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The Zahra Memorial Scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students enrolled in fourth year in the Haskayne School of Business with a concentration in Finance at the University of Calgary. The scholarship recognizes academic merit and emphasizes the importance of community engagement through extra-curricular activities or interests involving community service or volunteerism. Established by the friends and family of Zahra, this award provides up to $1,000 to support students who demonstrate both academic excellence and a commitment to giving back to their community. Four scholarships are available each year to eligible fourth-year Finance students.

The Younger Family Scholarship in Medicine is offered annually to one student entering first year in the Cumming School of Medicine, MD program at the University of Calgary. The scholarship, valued at up to $3,000, is awarded based on the admission rating as determined by the Admissions Committee. Recipients must demonstrate leadership and involvement in campus or community extra-curricular activities such as cultural and athletic activities. This scholarship is an internal award made possible through the generous support of the Family of Dr. Andrew H. Younger. Students are selected through a nomination process managed by the Cumming School of Medicine.

The Women Empowerment Foundation Scholarship was created to help power the movement of female leaders by inspiring and enabling women to pursue higher education. The foundation envisions a future where every woman has the ability and rights to excel, irrespective of her background or circumstances. There are a total of 3 grants of $2,500 each available: one open to all female students who are Canadian residents applying for an undergraduate program in a Canadian post-secondary institute; the second is for females pursuing an education/career in STEM; and the third is for BIPOC females pursuing an undergraduate program in a Canadian post-secondary institute. Recipients will be chosen based on their commitment to academics, community service, and participation in extracurricular activities. This scholarship is specifically designed for female students who identify as female, are residing in Canada, and are planning to attend post-secondary school in Canada. The award supports first-year undergraduate students entering any faculty at the University of Calgary.

The Woitas Family Leaders Scholarship was established by Linda and Clayton Woitas and family to recognize the leadership, academic and entrepreneurial ability of students pursuing an undergraduate degree at the University of Calgary. This scholarship is offered annually to undergraduate students in the Schulich School of Engineering and Haskayne School of Business who are enrolled in the Bachelor of Science (Engineering) and Bachelor of Commerce combined degree program. The award recognizes students who demonstrate academic merit along with leadership qualities and entrepreneurial ability. Two scholarships of $10,000 each are available annually to eligible students who are in their second, third, or fourth year of study in the combined Engineering and Business degree program.

The Wilma F. Dobson Entrance Scholarship in Nursing is an annual entrance scholarship offered to undergraduate students entering their first year in the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Calgary. This scholarship was established by Pembina Corporation in honour of T.S. Dobson on the occasion of his retirement from the Board of Directors of Pembina Resources Limited. The award recognizes academic merit and extra-curricular activities, providing financial support to outstanding incoming nursing students who demonstrate both strong academic performance and involvement in activities beyond the classroom. Recipients of this scholarship are selected based on their high school academic achievements and their engagement in extra-curricular pursuits, making it an excellent opportunity for well-rounded students beginning their nursing education.

The William Reid Scholarship is an annual award offered to continuing undergraduate students at the University of Calgary. Established by Joan Van Housen in memory of her father, William Reid, with additional contributions from family, friends and colleagues on the occasion of Joan's retirement as director of Student Awards and Financial Aid at the University of Calgary. The scholarship is valued at up to $1,400 and is awarded to one student per year based on academic merit. The scholarship is open to continuing undergraduate students in any faculty who are entering their 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year of study. There are no citizenship or residency restrictions for this award, making it accessible to both domestic and international students at the University of Calgary.

The William M. Norton Scholarship is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student in the Faculty of Science at the University of Calgary who intends to pursue an MD program. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit with a minimum GPA requirement of 3.50. Recipients must be Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents. Preference is given to students who graduated from a Calgary high school. In the case of a tie between equally qualified candidates, financial need will be taken into consideration.

The William M. Gallacher Scholarship in Engineering was created in honour of William Gallacher's many contributions to the oil and gas community and his support of amateur athletics. This scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students in the Schulich School of Engineering who are majoring in Oil & Gas Engineering. The award recognizes academic merit and provides financial support to students pursuing their engineering education in this specialized field. This is an internal scholarship administered through the University of Calgary.

The William (Bill) Inmon Scholarship for Excellence in Business & Data Analytics is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student enrolled in the Haskayne School of Business in the Business Analytics concentration. This scholarship recognizes academic merit and provides financial support to students excelling in the field of business data analytics. The scholarship is made possible through the generous support of Wade Walker and Dr. Kewal Dhariwal through the Data Management Conference - Canada. This award is designed to support students pursuing excellence in the specialized area of business analytics at the University of Calgary.

The Wigham Family Undergraduate Scholarship is offered annually to undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Calgary. This scholarship supports students with a demonstrated interest in Mediterranean studies, particularly those majoring or minoring in Greek and Roman Studies, Ancient and Medieval History, or Archaeology. The award is specifically designed to defray travel expenses associated with overseas study or fieldwork in the Mediterranean or Europe. Recipients must demonstrate academic merit with a minimum GPA of 3.00 and show proven interest in Mediterranean studies. Preference is given to applicants with confirmed registration in either an academic course in Mediterranean studies or a field excavation in the Mediterranean or Europe. While students must be enrolled full time, they need not be carrying a full course load. Recipients may be required to give a public presentation of their project upon return from their overseas study or fieldwork experience.

The Wigham Family Entrance Scholarship in Humanities and Social Sciences is offered annually to undergraduate students entering their first year in the Arts and Science Honours Academy in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Calgary. This scholarship recognizes superior academic achievement in high school and requires a scholarship average greater than 90.0%. Established through the generous support of donors Darol and Ev Wigham, this scholarship provides financial assistance to outstanding incoming students pursuing studies in humanities and social sciences disciplines. Up to ten awards of $1,000 each are available annually to qualified students who demonstrate exceptional academic excellence. Students are nominated through the High School Nominated Awards program for new students.

The Weyland Scholarship is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student in the Faculty of Arts, majoring in Political Science at the University of Calgary. Established in memory of Chilton Mewburn Weyland, Maurice Chilton Weyland and Richard Walter Weyland by Mrs. Henrietta Weyland, this scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate interest and ability in the area of constitutional studies. The award is valued at up to $1,500 and one award is available each year. Recipients are selected based on academic merit and their demonstrated interest and ability in constitutional studies. This is an internal scholarship that requires nomination through the university's undergraduate continuing student application process. Eligible students must be continuing undergraduates (in their 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year) enrolled in the Faculty of Arts with a major in Political Science. There are no citizenship or residency restrictions for this award. For more information about the scholarship, students should contact the Department of Political Science at the University of Calgary.

The Western Canada College Old Boys' Memorial Scholarship is offered annually to undergraduate students entering any faculty at the University of Calgary. This scholarship recognizes graduates of Western Canada High School who have demonstrated outstanding service to the student body consistent with high academic achievement. Eligible students must demonstrate involvement in two or more of the following areas: athletics, cultural affairs, student government, or community service. Up to three awards valued at up to $1,700 each are available annually through this scholarship program established by the Western Canada College Old Boy's Association.

This scholarship is offered annually to undergraduate students entering the first year of the Two-Year Bachelor of Education After-Degree Pathway program in the Werklund School of Education at the University of Calgary. The award recognizes students who demonstrate academic merit and extra-curricular volunteer activities related to youth or education that demonstrate leadership and community service. The scholarship is renewable in the second (final) year of the program, provided recipients maintain enrolment in the Werklund School of Education and achieve a GPA of at least 3.20 over a minimum of 24.00 units in the previous academic year. Students must be selected through nomination by the Werklund School of Education faculty, and applications should be submitted to Undergraduate Programs in Education.

This scholarship is offered annually to undergraduate students entering the Four-Year Bachelor of Education degree program in the Werklund School of Education at the University of Calgary. Both high school and transfer applicants may be considered. The scholarship recognizes academic merit along with extra-curricular activities related to youth or education that demonstrate leadership and community service. The award is renewable in the second, third, and fourth year of the Four-Year Bachelor of Education degree program, provided recipients maintain enrolment in the Werklund School of Education and achieve a minimum GPA of 3.20 based on an annual academic review. Students entering the program with transfer credit who intend to complete the program in less than four years will be required to follow a program plan approved by the Werklund School of Education. Applications are submitted to Undergraduate Programs in Education, and eligible students are selected by the faculty with recipient names provided to Student Financial Support for official notification.

This scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students entering the fourth year of the Five-Year Bachelor of Education Concurrent Pathway program in the Werklund School of Education at the University of Calgary. The award recognizes students who demonstrate academic merit along with extra-curricular volunteer activities related to youth or education that show leadership and community service. The scholarship is renewable in the fifth (final) year of the program, provided recipients maintain enrollment in the Werklund School of Education and achieve a GPA of at least 3.20 over a minimum 24.00 units in the previous academic year. Eligible students are selected by the faculty and recipient names are provided to Undergraduate Awards for official notification.

The Wayne Hugo Memorial Scholarship was established in memory of Wayne Hugo who lost his life while enjoying his love of the mountains. This scholarship is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student entering fourth year in the Schulich School of Engineering, majoring in Chemical Engineering. The award is valued at up to $2,500 and is based on academic merit. This memorial scholarship honors Wayne Hugo's legacy while supporting outstanding engineering students pursuing their education in chemical engineering at the University of Calgary.

The W.L. Britton Scholarship is designed to reward well rounded, contributing students who have the potential to become excellent lawyers as well as leaders in the profession and in the community. This scholarship is offered annually to a student entering second or third year in the Faculty of Law, JD program at the University of Calgary. The award recognizes students who demonstrate high academic standing (placed in the top third of their class) along with demonstrated teamwork and leadership qualities, as evidenced through participation in competitive sports and/or volunteerism conducted either within the community, working life or the university during the past five years. Applicants must submit a 500-word statement summarizing their teamwork and leadership qualities at the University, within the community or through sports participation.

The W.G. (Bill) Howard Memorial Foundation Entrance Scholarship is offered annually to undergraduate students entering first year in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary. The scholarship is provided in memory of the late Bill Howard, a graduate of the Engineering Class of '73 at the University of Calgary. The award recognizes academic merit, extra-curricular activities, and demonstrated leadership ability through involvement in the community, clubs and organizations while in high school. This entrance scholarship supports exceptional incoming engineering students who have shown commitment to their communities and leadership potential during their high school years.

The Vivian Stevenson Scholarship is offered annually to undergraduate students entering their first year at the University of Calgary. This scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and is available to students entering any faculty. The award is funded by the Estate of Vivian Stevenson and provides financial support to recognize outstanding academic achievement among incoming undergraduate students. Up to six scholarships are available annually, each valued at up to $3,500 CAD. Students apply through the My UCalgary Portal for High School Awards.

The Viscount Bennett Undergraduate Scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students in any faculty at the University of Calgary. Established from a trust created by the late Right Honourable Viscount Bennett, P.C., K.C., LL.D., D.C.L., of Calgary and Mickelham, this scholarship recognizes academic merit, good character, and satisfactory personal qualities. The scholarship is available to students who have resided for at least five consecutive years in Calgary, or within 32 kilometers of that city, or in Banff National Park. This award provides $1,000 to support deserving undergraduate students in their continued studies.

The Viscount Bennett Entrance Scholarship is offered annually to undergraduate students entering their first year in any faculty at the University of Calgary. The scholarship was established from a trust created by the late Right Honourable Viscount Bennett, P.C., K.C., LL.D., D.C.L., of Calgary and Mickelham. Awards are granted on the basis of academic merit and good character, demonstrating satisfactory personal qualities. To be eligible, applicants must have resided for at least five consecutive years in Calgary, or within 32 kilometers of that city, or in Banff National Park. The scholarship provides $1,000 in funding and a variable number of awards are available each year.

The Vincent M. Bjorndahl Scholarship is an annual award offered to continuing students entering second or third year in the Faculty of Law, JD program at the University of Calgary. Established in memory of Vincent M. Bjorndahl by Felesky Flynn, this scholarship recognizes superior academic merit and demonstrated initiative and leadership qualities through participation in extra-curricular activities within the law school or in the community. The award is specifically designed for students who demonstrate a career interest in Corporate Business Practice and/or Taxation Law. With an award value of up to $9,000, this scholarship provides significant financial support to one outstanding law student each year.

The Victor Nicholas Ruryk Scholarship in Mind Sciences is an annual award established by the Estate of Victor Nicholas Ruryk to honor Victor Ruryk for students studying Mind Sciences in the Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of Calgary. The scholarship is offered to continuing undergraduate students who are majoring in Mind Sciences within the Faculty of Kinesiology. The award is based on academic merit and recognizes students who demonstrate excellence in their studies. Recipients are selected through a nomination process, and interested students should contact the Faculty of Kinesiology for more information about the application process and eligibility requirements.

The Victor Nicholas Ruryk Scholarship in Botany is an annual scholarship established in honour of Victor Nicholas Ruryk and his farming heritage. It supports continuing undergraduate students in the Faculty of Science at the University of Calgary who are majoring in Plant Biology. The scholarship recognizes academic merit and provides financial support to students pursuing botanical studies. Awards are offered to students in their 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year of undergraduate study who demonstrate strong academic performance in their plant biology major.

The Veren Women in Engineering and Geoscience Scholarship is offered annually to female continuing undergraduate students at the University of Calgary. This scholarship recognizes academic merit and supports women pursuing studies in engineering or geoscience fields. Two awards are available, with one recipient selected from the Schulich School of Engineering and one from the Faculty of Science (majoring in Geology or Geophysics). The scholarship is provided by Veren Inc. and demonstrates their commitment to supporting women in technical fields related to the petroleum industry. Recipients must be Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents, and preference is given to students with an interest in pursuing a career in the Petroleum Industry.

The van Weelderen Family High School Scholarship is offered annually to an undergraduate student entering first year in the Haskayne School of Business at the University of Calgary. The scholarship recognizes academic merit with a minimum admission average of 90% and demonstrated contribution to community extra-curricular activities. This entrance scholarship provides financial support to high-achieving high school students transitioning to university business studies. Established through the generosity of donors Aarnoud and Monica van Weelderen, this award aims to support exceptional students who have demonstrated both academic excellence and community engagement during their high school years.

The University of Calgary Senate Scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students in any faculty at the University of Calgary. The scholarship recognizes academic merit and active involvement in campus and/or community activities. This award is made possible through the generosity of members of the Senate and senate alumni of the University of Calgary. The scholarship provides financial support to students who demonstrate both academic excellence and a commitment to engagement beyond the classroom, fostering well-rounded student development and recognizing contributions to the university and broader community.

The University of Calgary Music Alumni Association Scholarship is offered annually to an undergraduate student entering or enrolled in the Faculty of Arts, Bachelor of Music program. This scholarship recognizes students based on academic merit and the recommendation of the audition jury. The award is provided by the University of Calgary Music Alumni Association to support music students in their educational pursuits.

The University of Calgary International Entrance Scholarship is offered annually to undergraduate international students entering first year in any undergraduate degree program in the upcoming fall term. The scholarship provides $20,000 annually and is renewable for up to four years of study. Recipients must have satisfied the university's English Language Proficiency requirement and demonstrated academic merit. The scholarship is renewable in the second, third and fourth year at the University of Calgary, provided recipients achieve a GPA of 2.60 or more over a minimum of 24.00 units in the previous fall and winter terms and continue to pay an international differential tuition fee as an international student. Two scholarships are awarded annually, supporting international students who are required to pay international tuition fees and who are not Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents of Canada.

The University of Calgary General Undergraduate Scholarship is offered annually to undergraduate students in any faculty at the University of Calgary. This internal scholarship is awarded based on academic merit to continuing undergraduate students who are in their second, third, or fourth year of study. The scholarship amount is variable and the number of awards available varies each year. Students apply through the My UCalgary Portal for Continuing Undergraduate Awards. This scholarship is funded by the University of Calgary and is open to students of any citizenship or residency status who meet the academic merit requirements.

The University of Calgary Faculty Women's Club Undergraduate Scholarship is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student entering third year in any faculty at the University of Calgary. The scholarship is valued at up to $1,800 and is awarded based on academic merit. This internal scholarship is funded by the University of Calgary Faculty Women's Club and recognizes the academic achievements of students as they progress to their third year of undergraduate studies. Students can apply through the My UCalgary Portal Continuing Undergraduate Awards application process.

The University of Calgary Faculty of Law Ruby Anniversary Scholarship was created in 2016 to celebrate the Faculty of Law's 40th (Ruby) Anniversary. The scholarship represents a lasting legacy for students that illustrates the positive impact on the world when we hold true to the warmth, vitality, and strong passion for the legal profession. This scholarship is offered annually to an undergraduate student enrolled in the Faculty of Law, JD Program. Selection is based on academic merit. The award provides up to $1,300 to support a deserving law student in their second or third year of study. Funding comes from various donors to the Faculty of Law.

The University of Calgary Engineering Alumni Scholarship is offered annually to undergraduate students entering their first year in the Schulich School of Engineering. This scholarship recognizes academic merit and provides financial support to outstanding students beginning their engineering education. The award is made possible through the generous support of the Engineering Chapter of the University of Calgary Alumni Association and the Schulich School of Engineering Associates Program. Two scholarships are available each year, with each award valued at up to $9,000 CAD.

The University of Calgary Alumni Association Scholarship is offered annually to undergraduate students entering any faculty at the University of Calgary. This entrance scholarship recognizes academic merit, contributions to school and/or community life, and indication of academic promise. The scholarship is available to Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents entering their first year of undergraduate studies. Five scholarships are awarded each year, with each scholarship valued at up to $5,000. The award is funded by the University of Calgary Alumni Association to support outstanding incoming students who have demonstrated both academic excellence and meaningful engagement in their school and community.

The Ursula O. and Herbert Zandmer Fine Arts Scholarship is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, majoring in Visual Studies at the University of Calgary. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit. This internal award, established through the Estate of Ursula O. and Herbert Zandmer, provides up to $5,000 to support one student each year as they continue their studies in fine arts.

The Ursula O. and Herbert Zandmer Combined Degree Scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary. The scholarship provides two awards, with one designated for a student majoring in Chemical Engineering and one for a student majoring in Oil or Gas Engineering. At least one award is given in each major. Preference is given to students registered in a combined degree program in the Faculty of Arts or Haskayne School of Business. Recipients are selected based on academic merit. This scholarship was established through the Estate of Ursula O. and Herbert Zandmer to support engineering students pursuing combined degree programs.

The Urban and Regional Information Systems Association Scholarship is offered annually by the Alberta Chapter of the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association to support students in geomatics and geographic information systems fields. This scholarship recognizes undergraduate students who are entering their fourth year at the University of Calgary and are pursuing studies in land information systems or geographic information systems. The award is based on academic merit and extra-curricular activities that benefit the community. Recipients must be majoring in either Geomatics Engineering in the Schulich School of Engineering or Geography in the Faculty of Arts.

The Upland Birds Alberta Scholarship is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student in the Faculty of Science at the University of Calgary, majoring in Ecology. The award is valued at up to $1,300 and recognizes academic standing in courses constituting the ecology field. This internal scholarship is provided through the generous support of Upland Birds Alberta. To be eligible, students must have completed at least 10 full-course equivalents and demonstrate strong academic performance in their ecology-focused coursework. The scholarship supports students in their third or fourth year of undergraduate study.

The Undergraduate Nursing Society Scholarship is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student entering second or third year in the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Calgary. The scholarship, valued at up to $1,200, is awarded based on academic merit and extra-curricular activities that exemplify the UNS (Undergraduate Nursing Society) mandate. Applicants must be members of the Undergraduate Nursing Society and provide documentation regarding demonstrated proficiency in client care. This internal scholarship is funded by the Undergraduate Nursing Society donor and is available to students of any citizenship or residency status.

The Tulsi Family Science Scholarship is an annual scholarship offered to continuing undergraduate students enrolled in the Faculty of Science at the University of Calgary. The scholarship recognizes academic merit and is valued at up to $1,000. Students must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.50 to be eligible for this award. This scholarship was generously established by donor Harish Tulsi to support outstanding science students pursuing their undergraduate studies. Recipients are selected based on their academic performance and continued enrollment in the Faculty of Science.

The Tulsi Family Economics Scholarship is an annual award offered to continuing undergraduate students at the University of Calgary. The scholarship supports students enrolled in the Faculty of Arts who are majoring in the BA Honors program in Economics. This merit-based scholarship was established through the generosity of donor Harish Tulsi to recognize academic excellence in the field of economics. The award provides financial support of up to $1,000 to one deserving student each year.

The Trevor Sawatzky Undergraduate Scholarship is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student in the Haskayne School of Business at the University of Calgary. This scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate both academic merit and significant contributions to fostering and promoting a positive student experience for Haskayne School of Business students. Eligible students must show involvement in student clubs and/or organizations, and participate in a variety of student events and initiatives designed to enrich student life. The scholarship provides up to $1,800 to support one deserving student each year. This internal award is made possible through the generosity of donor Trevor Sawatzky and reflects the value placed on both academic excellence and community engagement within the business school.

The TransAlta Corporation Memorial Scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students entering second year in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary. This scholarship was established by TransAlta Corporation in memory of G.A. Gaherty, late Chairperson of the Board of Calgary Power Ltd. (now known as TransAlta Corporation). The scholarship recognizes academic merit and supports students pursuing engineering studies. Five awards are available annually, distributed across engineering departments: one award each in Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, and two awards in Electrical and Computer Engineering. Each scholarship provides $750 to the recipient.

The Trak Com Wireless Scholarship in Electrical Engineering is an annual scholarship offered to continuing undergraduate students at the University of Calgary. The scholarship is awarded to students entering their third, fourth, or fifth year in the Schulich School of Engineering who are majoring in Electrical Engineering. Selection is based on academic merit. The award is provided by Trak Com Wireless Inc., a donor supporting excellence in electrical engineering education.

The Trajan and Florica Nitescu Scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary. The scholarship is based on academic merit and is evenly distributed amongst second, third, and fourth year students. Established by Mrs. Florica Nitescu in memory of her husband Trajan, this award recognizes outstanding academic achievement in engineering students. The scholarship provides up to $4,300 annually with three awards available. Students must apply through the My UCalgary Portal: Continuing Undergraduate Awards system.

The Thompson Scholarship is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student in any faculty at the University of Calgary. The scholarship is based on academic merit and is available to Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents. Established by donors Derrick and Stella Thompson of Calgary, this internal scholarship provides financial support to deserving students who demonstrate strong academic performance as they progress through their undergraduate studies. Students entering their 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year are eligible to apply through the My UCalgary Portal for Continuing Undergraduate Awards.

The Thompson-Reddick Scholarships in Drama have been established in recognition of celebrated actor and University of Calgary Associate Professor Emeritus of Drama, Grant Reddick. This scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts who are majoring in Drama. One award is offered to a student in year two and one award is offered to a student in year three. Recipients are selected based on academic merit. The scholarship provides up to $1400 to support undergraduate students pursuing their studies in Drama at the University of Calgary.

The Thomas S. Dobson Undergraduate Scholarship in Nursing is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students entering fourth year in the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Calgary. The scholarship was established in honor of T.S. Dobson on the occasion of his retirement from the Board of Directors at Pembina Resources Limited, and is now provided by Pembina Corporation. Recipients are selected based on academic merit and extra-curricular activities. Up to four scholarships are awarded annually, each valued at up to $2,200.

The Tetiana Lehkun Scholarship in Botany is an annual scholarship established by the Estate of Victor Nicholas Ruryk in the name of Tetiana Lehkun to honour her market garden business. The scholarship supports students studying botany in the Faculty of Science at the University of Calgary. The award is offered to continuing undergraduate students who are majoring in Plant Biology and is based on academic merit. Up to three scholarships are available annually, with each award valued at up to $5,100 CAD. This scholarship recognizes outstanding academic achievement among undergraduate students pursuing studies in plant biology and botany. Students in their 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year of undergraduate studies in the Faculty of Science with a major in BOTA or PLBI are eligible to apply through the My UCalgary Portal for Continuing Undergraduate Awards.

The Terra Mareck Cothran Business Law Scholarship is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student entering their second year or third year in the Faculty of Law, JD Program at the University of Calgary. The scholarship recognizes students who have achieved a high standard of performance in LAW 509 - Business Associations. Preference is given to Indigenous students or students who identify as visible minorities. The scholarship provides $5,000 in financial support to one recipient annually. Students are nominated through the Law Nominated Awards process for New and Continuing Students.

The Terence Penelhum Undergraduate Scholarship is offered annually to undergraduate students entering third or fourth year in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Calgary, majoring in Philosophy or Religious Studies. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit. Two awards are available: one allocated to a student majoring in Religious Studies and one allocated to a student majoring in Philosophy. This scholarship was established by the former Faculty of Humanities, Department of Philosophy, former Department of Religious Studies, colleagues and former students of Dr. Penelhum to recognize outstanding undergraduate achievement in these fields of study.

The Ted Rogers Legacy Scholarship is offered annually to high school students entering the Faculty of Science or Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary. This prestigious entrance scholarship recognizes academic excellence and leadership, providing significant financial support valued at $25,000. The scholarship is renewable for up to four years of undergraduate study, supporting students pursuing degrees in Computer Science, Data Science, Computer Engineering, or Software Engineering. Recipients must demonstrate contribution to school and/or community life with demonstrated leadership qualities. To maintain the scholarship in subsequent years, students must remain enrolled in one of the eligible programs and achieve a minimum GPA of 3.20 over a minimum of 24.00 units in the previous fall and winter terms. The scholarship is available to Canadian citizens or permanent residents entering their first year of study.

The Tecterra Geomatics Scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students enrolled in their second year in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary with a major in Geomatics Engineering. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit. This award is made possible through the generous support of Tecterra Inc., a company supporting geomatics and location-based technology development. Three scholarships of $10,000 each are available annually to support students pursuing studies in geomatics engineering, a field that combines spatial data science, surveying, and geographic information systems.

The Teacher Education Centennial Scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students in the Werklund School of Education at the University of Calgary. This scholarship supports students who demonstrate academic merit as they pursue their teaching education. The award is made possible through the Centennial Scholarship Endowment Fund, with additional support from the Faculty of Education. Recipients are selected through a nomination process, and students are encouraged to contact the Werklund School of Education for more information about eligibility and the selection process.

The Tavender Family Scholarship is offered to a student entering second or third year in the Faculty of Law, JD program at the University of Calgary. This renewable scholarship recognizes superior academic merit with academic standing on the Dean's List, along with demonstrated initiative and leadership qualities through commitment and contribution to extra-curricular activities within the law school or in the community. The scholarship is renewable in the third year of the JD program, provided the recipient achieves a minimum GPA of 3.20 over a minimum of 24.00 units in the previous fall and winter terms. This award was established by David Tavender, K.C. and the University of Calgary to support outstanding law students who excel both academically and in their contributions to the law school community.

The Suncor Energy Emerging Leaders Science Scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students in the Faculty of Science at the University of Calgary. This scholarship is specifically designed for students majoring in Geology or Geophysics and is awarded based on academic merit. The scholarship provides financial support of up to $5,000 to emerging leaders in these scientific disciplines. Originally donated by Petro-Canada, this award recognizes outstanding students pursuing studies in geoscience fields.

The Suncor Energy Emerging Leaders Engineering Scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary. This scholarship recognizes academic merit among students majoring in Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, or Oil & Gas Engineering. The award is designed to support emerging leaders in engineering fields who demonstrate strong academic performance. Students in their 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year of study are eligible to apply through the My UCalgary Portal continuing undergraduate awards application process.

The Suncor Energy Emerging Leaders Business Scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students in the Haskayne School of Business at the University of Calgary. The scholarship recognizes academic merit among students majoring in various business disciplines including Accounting, Business Process Management, Energy Management, Finance, Human Resources, International Business, International Business Strategy, Management Information Systems, Marketing, Operations Management, Petroleum Land Management, Risk Management, Insurance & Finance, Risk Management & Insurance, or Supply Chain Management. This award supports emerging leaders in business education who are pursuing their undergraduate degrees in these specialized fields.

The Summit Veterinary Pharmacy Ltd. Scholarship in Clinical Pharmacology is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student entering fourth year in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Calgary. The scholarship recognizes superior academic merit in two specific courses: VETM 443 - Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology and VETM 523 - Anesthesiology and Therapeutics. This award provides financial support to veterinary medicine students who demonstrate exceptional performance in clinical pharmacology and related therapeutic disciplines. The scholarship is funded by Summit Veterinary Pharmacy Ltd. and is administered through the University of Calgary's internal awards program.

The SU Quality Money Black Brilliance Scholarship is offered annually by the University of Calgary Student's Union Quality Money to continuing undergraduate students enrolled in any program at the University of Calgary. The scholarship recognizes academic merit and is specifically designed to support Black students who demonstrate involvement and leadership in Black communities through extra-curricular activities. The award provides $3,500 to recipients who meet the eligibility criteria. Ten scholarships are available each year, making this a significant opportunity for Black undergraduate students who have completed at least their first year of studies and are continuing their education at the University of Calgary.

The Stephanie Saul Memorial Scholarship in Engineering is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary, majoring in Electrical Engineering. The scholarship was established by Penn West Energy Trust, along with former classmates, family and friends of Ms. Stephanie Saul, a graduate of the class of 2009 in Electrical Engineering. The intent of this scholarship is to award a student requiring financial assistance who has the potential to be a good engineer. Recipients must demonstrate academic merit and be Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents. Two scholarships of up to $4,500 each are awarded annually to students in their 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year of study.

The Spirit and Serena Sunderji Scholarship is offered annually to a graduating student in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Calgary who is pursuing a career in a small animal practice. The scholarship recognizes academic merit based on student performance in the Small Animal GVP rotation, with consideration given to the number of small animal rotations and overall performance in these rotations. Preference is given to students who have been accepted into a formal small animal internship, with second preference to students who have secured a job in a small animal practice. The overall GPA in Year IV courses may also be considered if necessary. This award supports students who demonstrate excellence in small animal veterinary medicine as they transition from their veterinary education to professional practice.

The Sonia Scurfield Scholarship was established in recognition of the participation of the late Ralph Scurfield in bringing the Flames Hockey team to Calgary. The scholarship is offered annually to one male and one female continuing undergraduate student entering second year at the Haskayne School of Business, Bachelor of Commerce program. Recipients must be active members of a Dinos Varsity team (not practice squad) and demonstrate academic merit. The scholarship is renewable in the third and fourth year at the University of Calgary, provided recipients achieve a minimum GPA of 3.20 over a minimum of 18.00 units completed in the previous fall and winter terms. Applicants must be Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents.

The Society of Undergraduate Mathematics - Calgary (SUM-C) Scholarship is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student in the Faculty of Science at the University of Calgary, specifically within the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit to students who are members of the Society of Calgary Undergraduate Mathematics. This award recognizes outstanding students pursuing mathematics and statistics studies at the University of Calgary. Students must be enrolled in majors including Applied and Computational Sciences, Applied Mathematics, General Mathematics, Mathematics, Pure Mathematics, or Statistics. The scholarship is open to students in their second, third, or fourth year of undergraduate study with no citizenship or residency restrictions.

The Society of Petroleum Engineers Third Year Scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students entering third year in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary. The scholarship is available to students majoring in Oil & Gas Engineering or with a minor in Petroleum Engineering. Awards are made on the basis of academic merit, with preference given to students who are members of the Society of Petroleum Engineers. This scholarship is funded by the Petroleum Society of Canada and provides up to $1,750 CAD per recipient. Two scholarships are available annually to support outstanding students pursuing petroleum engineering education.

The Society of Petroleum Engineers Second Year Scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students entering their second year in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary. The scholarship is specifically for students with a major in Oil & Gas Engineering or a minor in Petroleum Engineering. Selection is based on academic merit, with preference given to students who are members of the Society of Petroleum Engineers. Up to three scholarships are available, each valued at up to $1,750 CAD. This internal scholarship provides financial support to promising engineering students pursuing petroleum-related disciplines during their second year of study.

The Society of Petroleum Engineers Final Year Scholarship is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student entering their final year in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary. The scholarship is specifically designed for students with a major in Oil & Gas Engineering or a minor in Petroleum Engineering who have completed the Schulich School of Engineering Internship Program. The award recognizes academic merit and provides financial support to deserving students in petroleum-related engineering disciplines. Preference is given to students who are members of the Society of Petroleum Engineers, encouraging professional engagement and development in the field.

The Society of Asian Scientists & Engineers (SASE) Scholarship is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students enrolled in the Faculty of Science or Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary. The scholarship supports students majoring in specific science disciplines including Biological Sciences, Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Environmental Science, and Natural Sciences, as well as engineering disciplines such as Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Software, or Mechanical Engineering. Recipients must demonstrate academic merit and be active members of the SASE Club. Three scholarships of $3,000 each are awarded annually to eligible students in their second, third, or fourth year of study.

This scholarship was created in celebration of Soby Boyden Lenz's 20th anniversary and in celebration of the University of Calgary's 40th anniversary as a way to support students interested in pursuing a career in family law. The scholarship is offered annually to a student in the Faculty of Law, JD program with the highest standing in LAW 515: Family Law. Preference is given to the student with the aggregate highest standing in LAW 515: Family Law and LAW 683: Advanced Family Law if both courses are offered in the same year. This award recognizes academic excellence in family law studies and supports students committed to this field of legal practice.

The Smiley Raborn, Jr. Scholarship is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Calgary, majoring in Visual Studies, Dance, Drama or Music. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and provides financial support up to $2,500. This opportunity is made possible through the generosity of CanDel Oil Ltd. and aims to support students pursuing creative and performing arts disciplines. Recipients are selected through a nomination process for continuing undergraduate students, and for more information, students should contact the School of Creative and Performing Arts.

The Sir Ranulph de Glanvill Scholarship in Legal History is an annual scholarship offered to undergraduate students in any faculty at the University of Calgary. The award is presented to the student who submits the best essay in the constitutional and/or legal history of the common law world. Named after donor Louis A. Knafla, this scholarship recognizes academic merit and excellence in legal history scholarship. The award provides up to $1,500 to one undergraduate student annually. For additional information about the scholarship, students should contact the Department of History at the University of Calgary.

The Sigurd Hagen-Torn Scholarship in Dance, Wellness & Research is offered annually to continuing undergraduate students enrolled in the Faculty of Arts majoring in Dance at the University of Calgary. This scholarship was established by Sigurd Hagen-Torn, a friend of the Dance Department for over 35 years, and reflects his interest in research and the effects of dance on the body as an inspiration to live a healthy lifestyle. The scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate academic merit and extra-curricular activities showing interest in Health & Wellness. Recipients must be in their 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year of study and may be of any citizenship or residency status.

The Shirley M. White Scholarship is offered annually to a continuing full-time undergraduate student entering third or fourth year in the Faculty of Arts, BFA (Drama) program at the University of Calgary. The award is based on academic merit and is valued at up to $1,700. This scholarship is funded through the generosity of donor Dr. Terry White. Recipients are selected for their demonstrated academic excellence in the drama program. For more information about this award, students should contact the School of Creative and Performing Arts, Division of Drama at the University of Calgary.

The Shirley C. Murray Scholarship is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student in the Faculty of Arts who is majoring in Dance at the University of Calgary. This scholarship recognizes academic merit and is valued at up to $1,300. The award is made possible through the generous support of Dance Montage. Students interested in this opportunity should contact the School of Creative and Performing Arts, Division of Dance for more information. This is an internal scholarship administered through the university's nomination process.

This scholarship is offered annually to undergraduate students entering first year in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary. The award recognizes exceptional academic merit for students whose permanent home address and high school from which they will graduate must be at least 100 kilometres outside the Calgary city centre. International students are also eligible. The scholarship is renewable in the second and third years at the University of Calgary for $30,400 providing the recipient maintains enrolment in the Schulich School of Engineering and achieves a minimum GPA of 3.50 on a minimum of 30.00 units in the previous fall and winter terms. This prestigious award is made possible through the generosity of donor Seymour Schulich.

The Seymour Schulich Academic Excellence Entrance Scholarship for Calgary Area Residents is offered annually to undergraduate students entering first year in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary. This prestigious scholarship recognizes exceptional academic merit and provides substantial financial support to students from the Calgary area. The award is valued at $15,200 per year and is renewable in the second and third years at the University of Calgary, providing continued support throughout the student's undergraduate engineering studies. To maintain the scholarship, recipients must remain enrolled in the Schulich School of Engineering and achieve a minimum GPA of 3.50 in the previous fall and winter terms based on a full course load of at least 30 units. Eligibility requires that the student's permanent home address is within 100 kilometres of the Calgary city centre, though international students are also eligible for this award.

The Senator the Honourable H.A. Olson Scholarship is offered annually to an undergraduate student entering first year in any faculty at the University of Calgary. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit to students from Alberta living south of Latitude 50, excluding Calgary. Preference is given to graduates from a high school within the 1968 boundaries of the federal electoral constituency of Medicine Hat. The award was established by the H.A. Olson Scholarship Fund and friends in honour of Senator H.A. 'Bud' Olson.

The Scott Venturo Rudakoff LLP Scholarship in Insurance Law is offered annually to students enrolled in the Faculty of Law, JD program at the University of Calgary. This scholarship recognizes academic merit, specifically awarding students who achieve the highest academic standing in LAW 553: Insurance Law. The award provides up to $2,200 and two scholarships are available each year. Scott Venturo Rudakoff LLP is a full service law firm based in Calgary, Alberta, and has been a long-time supporter and friend of the Faculty of Law at the University of Calgary. Students must be in their 2nd or 3rd year of the JD program and are selected through the Law Nominated Awards process for New and Continuing Students.

The Scott Venturo Rudakoff LLP Recognition of Excellence Entrance Scholarship is offered annually to a student entering into the Faculty of Law, JD program at the University of Calgary. This scholarship recognizes academic merit and is valued at up to $7,000. The award is supported by Scott Venturo Rudakoff LLP, a full service law firm based in Calgary, Alberta that has been a long-term supporter and friend of the Faculty of Law at the University of Calgary. One scholarship is awarded each year to an incoming first-year law student.

The Schulich School of Engineering Scholarship is an entrance scholarship offered annually to undergraduate students entering their first year in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary. The award recognizes academic merit and is designed to support incoming engineering students as they begin their undergraduate studies. Seven scholarships are awarded each year, each valued at $5,000. This is an internal scholarship funded by the Schulich School of Engineering, providing financial support to high-achieving students who have demonstrated strong academic performance in their high school studies and are pursuing engineering education at the University of Calgary.

The Sayed Family Scholarship is offered annually to a continuing undergraduate student enrolled in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Calgary. This $2,000 scholarship recognizes academic merit and is specifically designed to support students who are the first generation in their family attending post-secondary education in Canada. The award was established through the generosity of donor Mohsin Dhrubo and reflects a commitment to supporting educational access and opportunity for students breaking new ground in their families' educational journeys.

The Royal Canadian Legion (Branch 288) Scholarship is offered annually to undergraduate students entering first year at the University of Calgary in any faculty. This entrance scholarship is based on academic merit and is specifically designated for graduates of any Airdrie, Alberta high school. The scholarship recognizes academic excellence among graduating high school students from the Airdrie area and supports their transition to university education. Awards are made possible through the generosity of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 288 in Airdrie.

The Ronald D. Bell Scholarship is an annual award offered to students entering their third year in the Faculty of Law, JD program at the University of Calgary. The scholarship recognizes academic merit in Taxation Law and requires candidates to demonstrate leadership ability and high standards of integrity. Established by the law firm Felesky Flynn, this scholarship supports outstanding law students who have excelled in their taxation law studies and demonstrated personal qualities of leadership and integrity. The award provides up to $500 annually to one qualifying student who meets the academic and character requirements.