Scholarship List
API endpoint that allows Scholarships to be viewed or edited.
GET /api/scholarships/?format=api&page=121
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We operate under the\r\npremise that all donations received will be used to generate investment income\r\nwhich fund our Grants. The capital created by those donations is never spent.\r\nAs our endowment grows, our ability to fund Grants also grows. Your gift will\r\nlast, and give, forever. Click on our [How To\r\nGive](http://www.quesnelfoundation.ca/give/) tab QUESNEL WOODLOT ASSOCIATION -\r\nTED KENNEDY MEMORIAL AWARD Description An educational award for a Quesnel\r\nresident/student who intends to pursue a career in the forest industry or\r\nforestry related studies, including but not limited to natural resources,\r\noutdoor recreation, fisheries, mining from a commerce, business or technical\r\naspect. Preference will be given to a relative of a member of the Quesnel\r\nWoodlot Association. The award will be based on academic achievement,\r\nfinancial need, and school and community involvement. Application Deadline:\r\n**April 30** , successful recipients notified in June. Value: 2 awards of\r\nminimum of $1000 each (at the discretion of the Foundation, the awards may be\r\ncombined into a single award) To be eligible to apply applicants must: _Be in\r\nyour Grade 12 year, plan or be attending post- secondary school or be\r\nreturning to post-secondary as a mature student_ Be registered or planning to\r\nregister in an accredited school _Be a resident of Quesnel and surrounding\r\narea Completed and signed applications can be submitted: By mail: Quesnel\r\nCommunity Foundation, Box 4158, Quesnel, BC V2J 3J2 By e-mail\r\nto:[qcf@shaw.ca](mailto:qcf@shaw.ca \"qcf@shaw.ca\") **Ownership:** The\r\napplications will become the property of the Quesnel Community Foundation.\r\nSuccessful applicants may be interviewed by members of the selection committee\r\nand have the award presented publicly. Applications with special circumstances\r\nwill be held in confidence or, upon request, be destroyed. _\r\n*Administration:__ The QUESNEL WOODLOT - TED KENNEDY MEMORIAL AWARD is\r\nadministered by the Quesnel Community Foundation." }, "open_date": null, "date_time_created": "2018-02-26T20:19:49.382734Z", "is_atila_direct_application": false }, { "name": "SHINE Music Bursary", "description": "Face financial barriers which impede their practice and/or study of music\nAre between the ages of 16 and 24\nAre living in the Greater Toronto Area or surrounding area\nAre seeking to further their study or practice of traditional or folk music*.\n\n\nFace financial barriers which impede thei", "slug": "shine-music-bursary-n9eev0gw", "id": 274, "img_url": "https://ucarecdn.com/0639f2e1-8759-4f70-8410-dcd6dc3e0b93/logo.png", "deadline": "2020-01-15T23:59:00Z", "currency": "CAD", "funding_amount": "2000.00000000", "metadata": { "quick_add": true, "base_score": 0.00039999999999999996, "needs_review": true, "old_criteria_info": "The SHINE Music Bursary is an annual financial award intended to support young\r\nmusicians who wish to further their study or practice of traditional or folk\r\nmusic. Award amounts vary, up to a maximum of $2,000. This bursary is\r\navailable to youth who: * Face financial barriers which impede their practice\r\nand/or study of music * Are between the ages of 16 and 24 * Are seeking to\r\nfurther their study or practice of traditional or folk music * Are living in\r\nthe Greater Toronto Area" }, "open_date": null, "date_time_created": "2018-02-26T19:50:20.954763Z", "is_atila_direct_application": false }, { "name": "Starfleet Scholarships", "description": "STARFLEET members who are attending community colleges, four-year colleges, most technical schools, junior colleges, and universities or graduate school, or any other accredited institution/organization that offers a certificate/certified program.\r\n\r\nScholarships are awarded in amounts of", "slug": "starfleet-scholarships-6b67zzy4", "id": 278, "img_url": "https://ucarecdn.com/f9a8fb7d-e7c2-43bc-8177-47638c801fb3/", "deadline": "2022-01-01T00:00:00Z", "currency": "CAD", "funding_amount": "0.00000000", "metadata": { "quick_add": true, "base_score": 0, "needs_review": true, "old_criteria_info": "STARFLEET members who are attending community colleges, four-year colleges,\r\nmost technical schools, junior colleges, and universities or graduate school,\r\nor any other accredited institution/organization that offers a\r\ncertificate/certified program. Scholarships are awarded in amounts of up to\r\n$1,000 based on number of applicants and availability of funds. **APPLICANTS\r\nMUST BE A STARFLEET MEMBER AND MUST HAVE BEEN A STARFLEET MEMBER FOR AT LEAST\r\nONE YEAR BEFORE THE APPLICATION DEADLINE. The application period runs from\r\nJanuary 1 through June 15 of each year. June 15 is the Application Deadline.\r\nTo be eligible for the 2018 Scholarship awards, the member must have joined\r\nprior to June 15, 2017.** The scholarships are presented at our annual\r\nInternational Conference each summer. In 2018, they will be presented during\r\nthe weekend of August, 10 - 12, at the conference in Bloomington, Minnesota." }, "open_date": null, "date_time_created": "2018-02-26T20:01:14.894053Z", "is_atila_direct_application": false }, { "name": "Student Challenge for Affordable Rental Housing", "description": "The Student Challenge is open to all students registered in an accredited post-secondary educational institution in Canada. You may participate individually or as a team and no entry or submission fee is required.\r\n\r\nIndividuals and teams may submit only one application.\r\nTeams can have a maximum of 5 members and must designate a leader. An entire class or more may be involved in a single submission, but the official team is limited to 5 members.\r\nTeams can work with one faculty member or teacher as an advisor, but they must not be an active team participant.\r\nThere is no limit on the number of teams from any given school.\r\nStudents from different schools may form a single team.\r\nSubmissions may be the product of work in a design studio or related class.", "slug": "student-challenge-for-affordable-rental-housing-jbfk26gd", "id": 276, "img_url": "https://ucarecdn.com/586094f1-e332-49dd-aa2a-41034d86180e/student-challenge-for-affordable-rental-housing-atila.png", "deadline": "2018-05-01T03:59:00Z", "currency": "CAD", "funding_amount": "0.00000000", "metadata": { "quick_add": true, "base_score": 9.0001, "needs_review": true, "old_criteria_info": "## Welcome to the Student Challenge for Affordable Rental Housing! ## This is\r\nyour chance to win $10,000 and play an active role in generating new ideas for\r\naffordable rental housing in Canada. The goal of the Affordable Rental\r\nInnovation Fund is to encourage innovative building techniques and new funding\r\nor business models in the rental housing sector. We're looking for your unique\r\nideas that will help revolutionize rental housing and create new affordable\r\nunits. Winning submissions may be eligible for funding to help transform an\r\ninnovative concept into a project that provides safe, accessible and\r\naffordable housing to Canadians. The Student Challenge opens on September 19,\r\n2017 and closes on April 30, 1\\. All applications must be submitted by 11:59\r\np.m. EST on April 30, 2018. No exceptions! If you have questions or require\r\nmore information, please contact us via email at\r\n[student_innovation_challenge@cmhc.ca](mailto:student_innovation_challenge@cmhc.ca)" }, "open_date": null, "date_time_created": "2018-02-26T19:56:47.079579Z", "is_atila_direct_application": false }, { "name": "Tough Turtle Turf Scholarship", "description": "– High School senior or undergraduate currently enrolled in an accredited college/university.\r\n– Write an essay about your education aspirations after graduation (750-1,500 words).", "slug": "tough-turtle-turf-scholarship-fa6epcwx", "id": 272, "img_url": "https://ucarecdn.com/ed7cf6d1-4066-4e82-ba0c-9bfb32f98bae/tough-turtle-turf-scholarship.jpg", "deadline": "2020-01-01T04:59:00Z", "currency": "CAD", "funding_amount": "1000.00000000", "metadata": { "quick_add": true, "base_score": 0.00039999999999999996, "needs_review": true, "old_criteria_info": "**Notification:** Student selected to receive scholarship will be notified by\r\nemail January 5th, 2019. ### About [Tough\r\nTurtle](http://www.toughturtleturf.com/ \"Tough Turtle\") Professional\r\nArtificial Grass Installation Tough Turtle Turf has the best artificial grass\r\nout in the industry. Our turf is perfect for lawns, backyards, putting greens,\r\npet runs, playgrounds and much more. Terms and Conditions * The Tough Turtle\r\nTurf award will be submitted to the financial aid office that corresponds the\r\nstudent. * The essays will be judged by Tough Turtle Turf scholarship team\r\nbased on writing and creativity ability. * Once the winner is chosen, the\r\nstudent may be asked to provide personal identification information to confirm\r\nenrollment. * Tough Turtle Turf will withhold the award if the applicant does\r\nnot meet the eligibility requirements. * Tough Turtle Turf reserves the right\r\nto withhold disbursement in the event that no applicant meets scholarship\r\nrequirements. ##### Once submitting application and essay, participants of\r\nTough Turtle Turf's scholarship constitutes consent to use applicants personal\r\ninformation for only the purpose of awarding the scholarship and reporting it\r\nto tax authorities. No information will be shared with third parties or\r\npersons. Personal information will not be used for marketing purposes." }, "open_date": null, "date_time_created": "2018-02-26T19:30:45.165111Z", "is_atila_direct_application": false }, { "name": "General Contractors' Section - Toronto Bursary Scholarship", "description": "Any student who: identifies as a ⚧Woman, is in their 2nd Year - Post Grad of study, has an academic average of 85 - 100%, has financial need.\nMust commit to active participation in and support of CAWIC for one full year", "slug": "general-contractors-section-toronto-bursary-scholarship-r9xoqtrz", "id": 460, "img_url": "https://ucarecdn.com/8f2e834e-4e1a-4250-b8b6-48ce4c5581ad/", "deadline": "2021-05-30T03:59:00Z", "currency": "CAD", "funding_amount": "1500.00000000", "metadata": { "gender": "female", "grades": "85 - 100%", "provider": "Canadian Association of Women in Construction", "base_score": 0, "study year": "2nd year - post grad", "not_open_yet": false, "financial need ": true, "old_criteria_info": "### About Canadian Association of Women in Construction CAWIC HISTORY CAWIC, a\nnot-for-profit Canadian organization was incorporated on October 13,\n2005\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\. Its membership includes women employed in construction and\nrelated fields in Canada. Our members are dedicated to the success of women in\nthe construction industry. CAWIC’s history began in 1982 as the Toronto\nChapter of NAWIC the U.S. based National Association of Women in Construction.\nIn October 2005, CAWIC separated from NAWIC to launch a Canadian independent\nassociation for its membership but continues to maintain its affiliation with\nNAWIC which operates from its head office in Texas. CAWIC MISSION To\nfacilitate the success of women in the Canadian construction industry by\nuniting our voices, knowledge and resources through the passion of our members\nand the women we inspire.\n\n", "is_criteria_markdown": true }, "open_date": "2022-02-01", "date_time_created": "2018-02-08T23:14:15.063000Z", "is_atila_direct_application": false }, { "name": "AES Engineering Scholarship", "description": "This scholarship is open to any student.", "slug": "aes-engineering-scholarship-q4yhp34c", "id": 163, "img_url": "https://ucarecdn.com/763a48b2-6453-486b-baa0-cdb64e2787f1/", "deadline": "2021-10-09T03:59:00Z", "currency": "CAD", "funding_amount": "500.00000000", "metadata": { "base_score": 0, "old_criteria_info": "Purpose of Scholarships AES Engineering is pleased to be able to continue\r\noffering scholarships to motivated students to help in the furthering of their\r\neducation. Scholarship Criteria Our belief is that achieving a high grade\r\npoint average should not be the only criteria for determining who deserves to\r\nbe helped. For that reason we are offering a scholarship that will be awarded\r\non the basis of character, as determined by an evaluation of the essays that\r\nare submitted. Scholarships are intended for our future leaders across a wide\r\nspectrum of fields of study. This award is available to high school seniors\r\nand all students attending a post secondary educational facility. You are not\r\nrequired to be taking Engineering courses to be eligible. How to Apply\r\nStudents must submit an essay of between 500 and 1000 words in answer to the\r\nfollowing question: When you look back on your life in 30 years, what would it\r\ntake for you to consider your life successful? What relationships or\r\naccomplishments will be important on this journey? Amount of award: $500.00\r\nDeadline for entry: October 6, 2018 Submit essay to\r\nscholarships@aesengineers.com There is no application packet for this award.\r\nPlease do not include your resume at this time. Be sure to include your full\r\nname as well as the name of the school you are attending this year and your\r\nplans for next year." }, "open_date": "2021-07-01", "date_time_created": "2018-01-31T22:39:07.303652Z", "is_atila_direct_application": false }, { "name": "Arthur and Theresa MacDonald Charitable Trust", "description": "This Scholarship Fund was transferred to the CFPEI in 2011 by the committee of the Arthur and Theresa MacDonald Trust. The income from the funds assists Island students who are in a PEI post-secondary program and would benefit from financial assistance.", "slug": "arthur-and-theresa-macdonald-charitable-trust-lma6824g", "id": 165, "img_url": "https://cfpei.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/130-St-Peters-vistas.jpg", "deadline": "2020-05-01T23:59:00Z", "currency": "CAD", "funding_amount": "1000.00000000", "metadata": { "base_score": 32.0001, "old_criteria_info": "Conditions of Eligibility\r\nIs enrolled in a Canadian post-secondary school\r\nDemonstrates effort and dedication to academic studies\r\nDemonstrates financial need\r\n\r\nEstimated award: 5 Scholarships of $1,000\r\nThis Scholarship Fund was transferred to the CFPEI in 2011 by the committee of the Arthur and Theresa MacDonald Trust. The income from the funds assists Island students who are in a PEI post-secondary program and who could benefit from financial assistance. Awards determined by CFPEI Granting Committee.", "automation_requests": [ 32 ] }, "open_date": null, "date_time_created": "2018-01-31T22:55:00.848999Z", "is_atila_direct_application": false }, { "name": "CENTRAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM", "description": "GPA Above 2.0\r\nYou must be planning to attend an accredited United States college, university, community college or career school in the upcoming academic year.\r\n\r\nYou Are a Student from Maryland\r\nYou must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. If you haven’t been a Maryland resident for at least one year, but you live within 200 miles of Baltimore City, you can still apply. You’ll be eligible for our interest-free loans only. Non-Maryland residents who are bilingual, and are pursuing graduate study in social work or mental health at Maryland schools, are also eligible, but only for the Stulman Endowed Scholarship.", "slug": "central-scholarship-program-trwr82ay", "id": 160, "img_url": "https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRfbzs4qff_b6VesJRk5Sz_NOUqim6-BFWPNGmYwcOog_AK74BvsA", "deadline": "2021-04-01T03:59:00Z", "currency": "CAD", "funding_amount": "40000.00000000", "metadata": { "base_score": 0.0014, "old_criteria_info": "General Eligibility for Maryland Scholarships Requirements\r\nGPA Above 2.0\r\nYou must be planning to attend an accredited United States college, university, community college or career school in the upcoming academic year.\r\n\r\nYou Are a Student from Maryland\r\nYou must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. If you haven’t been a Maryland resident for at least one year, but you live within 200 miles of Baltimore City, you can still apply. You’ll be eligible for our interest-free loans only. Non-Maryland residents who are bilingual, and are pursuing graduate study in social work or mental health at Maryland schools, are also eligible, but only for the Stulman Endowed Scholarship.\r\n\r\n \r\nI’m Eligible. Now What?\r\nDegree-Seeking Students\r\nOur application for degree-seeking students is open until April 3, 2018.\r\n\r\nAPPLY NOW\r\n\r\nCareer or Technology Training Students\r\nThese programs include, but are not limited to, health professions, commercial driving, HVAC, and construction. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis each month and finalists are contacted by email to interview. For example, an application submitted between January 1st and January 31st will receive a decision by February 28th." }, "open_date": null, "date_time_created": "2018-01-31T22:02:56.006241Z", "is_atila_direct_application": false }, { "name": "DOROTHY CORRIGAN ENTRANCE BURSARY", "description": "Description:\tAwarded to a student entering full time studies (five courses per semester)at the University of Prince Edward Island for the first time, and who has demonstrated financial need. The bursary is for first year, and non-renewable.", "slug": "dorothy-corrigan-entrance-bursary-dmcv535z", "id": 164, "img_url": "https://ucarecdn.com/d09eee17-5499-4bfe-9d30-8ce1d0964d16/dorothy-corrigan-entrance-bursary.jpeg", "deadline": "2019-12-02T23:59:00Z", "currency": "CAD", "funding_amount": "3000.00000000", "metadata": { "base_score": 0.0088, "old_criteria_info": "Maximum Amount: $3000.00 Status: Entering 1st Year Application Form:\r\nApplication Form Deadline: Mar 1 Occasion: High School Graduation (June)\r\nScholarship Type: Award Description: Awarded to a student entering full time\r\nstudies (five courses per semester)at the University of Prince Edward Island\r\nfor the first time, and who has demonstrated financial need. The bursary is\r\nfor first year, and non-renewable. Background: These bursaries were created by\r\na gift from Dorothy Corrigan, LLD (Hon), O.C., a life-long resident of\r\nCharlottetown. Dorothy Corrigan attended Prince of Wales College where she\r\ntook the commercial course. For two years she was employed in the office of\r\nthe Charlottetown Hospital and at the end of that time she entered the school\r\nof nursing there, graduating with her R.N. Dorothy followed the nursing\r\nprofession in Charlottetown and later in Montreal where she married a dentist,\r\nDr. Ernest Corrigan. They returned to Charlottetown to live. While bringing up\r\nher son and daughter and running her household, Dorothy was involved in\r\ncommunity affairs and was periodically involved again in the nursing\r\nprofession especially at times when there was a shortage of nurses. In 1958 a\r\ngroup of Charlottetown citizens asked her to put her name on the ballot for\r\nthe civic election. Although she was defeated in that year, she was elected in\r\n1960, was unopposed in the next three elections and offered for Mayor in 1968.\r\nShe served as Mayor for three years. Because she had served on almost every\r\ncommittee in council, Dorothy was well qualified for this position. The\r\nletters, gifts, souvenirs, etc. throughout her home indicate that the people\r\nwere more than satisfied with her efforts. During her term of office as mayor\r\nshe was involved in many social functions, conventions, meetings, visits of\r\ndistinguished guests etc. She was in the company of Queen Elizabeth and Prince\r\nPhilip at the Royal Ball at Confederation Center and on another occasion was\r\npresented to the Queen Mother. After eleven years on City Council, Dorothy\r\nCorrigan undertook a new challenge. She was employed as Public Relations\r\nofficer at the Charlottetown Hotel. During this time she served on many\r\ncommittees such as Gold Cup and Saucer, Holland College advisory committee for\r\nPolice Academy, St. Dunstan's University Board, and served three years on\r\nCanada Council. She also was president of the Charlottetown Chamber of\r\nCommerce. Her awards for her contribution to community affairs include:\r\nHonorary Degree from University of P.E.I.; Honorary Membership in Royal\r\nCanadian Legion; Honorary Membership Student Union of P.E.I. and the Order of\r\nCanada. Dorothy Corrigan, who has an extensive knowledge of community and\r\ncivic affairs, is highly esteemed in her native city and province." }, "open_date": null, "date_time_created": "2018-01-31T22:49:13.566295Z", "is_atila_direct_application": false } ] }
