Credit Valley Conservation Authority Foundation Scholarship
The Credit Valley Conservation Foundation offers one scholarship valued at $500 annually to an undergraduate student registered in either Geography or Planning who attains the highest academic standing. The successful candidate's permanent address must be within a member municipality of the Credit Valley Conservation Authority. No application is necessary.
Linda and Scott Davis Scholarship
A scholarship, valued at $1,000, is awarded annually to an outstanding undergraduate student enrolled in year Two, Three or Four in a Geography program in the Faculty of Environmental Studies. This fund is made possible by a donation from Linda and Scott Davis.
D. George Dunseith Scholarship
A scholarship, valued at up to $1,000, is awarded annually to an outstanding undergraduate student enrolled in Year Three or Four of the School of Planning in the Faculty of Environmental Studies. Selection is based on a written statement of not more than two pages indicating the reasons why this scholarship will be valuable in assisting them in their continuing education, stating their career objectives and aspirations, and describing their commitment to affordable housing and sustainable communities. Interested students enrolled in 2B, 3A, 3B, or 4A are asked to submit a special application by February 28th. This fund is made possible by a donation from Habitat for Humanity Canada.
Environment and Resource Studies Memorial Scholarship Fund
These awards have been established by the Department of Environment and Resource Studies in memory of students, alumni, faculty, staff and friends. Awards are made, as funds permit, to undergraduate students in any year in the Department of Environment and Resource Studies on the basis of academic achievement. No application is required. Donations have been received in memory of Peter Fass and Mary Marshall-Gardiner.
Faculty of Environmental Studies Alumni Academic Travel Award
Up to four awards, valued at $500 each, are awarded annually to undergraduate students enrolled in Year Three or Four in the Faculty of Environmental Studies who have been accepted to study abroad on an official academic exchange. Interested students are required to submit an application as well as a short essay on their exchange destination by June 1st. Recipients of other major UW educational travel awards are not eligible. This fund is made possible by a donation from the Faculty of Environmental Studies Alumni.
Garden Club of Kitchener-Waterloo Conservation Award
An award, valued at $1,000, is awarded annually to an undergraduate student enrolled in Year Four of Environment and Resources Studies who has achieved a minimum overall average of 75% and who has demonstrated interest in conservation through summer or co-op work terms, volunteer initiatives and course work. Interested students should submit an application by October 15th.
John Horton Pragma Undergraduate Award
This award, valued at $150, is given to an outstanding undergraduate student citizen who has significantly contributed to the well being of fellow students and to the School of Planning.
John McKay Memorial Award
This award, valued at $250, has been established in memory of a student who died in an airplane accident while on a work-term in Northwestern Ontario. The award is presented annually to a Co-op Geography student who is completing the 4B term. Candidates are selected on the basis of good academic standing, work-term performance, and broad involvement in the Co-op program and class activities.
Herb Nemeth Scholarship
A $200 scholarship is presented to the top second-year student in the Department of Geography in the Faculty of Environmental Studies.
Jack and Jean Nicol Award
One award, valued at $1,000 will be presented annually to an undergraduate student in Environmental Studies who is enrolled in studies related to park planning and management or wildlife conservation and who has a demonstrated interest in pursuing a career in this field. Interested third and fourth year undergraduate students who have a satisfactory academic record are invited to apply by November 30. This award was established by the Nicol family to honour the memory of their parents and to commemorate the work of Jack Nicol with Parks Canada.
Planning Memorial Scholarship Fund
These awards have been established by the School of Planning in memory of students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends. Awards are made, as funds permit, to undergraduate students at any level in the School of Planning on the basis of academic achievement. No application is required. Donations have been received in memory of: Gordon K. Buckingham (Class of '74), Netta (Nicki) Brandon (Class of '74), Richard R. Smith (Class of '74).
Pollution Probe at Brantford Award
An award, valued at $200, is made annually to a deserving student from Brant County who has an excellent academic record in Environmental Studies, preferably entering second year.
Richard B. Rodger Memorial Prize
This book prize was established with funds contributed by relatives and friends in memory of the late Richard B. Rodger, BES '71 (Geography). The book is presented each year, on the basis of marks, to a Geography student completing the third year of study.
Jack Rosen Memorial Award for Environmental Innovation
An award, valued at $2,500, is available annually to an undergraduate or graduate student enrolled in any year of any program in the Faculty of Environmental Studies who can demonstrate an innovative idea aimed at solving environmental challenges or issues. Interested students will declare their interest in submitting an idea through an on-line form and will prepare a poster or display that describes their environmental idea that will be on display for two weeks in March each year. An independent panel, appointed by the Dean, will determine the winner of the contest based primarily upon creativity demonstrated through a prior agreed upon set of criteria.
Alan Weeks Memorial Award
Established in memory of Alan Weeks, a $400 award is presented annually to a full-time student enrolled in Year Three of Honours Planning based on academic achievement. Students who demonstrate the greatest degree of personal growth in the conceptual and innovative aspects of design during their second year (PLAN 210, Principals of Environmental Design) will be considered. No application is necessary.