Scholarship

Pomerleau Renewable Scholarship for a Lennox Island First Nation Indigenous Student

University of Prince Edward Island
Award CAD 7K–7K ≈ €4.7K
Closing date Closed
Location CA
For Individuals

About this opportunity

Granted to a Lennox Island First Nation full-time Indigenous student who is entering any academic program at the University of Prince Edward Island. Preference will be given to students in the greatest financial need enrolled in one of UPEI's undergraduate STEM programs (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics). Should there be no qualifying candidates, an Abegweit First Nation Indigenous student will be selected using the same criteria. Pending successful completion of the first year of study, this scholarship will be renewable for each subsequent year of the student's enrolment in a STEM program for a maximum total of four years support. Pomerleau is a Canadian leader in the construction industry. At the forefront of innovation, they work in a committed, collaborative, and sustainable way to build the living environments of tomorrow. One of its major projects is the renovation of the Daniel J. MacDonald Building in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Pomerleau's history is one of strong family values and a solid work ethic, infused with an entrepreneurial spirit. It is a story of growth and evolution, propelling what started as a small company from Beauce, Quebec into the coast-to-coast business it is today. In November 2023, Pomerleau generously decided to establish two renewable scholarships for UPEI Indigenous students.
48 - 49 mo
Renewable (4yr)

Who can apply

Applicant Types

individual

Citizenship

🇨🇦 Canada

Project Locations

🇨🇦 Canada

Region

Canada

Priority Groups

indigenous

How to apply

Stages

  1. 1 single_stage

Review process

Selection based on Indigenous status from Lennox Island First Nation, financial need, and enrollment in STEM programs. Abegweit First Nation students considered if no qualifying Lennox Island candidates.

Restrictions

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