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Angela Campbell Business Co-op Memorial Award

The Angela Campbell Business Co-op Memorial Award is granted to a Faculty of Business student participating in UPEI's Co-operative Education program who demonstrates the qualities Angela Campbell was guided by: integrity, loyalty, and understanding the value and importance of diversity and inclusion. Angela passed away August 5, 2022, just shy of her 45th birthday. Despite a life too short, she left her mark on those she encountered. Born and raised in Rollo Bay, PE, Angela was a proud UPEI alumni whose career included time with both public, private, and not-for-profit sectors. Angela, class of 1999, was a member of the first graduating Faculty of Business Co-Op Program. Academically sound, she sought ways to become better connected to the Faculty of Business becoming involved as the first-year rep on the Business Society. Angela was guided by integrity and loyalty and understood the tremendous value of diversity and inclusion. Through kindness and empathy, she strived to help those around her be the best versions of themselves. This award was established by her former classmates in her memory to honor students who embody her values.

B. Harper Bull Scholarship Awards

The B. Harper Bull Scholarship Awards support post-secondary students pursuing future careers in the environmental or cultural heritage sectors. The scholarship program provides financial support to well-rounded students who demonstrate leadership through volunteer and extracurricular activities and epitomize the ideals of conservation. Special consideration is given to students who demonstrate the values of conservation and sustainability that allow communities to coexist with their natural environment. While academic excellence is important, scholarships are not necessarily awarded to students with the highest marks but rather to leaders who are active in their communities. The program is offered by the Toronto and Region Conservation Foundation to support students completing post-secondary studies in fields that relate broadly to the work of Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), including Environmental Studies, Landscape Architecture, Archaeology, Museum Studies, Forestry, and Civil Engineering.