

• Submit your application along with

a reference letter directly to the

Applied Research and Innovation

Services department, Room MD115

Deadline: April 30

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GEORGE S. AUDLEY EDUCATIONAL JACK DALLAS MEMORIAL Number: 1 LOCAL 39 AUPE – UNION OF PROVINCIAL General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism
FUND – ALBERTA UNION OF PROVINCIAL EMPLOYEES
EMPLOYEES (AUPE) Value: $930
Value: $810 Number: 1
Criteria:
Value: $800 Number: 1 • Second semester or third period Criteria:

Criteria: of an apprenticeship program • Certificate, diploma or apprenticeship
• Athletic participation
• Certificate or diploma program • Sportsmanship program
• Leadership
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Citizenship • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
• Personality
• Financial need • Financial need
Deadline: April 30
• Members in good standing of the AUPE with • AUPE members in good standing with

two years of consecutive service one year of consecutive service (not

• Spouses and/or financial dependents restricted to Local 39) and/or their

(under 25 years of age) of members in good spouse/same sex partner and/or their

standing of the AUPE with two years of JENNIFER PREST financial dependents

consecutive service Value: $2,500 Number: 2 • Dependents (under the age of 25) of

• Dependents of retired or deceased AUPE Criteria: retired or deceased member (within a
• Third or fifth semester
members (must apply within 10 years of the • Financial need period of 10 years of retirement/death)
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
retirement or death) • Preference to a landed immigrant to Canada • Consideration will be made for a past

• Consideration given to past members who or one who has been a landed immigrant member who enrolls full-time within the
and is now a Canadian citizen
enroll within the first year following job • Preference given to a mature student, 30 first year following job elimination
years of age or older
elimination Process:

Process: • Must provide AUPE membership number

• Must provide AUPE membership number Deadline: Dec. 31

Deadline: Dec. 31

GLOBAL EDUCATION NETWORK Deadline: April 30 LOCAL 39 AUPE – PROMISING FUTURES

Value: $1,000 Number: 2

Value: $1,000 and $1,500 Number: 2 JOHN MICHAEL FLANAGAN BURSARY Criteria:

Criteria: Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Second period or higher of any

• Enrolled in a program that participates Criteria: apprenticeship program

in the Global Education Network • Diploma, applied degree and degree • Financial need

(GEN) Program programs • Academic achievement

• For details on eligibility and how to • Financial Need • One award with a preference given to

apply, contact the GEN Coordinator at • Describe what education means to you a female student in an apprenticeship

403.774.4971 Deadline: April 30 program in Construction, Energy

Deadline: April 30 or Manufacturing and Automation

KELLY DEBERT MEMORIAL Process:

INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF JOB’S • Submit a copy of your apprenticeship
DAUGHTERS
Value: $500 Number: 1 marks to Alumni and Development,

Value: $790 Number: 1 Criteria: Room AA113

Criteria: • Second period or higher of any apprenticeship Deadline: May 30

• First or third semester of any program program

• Financial need • Community involvement MACDONALD FAMILY

• Canadian citizen • Financial need Value: $1,415 Number: 5

Deadline: Nov. 28 Deadline: April 30 Criteria:
• Diploma programs
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS – EXCELLENCE LAUGHING DOG INTERNATIONAL • Primary consideration given to financial need
STUDENT AWARD • Secondary consideration given to
Value: $1,000 Number: 1
Value: $1,000 Number: 2 academic achievement
Criteria: • Preference given to applicants with
Criteria:
• For international students • International student in their second dependent children Information and Communications Technologies

• Second year of program semester in any certificate, diploma, or Deadline: April 30
degree program
• Based on academic achievement (highest • Financial need
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.90)
GPA from first and second semesters) MARY CHIARASTELLA
MEMORIAL
Deadline: April 30

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS – LEADERSHIP Deadline April 30 Value: $555 Number: 1

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 LEONIE RICHARD MEMORIAL Criteria:
• Second semester
Criteria: Value: $795 Number: 1 • Financial need
• Involvement in the SAIT community
• For international students Criteria: • Satisfactory first-semester marks
• Entering or returning student
• Second year of program • Financial need
• Female student
• Based on outstanding leadership at a • Single parent Deadline: Dec. 31
• Canadian citizen
supervisory or mentorship level to fellow • Preference given to applicants in programs

SAIT students demonstrated by initiative related to the food service industry MATHEW GILBERT MEMORIAL

in creating or implementing opportunities,

events, or other activities that support Value: $950 Number: 1

international students and the International Criteria:

Centre Deadline: April 30 • Diploma, applied degree and degree

Deadline: April 30 programs

• Volunteer activities Manufacturing and Automation

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS – • Financial need
COMMUNITY SPIRIT
• Preference given to applicants that

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 have volunteered with a mental health

Criteria: organization within the last two years

• For international students • Preference given to applicants in the

• Second year of program Journalism program

• Based on volunteering in the SAIT Process:

community, tutoring fellow students, • Submit a letter from the mental health

and general support of the International organization as proof of volunteerism to

Centre initiatives Alumni and Development, Room AA113

Deadline: April 30 Deadline: April 30

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General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CORROSION PRINCESS AUTO FOUNDATION ROBERTSON ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
ENGINEERS (NACE)
Value: $7,500 Number: 2 Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Value: $1,000 Number: 4 Value: $1,500 Number: 2 Criteria:
• Third semester of any diploma program
Criteria: Value: $2,000 Number: 6 • Financial need
• A total of four awards available to students in • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
Criteria: • As a student with a disability, demonstrate
the following programs: Chemical Laboratory
Technology, Chemical Engineering • Two awards for students in receipt of Princess your commitment and motivation to succeed
Technology, Power Engineering Technology,
Petroleum Engineering Technology, Auto Foundation Award from previous year
Mechanical Engineering Technology and
Welding Technology • Financial Need
• Third semester
• Academic achievement from previous • Academic achievement Deadline: Nov. 28
semesters
• Emphasis on superior academic achievement • Leadership
in semester-one courses or prerequisite
courses specializing in the study of corrosion • Two awards for students enrolled and actively ROBERT SPENCE MEMORIAL
• Extracurricular activities
• Students are encouraged to apply for a free participating in one of SAIT’s trade-related Value: $3,655 Number: 3
NACE student membership to gain access to
corrosion standards, papers and local events. student clubs: Automotive Services Criteria:
Visit: http://www.nacecalgary.ca/ • Must have previously received this award in
membership.htm#become to learn more Technician Club, Civil Engineering Technology
your first year
Students’ Club, KVA Club, Machinist Club, • Second-year student in diploma, applied

Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race degree or degree programs
• Must be bilingual (French/ English) or have an
Team, Mechanical Society or Welding
educational background in French language or
Engineering Club French immersion/ bilingual programs
• Financial need
• Financial need • Canadian citizen

• Demonstrates commitment to community

service and career objectives

• Six awards for students in a pre-employment

Deadline: Nov. 28 program Special Note:
• Previous recipients who are in good academic
• Financial need
standing must apply each year
NEIL COLLIN Deadline: Sept. 28

Value: $545 Number: 2 RICHARD BERNHARDT Deadline: Sept. 28
MEMORIAL
Criteria: ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY – HERITAGE PARK
• Second semester Value: 3 installments of $750 Number: 1
• Living in SAIT Residence Value: $1,000 Number: 1
• Outstanding contributor to the SAIT Criteria:
Criteria:
student residence • Enrolled in first period of an apprenticeship • Third or fourth semester
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) • Alberta resident
• Member of the current SAIT Residence Social program • Financial need
• Single parent
Committee/Community Council • Academic achievement

• Financial need

Deadline: April 30 • Community/leadership involvement Deadline: Nov. 28

• Alberta resident

• Preference given to applicants travelling to

OPTIMIST CLUB OF CALGARY attend SAIT from Coronation or the ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY – MACEACHERN
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
surrounding towns in the County of Value: $1,500 Number: 4

Value: $1,200 Number: 1 Paintearth Criteria:

Criteria: • In the event that there are no applicants from • Successfully completed first semester

• Third or fourth semester the above area, preference will be given to or higher

• Financial need applicants registered in the Auto Body • For full-time students

• Youth involvement Technician, Automotive Service Technician • Financial need

• Alberta resident and Parts Technician programs Deadline: Nov. 28

• Canadian citizen Process:

• Not to be recipient of another major award • The intent of this award is to provide three ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY WEST –
COLONEL MACLEOD
Deadline: Nov. 28 equal installments to the student in their first,

Information and Communications Technologies second and third periods of continuous

OWEN SCHOLARSHIP – apprenticeship training at SAIT Value: $1,000 Number: 1
THE CALGARY FOUNDATION
Deadline: Apply during your first period of Criteria:
apprenticeship training
• Third semester

Value: $490 Number: 1 • Financial need

Criteria: RICHARD CROSS MEMORIAL • 500–1,000 word essay on “How My Career
• Certificate or diploma program
• Financial need Value: $2,290 Number: 1 and Philosophy Could Help Better World
• For a single parent
• Preference given to part-time students Criteria: Understanding” must be written to qualify

• Completed a minimum of the first for this award

semester of a diploma program with a Deadline: Nov. 28

Deadline: April 30 minimum GPA of 2.00

PETE CINDRIC MEMORIAL – • Leadership within SAITSA, SAIT and the SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION
THE CALGARY FOUNDATION (SAFA)
overall Calgary community
Value: $2,200
• Not in receipt of another internal SAITSA award Value: $575 Number: 1
Criteria:
• Third or fourth semester Number: 5 • Must not be a member of the SAITSA Criteria:
• Financial need
• Canadian citizen Executive Council • Second year of diploma, applied degree or

Deadline: April 30 Deadline: Dec. 31 degree programs

• Financial need

ROBERT E. ROBERTSON MEMORIAL • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)

Manufacturing and Automation Transportation Value: $510 Number: 1 • Participation in extracurricular activities

Criteria: • Preference given to dependents of SAFA

• Second or third semester of any full-time members (please identify)

certificate, diploma, applied degree or degree Deadline: April 30

program

• Financial need

• In the event of a tie, preference will be given to

a single parent with dependents living at the

same residence

Deadline: April 30

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SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION SAIT COMMERCIAL SERVICES SHELL STUDENT IN TRADES General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism
(SAFA) – DEPENDENTS
Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Value: $1,500 Number: 2

Value: $855 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria:
• Apprentices in the following programs:
Criteria: • Any semester of any diploma program
• Enrolled in a full-time program at a recognized Instrument Technician, Electrician, Millwright,
• Financial need Welder, Steamfitter/Pipefitter, Heavy
university, college or technical institute Equipment Technician
• Direct dependent of a current or past SAFA • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Enrolled in first period
• Financial need
member Deadline: April 30 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
• Preference given to: persons with a disability,
Process: SAIT FACULTY AND STAFF aboriginal students and female students
• For details on how to apply please contact the • Apply during your first period of
Value: $1,000 Number: 1 apprenticeship
SAFA Office located in the Senator Burns
building, Room N201, or phone 403.284.8321 Criteria:
• Applicants must apply directly to SAFA and
provide proof of postsecondary acceptance • Second semester or higher of any

certificate or diploma program

Deadline: Nov. 1 • Financial need Deadline: May 30

• Academic achievement

SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION Deadline: April 30 SHEPPARD FAMILY
(SAFA) – PROMISING FUTURES
SAIT FIRST CHOICE – SAIT BOARD OF Value: $535 Number: 1
GOVERNORS, APPRENTICE
Value: $1,125 Number: 1 Criteria:
• Any certificate, diploma, applied degree
Criteria: Value: $1,500 Number: 5
or degree program
• Second period or higher of any apprentice Criteria: • Financial need

program • Enrolled in the first period of an

• Academic achievement apprenticeship program Deadline: April 30

• Essay outlining how you have improved as a • Financial need

student while in the program • Leadership/community involvement SHIRLEY AND FRED LAMONT

Process: Deadline: Apply during your first period of Value: $430 Number: 1
apprenticeship training
• A copy of apprentice marks must be Criteria:

submitted to Alumni and Development, • Any certificate or diploma program

Room AA113 SAIT MEMORIAL LEGACY FUND IN • Financial need
MEMORY OF: HENRY NEUFELD,
Deadline: May 30 MARLIN JOHNSON AND GARRY ALFORD Deadline: April 30

SAIT ACCESS, APPRENTICE Value: $1,165 Number: 1 SHIRLEY FARTHING AWARD
IN MEMORY OF TOD OWEN DUNN
Value: $1,520 Number: 1 Criteria:

Criteria: • Second, third or fourth semester Value: $5,000 Number: 1
• Enrolled in first period of an
• Primary consideration given to financial need Criteria:
apprenticeship program • Any full-time diploma or degree program
• Financial need • Secondary consideration given to • Financial need
• Academic achievement
Deadline: Apply during your first period academic achievement
of apprenticeship training
Deadline: Dec. 31

Deadline: April 30

SAIT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SAIT STUDENT CALLING PROGRAM SIEN LOK SOCIETY OF CALGARY
EXCELLENCE
Value: $725 Number: 5
Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Three awards for: Criteria: Criteria:
• Third semester • For full-time or part-time students
• Academic achievement • Demonstrated efforts in promoting the
• Financial need who are actively involved in the SAIT
• SAIT or community involvement Student Calling Program preservation of Chinese Culture or
• Preference given to a SAIT graduate or • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.70)
• Excellence in performance through volunteering in Sien Lok Society or other
graduate’s immediate family fundraising activities in the SAIT Student
Calling program cultural community organizations Information and Communications Technologies
• One award for a returning second-year
student caller who has been working with • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
the SAIT Student Calling Program for the
past six months • Financial need

Two awards for: • Alberta resident
• Financial need
• Academic achievement may also be Deadline: April 30

a consideration SOUTH SUDANESE YOUTH AWARD

Deadline: Nov. 28 and Dec. 31 Deadline: March 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Criteria:

SAIT CENTENNIAL AWARD SAIT STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION (SAITSA) • First or second semester

Value: $4,430 Number: 1 Value: $3,130 Number: 3 • Financial need

Criteria: Criteria: • Academic achievement

• For a student in a full-time diploma, • Completed previous semesters with a • In order to qualify for this award, proof

certificate, applied degree or degree program minimum 2.00 GPA of South Sudanese citizenship or

• First or second semester • Any diploma, applied degree or degree immigration from South Sudan must be

• Financial need program provided to the Alumni and Development

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Financial need office, AA113

• Vision essay: outline how your education • Not in receipt of another internal SAITSA Deadline: April 30

inspires you to be involved with and award STAN STAWOWSKI / SAFA

strengthen your community • Not a member of the SAITSA Executive Manufacturing and Automation

Deadline: April 30 Council Value: $930 Number: 3

Deadline: Dec. 31 Criteria:

• Any diploma, applied degree or

degree program

• Financial need

• Preference in order of: single parents,

married students with children, married

students, single living away from home

and single living at home

Deadline: April 30

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STUART HOLLAND MEMORIAL TAMMY CHEUNG MEMORIAL/CHINESE W. & D. RICHARDSON
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
Value: $1,700 Number: 3 Value: $1,000 Number: 2

Criteria: Value: $940 Number: 1 Criteria:

• Only available to those diagnosed with Criteria: • Business Administration or Hospitality
• In the second year of a diploma program
Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Management programs
• Financial need
• Financial need • Preference given to students of Chinese • First semester of second year

• Preference will be given to those students descent • Financial need

who are enrolled in the Business • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)

Administration (Accounting major) or • Community service and volunteerism

Hospitality Management program Deadline: April 30 • Must be at least 21 years of age

Process: • Canadian citizen

• Must outline your commitment and VIVACIOUS - WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP Deadline: Nov. 28

motivation to succeed in order to qualify Value: $1,000 Number: 1

for this award Criteria:
• For a student in either Radio, Television,
• Certification of disability must be on file with
Broadcast News or Travel and Tourism
SAIT’s Accessibility Office or Counselling program.
• Enrolled in third or fourth semester
Office. Please submit a copy to Alumni and • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.30)
• Leadership demonstrated through
Development, Room AA113 participation in SAIT activities
• Financial need
Deadline: April 30 • Must be a female student
• Preference given to a student who had to
TAHMAZIAN MEMORIAL move to Calgary to attend SAIT

Value: $475 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Financial need

• Any certificate or diploma program

• Preference given to students of Deadline: April 30

Armenian descent

• If no Armenian students apply,

preference will go to a single parent

Deadline: April 30

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Athletic Awards AL AND BETTY BUTTLE

Value: $570 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Full-time student

• Active, playing member of the women’s

intercollegiate hockey team

• Will be a returning member to the women’s

hockey team the next academic year

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00)

• Commitment to chosen sport

• Abilities

• Good sportsmanship

BRIAN DANIELS

Value: $960 Number: 1

Criteria:
• Returning hockey players to SAIT Trojans

men’s team
• Team leadership
• Community service
• Acceptable athletic and academic

performance

BRIAN LUDWIG MEMORIAL

Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Member of SAIT Trojans men’s hockey team

• Second year of any diploma, applied degree

or degree program

• Financial need

• Canadian citizen

• Preference given to athletes that display

community leadership through the Trojans

Outreach Program

CHORNEY FAMILY

Value: $1,000 Number: 10

Criteria:

• Member of any SAIT Trojans athletic team

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00)

• Preference given to athletes that display

community citizenship through the Trojans

Outreach Program

• In good standing with the Trojans Athletic

Department

CORY KOROSI MEMORIAL

Value: $575 Number: 4

Criteria:

• Volleyball athletes

• Academic improvement

• Financial need

• Positive attitude

• Enthusiasm and work ethic in practices

and games

• Commitment to the team concept

DOUGLAS H. MITCHELL

Value: $1,290 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Member of a Trojans intercollegiate, full

season, league sports team (basketball,

hockey, volleyball)

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)

• Demonstrated commitment to the

Trojans community

DOUGLAS H. MITCHELL – HOCKEY ENTRANCE

Value: $3,500 Number: 1

Criteria:
• First year of a diploma, applied degree or

degree program
• Member of SAIT Trojans men’s or

women’s hockey team
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
• Community involvement

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E.J. TICKLES TROJANS SPORTS KEN TIDSBURY LEADERSHIP TROJANS BASKETBALL BOOSTER CLUB General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism

Value: $285 Number: 2 Value: $250 Number: 2 Value: Varies Number: Varies

Criteria: Criteria: Criteria:
• SAIT Trojans volleyball, basketball or • Academic achievement from previous
• One for a male student
hockey players semester (minimum GPA 2.00)
• Academic merit • One for a female student • Preference given to athletes that display
• Financial need
• Athletic ability • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) community citizenship through the Trojans
• Returning for the final two semesters Outreach Program
• Student athletes entering third or • In good standing with the Trojans
Athletic Department
fourth semester

• Outstanding leadership qualities

GOW-KOLODZIEJ • In the case of a tie, financial need

will be considered TROJANS ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE

Value: $2,000 Number: 2 LANDRY FAMILY

Criteria: Value: Varies Number: Varies

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Value: $500 Number: 1 Criteria:
• Academic achievement from previous
• Leadership Criteria:
semester (minimum GPA 2.00)
• Canadian citizen • Member of SAIT Trojans men’s basketball • Preference given to athletes that display

• SAIT Trojan volleyball player for the entire team community citizenship through the
Trojans Outreach Program
season • Second year of any diploma, applied degree • In good standing with the Trojans
Athletic Department
• One award for men’s, one for women’s or degree program

athletics • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00)

HARLEY HOTCHKISS • In good standing with the Trojans Athletic

Department TROJANS VOLLEYBALL ALUMNI

Value: $1,000 Number: 3 MAX AND VICKI NGUYEN –
SAIT JUGO JUICE
Criteria: Value: Varies Number: Varies

• SAIT Trojans men’s or women’s Value: $1,000 Number: varies Criteria:
• Member of the SAIT Trojans men’s or
hockey player
women’s volleyball team
• Enrolled in second year or higher Criteria: • Academic achievement from previous
• Member of any SAIT Trojans athletic team
of program • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) semester (minimum GPA 2.00)
• Preference given to athletes that display • Preference given to athletes that display
• Well-rounded individual as demonstrated
community citizenship through the Trojans community citizenship through theTrojans
through GPA, athletic performance Outreach Program Outreach Program
• In good standing with the Trojans • In good standing with the Trojans
and sportsmanship Athletic Department Athletic Department

HARPER PARRY

Value: $370 Number: 2

Criteria: TERRANCE MALKINSON
TROJANS PILLARS
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00)

• Excels in athletics Value: $500 Number: 1

• Alberta resident

JARRETT ALLEY MEMORIAL – Criteria:
TROJANS MEN’S HOCKEY
• Exemplifies the Three Trojans Pillars:

• Demonstrates Athletic Excellence by

Value: $1,280 Number: 1 being a member in good standing of any

Criteria: SAIT Trojans team

• SAIT Trojans men’s hockey player • Demonstrates academic success by

• Enrolled in diploma or certificate program maintaining a passing grade

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00) • Demonstrates community citizenship

• Demonstrated athletic excellence by committing to participate and

• Attendance at all training sessions provide leadership in the Trojans

and practices Outreach programs Information and Communications Technologies

• Demonstrated determination, enthusiasm TERRANCE MALKINSON TROJANS
VOLLEYBALL
and love of the game of hockey I would like to take this
opportunity to thank
JOHN W. PFEIFFER TROJANS SOCCER Value: $500 Number: 1 you for your generosity
in contributing towards
Value: $780 Number: 1 Criteria: my education. Like many
students, I have had
Criteria: • Exemplifies the Three Trojans Pillars: challenges to overcome to
• SAIT Trojans soccer player get to this point in my life.
• Demonstrates athletic excellence by • D emonstrates athletic excellence by being Receiving this scholarship
will help to meet some of my
being a member in good standing of a member in good standing of the SAIT responsibilities as a father
any SAIT Trojans team and a full-time student.
• Demonstrates academic success by Trojans men’s volleyball team – Abiodun
maintaining a minimum GPA of 2.00
• Demonstrates community citizenship by • Demonstrates academic success by
committing to participate and provide
leadership in the Trojans Outreach maintaining a passing grade
programs
• Preference given to an athlete who • Demonstrates community citizenship
demonstrates determination, enthusiasm
and a love of the game of soccer by committing to participate and

provide leadership in the Trojans

Outreach programs

TROJANS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION

Value: Varies Number: Varies

Criteria:

JORDAN FISH MEMORIAL • Academic achievement from previous Manufacturing and Automation

semester (minimum GPA 2.00)

Value: $580 Number: 1 • Preference given to athletes that display

Criteria: community citizenship through the Trojans

• Member of SAIT Trojans cross country Outreach Program

running team, in the second year of eligibility • In good standing with the Trojans

or will return to the cross country team for Athletic Department

the next season

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00)

• Community citizenship demonstrated by

participation in the Trojans Outreach program

• Preference for a student demonstrating

determination, enthusiasm and being a

good teammate

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Lamb Learner Academic Services
Success Centre
CHINOOK LODGE INDIGENOUS
ACADEMIC UPGRADING

Value: varies Number: varies

Criteria:
• Financial need (letter from an

Aboriginal primary funding agency
stating priority level for waitlist

required)
• Career plan
• Leadership

• For a student of Aboriginal descent
(must provide proof of status)

Process:
• Apply through the Indigenous Student

Advisors in Chinook Lodge

Deadline: varies

D.C. FLEMING / SAIT’S ALIVE

Value: $800 Number: 2

Criteria:

• Academic achievement

• Enrolled as a full-time student in the

academic year immediately following
the Academic Upgrading program
• One award is for highest mark

• Second award is for most improved
marks from first to second semester
of the Academic Upgrading program

• Not in receipt of another major award

Deadline: Sept. 28

MARVIN MARONDA

Value: $1,000 Number: 1
Criteria:

• Academic upgrading

• Taking at least three daytime courses
• Financial need
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)

• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant
• Preference for a single parent

Deadline: April 30

TRANSALTA INDIGENOUS HIGH SCHOOL
UPGRADING

Value: varies Number: varies

Criteria:

• Financial need (letter from an Aboriginal

primary funding agency stating priority level

for waitlist required)

• Career plan

• Leadership

• For a student of Aboriginal descent (must

provide proof of status)

Process:

• Apply through the Indigenous Student

Advisors in Chinook Lodge

Deadline: varies

TRANSCANADA INDIGENOUS
EDUCATIONAL AWARD

Value: varies Number: varies

Criteria:
• Financial need (letter from an Aboriginal

primary funding agency stating priority level

for waitlist required)
• Career plan
• Leadership
• For a student of Aboriginal descent (must

provide proof of status)
Process:
• Apply through the Indigenous Student

Advisors in Chinook Lodge

Deadline: varies

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Learner Services General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism

PATRICK JARVIS – HELPING HAND Thank you for choosing me as one of the
recipients of your scholarship. Without the
Value: $500 Number: 1 generous contributions from people like you,
post-secondary education would be a lot less
Criteria: accessible. Thank you from the bottom
of my heart. I will take this scholarship
• First semester of any certificate and put it towards the school fees for the
upcoming semester.
or diploma program – Zach
• Financial need
• Must be a previous or current client of the

Lamb Learner Success Centre

Deadline: Nov. 28

SAIT STAFF OF LEARNER
SUCCESS CENTRE

Value: $500 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Any certificate, diploma, applied degree,

degree or apprentice program
• Second semester or second period
• Demonstrate how the Lamb Learner Success

Centre has supported your success at SAIT

• Financial need

Deadline: April 30

Information and Communications Technologies

Manufacturing and Automation

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School of General Awards
Business
CALDWELL FAMILY AWARD
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Value: $2,000 Number: 1

Criteria:

• For a full-time student in the second year of

any program in the School of Business

• Financial need

• Preference given to female students

Deadline: April 30

COSTEN INSURANCE AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Criteria:
• For a full-time student in the Office

Professional Certificate, Administrative
Information Management or Business
Administration, Financial Services Major in
the School of Business
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
• Financial need
• Preference given to a student with a
demonstrated interest in Risk Management
and general insurance experience

Deadline: April 30

ESMAIL AND SAFANA BHARWANI

Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana Fayaz
Bharwani Foundation

Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Criteria:
• Third semester of any program
• Financial need
• Academic achievement
• Volunteerism in the not-for-profit sector

and/or in the community
• Landed immigrant or landed immigrant

that is now a Canadian citizen
• Preference given to an interest in:

entrepreneurship, taxation law, or
not-for-profit
• Preference given to single parents

Deadline: Sept. 28

HSBC BANK CANADA

Value: $3,230 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Second semester of any program

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.75)

• Financial need

• Community involvement

Deadline: April 30

KRISSA-MOORE AWARD

Value: $500 Number: 1

Criteria:
• Financial need
• Academic achievement
• Teamwork
• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant
• Preference given to female students

Deadline: April 30

MITHOO & NABAT GILLANI

Value: $990 Number: 1

Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Academic achievement
• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant

Deadline: Sept. 28

sait.ca

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 50TH ANNIVERSARY TD INSURANCE MELOCHE MONNEX General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism
FACULTY AND STAFF AWARD
Value: $500 Number: 1

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria:

Criteria: • Third semester
• For a full-time student in any School of
• Academic achievement from first and second
Business diploma or degree program
• Second, third or fourth year semesters
• Financial need
• Academic achievement • Financial need
• Community involvement
• Not to be in receipt of another award

Deadline: Sept. 28

Deadline: April 30

STEPHANIE ANNE NOVAK MEMORIAL Bachelor of Business
Administration
Value: $875 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Second semester of any program

• Community involvement CPA EDUCATION FOUNDATION

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) Value: $1,000 Number: 1

• Demonstrate involvement as a player in Criteria: Mee Yeon Jung
• First semester of fourth year
competitive sports • Highest average in a minimum of three or SUPPORT FROM THE SAIT FAMILY

• Preference given to competitive soccer four CPA PEP prerequisite courses It’s not easy to pick up and move to a foreign
country to get an education; particularly when
Deadline: April 30 you bring along your whole family. That’s
exactly what Mee Yeon Jung did. She, her
TD BANK Deadline: Sept. 28 husband and their two daughters, seven and
three, travelled from South Korea to Calgary
Value: $3,950 Number: 4 CIBC so she could study at SAIT.

Criteria: Value: $2,500 Number: 1 Jung, 31, enrolled in the Bachelor of Applied
Business Administration program at SAIT.
Two awards for first semester of any program Criteria:
“I already have a degree and I worked in a
• Financial need • Second semester of first year government office back home. It was okay but
I wanted to improve my life as well as my
• Academic achievement from high school • Financial need family’s,” she says.

• Extracurricular activities and community • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Jung and her husband saved up to prepare for
the move but she says rent and food in
involvement • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Canada is very expensive and the money is
almost gone. Jung’s husband found a job at a
Two awards for first semester of final year of Deadline: April 30 local Korean grocery store in Calgary. Jung
says he’s still learning to speak English so he
any program couldn’t land a high paying job. She works too,
part-time as a cashier in a supermarket.
• Financial need DAVID AND LISA OWER
Their financial situation improved considerably
• Extracurricular activities and community when Jung received a student award.

involvement Value: $1,500 Number: 1 “I was amazed and excited to receive it and it
gave me so much confidence,” says Jung. It
• Preference given to an interest in working in Criteria: proves there’s nothing I can’t do. My two
daughters cheered when we found out, ‘Mom,
the financial sector One award for a student with an aptitude you did it. You can do anything’ they said.”

Deadline: Sept. 28 for Human Resource Management Jung received the SAIT Family Campaign Peer
Recognition Award, created by instructors,
• Last semester of fourth year support staff and managers who donated
money during SAIT’s internal fundraising
• Financial need campaign.

Administrative • Academic achievement Emily Borelli is a SAIT staff member and a
Information SAIT alumna and she’s one of many donors
Management Deadline: Sept. 28 and April 30 who contributed to the campaign.

ESMAIL AND SAFANA BHARWANI “My husband and my children are alumni.
We’re a SAIT family,” she says. “I’m
Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana Fayaz passionate about what SAIT does. I know that Information and Communications Technologies
Bharwani Foundation students struggle in so many ways. Student
awards help them in a financial way and
BURSTALL WINGER ADMINISTRATIVE Value: $1,000 Number: 1 relieve stress.”

Value: $350 Number: 1 Criteria: Jung says the money she received will go
• First semester of third year straight to her tuition. As for her future, she
Criteria: • Financial need hopes her family will be able to stay in
• Top student in Business English and • Academic achievement Canada. Jung says she would eventually like
• Volunteerism in the not-for-profit sector to become a Chartered Professional
Communications proficiency Accountant. Meanwhile she’s working on
and/or in the community finishing her degree and looking for
Deadline: Sept. 28 • Preference given to an interest in: bookkeeping jobs.

CIBC entrepreneurship, taxation law, or
not-for-profit
Value: $2,500 Number: 1

Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28

• Second semester

• Financial need JAZZ-IT!

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Value: $500 Number: 1

• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Criteria:

Deadline: April 30 • First semester of third year

D.C. FLEMING / SAIT’S ALIVE • Greatest improved GPA from first year

Value: $500 Number: 1 to second year

Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 Manufacturing and Automation
• Second semester
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) JOE LOUGHEED

Deadline: April 30 Value: $1,900 Number: 2

Criteria:

• Third year

• Financial need

• Academic achievement

• Preference for Métis students (in memory

of Lady Isabella Hardisty Lougheed)

Deadline: Sept. 28

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General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism MANULIFE ATB FINANCIAL COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP DAVID AND LISA OWER

Value: $2,500 Number: 1 Value: $1,205 Number: 1 Value: $1,500 Number: 1

Criteria: Criteria: Criteria:

• Third semester • Third semester – Financial Services major • Third semester

• Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.70) • Financial need

• Academic achievement • Community involvement • Academic achievement

• Majors in Management, Human Resource Deadline: April 30 • Aptitude for human resource management

Management or Financial Services Deadline: Sept. 28

Deadline: Sept. 28 BOB AND GYNELL DAWSON

Sponsored by: Rotary Club of Calgary South DAVIDSON ENMAN LUMBER

PARAGON CUSTOM HOMES Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $750 Number: 1

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria:

Criteria: • Third semester • Third semester
• Financial need
• First semester of second year • Strong entrepreneurial skills • Financial need
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
• Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Community involvement

• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Deadline: Sept. 28 • Demonstrate interest in the construction or

Deadline: Sept. 28 building products industry

CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF PLUMBING • Management concentration
AND HEATING
Deadline: Sept. 28

Business Value: $500 Number: 2 ESMAIL AND SAFANA BHARWANI
Administration
Criteria: Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana Fayaz
• Third semester – Management major Bharwani Foundation
• Financial need
ADVOCIS • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.80) Value: $1,000 Number: 1
• Canadian citizen
Value: $500 Number: 1 Criteria:

Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 • Second semester
• Financial need
• Third semester CANADIAN PETROLEUM TAX SOCIETY • Academic achievement

• Interest in marketing Value: $750 Number: 1 • Volunteerism in the not-for-profit sector and/
or in the community
• Express interest to pursue a career in the life Criteria:
• Preference given to an interest in
insurance industry, preferably in sales • Graduating student with an

• Primary consideration given to community Accounting major entrepreneurship, taxation law, or

involvement • Highest standing in Tax Accounting not-for-profit

• Secondary consideration given to academic Deadline: April 30

achievement Deadline: April 30

Deadline: Sept. 28 FINANCIAL EXECUTIVES INTERNATIONAL
(FEI) – CALGARY CHAPTER
CIBC

ALBI HOMES LTD. Value: $2,500 Number: 4 Value: $500 Number: 1

Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Criteria: Criteria:
• Second semester of first year
Criteria: • Financial need • Third semester – Accounting major
• Third semester – Marketing major • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
• Academic achievement • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
• Financial need
• Must have a strong interest to pursue a CPA

Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 and April 30 designation

Deadline: Sept. 28

Information and Communications Technologies ALEEM & CINDY GILLANI CPA EDUCATION FOUNDATION HSBC BANK CANADA FINANCIAL SERVICES

Value: $975 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $2,040 Number: 1

Criteria: Criteria: Criteria:
• Third semester – Accounting major • Third semester – Financial Services major
• Third semester • Overall merit • Academic achievement
• Interested in a career as a CPA • Financial need
• Financial need • Community service

• Academic achievement

• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Deadline: Sept. 28

Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28

DAHRLYNE HUBERT MEMORIAL

ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL Value: $3,540 Number: 1 KARIN SIMPSON

Value: $450 Number: 1 Criteria: Value: $780 Number: 1
Criteria:
• Third semester • Third semester – Accounting major Criteria:
• Academic achievement
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Third semester
Deadline: Sept. 28
• Financial need • Financial need

• Mature student at least 30 years old • Preference given to a female student

• Preference given to a female student who with dependents

is a single parent Deadline: Sept. 28

Deadline: Sept. 28

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KELLY LEA SUELL KIERSGAARD SERVPRO CANADA INC. Oil and Gas General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism
MEMORIAL Production
Value: $780 Number: 1 Accounting

Value: $670 Number: 1 Criteria:

Criteria: • Third semester – Marketing major
• Third semester
• Academic achievement • Highest GPA in marketing
• Financial need
• Desire to succeed and potential • Contribute to marketing techniques

for successful completion of program • Canadian citizen INUVIALUIT PETROLEUM
CORPORATION
Deadline: Sept. 28

Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $795 Number: 1

Criteria:

NANCY JUNE GAGNON MEMORIAL Legal Assistant • Student in oil and gas related studies

Value: $5,000 Number: 1 • Academic achievement

Criteria: Deadline: May 30
• Third semester
• Academic achievement BENNETT JONES LLP
• Financial need
• Primary preference given to a single parent Value: $1,500 Number: 1

or parents with dependent children Criteria: Supply Chain
• Secondary preference given to • Third semester Management
• Academic achievement from first and
an Accounting major SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
second semesters ASSOCIATION ALBERTA
Deadline: Sept. 28 • Secondary consideration given to
Value: $2,000
financial need Criteria:
• Second year
Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need
• Academic achievement
NATIVE CALGARIAN SOCIETY BLAKE CASSELS AND GRAYDON LLP • Leadership Number: 1
• Canadian citizen
Value: $500 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28

Criteria: Criteria:
• Third semester
• Third semester • Academic achievement
• Potential for work in the field
• Academic achievement

• Born, raised and educated in Calgary

Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28

OLYMPIA TRUST CIBC

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $2,500 Number: 1

Criteria: Criteria:
• First semester
• Financial need • Second semester
• Academic achievement from high school
• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant • Financial need
• Preference given to a student currently
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
employed (full or part time) Please provide a
letter of reference from your employer • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant

Deadline: April 30

Deadline: Sept. 28 CITY OF CALGARY

Value: $1,200 Number: 1

RBC FINANCIAL SERVICES Criteria:

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Third semester

Criteria: • Academic achievement

• Enrolled in final semester of final year • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Information and Communications Technologies

• Academic achievement • Southern Alberta resident

• Leadership Deadline: Sept. 28

• Preference given to students involved in FIELD LAW

extracurricular school activities Value: $1,000
Criteria:
Deadline: April 30 • Third semester Number: 1
• Academic achievement
RICHARD J. MULLAN MEMORIAL • Financial need I have to admit when
I heard about getting this
Value: $1,065 Number: 2 Deadline: Sept. 28 scholarship I was shocked
that I was considered a
Criteria: recipient. As a student with
a disability, it relieves me
• Third semester – Accounting major to say that the scholarship
will help my endeavors.
• Community involvement – E.O.

• Academic achievement

Deadline: Sept. 28

RIGHT HONOURABLE DON MAZANKOWSKI

Value: $410 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Third semester – General Management major

• Leadership skills Manufacturing and Automation

• Community involvement

• Outstanding academic achievement

Deadline: Sept. 28

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School of General Awards
Construction
ACKLANDS GRAINGER Number: 1
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Value: $500 gift certificate
Criteria:
• Any first-period apprentice
• Academic achievement

Deadline: May 30

ALBERTA GEOMATICS GROUP

Value: $500 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Fourth semester of Geomatics Engineering

Technology students

• Second semester of Bachelor of Applied

Technology Geographic Information

Systems students

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50)

Deadline: April 30

ASTORIA HOMES

Value: $330 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Second period of Bricklayer, Cabinetmaker,

Carpenter, Concrete Finisher, Glazier, Painter

and Decorator, Plumber and Tilesetter

apprentice programs

• Academic achievement

• Financial need

• Preference given to student employed in the

residential construction industry

Deadline: May 30

AVALON MASTER BUILDER

Value: $815, $1,225 Number: 2

Criteria:

• One award for any third-period apprentice

• One award for any fourth-semester

diploma student

• Interest or experience in environmental

construction

• Plans to work in the residential industry

Deadline: April 30 and May 30

BRIAN LUDWIG MEMORIAL Number: 1

Value: $1,000
Criteria:
• Fourth semester of any program
• Financial need
• Canadian citizen

Deadline: April 30

JOHN H. PFEIFFER MEMORIAL

Value: $1,500 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Third semester

• Satisfactory academic achievement

• Preference given to a student who has

become a new Canadian within the past

five years

Deadline: Sept. 28

KINSMEN BRIAN MACKAY MEMORIAL

Value: $435 Number: 2

Criteria:

• Second semester of any certificate

or diploma program

• Financial need

• Academic achievement

• Community involvement

Deadline: April 30

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SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC BILD - CALGARY REGION ASSOCIATION General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism
IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION
Value: $1,000 Number: 2

Value: $1,000 Number: 3 Criteria:

Criteria: • Third semester
• Second period
• Financial need • One award is for a student in the
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
Architectural option

• One award is for a student in the Building

Deadline: May 30 Development option

• Academic achievement

STABLES FAMILY • Superior performance in residential

Value: $2,300 Number: 4 construction

Criteria: • Canadian citizen

• Second, third or fourth-period apprentice in • Alberta resident

the School of Construction Deadline: Sept. 28

• Financial need CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS CANADA

• Attitude Value: $700 Number: 1

• Leadership

• Canadian citizen Criteria:

• Preference given to a single parent • Best mark in Construction Documentation Craig Befus

Deadline: May 30 • In the event of a tie the student with the ENCOURAGEMENT THROUGH
TOUGH TIMES
highest cumulative GPA from first to third
Craig Befus was not having a good year.
semesters will be selected
His wife was undergoing cancer treatment
Architectural Deadline: April 30 and they were coping with their two sons’
Technologies chronic medical conditions. On top of that,
D.C. FLEMING / SAIT’S ALIVE Befus was laid off from his plumbing job.

Value: $500 Number: 1 But there was finally some good news. Befus,
a third-year apprentice plumber, got word he
ALBERTA ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS – Criteria: had received a scholarship – the School of
CECIL S. BURGESS Construction Golf Classic in Support of
• Second semester Education student award.

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) “With everything I was going through at the
time,” says Befus “I could have said ‘this
Value: $500 Number: 2 Deadline: April 30 school thing is crazy, maybe I’ll just go find a
different job.’ Then I was notified about the
Criteria: DIALOG student award. It was a real pat-on-the-back.
• Third semester It reinforced my decision to stick with school;
• Academic achievement Value: $1,000 Number: 1 to keep going.”

Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: Before going to SAIT, Befus, 35, held a series
of jobs, mostly in banking but he says he
ALBERTA BUILDING ENVELOPE COUNCIL • Third semester didn’t enjoy sitting behind a desk. A family
friend suggested he should investigate the
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) trades and that lead him to become an
Apprentice Plumber. Shortly after starting
Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Financial need classes, he learned there were student
awards available and that SAIT offered
Criteria: • Demonstrates leadership and initiative Student Awards Application Labs where he
could get more information.
• Third semester Deadline: Sept. 28
“I was curious about what was available and I
• Financial need went to a lab. Getting some guidance was
awesome and it explained the ins and outs of
• Academic achievement in Building Systems DIETER JANCZAK MEMORIAL applying,” says Befus. He adds, “I’d
recommend it to anybody at SAIT. Just
Technology II (minimum GPA 3.00) Value: $1,335 Number: 1 sacrifice one lunch hour, attend a lab, pick up a
guide, go online and apply. The scholarships
Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: are there, you just have to apply.”

ALBI HOMES LTD. • Third semester Befus says the money was extremely
important and it came at a time when his
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.30) family needed it, but receiving the award
meant much more than the dollars.
Value: $1,000 Number: 9 • Financial need
“It was definitely overwhelming when I
Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 realized I got picked for this. I’ve heard of Information and Communications Technologies
people receiving scholarships but then ‘you’
• Third semester get picked and you feel like you won the
lottery. The recognition was more important
• Academic achievement in Building EXCEL HOMES to me than the money. It was a message to
me to keep pursuing my career.”
Systems Technology Value: $1,500 Number: 1
Befus says his family’s health and financial
• Academic merit Criteria: circumstances have improved considerably in
• Third semester recent months. He recently landed a new job.
• Financial need • Preference given to a student who plans to His long term plan is to start his own business
and work flexible hours so he can spend as
• Not in receipt of another SAIT award work in the housing industry much time with his family as possible.
• Enthusiastic team player
Deadline: Sept. 28 • Not in receipt of another SAIT award

ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES ADVISORY Deadline: Sept. 28
COMMITTEE (ATA)

Value: $500 Number: 2

Criteria: FRIENDS OF ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES

• One award for third semester, one award for Value: $430 Number: 1

fourth semester Criteria:
• Third semester
• Academic achievement in Architectural • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
• Financial need
Design and Presentation • Not in receipt of another SAIT award

• Academic achievement in Building Code in the same semester

• Community involvement

• Leadership Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

Deadline: Sept. 28 and April 30 Deadline: Sept. 28

BOMA CALGARY FOUNDATION

Value: $2,000 Number: 1

Criteria:
• Third semester
• Financial need
• Preference given to a female student who is a

single parent

Deadline: Sept. 28

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General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism HAWORTH NORRIS FAMILY FOUNDATION SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC
IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION
Value: $1,500 Number: 2 Value: $1,250 Number:1

Criteria: Criteria: Value: $1,300 Number: 1
• Second year
• One award for third-semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Criteria:
• Financial need • First year of program
student based on best rendering • Community involvement • Financial need
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
skills in Architectural Drafting II

• One award for second-semester student

based on best submission in ARCH 251 (two Deadline: April 30 Deadline: April 30

team members split award)

Deadline: Sept. 28 and April 30 PROFESSIONAL EXCAVATORS LTD. STANTEC

HBI – HERITAGE BUSINESS INTERIORS INC. Value: $2,000 Number: 4 Value: $1,000 Number: 2

Value: $570 Number: 2 Criteria: Criteria:
• Two awards for third semester
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Second semester
• Financial need
Criteria: • Community involvement • Must write an essay describing how you
• Two additional awards for those third-
• Third semester intend to apply GIS to help solve
semester recipients upon their graduation
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) in the spring of that same academic year environmental issues

Deadline: Sept. 28 • Quality and content of GIS Major Project

Deadline: Nov. 28 and April 30

HERBERT TIMS MEMORIAL Deadline: Sept. 28 and April 30

Value: $765 Number: 1

Criteria: RENOVA LUXURY RENOVATIONS LTD. Bachelor of Science
• Third semester Construction Project
• Best mark in Theory of Structures Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Management

Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria:

• Third semester

HOPEWELL • Academic achievement in Building

Value: $1,840 Number: 1 Systems Technology ALBI HOMES LTD.
Criteria:
• Second year • Academic merit Value: $1,000
• Financial need Criteria:
• Academic achievement • Financial need • Second semester Number: 5
• Academic achievement
Deadline: April 30 • Not in receipt of another SAIT award • Financial need

Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: April 30

STEPPER HOMES

LEDCOR CONSTRUCTION Value: $1,000 Number: 2

Value: $1,250 Number: 2 Criteria: BRHL
• One award for a third-semester student
Criteria: • Leadership Value: $1,000 Number: 1
• Academic achievement
• Third semester • Financial need Criteria:
• Community involvement • Second year
• Academic achievement • Must be an Alberta resident • Financial need
• One award for the student who previously • Academic achievement
• Community involvement and leadership • Leadership
received the Stepper Homes award in • Attitude
• Canadian citizen or a landed immigrant their first year • Preference for a female student

Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: April 30

LLOYD HERPERGER MEMORIAL

Value: $805 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28

Criteria: TREMCO CANADA DIVISION

Information and Communications Technologies • Graduating student with the highest GPA BROOKFIELD RESIDENTIAL

Deadline: April 30 Value: $1,000 Number: 3 Value: $1,500 Number: 1

• Third semester Criteria:

MARTIN COHOS • Financial need • First semester of year three

Value: $755 Number: 6 • Academic achievement • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)

Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 • Student leadership

• Third semester Deadline: Sept. 28

• Three awards for students in the

Architectural option Bachelor of Applied CALGARY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION
Technology Geographic
• Three awards for students in the Building Information Systems Value: $2,500 Number: 6

Development option Criteria:

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Two awards each first semester, third

• Ability to work as a team player semester and fifth semester

(e.g., helping classmates accomplish their • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)

academic goals or showing leadership in INTEGRATED INFORMATICS INC. • Financial need

organizing student-related activities) • Essay outlining why you chose SAIT

• In the event of a tie, financial need will be Value: $1,000 Number: 2 and this program

a consideration Criteria: • Must be a Calgary resident
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
Special note: • Financial need Deadline: Sept. 28

Manufacturing and Automation Transportation • Donor encourages the recipient to use the

award to travel Deadline: Sept. 28 and April 30

Deadline: Sept. 28

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D.T. CONSULTING RENOVA LUXURY RENOVATIONS LTD. GUERINO S. RAFFIN MEMORIAL General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism

Value: $480 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $790 Number: 1

Criteria: Criteria: Criteria:
• Second semester
• First semester of final year • Academic achievement • Third period
• Financial need
• Financial need • Most promising overall creative aptitude

• Academic achievement in contract and • Excellence in cabinetmaking

procurement management coursework Deadline: April 30 • Canadian citizen

(minimum GPA 2.50) • Alberta resident

Deadline: Sept. 28 SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC Deadline: May 30
IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION

KEN AND RHONDA TRUEMAN Value: $1,300 Number: 1 JOHN WESTBURY MEMORIAL

Value: $1,490 Number: 1 Criteria: Sponsored by: F and D Scene Changes Ltd.

Criteria: • Second semester Value: $1,405 Number: 1

• Fifth semester • Financial need Criteria:
• Third period
• Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Best overall marks in program

• Academic achievement Deadline: April 30

• Attitude • In the event of a tie, financial need will
determine the recipient
• Leadership W. J. LINGARD

• Preference for students that are Alberta Value: $3,500 Number: 1 Deadline: May 30

or Saskatchewan residents Criteria:

Deadline: Sept. 28 • Third semester KI CANADA

M.J. MALOFF • Financial need Value: $400 Number: 1

Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Academic achievement Criteria:
Criteria: • Completing second period
• First year • Outline why you think you will be successful • Academic achievement from previous period
• Financial need • Attitude and aptitude
• Academic achievement in your field upon graduation • Attendance

Deadline: April 30 Deadline: Sept. 28

Deadline: May 30

MAXIM GROUP AWARD Bricklayer Apprentice SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC
IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION
Value: $800 Number: 1
MASONRY CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF Value: $1,300 Number: 1
Criteria: ALBERTA – SHELDON HANSLEY MEMORIAL
Criteria:
• Any semester Value: $475 Number: 1
• Second period
• Financial need Criteria:
• Third period • Financial need
• Academic achievement • Academic achievement
• Practical ability • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
• Leadership and initiative • Canadian citizen
Deadline: May 30
• Preference given to a student who

demonstrates the value of construction STABLES FAMILY

safety and plans to work in the field of Deadline: May 30

exterior building restoration Value: $2,300 Number: 1

Deadline: April 30 SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC Criteria:
IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION
• Second, third or fourth period

MICHELLE KRSEK MEMORIAL Value: $1,300 Number: 2 • Financial need

Value: $1,880 Number: 2 • Attitude

Criteria: Criteria: • Leadership
• Third period
• Seventh semester • Financial need • Canadian citizen Information and Communications Technologies
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
• Academic achievement • Preference given to a single parent

• Community involvement Deadline: May 30

• Description of an aspect of construction Deadline: May 30

safety, why it is important and how the STEVE HRUDEY MEMORIAL

student will promote that aspect in the Value: $650 Number: 1

workplace Cabinetmaker Criteria:
Apprentice • Dedication
• Financial need • Craftsmanship
• Pursuit of excellence in cabinetmaking
• Preference given to female students

Deadline: Sept. 28

MORGAN CONSTRUCTION AND ALAN E. JOHNSTON MEMORIAL Deadline: May 30
ENVIRONMENTAL LTD.
Value: $1,190 Number: 1 WADE SCHMIDT LIFESTYLE MEMORIAL

Value: $1,750 Number: 1 Criteria: Value: $735 Number: 1
• Third period or higher
Criteria: • Craftsmanship Criteria:
• Academic achievement
• First semester • Relates well with and helps others • Second period or higher
• High caliber of creative aptitude
• Academic achievement from high school • Financial need • Financial need

• Financial need • Promising overall creative aptitude

Deadline: Sept. 28 • Alberta resident

Deadline: May 30 • Relates well with and helps others Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

NORRIS FAMILY FOUNDATION • Preference given to previous recipients

Value: $1,500 Number: 2 Deadline: May 30

Criteria:

• Second year

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)

• Financial need

• Leadership

Deadline: April 30

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General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Carpenter GASTON DUGUAY MEMORIAL Civil Engineering
Apprentice Technology
Sponsored by Legacy Kitchens

Value: $2,000 Number: 1

ALBI HOMES LTD. Criteria: ALBERTA NEW HOME WARRANTY
• Third period PROGRAM
Value: $1,000 Number: 4 • Leadership and initiative

Criteria: • Creative aptitude Value: $1,840 Number: 1
• Pursuit of excellence in craftsmanship,
• One award for each period – first Criteria:
practical abilities and attention to detail
through fourth • Third semester
• Preference for a student with dependents
• Academic achievement • Financial need
• Preference for a Canadian citizen
• Financial need Process:
Deadline: May 30
• Not in receipt of another SAIT award • Must submit to your Academic Chair

Deadline: May 30 JOHN BURGESS FRASER MEMORIAL a two-page essay explaining why

the Civil Engineering Technology program

ELAN – JARROD DESROCHES MEMORIAL Value: $865 Number: 1 is important to the residential

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: construction industry

Criteria: • Second, third or fourth period Deadline: Sept. 28
• Fourth period
• Financial need • Primary consideration given to attitude,
• Academic achievement
• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant aptitude and previous period marks ALBERTA READY-MIXED CONCRETE
ASSOCIATION
• Financial need

Deadline: May 30 Value: $500 Number: 1

Deadline: May 30 JOSEPH C. ROMEO MEMORIAL Criteria:

• Third semester

GARY BOCKMAN MEMORIAL Value: $500 Number: 1 • Ability and interest in the concrete industry

Value: $1,390 Number: 1 Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28

Criteria: • Fourth period
• Third period
• Financial need • Academic achievement ALBERTA ROADBUILDERS AND HEAVY
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION
• Final finishing carpentry project grade

Deadline: May 30 Value: $1,000 Number: 5

Deadline: May 30 KEITH MORLEY MEMORIAL Criteria:

• Third semester

Sponsored by Centron Group of Companies • Minimum GPA 2.00 from first and second

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 semesters

Criteria: • Interested in a career in the road building

• Any period of training industry
• Financial need
• Academic achievement • Alberta resident

• Canadian citizen

• Preference given to a mature student Deadline: Sept. 28

Deadline: May 30 AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTE

PCL BUILDERS INC. – NORM MCLENNAN Value: $1,500 Number: 1

Value: $1,000 Number: 10 Criteria:
• Third semester
Criteria: • Academic achievement in concrete and

• Two awards for first period, three awards for strength of materials subjects
• Interest in concrete and design
second period, three awards for third period,

Information and Communications Technologies two awards for fourth period Deadline: Sept. 28

• Must be living in southern Alberta

• Attitude and aptitude ASET – GLENN MONSON

• Attendance Sponsored by: Engineering Technology Scholarship
Foundation of Alberta (ETSFA)
Deadline: May 30

PETER BENDER MEMORIAL Value: $2,000 Number: 1

I was very happy and Value: $980 Number: 2 Criteria:
appreciative to learn that I
was selected as the receipt Criteria: • Enrolled in the final year of program
of your scholarship. I am • Must be a member of ASET (membership
an international student • Third period
and currently in the Civil is free to students enrolled in their final year
Engineering Technology • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
program. Receiving this of an ASET-recognized program – refer to
scholarship motivates me • Financial need aset.ab.ca)
to maintain my GPA and • Financial need
complete my graduation. Deadline: May 30
– N.B.
SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC • Leadership ability through participation in
IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION
school and/or community activities

Value: $1,300 Number: 2 Deadline: April 30

Criteria: AACEI - CALGARY CHINOOK SECTION
• Fourth period
Manufacturing and Automation Transportation • Financial need Value: $1,620 Number: 1
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
Criteria:

Deadline: May 30 • Graduating student

• Outstanding performance in academic and

practical aspects of cost engineering subjects

including estimating, job cost control,

economics, contracts and specifications

• Preference given to a student enrolled in a

degree program the following fall

Deadline: April 30

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BUNT & ASSOCIATES GURU NANAK DEV JI SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism
IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION
Value: $500 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1
Criteria:
Criteria: • Third semester Value: $1,300 Number: 2
• Academic achievement
• Third semester • Attitude Criteria:
• Second semester
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
• Preference given to students interested in

transportation engineering or highway design

Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: April 30

JAMES POSEY MEMORIAL

CALGARY GENERAL CONTRACTORS Sponsored by: Alberta Building Envelope Council SHELL CANADA
ASSOCIATION
Value: $870 Number: 2 Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria: Criteria:

Criteria: • Fourth semester • One award for third semester
• Enrolled in CIVL-364 Building Science in the
• Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50)
Construction Management major
• Superior achievement in the estimating unit • Primary consideration given to financial need • Leadership

and term work • Preference given to Aboriginal students,

• Academic achievement for one award women and persons with a disability
• Secondary consideration given to academic
Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28
achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
CAMBRIAN CREW TREVOR KOROL MEMORIAL
Number: 1 • One award for the highest mark in CIVL-364 Number: 2
Value: $680 Building Science Value: $2,000

Criteria: Deadline: April 30 Criteria:
• Third semester • First semester
• Financial need LAFARGE CANADA INC. • Financial need
• Aptitude • Academic achievement based on
• Single parent with dependents Value: $2,670 Number: 2
prerequisite marks
Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria: • Community involvement

• Third semester Deadline: Sept. 28

CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY • Academic achievement
CHALLENGE
• Financial need VOLKER STEVIN

• Attitude

Value: $785 Number: 1 • Aptitude Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Criteria: • Preference given to a female student for Criteria:
• Third semester
• Significant contribution to the ongoing one award • Third semester

extracurricular activities of the class Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need
• Academic achievement
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)

MANUEL DACOSTA MEMORIAL • Leadership

Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $670 Number: 1 • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant

Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28

DIALOG • Third semester

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Performance in three labs in which safety WATT CONSULTING GROUP /
CHRISTIAAN ELLIS
Criteria: issues are involved: CIVL–260, 224 and 222

• Third semester (minimum GPA 2.30) Value: $500 Number: 1

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria:
• Third semester, Municipal major
• Financial need • Academic achievement
• Demonstrates dedication and passion
• Demonstrates leadership and initiative MARSHALL J. WILSON
for the field
Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 1

EXCEL HOMES Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 Information and Communications Technologies

• First year

Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Financial need

Criteria: • Academic achievement

• Third semester • Leadership and initiative Engineering Design and
Drafting Technology
• Preference given to a student who plans to • Preference for students attending from

work in the housing industry either Northwest Territories or Nunavut.

• Enthusiastic team player • Preference for students interested in

• Not in receipt of another SAIT award community building and involvement.

Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: April 30 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING,
REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING
FLUOR CANADA LTD. NORRIS FAMILY FOUNDATION ENGINEERS INC. (ASHRAE) SOUTHERN
ALBERTA CHAPTER
Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Value: $1,250 Number: 1
Value: $500, $1,000 Number: 2
Criteria: Criteria:
• Second year Criteria:
• Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Graduating student
• Financial need • Academic achievement
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Community involvement

• Successfully completed, at first writing, each Deadline: April 30

of the subjects taken in first and second Deadline: April 30

semesters ATCO

• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Value: $300 Manufacturing and Automation Transportation
Criteria:
Deadline: Sept. 28 PROFESSIONAL EXCAVATORS LTD. • Fourth semester Number: 1
• Academic achievement
Value: $2,000 Number: 4
Deadline: April 30
GERALD SEIB MEMORIAL Criteria:

Value: $1,320 Number: 1 • Two awards for third semester
Criteria:
• Third semester • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
• Financial need
• Leadership • Financial need

Deadline: Sept. 28 • Community involvement

• Two additional awards for those third-

semester recipients upon graduation in the

spring of that same academic year

Deadline: Sept. 28 and April 30

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General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism BILD - CALGARY REGION ASSOCIATION SINCLAIR SUPPLY LTD. D.A. WATT CONSULTING

Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Value: $500 Number: 1 Value: $500 Number: 2
Criteria: Criteria:
Criteria: • First period • Third semester
• Financial need • Academic achievement
• Fourth semester, Structural major • Leadership
Deadline: May 30
• Academic achievement Deadline: Sept. 28

• Superior performance in architectural drafting

• Canadian citizen

• Alberta resident SUPERIOR PROPANE INC.

Deadline: April 30 Value: $700 Number: 1 J.H. HOLLOWAY

FLUOR CANADA LTD. Criteria: Value: $1,500 Number: 1
Criteria:
Value: $1,500 Number: 2 • Any period • Third semester
• Academic achievement
• Financial need
Deadline: Sept. 28
Criteria: • Preference given to an individual presently

• Fourth semester working in an environment that demands

• Academic achievement strict safety practices be followed

(minimum GPA 3.00) Process: MIDWEST SURVEYS INC.

• Successfully completed, at first writing, each • Current work experience outlining safety Value: $500 Number: 1

of the subjects taken in first and second practices used must be identified Criteria:
• Third semester
semesters (supplemental examinations not Deadline: May 30 • Academic achievement
• Interest in cadastral surveying
considered) • Leadership qualities

• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Deadline: Sept. 28

Deadline: April 30 Geomatics Engineering
Technology
HAWORTH

Value: $1,500 Number: 2 SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC
IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION
Criteria:

• One award for second semester student ALBERTA LAND SURVEYORS ASSOCIATION Value: $1,300 Number: 2

based on academic achievement and attitude Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria:

• One award for a graduating student based on Criteria: • Third semester
• Third semester
academic achievement and attitude • Academic achievement • Financial need

Deadline: Jan. 28 and April 30 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)

SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28
IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION
ALBERTA SOCIETY OF SURVEYING AND SHELL CANADA
Value: $1,300 Number: 2 MAPPING TECHNOLOGIES (ASSMT)
Value: $1,000 Number: 1
Criteria: Value: $500 Number: 1
Criteria:
• Second semester Criteria: • One award for third semester
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50)
• Financial need • Third semester • Leadership
• Preference given to: Aboriginal students,
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Academic achievement
women and persons with a disability
Deadline: April 30 • Technical skill

STANTEC • Class involvement and related functions

• Current member of ASSMT Deadline: Sept. 28

Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28

Criteria:

• Fourth semester, Civil major ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL Glazier Apprentice

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.30) Value: $450 Number: 1
Criteria:
Information and Communications Technologies • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant • Third semester
• Academic achievement
Deadline: April 30 BILL BLAKNEY MEMORIAL
Deadline: Jan. 28
URBAN SYSTEMS Value: $460 Number: 1

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria:
• Third period
Criteria: ATCO • Academic achievement
• Financial need
• Fourth semester Value: $300 Number: 1 • Preference given to an individual from the
Criteria:
• Best Capstone Proposal • Third semester Edmonton area
• Academic achievement from first
• Academic achievement during the first
and second semesters
three semesters Deadline: Sept. 28
Deadline: Sept. 28
• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant

• Preference given to single parents and LOU THOMAS GLASSWORKER

mature students more than 20 years old

Deadline: April 30 CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF Sponsored by: Glass and Architectural Metals
GEOMATICS (CIG) Association

Value: One year free CIG Number: 1 Value: $790 Number: 1

Gasfitter Apprentice membership Criteria:
• Third period
Manufacturing and Automation Transportation SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC Criteria: • Academic achievement
IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION • Third semester
• Academic achievement • Attitude, attendance and leadership
• Demonstrated ability
• Leadership • Organizational skills and initiative
• Enthusiasm
Value: $1,300 Number: 2 • Must be continuing in field of studies Deadline: Sept. 28

Criteria:

• First period SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC
IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION
• Financial need Deadline: Sept. 28

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Value: $1,300 Number: 2

Deadline: May 30 Criteria:

• Second period

• Financial need

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)

Deadline: May 30

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Insulator Apprentice Pre-Employment SINCLAIR SUPPLY LTD. Number: 1 General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism
Carpenter
SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC Value: $500
IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION HOPEWELL Criteria:
• First period
Value: $1,300 Number: 1 Value: $1,840 Number: 1 • Financial need
Criteria:
Criteria: • Financial need Deadline: May 30
• Academic achievement
• Third period
Deadline: May 30, apply during
• Financial need your period of training Sheet Metal Worker
Apprentice
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)

Deadline: May 30

Plumber Apprentice NORRIS FAMILY FOUNDATION DONALD A. KRAMER MEMORIAL

Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Value: $795 Number: 1

DON AND DOREEN WATSON FAMILY Criteria: Criteria:
• Financial need • First period
Value: $790 Number: 1 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Community involvement
• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant • Leadership
Criteria: • Financial need
• Second period Deadline: May 30, apply during
• Financial need your period of training Deadline: May 30
• Canadian citizen and Alberta resident

Deadline: May 30 Pre-Employment SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC
Refrigeration and IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION
Air Conditioning
GORDON AND VERA RAMSAY Value: $1,300 Number: 3
MEMORIAL
Number: 1 Criteria:
Value: $805 • First period
• Financial need
Criteria: • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
• Second or third period
• Academic achievement MARIE KAUFMAN MEMORIAL Deadline: May 30
• Aptitude to succeed in the trade
• Canadian citizen from Alberta Value: $2,000 Number: 1 SINCLAIR SUPPLY LTD.

Deadline: May 30 Criteria: Value: $500 Number: 2
• Academic achievement in prerequisite Criteria:
GRUNDFOS INC. • First period
subjects (minimum 75%) • Financial need
• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant
Deadline: May 30
Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Deadline: May 30, apply during
your period of training
Criteria:

• Fourth period

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)

• Demonstrates thorough working knowledge Refrigeration and A/C Steamfitter – Pipefitter
Mechanic Apprentice Apprentice
of pumps and their role within plumbing

systems

Deadline: May 30

SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC JACK HASICK MEMORIAL SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC
IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION
Value: $845 Number: 1
Value: $1,300 Number: 4 Information and Communications Technologies
Criteria: Value: $1,300 Number: 2
• Third period
Criteria: • Financial need Criteria:
• Community involvement • First period
• Three awards for first period and one award • Demonstrated dedication to learning • Financial need
• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
for second period

• Financial need

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Deadline: May 30

Deadline: May 30 Deadline: May 30

RSES CALGARY REFRIGERATION

Pre-Employment Value: $510 Number: 1
Cabinetmaking
Criteria:
MARIE KAUFMAN MEMORIAL • First period
• Eligible to register for second period
Value: $3,000 Number: 1 • Ranked first in the average of all SAIT shop

Criteria: marks in the first period
• Overall average of 80% or higher on SAIT
• Academic achievement in prerequisite
theory marks
subjects (minimum 75%) • Canadian citizen
• Alberta resident

• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Deadline: May 30 Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

Deadline: May 30, apply during SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC
your period of training IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION

Value: $1,300 Number: 3

Criteria:

• First period

• Financial need

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)

Deadline: May 30

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MacPhail School General Awards
of Energy
MSE ENERGY SECTOR LUNCHEON

Value: $800 Number: 1

Criteria:

• For a student in any diploma program

• Second semester

• Academic achievement

• Financial need

Deadline: April 30

SOCIETY OF TRIBOLOGISTS & LUBRICATION
ENGINEERS

Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Criteria:

• For a student enrolled in The Bachelor of

Applied Technology Petroleum Engineering,

Environmental Technology, or Chemical

Engineering Technology program

• Second semester

• Financial need

• Academic achievement

• Preference given to a single parent

• Recipient receives a one-year membership in

STLE

Deadline: April 30

Bachelor of Applied
Technology Petroleum
Engineering

CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM
PRODUCERS (CAPP/EPAC)

Value: $4,000 Number: 5

Criteria:

• Sixth semester

• Academic performance

• Financial need

• Preference to women or individuals who are

of Aboriginal descent

Deadline: Sept. 28 and April 30

DR. RIZA KONAK MEMORIAL

Value: $950 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Sixth semester

• High academic achievement

• Primary consideration given to financial need

Deadline: April 30

ENTERO ENERGY SOFTWARE

Value: $1,010 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Sixth semester

• Enrolled in, or completed, the Petroleum

Economics course

• Academic achievement in Reservoir

Engineering courses (minimum GPA 3.50)

• Financial need

• Canadian or non-Canadian oil and

gas experience

• Preference given to IT/computer science

background

Deadline: April 30

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Chemical Engineering CHEMICAL INSTITUTE OF CANADA Electrician Apprentice General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism
Technology
Value: $200 Number: 1

Criteria: CALGARY ELECTRIC CLUB

• Third semester Value: $1,000 Number: 1

CHEMISTRY ALUMNI CHAPTER • Academic achievement from previous Criteria:
• Third or fourth period
Value: $775 Number: 1 semesters • Academic achievement
• Financial need
Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 • Alberta resident
• Third semester • Canadian citizen
• Attitude CHEMISTRY STAFF Number: 1
• Financial need Deadline: May 30
• Academic achievement Value: $785
Criteria:
Deadline: Sept. 28 • Second semester
• Highest academic achievement
DON PETEHERYCH MEMORIAL FLINT ENERGY SERVICES LTD.
Deadline: April 30
Value: $500 Number: 1
Sponsored by: Diversity Technologies
Corporation – DiCorp DEBRA AND GARY HELMER Criteria:
• One award for a student completing first,
Value: $1,385 Number: 2 Value: $930 Number: 1
second, third and fourth periods
Criteria: Criteria: • Academic excellence (institutional marks and
• Third semester • Financial need
• Potential to succeed (not necessarily top • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant provincial apprenticeship exam marks)
• Preference given to a single parent
of class) Deadline: May 30
• Financial need
• Leadership qualities such as volunteerism Deadline: April 30 NORMAN BAKKEN MEMORIAL

and community involvement DON LABERGE MEMORIAL Value: $1,015 Number: 1

Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $650 Number: 1 Criteria:
• Second period
Criteria: • Financial need
• Demonstrates a love for this field by way of
MOLSON COMPANIES • Third semester
classroom work and attitude
Value: $180 Number: 1 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
Criteria:
• Third semester • Passing grade in both Instrumentation 390, Deadline: May 30
• Academic achievement
and Theory and Lab
Deadline: Sept. 28
• Financial need R.M. NAGATA

• Attitude Value: $235 and engraved award Number: 1
Criteria:
Deadline: Nov. 28 • Fourth period graduating
• Superior attitude
Chemical Laboratory MOLSON COMPANIES Number: 1 • Superior application of skills
Technology
Value: $180 Deadline: May 30
Criteria:
ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL • Third semester SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN
• Academic achievement SUPPORT OF EDUCATION
Value: $450
Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28
• Third semester
• Academic achievement Number: 1 WSH LABORATORIES LIMITED Value: $1,300 Number: 2

Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria:
Criteria:
• Third semester • Second period
• Academic achievement
• Financial need
Deadline: Sept. 28
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)

Deadline: May 30 Information and Communications Technologies

CALFRAC WELL SERVICES LTD.

Value: $2,500 Number: 2

Criteria:

• Third semester

• One award for financial need

• One award for academic achievement

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) “I would like to thank you for
all your invaluable support
• Preference given to single parents and help. Being considered
for such a great award
• Community involvement is really exciting. It really
encourages me to follow my
• Preference given to students with future academic and career
purposes more confidently.”
an interest in the service side of the – I.B.

petroleum industry

Deadline: Sept. 28

CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR CHEMICAL
TECHNOLOGY

Value: Engraved medal and Number: 1
certificate of merit
Manufacturing and Automation Transportation
Criteria:
• Top graduating student
• Academic achievement

Deadline: April 30

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General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Electrical Engineering FORTIS ALBERTA TRANSALTA
Technology
Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $865 Number: 4

Value: $750 Number: 2 Criteria:

Value: $500 Number: 1 • Two awards for first semester

ASET – ROBERT MAXWELL, C.E.T. Criteria: • Two awards for third semester

Sponsored by: Engineering Technology • Two awards for second semester • Good academic achievement from high school
Scholarship Foundation of Alberta (ETSFA)
• Two awards for fourth semester eligible (minimum 70% average)

to graduate • Good academic achievement from first and

Value: $2,000 Number: 1 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) second semesters (minimum GPA 3.00)

Criteria: • Positive attitude and respect for peers, • Active as a volunteer within the community
• Enrolled in the final year of program
• Must be a member of ASET (membership is instructors and the institution Deadline: Sept. 28 and Nov. 28

• Commitment to safety in the lab with no

free to students enrolled in their final year incidents or accidents
of an ASET recognized program – refer to
aset.ab.ca) • Punctuality in labs and no missed Electronics Engineering
Technology
lab attendance

• Academic achievement (placement in the top • Complies with SAIT’s Student Code of
10% during first year of studies)
Conduct, policies and procedures
• Leadership ability through participation in
school and/or community activities Process:

• First-year students must submit CALFRAC WELL SERVICES LTD.

Deadline: April 30 a minimum two-page letter to the Value: $1,000 Number: 2

Academic Chair that outlines the Criteria:
• Fourth semester
ALBERTA ELECTRICAL ASSOCIATION applicant’s understanding of safety • Two awards for financial need
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
Value: $1,000 Number: 1 awareness and respect for safety when • Preference given to single parents
• Two awards for academic achievement
Criteria: working with electrical equipment and • Community involvement
• Third semester • Preference given to students with an interest
• Academic achievement following electrical processes
• Financial need in the service side of the petroleum industry
• Alberta resident • Second-year students must submit
• Canadian citizen
a letter to the Academic Chair that

outlines their understanding and

interest in a career in the electric

utility industry Deadline: April 30

Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: April 30

CITY OF CALGARY KVA FUND FRED WADDINGTON MEMORIAL

Value: $1,200 Number: 1 Value: $525 Number: 1 Value: $785 Number: 1

Criteria: Criteria: Criteria:
• Third semester
• Third semester • Graduating student who has demonstrated a • Mature student
• Financial need
• Academic achievement willingness to assist fellow classmates in • Dependable
• Hard worker
• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant their studies • In good academic standing

• Southern Alberta resident • Participation in the Students’ Deadline: Sept. 28

Deadline: Sept. 28 Association and KVA Club activities

Deadline: April 30

D.C. FLEMING / SAIT’S ALIVE

Value: $500 Number: 1 LEONARD R. ANDERSON GURU NANAK DEV JI

Criteria: Value: $805 Number: 1 Value: $1,000 Number: 1
Criteria:
• Second semester Criteria: • Third semester
• Third semester • Financial need
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)
Deadline: Sept. 28
Deadline: Jan. 28

Information and Communications Technologies Deadline: Sept. 28

DAVE ERHARDT MEMORIAL

Value: $2,035 Number: 1 R.M. NAGATA H.A. WOODROFFE – THE CALGARY
FOUNDATION
Criteria: Value: $240 and engraved award Number: 1
Criteria:
• Third semester • Graduating student Value: $1,900 Number: 6
• Superior attitude
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.20) • Superior application of skills Criteria:
• Four awards for students in second semester
• Positive attitude Deadline: April 30 • Two awards for students in third semester
• Academic achievement
• Financial need • Financial need

• Shows a keen interest in the design side

• Preference given to a student with an

electrician journeyman certification SHELL CANADA

Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28 and April 30

ENMAX CORPORATION Criteria: KAY RACKETT MEMORIAL

Value: $1,200 Number: 1 • One award for third semester Value: $1,020 Number: 1

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) Criteria:

Criteria: • Leadership • Third semester
• Third semester
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Preference given to: Aboriginal students, • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.67)

women and persons with a disability • Female student

Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 • Canadian citizen

Manufacturing and Automation Transportation FLUOR CANADA LTD. Deadline: Sept. 28

Value: $1,500 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Third semester

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)

• Successfully completed, at first writing,

each of the subjects taken in first and

second semesters

• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant

Deadline: Sept. 28

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KEITH M. WATT MEMORIAL MARIE KAUFMAN MEMORIAL Instrumentation General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism
Controls Apprentice
Value: $785 Number: 1 Value: $2,000 Number: 1
Criteria:
• Third semester Criteria:
• Academic performance
• Interest in RF Communications • Academic achievement in prerequisite

Deadline: Sept. 28 subjects (minimum 75%) FLINT ENERGY SERVICES LTD.

• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Value: $505 Number: 1

Deadline: May 30, apply during Criteria:
your period of training
• One award for a student completing first,
SAIT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Number: 1 second, third or fourth period
Value: $265
Environmental • Academic excellence (institutional marks and
Criteria: Technology
• Third semester provincial apprenticeship exam marks)
• Academic achievement
• Attitude Deadline: May 30
• Aptitude
CALGARY HORSESHOE CLUB PETROLEUM SERVICES ASSOCIATION
Deadline: Sept. 28 OF CANADA
Value: $440
Criteria: Number: 1 Value: $1,500 Number: 1
• Second semester
• Financial need Criteria:
• Alberta resident
Electrical Motor • Third period or higher
Systems Technician Deadline: April 30
Apprentice • Academic achievement from previous periods

• Preference given to interest in working in the

service, supply or manufacturing sectors of

the petroleum industry

NOSE CREEK Deadline: May 30

BOB JAMES MEMORIAL Value: $665 Number: 1
Criteria:
Value: $500 Number: 1 • Third semester Instrumentation
• Financial need Engineering Technology
Criteria:
Deadline: Sept. 28
• Graduating fourth period

• Highest average academic achievement

based on SAIT marks, Alberta Apprenticeship ONLINE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTAL ALLIANCE PIPELINE LTD.
TECHNOLOGY
and Industry Training (AIT) Board marks Value: $1,200 Number: 1

and Interprovincial Endorsement Standard Value: $465 Number: 1

exam marks Criteria: Criteria:

• Demonstrates leadership, helps others and • Third semester • Third semester

relates well to others • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00

Deadline: May 30 • Financial need but not necessarily top of the class)

• Positive attitude

EASA WESTERN CANADA CHAPTER Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need

Formerly: Elliot Creelman Memorial • Community involvement and demonstrates

PHH ARC ENVIRONMENTAL LTD. leadership within program

Value: $500 Number: 1 Formerly: Pinchin West Ltd. Deadline: Sept. 28

Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1 AUTOPRO AUTOMATION
• Academic achievement from fourth period
• Attitude Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1

• Practical skills • Third semester Criteria:
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.30) • Third semester
Deadline: May 30 • Positive attitude • Financial need
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
PRINCESS AUTO FOUNDATION Deadline: Sept. 28 • Demonstrates community leadership Information and Communications Technologies

Value: $1,475 Number: 1
Criteria:
• First period Deadline: Sept. 28
• Financial need
• Canadian citizen Geoscience Information CALFRAC WELL SERVICES LTD.
Technology
Deadline: May 30 Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Criteria:

DOUG MACFARLANE • Fourth semester

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Academic achievement

Pre-Employment Criteria: • Community involvement
Electrician
• Third semester • Preference given to students with

• Financial need an interest in the service side of the

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.75) petroleum industry

Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: April 30

CLARENCE HOLLINGWORTH SCHOLARSHIP

Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Criteria: Manufacturing and Automation Transportation
• Financial need
• Academic achievement
• Essay on why you chose SAIT and your

program

Deadline: May 30, apply during your
period of training.

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General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism CANADIAN SCHOOL OF HYDROCARBON SPARTAN CONTROLS LTD. CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF
MEASUREMENT DRILLING ENGINEERS
Value: $2,000 Number: 5

Value: $2,000 and free Number: 1 Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1

admission to the Canadian School of • Two awards second semester Criteria:
• Third semester
Hydrocarbon Measurement event • Two awards third semester • Academic achievement
• Good communication skills and ability
Criteria: • One award for any semester
• Third semester to work with others
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Canadian citizen • Preference given to applicants with
• Demonstrated interest in petroleum
• Academic achievement significant work experience in oil and
measurement and metering gas drilling or well servicing prior to
• Must outline career pursuits and ambitions attending SAIT

within instrumentation engineerin technology

Deadline: Sept. 28 field

• Must outline financial circumstances and

ISA – INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF the difference that receiving an award Deadline: Sept. 28
AUTOMATION
would make

Value: $1,160 Number: 3 Deadline: Sept. 28 and April 30 CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF
PETROLEUM PRODUCERS
Criteria: W. EDWARD JAMISON MEMORIAL (CAPP/EPAC)

• Third semester Value: $575 Number: 1 Value: $4,000 Number: 5

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Criteria: Criteria:
• Third semester • Third semester
• Must be a member of the International • Academic achievement • Academic performance
• Canadian citizen • Financial need
Society of Automation • Not in receipt of another program award • Preference given to women or individuals of

• Must provide ISA Calgary / SAIT Aboriginal descent

Instrumentation Club volunteer sheet

showing 10 volunteer hours Process:
• Must write an essay describing situations
• Demonstrates volunteerism and positive Deadline: Sept. 28
that demonstrate your leadership skills and
impact within ISA your ability to get along with others

• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant

Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF HYDROCARBON
MEASUREMENT

JOE WOLKOWSKI MEMORIAL Value: $2,000 Number: 1

Value: $460 Number: 1 and free admission to the

Criteria: Petroleum Engineering Canadian School of Hydrocarbon
• Third semester Technology
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) Measurement event
• Not in receipt of another program award
• High level of participation in ISA activities Criteria:

(e.g., executive) • Third semester

360 ENERGY LIABILITY MANAGEMENT • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)

• Demonstrated interest in petroleum

Process: Value: $1,500 Number: 2 measurement and metering
• The ISA Student Advisor (Member) must be
Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28
consulted before the candidate is chosen
• Third semester

Deadline: Sept. 28 • Potential to succeed CHORNEY FAMILY

• Demonstrated entrepreneurial activities Value: $1,600 Number: 5

KENONIC CONTROLS • Shows initiative, tenacity and drive Value: $2,000 Number: 1

Value: $1,135 Number: 2 Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria:

Criteria: CALFRAC WELL SERVICES LTD. • Two awards for second semester

• Third semester • Three awards for third semester

• Good academic standing Value: $2,500 Number: 3 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)

Information and Communications Technologies • Application of skills Criteria: • Financial need

• Positive attitude • Third semester • One award for a second-semester student

• Financial need • One award for financial need who demonstrates leadership and initiative

• In the event of a tie, financial need will be • Two awards for academic achievement • Preference given to single parents

the determining factor • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Deadline: Sept. 28 and April 30

Deadline: Sept. 28 • Preference given to single parents

Deadline: Sept. 28 CLIFFORD KOPEC MEMORIAL

MICHAEL COOKE MEMORIAL AWARD Value: $455 Number: 2

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 CALGARY OILFIELD TECHNICAL Criteria:
SOCIETY • Third semester
Criteria: • Participation in the community
• Second semester Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Participation in the Students’ Association
• Academic achievement • Academic achievement
• Financial need Criteria:
• Leadership
• Third semester

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Deadline: Sept. 28

Deadline: April 30 • Financial need

• Community/leadership involvement DON PETEHERYCH MEMORIAL

SHELL CANADA • Preference given to mature students Sponsored by: Diversity Technologies
Corporation – DiCorp
Value: $1,000 Number: 1 over 25 years of age

Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28
• One award for third semester
Manufacturing and Automation Transportation • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) Value: $1,385 Number: 2
• Leadership
• Preference given to: Aboriginal students, Criteria:

women and persons with a disability • Third semester
• Potential to succeed (not necessarily

top of class)

Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need

• Leadership qualities such as volunteerism
and community involvement

Deadline: Sept. 28

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GEORGE YAKIWCHUK RYAN ECKHARD MEMORIAL Power Engineering General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism
Technology
Value: $780 Number: 1 Sponsored by: Hub Oil
Criteria:
• Third semester Value: $2,190 Number: 1
• Academic achievement
• Canadian citizen Criteria: ALLIANCE PIPELINE LTD.
• Third semester
Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement in Safety – Value: $1,200 Number: 1

Petroleum Industry Course Criteria:
• Financial need
JOHN F. HARDY MEMORIAL • Third semester
Deadline: Sept. 28
Value: $970 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00
Number: 2
Criteria: but not necessarily top of the class)
• Third semester RYAN SILVER MEMORIAL
• Academic achievement • Positive attitude
• Financial need
• Student leadership Sponsored by: Hub Oil • Financial need

Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $2,190 Number: 1 • Community involvement and demonstrates

Criteria: leadership within program

• Third semester Deadline: Sept. 28
• Academic achievement in Safety –
PACKERS PLUS ENERGY ATCO
Petroleum Industry Course
Value: $2,000 Number: 1 • Financial need Value: $1,250 Number: 2

Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria:

• Third semester • Third semester

• Academic achievement (GPA within the upper SAIT STUDENT PETROLEUM SOCIETY • Most outstanding student

50% of class) Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Canadian citizen or a landed immigrant

• Preference given to previous oil and gas field Criteria: • Southern Alberta resident

experience, including summer terms, • Second semester Deadline: Sept. 28

cooperative school/work terms or experience • Leadership CITY OF CALGARY

prior to school • Academic achievement Value: $1,200 Number: 1

• Preference given to mature students over 25 • Financial need Criteria:

years of age • Must be actively involved in the SAIT Student • Third semester

Deadline: Sept. 28 Petroleum Society • Academic achievement

Deadline: April 30 • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant

PETROLEUM SERVICES ASSOCIATION SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS, • Southern Alberta resident
OF CANADA CANADA
Deadline: Sept. 28
Value: $1,500 Number: 1

Criteria: Value: $910 Number: 2 CONNER CLARK MEMORIAL

• Third semester Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1

• Academic achievement from previous • Third semester Criteria:

semesters • Academic achievement • Second semester

• Preference given to interest in working in the • Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.25)

service, supply or manufacturing sectors of • Preference given to applicants with previous • Demonstrates positive leadership

the petroleum industry full-time industry experience

Deadline: Sept. 28 • Must be a member of SPE – Society of Deadline: April 30

Petroleum Engineers (apply online at

POINT ENERGY LTD. spe.org/students) INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE EQUIPMENT
INTEGRITY ASSOCIATION (IPEIA)
Value: $1,380 Number: 1 Process:

Criteria: • Must submit a copy of your SPE membership Value: $885 Number: 1

• Third semester to the Alumni and Development office at Criteria: Information and Communications Technologies

• Financial need AA113 in Heritage Hall • Third semester

• Satisfactory academic achievement Deadline: Sept. 28 • Financial need

(minimum GPA 2.70 from first and second SHELL CANADA • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)

semesters) Deadline: Sept. 28

Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $1,500 Number: 1

Criteria: METHANEX CORPORATION

PRECISION DRILLING CORPORATION • One award for third semester Value: $1,500 Number: 1

Value: $2,000 Number: 1 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) Criteria:
• Third semester
Criteria: • Leadership • Financial need
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
• Third semester • Preference given to: Aboriginal students, • Extra-curricular or volunteer participation

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) women and persons with a disability

• Financial need Deadline: Sept. 28

• Resident of one of the four Western provinces STEPHEN M GIBSON MEMORIAL Deadline: Sept. 28

Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Criteria: NOVA CHEMICALS

ROBERT S. BRUCE MEMORIAL • Third semester Value: $1,500 Number: 8

Value: $1,610 Number: 1 • Financial need Criteria:

Criteria: • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Four awards for students in their first

• Academic achievement • Positive attitude semester Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

• Financial need Deadline: Sept. 28 • Four awards for students in their third

• Leadership semester

• Preference given to a student from Alberta • Academic achievement

• Preference given to applicants with previous • Technical aptitude

experience in the petroleum industry • Leadership and community involvement

Deadline: Sept. 28 • Preference given to residents of central

Alberta

Deadline: Sept. 28

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General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism PHILIP J. CARPENTIER MEMORIAL TRANSALTA

Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Value: $865 Number: 8 I am writing to express my
sincere gratitude to you for
Criteria: Criteria: making this SAIT Student
Award possible. I was
• Third semester • Four awards for first semester delighted to learn of my
selection for this honour
• Financial need • Four awards for third semester and I am deeply appreciative
of your support. The
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Good academic achievement from high financial assistance you
provided will be of great
• Positive and compassionate attitude school (minimum 70% average) help to me in paying my
educational expenses, and it
• Passion for educational growth and improving • Good academic achievement from first and will allow me to concentrate
on my studies.
upon skills second semesters (minimum GPA 3.00) – Joel

• Demonstrates leadership and/or mentorship • Active as a volunteer within the community

Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 and Nov. 28

RAY SHUPAC MEMORIAL

Sponsored by: International Pressure Equipment Power and Process
Integrity Association (IPEIA) Operations

Value: $800 Number: 1

Criteria: RAY SHUPAC MEMORIAL
• Third semester
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Value: $800 Number: 1

• Financial need Criteria:
• Second semester
Deadline: April 30 • Financial need
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.75)
REGINALD HARTZLER MEMORIAL

Sponsored by: Sabre Energy Ltd. Deadline: April 30

Value: $1,305 Number: 2

Criteria: Workplace Safety
• Third semester Management –
Distance Learning
• GPA within the top 25% of the class

• Leadership qualities

Deadline: Sept. 28

SHELL CANADA

Value: $1,500 Number: 1 SUPERIOR PROPANE INC.

Criteria: Value: $350 Number: 1

• One award for third semester Criteria:

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) • Enrolled in the Workplace Safety

• Leadership Management program Level 1 or 2

• Preference given to: Aboriginal students, • Financial need

women and persons with a disability • Preference given to individuals

Deadline: Sept. 28 presently working in an environment

that demands strict safety practices

to be followed; must outline these

safety practices

Deadline: April 30

Information and Communications Technologies

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General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

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Health and
Public Safety DR. FAYAZ BHARWANI AND
DR. JABEEN BHARWANI
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Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana Fayaz
Bharwani Foundation

Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Criteria:

• For students in the Emergency Medical
Technician or Emergency Medical Technology
– Paramedic programs

• Second semester
• Financial need
• Academic achievement
• Demonstrates volunteerism or community

involvement
• Preference given to a Trojans athlete

Deadline: April 30

H.H. (HOMER HILLAND) FARMAN Number: 1

Value: $750

Criteria:
• Second year of program
• Academic achievement
• Ability to succeed
• Financial need
• Canadian citizen
• Alberta resident

Deadline: April 30

Y.P TSANG LI MEMORIAL AWARD

Value: $410 Number: 1

Criteria:
• Second semester
• Financial need
• Canadian citizen or landed immigrant
• Graduated from an Alberta high school
• Preference given to a student with

demonstrated passion for working in
palliative care, geriatric care and a
demonstrated interest in working with
patients with dementia

Deadline: April 30

KING GROUP

Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Criteria:

• For students in the Emergency Medical

Technician or Emergency Medical Technology

– Paramedic programs

• Second semester or second year

• Financial need

• Demonstrates volunteerism; preference

given to a learner engaged with athletics

(life guard, ski patrol, etc.)

• Preference given to a single parent

• Preference given to a student from a rural area

Deadline: April 30

KUNJANA RAMESHCHANDRA SHAH

Value: $1,000 Number: 2

Criteria:

• Second semester

• Financial need

• Academic achievement

• Preference given to landed immigrants

Deadline: April 30

LEONARD KUEHN MEMORIAL Number: 1

Value: $465

Criteria:
• Second year of program
• Academic achievement
• Financial need
• Alberta resident

Deadline: April 30

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LEVIS FAMILY BURSARY FOR HEALTH EFW RADIOLOGY – DR. DAVIS ELLIOTT Emergency Medical General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism
EDUCATION Technology – Paramedic
Value: $1,200 Number: 1

Value: $485 Number: 1 Criteria:

Criteria: • Second-year student
• Second semester
• Financial need • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) ADRIAN HENRIKSEN MEMORIAL

• Aptitude – demonstrates high level of Value: $850 Number: 1

Deadline: April 30 technical skills Criteria:

• Attitude – demonstrates exceptional • Second semester

RIGHT HONOURABLE DON MAZANKOWSKI patient care • A loving and caring attitude towards patients,

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Deadline: April 30 beyond the medical aspects of the work

Criteria: EFW RADIOLOGY – APTITUDE • Financial need
• Enrolled in any School of Health and Public
Value: $750 Number: 1 Deadline: April 30
Safety allied health care practitioner program
• Primary consideration based on academic Criteria: ATB FINANCIAL – SYLVIA VEGA MEMORIAL

achievement in HREL/Communication/ • Second-year student Value: $460 Number: 1
Professional Practice type courses
• Student leadership • Best overall aptitude Criteria:
• Community involvement • Second semester
• Financial need • Preference given to a student who • Academic achievement
• Canadian citizen and Alberta resident
demonstrates a high level of technical • Exhibits caring, friendly and outgoing attitude

skills in the lab environment

Deadline: April 30 Deadline: April 30

SAIT’S HEALTH AND PUBLIC SAFETY EFW RADIOLOGY – ATTITUDE Deadline: April 30

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $500 Number: 1 CALGARY HORSESHOE CLUB

Criteria: Criteria: Value: $440 Number: 1
• Second semester Criteria:
• Students who study through distance • Second-year student • Second semester
• Financial need
learning or at SAIT are eligible for this award • Best overall attitude • Alberta resident
• Academic achievement
• Financial need • Preference given to a student who provides Deadline: April 30
• Essay on “Why you chose this field of study”
exceptional patient care at their practicum

site

Deadline: April 30

Deadline: April 30

MAYFAIR DIAGNOSTICS CHARLES A. WAMBEKE JUNIOR
DR. W. ALLAN JOHN MEMORIAL
Value: $770 Number: 1

Dental Assisting Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Criteria:

Criteria: • First semester

• Second-year student • Academic achievement

ALBERTA DENTAL ASSOCIATION • Professionalism – demonstrates integrity, • Intent to work in a rural area outside of
AND COLLEGE
confidentiality and ability to work well with Calgary

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 others in the clinical environment • Financial need

Value: $500 Number: 2 • Patient care – demonstrates a high level of • Alberta resident

Criteria: client care and service • Must demonstrate in writing a loving and
• One award for academic achievement
• Community involvement caring attitude towards patients, beyond
in Radiography
• One award for academic achievement Deadline: April 30 the medical aspects of the work

in Restorative Procedures I and II Deadline: Sept. 28
• One award for top GPA
MAYFAIR DIAGNOSTICS
TRACY FERNER MEMORIAL

Deadline: May 30 Value: $425 Number: 1 Information and Communications Technologies

Criteria:

• Second-year student

Diagnostic Medical • Academic achievement
Sonography
• Financial need

• Patient care – demonstrates a high level

of client care and service

• Leadership I wish to extend my utmost
appreciation and gratitude
CANADA DIAGNOSTIC CENTRES AWARD • Preference given to a single parent to you for selecting me as
OF EXCELLENCE the recipient of your award.
• Preference given to a Canadian citizen It will be put towards my
tuition fees as I continue into
Value: $500 Number: 1 or landed immigrant my second semester here at
SAIT. It will also relieve some
Criteria: Deadline: April 30 of the financial pressure and
• Second semester allow me to focus on my
• Highest GPA Emergency Medical studies. Thank you so much
Technician from the bottom of my heart.
Deadline: April 30 –MaKenzie

CANADA DIAGNOSTIC CENTRES
DR. WONG MOST IMPROVED

Value: $500 Number: 1 AVIVA ADELMAN MEMORIAL Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

Criteria: Value: $1,370 Number: 1
• First semester of second year
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) Criteria:
• Most improved in the first year both
• Financial need
academically and within practicum
• Currently completing the program

Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: April 30

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General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism CPL. MIKE STARKER MEDIC Health Information Medical Laboratory
Management Technology
Value: $505 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Graduating student

• Mature student over 25 years old HIMAA LEGACY SCHOLARSHIPS ALBERTA COLLEGE OF MEDICAL
LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS
• Academic achievement Formerly: Health Information Management
Association of Alberta
• Attitude Value: $400 Number: 1

• Aptitude Criteria:

Deadline: April 30 Value: $1,000 Number: 2 • Final semester of first year

CPL. MIKE STARKER MEDIC plus a one-year membership for each award • Professionalism
MEMORIAL
Criteria: • Empathy
• One award for the student with
Sponsored by: The Veterans MC Canada • Teamwork
the highest standing in the program
• One award for the student with • Conscious effort to succeed in program

Value: $430 Number: 1 • Financial need

Criteria: the highest standing in the first year Deadline: May 30
• Second semester of the program
• Aptitude and attitude • Demonstrated exceptional ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL

Deadline: April 30 standard of professionalism will Value: $450 Number: 1
also be considered Criteria:
• Third semester
DAVID SARTORELLI MEMORIAL Deadline: May 30 • Academic achievement

Value: $1,640 Number: 1 ROBERT LINDSAY Deadline: May 30

Criteria: Value: $500 Number: 1
• Third-semester student
• Academic achievement Criteria: ERNEST AND ELLEN WOOD
• Financial need
• Demonstrated passion for all patients and a • Second-year student Value: $985 Number: 1

passion for the paramedic profession • Leadership demonstrated by enthusiasm for Criteria:

the HIM profession, the learning process and • First semester of second year

Deadline: Sept. 28 the dissemination of knowledge to fellow • Primary consideration given to individuals

students with ability to succeed while enrolled in

KEVIN DYSON MEMORIAL • Attendance and noticeable progression or program (academic achievement), leadership

growth during the course of the program and community involvement

Value: $825 Number: 1 • Preference given to a student with cognitive • Secondary consideration given to financial

Criteria: or mental disability need
• Second-year student
• Community involvement Deadline: May 30 • Alberta resident
• Financial need
• Dedication and passion for the field VERA L. IRELAND – CALGARY AREA CITY • Canadian citizen
• Must be meeting minimum academic COUNCIL BETA SIGMA PHI
• Preference given to a female student
performance
Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Deadline: Nov. 28

Deadline: April 30 Criteria: PAT HADDEN MEMORIAL

• Academic achievement Value: $480 Number: 1

RICHARD KLATT MEMORIAL – • Financial need Criteria:
EMERGING GENERATION • Final semester of first year
• Female student • Effort
• Attitude
• Canadian citizen and Alberta resident • Financial need
• Academic achievement in the program’s
Value: $925 Number: 1 Process:
chemical section
Criteria: • Available upon completion of academic
• Second semester
• Essay on how personal experiences have studies

Information and Communications Technologies contributed to your EMS career path • Must be registered in practicum

Deadline: May 30 Deadline: May 30

Deadline: April 30

ROCKY MOUNTAIN EMERGENCY SERVICES – Medical Laboratory Medical Radiologic
FOOTHILLS AND PETER LOUGHEED Assistant Technology
HOSPITALS EMERGENCY SERVICES

Value: $500 Number: 2

Criteria: ALBERTA COLLEGE OF MEDICAL EFW RADIOLOGY –
• Outstanding graduating student LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS MORRISH-EVANS-MACDONALD
• Academic achievement
• Clinical performance Value: $200 Number: 1 Value: $1,200 Number: 1

Deadline: April 30 Criteria: Criteria:

• Professionalism • Second-year student

TIBOR G. HICKMAN MEMORIAL • Empathy • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)

Value: $785 Number: 1 • Teamwork • Aptitude – demonstrates high level of

Criteria: • Conscious effort to succeed in program technical skills
• Graduating student
• Exhibits the most promise and dedication • Financial need • Attitude – demonstrates exceptional

during practical experience sessions Deadline: April 30 patient care
• Financial need
Manufacturing and Automation Transportation Deadline: April 30

Deadline: April 30 EFW RADIOLOGY – APTITUDE

Value: $750 Number: 1

Criteria:
• Second-year student
• Best overall aptitude
• Preference given to a student who

demonstrates a high level of technical
skills in the lab environment

Deadline: April 30

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EFW RADIOLOGY – ATTITUDE EFW RADIOLOGY – ATTITUDE RANA RESPIRATORY CARE GROUP General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism

Value: $500 Number: 1 Value: $500 Number: 1 Value: $1,500 Number: 3

Criteria: Criteria: Criteria:

• Second-year student • Second-year student • One award for a second-semester student

• Best overall attitude • Best overall attitude • One award for a student in their fourth

• Preference given to a student who provides • Preference given to a student who semester

exceptional patient care at their provides exceptional patient care • One award for a student from Saskatchewan

practicum site at their practicum site in their fourth semester and planning to

Deadline: April 30 Deadline: April 30 return to Saskatchewan for their practicum

• Leadership

MAYFAIR DIAGNOSTICS JOAN PHILLIPS MEMORIAL • Academic achievement
DR. KENNETH S. HARRIS MEMORIAL
Value: $3,030 Number: 2 • Preference for students with the highest level
Criteria:
Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Second semester of leadership/community spirit/dedication to
• Attitude and aptitude
Criteria: • Financial need the profession through demonstrated
• Second-year student
• Professionalism – demonstrates integrity, Deadline: April 30 teamwork, supporting their community and

confidentiality and ability to work well with helping their fellow students, participation in
others in the clinical environment
• Patient care – demonstrates a high level of Respiratory Therapy week, tutoring and
client care and service
• Community involvement attending CSRT

PHILIPS MEDICAL SYSTEMS CANADA Deadline: April 30

Value: $790 Number: 1 RESPIRATORY THERAPY –
EMERGING/CLINICAL PROFICIENCY
Deadline: April 30 Criteria:
• Graduating student Value: $500 Number: 3
• Highest academic achievement at SAIT
MAYFAIR DIAGNOSTICS Criteria:
GLEN DAVIS MEMORIAL and during practicum
• Canadian citizen • One award for second semester

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Two awards for seventh semester

Criteria: Deadline: May 30 • Academic achievement
• Second-year student
• Professionalism – demonstrates integrity, • Professionalism and leadership essay

confidentiality and ability to work well with MAYFAIR DIAGNOSTICS required
others in the clinical environment DR. BRIAN GILL MEMORIAL
• Patient care – demonstrates a high level of • Clinical achievement
client care and service
• Community involvement Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Respiratory therapy leadership and

Criteria: community involvement essay required

• Second-year student Deadline: April 30

• Professionalism – demonstrates integrity, RIGHT HONOURABLE DON MAZANKOWSKI

Deadline: April 30 confidentiality and ability to work well with

others in the clinical environment Value: $1,000 Number: 1

• Patient care – demonstrates a high level Criteria:
• Fifth semester
of client care and service • Academic excellence
• Community involvement
Nutrition for Healthy • Community involvement • Leadership
Lifestyles • Financial need
Deadline: April 30

D.C. FLEMING / SAIT’S ALIVE Pharmacy Assistant Deadline: May 30
Dual Credit
Value: $500 Number: 1 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION –
HUGH FARTHING MEMORIAL
Criteria:

• Second semester Value: $1,160 Number: 2

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50) DR. FAYAZ BHARWANI Criteria: Information and Communications Technologies

Deadline: April 30 Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana Fayaz • Fourth semester
Bharwani Foundation
• Academic achievement

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 • Financial need

Nuclear Medicine Criteria: • Likelihood of successful completion of the
Technology
• Financial need program
• Academic achievement
• Demonstrates career discovery Deadline: April 30

EFW RADIOLOGY – PERCY KUNG • Preference given to an individual who VITALAIRE
demonstrates volunteerism or
Value: $1,200 Number: 1 involvement in the Muslim community Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Criteria: Criteria:
• Second-year student
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Preference given to a new Canadian • Fourth semester
• Aptitude – demonstrates high level of
Deadline: April 30 • Academic achievement
technical skills
• Attitude – demonstrates exceptional patient • Clinical proficiency

care • Attitude of service to the patient and the

Respiratory Therapy community

Deadline: April 30

Deadline: April 30

ESMAIL AND SAFANA BHARWANI Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

EFW RADIOLOGY – APTITUDE Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana Fayaz
Bharwani Foundation
Value: $750 Number: 1

Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1

• Second-year student Criteria:
• Third semester
• Best overall aptitude

• Preference given to a student who • Financial need
• Academic achievement
demonstrates a high level of technical skills in • Preference given to an individual who

the lab environment demonstrates volunteerism or

Deadline: April 30

involvement in the Muslim community
• Preference given to a new female Canadian

Deadline: Sept. 28

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School of General Awards
Hospitality and
Tourism BRAYDEN REDDICK MEMORIAL

Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Criteria:

• For culinary students

• Financial need

• Academic achievement

• Demonstrates culinary competition

experience

• Preference for a student scheduled

to attend a national or international

competition in the upcoming year

Deadline: Sept. 28

CHAINE DES ROTISSEURS

Value: $2,250 Number: 1

Criteria:
• Second year of Baking and Pastry Arts,

Hospitality Management or Professional
Cooking
• Must outline how your professional
life would be influenced by the values
of the Chaine des Rotisseurs

Deadline: Sept. 28

COMPASS GROUP

Value: $5,000 Number: 5

Criteria:

• Second-year student in Hospitality

Management or Professional Cooking

• Academic achievement

• Canadian citizen

Deadline: Sept. 28

GERALD BOISJOLIE AWARD IN
CULINARY ARTS

Value: $960 Number: 1

Criteria:

• For students in Butchery & Charcuterie

Management or Professional Cooking

• First semester

• Financial need

• Academic achievement

• Canadian citizen

• Preference for a student with Canadian

military service history (self or family)

Deadline: Sept. 28

JONATHAN SOBOL MEMORIAL

Value: $3,500 Number: 1

Criteria:

• Fourth-semester student in the Professional

Cooking program or third period in the Cook

Apprentice program

• Academic achievement

• SAIT/community involvement demonstrated

through mentoring children and youth

through culinary education

• Demonstrates industry experience/

agricultural commitment through instructor

references and proven “farm to plate”

philosophy

• Preference for a student with

competition experience and/or entered

in a future competition where they will be

representing SAIT

Deadline: May 30

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THE FAMOUS 5 FOUNDATION BUNGE CANADA VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism

Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Value: $500 Number: 2 Value: Number: 1

Criteria: Criteria: Engraved Victorinox Carving Set, Victorinox

• For a female student in Baking and • Second-year student Swiss Army Time Piece and engraved plaque

Pastry Arts, Butchery and Charcuterie • One award for the highest academic Criteria:

or Professional Cooking achievement • Second-year student

• Second semester • One award for the highest academic • Highest GPA

• Financial need achievement in cake decorating • In the case of a tie, volunteerism within the

• Academic achievement • Excellence through perseverance program will be considered

• Leadership within SAIT and the local and commitment Deadline: Sept. 28

community • Exceptional skills on a consistent

Deadline: April 30 basis in the theory and practice of cake

decorating

Deadline: Sept. 28 Butchery and
Charcuterie
Baker Apprentice FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST Management

Value: $150 Number: 1

BAKEMARK CANADA Criteria:
• Second-year student
Value: $300 Number: 1 • Excellence in the production of JACKIE AND ROGER STROOBANT MEMORIAL

Criteria: yeast–raised products Value: $445 Number: 1
• Exceptional achievement and skills • Consistent performance throughout
Criteria:
development the training process
• Most successful student • Second semester
Deadline: Sept. 28
Deadline: April 30 • Financial need

ARDENT MILLS EXCELLENCE • Passionate and hardworking attitude

BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL ROCKY MOUNTAIN • Canadian citizen
APPRENTICES
Formerly: Horizon Milling Baking Excellence Deadline: April 30

Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Value: $200 Number: 1

Criteria: Criteria: HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB
• Second period or higher
• Academic achievement • Second-year student Value: $750 Number: 1
• Attitude/leadership • Excellence in the art of baking
• Exceptional competency in combining Criteria:

Deadline: May 30 the theory and practice of baking • Commitment to culinary excellence

Deadline: Sept. 28 • Professionalism (attitude)

FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST • Leadership as an inspiration to others

Value: $150 Number: 1 HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB • Volunteerism

Criteria: Value: $750 Number: 1 • Academic achievement

• Excellence in the production of Criteria: Deadline: April 30

yeast-raised products • Second-year student

• Consistent performance throughout • Commitment to culinary excellence

the training process • Professionalism (attitude)

Deadline: April 30 • Leadership as an inspiration to others

• Volunteerism

GEORGE VAN DYK • Academic achievement

Value: $790 Number: 1 Deadline: Sept. 28

Criteria: IRENE Y.L. FUNG MEMORIAL Information and Communications Technologies

• Second period Value: $450 Number: 1

• Financial need Criteria: I am writing to you to say
thank you for choosing me
• Academic achievement • Second-year student as the recipient for this
scholarship. Cooking has
• Preference given to a student who • Financial need been a long-time passion of
mine and I have been lucky
intends to pursue a career in a bakery • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant enough to have been able
to turn this passion into my
Deadline: April 30 • Graduate from an Alberta high school career.
– Justin
Deadline: Sept. 28

Baking and Pastry Arts PASTRY CHEF GUILD OF ALBERTA

Value: $1,000 Number: 1

BAKEMARK CANADA Criteria:

• Second-year student

Value: $350, $500 Number: 2 • Improvement/growth in skills/confidence

Criteria: throughout the second year

• Second-year students • Skills and leadership that will be an asset in

• Best overall in the program career after SAIT

• Aspiration to impact the future of the baking • Participation in special events through SAIT

industry or industry as employee or volunteer

Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28 Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

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General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Cook Apprentice CALGARY HOTEL ASSOCIATION FAIRMONT HOTELS AND RESORTS /
CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE
Value: $5,000 Number: 1

BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL ROCKY MOUNTAIN Criteria: Value: $1,000 Number: 1
APPRENTICES
• Second-year student Criteria:
• Second-year student
Value: $1,500 Number: 1 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00)
• Successful completion of the Professional
Criteria: • Professional promise and a commitment to a
• Second period or higher Internship Program – passing grade in both
• Academic achievement hotel industry career the written evaluation and the performance
• Attitude/leadership appraisal
• Previous experience in the industry is required

and must be outlined

• Demonstration of leadership skills through

Deadline: May 30 the community, various associations and Deadline: Nov. 28

groups

FRED AND MARGARET BALMER MEMORIAL Deadline: Sept. 28 FAIRMONT HOTELS AND RESORTS /
THE FAIRMONT BANFF SPRINGS
Value: $350, $400, $500 Number: 3
CALGARY STAMPEDE Value: $1,000 Number: 1
Criteria:
Value: $780 Number: 1 Criteria:
• One award each for first, second and third • Second semester
• Academic achievement
period Criteria: • Essay outlining what makes Fairmont

• Performance in the work situation both on • Second-year student Hotels and Resorts a leader in the global
hospitality industry
and off campus • Academic achievement

• Attitude • Alberta resident for a minimum of five years

• Academic achievement Deadline: Sept. 28

• Financial need Deadline: April 30

Deadline: April 30 DAVID Z. KIRALY MEMORIAL

Value: $780 Number: 1 HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB

KEATH STAFFA MEMORIAL Criteria: Value: $750 Number: 2
• Second-year student
Value: $745 Number: 3 • Best internship report Criteria:
Criteria: • Use of skills acquired in COMM–240/290 • Second-year students
• First, second, or third period • The evaluation of the employer shall be • Commitment to excellence
• Financial need • Professionalism (attitude)
considered and the intern shall demonstrate, • Leadership as an inspiration to others
Deadline: April 30 through the report, an understanding of the • Volunteerism
practical aspects of the position • Academic achievement
ROBERT MULROONEY MEMORIAL
Deadline: Nov. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28
Value: $455 Number: 1

Criteria: DELTA CALGARY SOUTH JAMES MILLOTT MEMORIAL
• Third period
• Financial need Value: $500 Number: 1 Value: $500 Number: 1
• Leadership, teamwork and hardworking
Criteria: Criteria:
attitude
• Preference given to a student who desires to • Second-year student • Second-year student

work in a remote-site catering industry • Genuine financial need • Academic achievement

• Planning to pursue a career in the hotel • Commitment to succeed demonstrated in the

Deadline: April 30 industry classroom

Deadline: Sept. 28 • Preference given to married students with

children

DELTA HOTELS Deadline: Sept. 28

Hospitality Management Value: $1,300 Number: 1 LANCE STYLES MEMORIAL

Information and Communications Technologies ALBERTA HOTEL AND LODGING Criteria: Value: $770 Number: 1
ASSOCIATION • Second-year student
• Academic achievement Criteria:
• Financial need
Value: $500 Number: 6 • Positive leadership skills • Second-year student
• Strong commitment to a career
Criteria: • For a student with the highest internship
in the hotel industry
• Second-year students report that also reflects the importance of
Deadline: Sept. 28
• Financial need customer service as an integral part of the

• Academic achievement (average or hospitality industry

better-than-average marks) • Demonstrates a high level of customer

• Hotel industry experience ESMAIL BHARWANI service abilities

• Interest in further education Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana Fayaz • Received an “above expectation” rating on
Bharwani Foundation
performance appraisal in the guest

Deadline: Sept. 28 satisfaction category

Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Deadline: Nov. 28

CALGARY HOTEL AND AREA Number: 1 Criteria: LEO SHEFTEL MEMORIAL AWARD
HOUSEKEEPING ASSOCIATION • Fourth semester OF EXCELLENCE
• Financial need
Value: $780 • Academic achievement Value: $810 Number: 1

Criteria: • Preference given to an individual who Criteria:
• Second-year student demonstrates volunteerism or involvement in
• Academic achievement the Muslim community • Graduating student with the highest GPA
• Financial need
Manufacturing and Automation Transportation • Preference given to a single parent Deadline: April 30
Deadline: Sept. 28
Deadline: April 30
ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY SOUTH

Value: $650 Number: 3

Criteria:

• Second-year students

• Excellence in food and beverage service

• Outstanding service in a classroom

environment

• Professionalism in a team environment

Deadline: Sept. 28

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SYSCO CALGARY ANDREW SUMMERS BEATTIE MEMORIAL FARZANA BHARWANI-KASSAM General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism
AND INAYAT KASSAM
Value: $1,000 Number: 1 Value: $485 Number: 2

Criteria: Criteria: Funded by: Esmail Safana Farzana Fayaz Bharwani
Foundation
• Second-year student • Second-year students

• Academic achievement • Financial need Value: $1,000 Number: 1

• Profession-related volunteer activities • Alberta resident Criteria:
• Fourth semester
Deadline: Sept. 28 • Consistent demonstration of: leadership, • Financial need

creative ability, productivity and commitment

to culinary excellence • Academic achievement

TOURISM ACCOMMODATION Deadline: Sept. 28 • Demonstrates career discovery
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION (TARA) • Preference given to an individual who
BENJAMIN TOWERS MEMORIAL
Value: $780 Number: 1 demonstrates volunteerism or

Criteria: Value: $1,290 Number: 1 involvement in the Muslim community
• Second-year student • Preference given to a new Canadian
• Highest internship mark Criteria:

• Second-year students Deadline: April 30

Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.85)

• Consistent demonstration of attaining FOGOLAR FURLAN DI CALGARY

WILLOW PARK WINES & SPIRITS culinary excellence Value: $940 Number: 1

Value: $500 Number: 1 • Professionalism, leadership and relates well Criteria:
• Third semester
Criteria: with and helps others • Financial need
• Academic achievement
• Second-year student Deadline: Sept. 28 • Preference given to a student of Italian

• Highest mark in Beverage Management BRUCE SUDDEN MEMORIAL descent

Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $800 Number: 2

Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28
• Second-year students
Professional Cooking • Leadership FRANCES NICHOLS AND
• Creative ability FREDA BARNETT MEMORIAL
• Productivity
ALBERTA HOTEL AND LODGING • Commitment to culinary excellence Value: $2,450 Number: 1
ASSOCIATION • Financial need
• Canadian citizen Criteria:
• Alberta resident
Value: $500 Number: 4 • Second semester

• Financial need

Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.00)
• Second-year students
• Financial need Process:
• Academic achievement
• Previous hotel industry experience CALGARY CO-OP COMMUNITY FOUNDATION • You must submit a resumé to your Academic
• Interest in further education
Value: $2,500 Number: 2 Chair

• Canadian citizen

Criteria: • Alberta resident
• Second-year students
Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement Deadline: April 30
• Financial need
ALBERTA LAMB PRODUCERS • Preference will be given to members of HILDA MARY WALROTH LEGACY BURSARY

Value: $480 Number: 1 Calgary Co-op Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28 Criteria:
• Second semester
• Financial need • First-year student
• Attitude, professional promise,
CALGARY FOUNDATION PROFESSIONAL • Financial need
competency, leadership, creative ability, COOKING BURSARY (THE)
commitment to culinary excellence • Attitude (demonstrates passion for culinary

Value: $6,000 Number: 1 arts) Information and Communications Technologies

Deadline: April 30 Criteria: Deadline: Sept. 28

• Professional Cooking student HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB

ALBERTA PORK PRODUCERS • Financial Need Value: $750 Number: 2
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
• Documented learning disability Criteria:

Value: $230 Number: 2 • Demonstrate what difference this award • Second-year students

Criteria: will make in your life • Commitment to culinary excellence

• Second-year students CALGARY PRODUCE MARKETING • Professionalism (attitude)
ASSOCIATION
• Shows promise of becoming highly • Leadership as an inspiration to others
Value: $495
employable after graduation, through Number: 1 • Volunteerism
Criteria:
attitudes and application of skills • Second semester • Academic achievement
• Professional promise
• Canadian citizen • Academic achievement Deadline: Sept. 28
• Financial need
• Financial need
Deadline: April 30
Deadline: Sept. 28 JAMES EDWARD DODDS MEMORIAL

ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL Value: $750 Number: 1

Value: $450 Number: 1 Criteria:
Criteria: • Second-year student
• Third semester CHEF RAY GAUTHIER MEMORIAL • Financial need
• Academic achievement • Striving for excellence in food purchasing
Value: $1,170 Number: 1 Manufacturing and Automation Transportation
Deadline: Sept. 28 courses
Criteria: • Initiative
• Second-year students • Hardworking attitude
• Most improved student • Alberta resident
• Leadership or volunteerism within SAIT, • Canadian citizen

SAITSA or the overall community Deadline: Sept. 28

Deadline: Sept. 28

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General Athletics LLSC Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism JOEY RESTAURANT GROUP TOM MAURO CANADIAN ROCKIES TOURISM DESTINATION

Value: $1,160 Number: 1 Value: $1,200 Number: 1 Value: $3,200 Number: 1

Criteria: Criteria: Criteria:

• Second-year student • Second-year student • Second year student

• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) • Financial need • Academic achievement

• Organization (exemplary uniform and station • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) • Financial need

standards) Deadline: Sept. 28 • Canadian citizen or landed immigrant

• Leadership, creative ability, productivity and Deadline: Sept. 28

commitment to culinary excellence UNILEVER FOOD SOLUTIONS

Deadline: Sept. 28 Value: $765 plus a Calgary Number: 1 CINDY AMOS MEMORIAL –
THE CANADIAN BADLANDS LEGACY
Academy of Chefs and Cooks (Junior)
LOUISE REMMEL MEMORIAL Value: $565 Number: 1
membership
Value: $1,470 Number: 2 Criteria:
Criteria:
Criteria: • Second semester • Second year student
• Teamwork
• Second-year students • Outstanding leadership • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50)
• Professionalism
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50) • Commitment to culinary excellence • Demonstrates leadership skills, professional
• Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.50)
• Financial need • Financial need promise, attitude, volunteerism and skill
• Participation in culinary competitions,
Deadline: Sept. 28 development
when applicable
• Must reside in southern Alberta

MIKE AND PAT HATZISTAMATIS – Deadline: Sept. 28
MYKONOS RESTAURANT

Value: $1,260 Number: 1 D.C. FLEMING / SAIT’S ALIVE

Criteria: Deadline: April 30 Value: $500 Number: 1

• Participation in the community, both on and VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY Criteria:
• Second semester
off campus • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.50)

• Financial need Value: Number: 1

• Satisfactory academic performance Engraved Victorinox Carving Set, Victorinox Deadline: April 30

Deadline: Sept. 28 Swiss Army Time Piece and engraved plaque

Criteria: HIDI NISHI MEMORIAL CITAP

ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY SOUTH • Second-year student Value: $1,000 Number: 1

Value: $650 Number: 3 • Highest GPA Criteria:

Criteria: • In the case of a tie, volunteerism within the • Second-year student who has

• Second-year students program will be considered completed their internship

• Excellence in food and beverage service Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.70)

• Outstanding service in a classroom • Submit an essay about tourism, particularly

environment Asia Pacific inbound tourism

• Professionalism in a team environment Travel and Tourism • Canadian citizen

Deadline: Sept. 28 Deadline: Sept. 28

STAN BALLARD AMA TRAVEL AGENCY LTD. HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB
“BETTER BUY ALBERTA” LEADERSHIP AWARD
Value: $750 Number: 1

Value: $590 Number: 5 Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Criteria:

Criteria: Criteria: • Second-year student
• Second-year students
• Two awards for second semester • Successful completion of the internship • Commitment to excellence

• Three awards for second-year students component in first year • Professionalism (attitude)
• Academic achievement in Travel and Tourism
• High degree of competency in practical and • Sales I (TSAL–255) • Leadership as an inspiration to others
• Community involvement
Information and Communications Technologies theory components • Volunteerism

• Leadership, initiative, career commitment • Academic achievement

Deadline: Sept. 28 and April 30 Deadline: Sept. 28

SYSCO CALGARY Deadline: Sept. 28 MARILYN THOMPSON MEMORIAL

Value: $1,000 Number: 2 CALGARY AND AREA TOURISM Value: $760 Number: 1
DESTINATION REGION
Criteria: Number: 1 Criteria:
• Second-year students Value: $1,330 • Third semester
• Academic achievement • Financial need
• Profession-related volunteer activities Criteria: • Academic achievement
• Second year student • Dedication to studies
Deadline: Sept. 28 • Academic achievement • Demonstrates community involvement
• Attitude
• Aptitude through part-time and volunteer work
• Canadian citizen
Deadline: Sept. 28
Deadline: Sept. 28

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