Anna Sorkomova Memorial Bursaries
These awards are in memory of Anna Sorkomova, a graduate exchange student at UNBC from Yakutsk in Siberia. The donor has established these awards to help alleviate some of the financial hardships that these students encounter in coming to Canada to study and participate in full-time studies and/or exchange programs. The donor is committed to personally assisting these students to overcome some of the cultural challenges they experience and to help us learn from their cultures.
Donor Charles A. Buchan, BComm., CA, Partner with Deloitte & Touche LLP, Chartered Accountants
Value $1,500
Number Two
Eligibility Available to full-time undergraduate or graduate international exchange students from former eastern communist bloc countries or as chosen by UNBC.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need.
Note Selection of the recipients will be made on the recommendation of the International Operations Director.
Established 2000
 

The BC Hydro Bursary
BC Hydro is proud to support UNBC students in their commitment to and pursuit of postsecondary education.  As part of their community outreach programs, BC Hydro focuses on the key areas of:  environmental sustainability and stewardship, involvement in education, scholarships, aboriginal relations, and arts, cultural and community organizations.
Donor BC Hydro
Value $500
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full or part time undergraduate student with a declared major in Planning (BPl).  Preference will be given to a First Nations Student.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need and academic proficiency.
Conditions No one is able to receive this award more than once.
Recipient Selection Criteria Senate Committee on Scholarships and Bursaries, on recommendation by the Awards Officer.
Endowed 2005 

 

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Beta Sigma Phi Bursary
Beta Sigma Phi City Council, Prince George Chapter, invited all BC Chapters under the Beta Sigma Phi umbrella to establish a student award with UNBC. Following the association's motto of life, learning, friendship, several BC Chapters continue to support this initiative.
Donor BC Chapters of Beta Sigma Phi
Value $1,500
Number One
Eligibility Available to a student enroled in a minimum six credit hours per semester at UNBC. The recipient will be a member of a Beta Sigma Phi Chapter or the immediate family member of such a sorority member. Recipient will be a Canadian citizen with preference given to a permanent resident of BC.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need and academic proficiency.
Application Instructions Provide name of active sorority member, sorority chapter and location and complete the financial need section of the application form.
Endowed 1995

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Bill Reid Award
Bill Reid has been described as the individual who has “single-handedly revived the art of the Haida people.” For many years, Bill Reid has dreamed of helping the northwest coast return to the glory of its artistic past. To bring reality to this vision, friends have established this award.
Donor Supporters of northwestern arts
Value TBA
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student, teacher or professor at or associated with the University of Northern British Columbia.
Criteria Demonstrated high level of academic and social excellence. A project or program proposal must be submitted to the University and fund directors. Evaluations will be based on the potential to promote, preserve, or present the performing, verbal or visual arts of the northwest coast aboriginal peoples of British Columbia.
Application instructions Attach your project or program proposal to your application form.
Note The awards shall, as and where appropriate, alternate
each year in support of a performing, verbal or visual arts project or program. The first award was made in 1995. The recipient may re-apply for the award for up to a maximum of three years. The deadline to apply for this award is April 1.
Endowed 1993

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Birks Family Foundation Annual Bursary
The Birks Family Foundation was formed in 1961 by Henry Birks & Sons Limited and several members of the Birks Family. One of its goals is to provide bursaries to needy and deserving students pursuing post-secondary studies. This bursary is available to full-time students pursuing an academic degree in any faculty. The Foundation wishes to lend its support to students who will make positive contributions to society if given the opportunity to complete their studies.
Donor The Birks Family Foundation
Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student enroled in any degree program at UNBC.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need.
Application Instructions Complete the financial need section of the application form.
Established 1999

 

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Bruce and Pat Murdoch Bursary
Pat (born and raised in Prince George) and Bruce (resident since 1950) Murdoch raised four girls, all of whom graduated from PGSS. All four girls continued on to post-secondary challenges with the assistance of scholarships and bursaries for academic and athletic achievements. Pat & Bruce feel strongly that academics and athletics are both instrumental in developing well rounded citizens and have established two bursaries to recognize female athletes accepting that challenge at UNBC.
Donor Bruce and Pat Murdoch
Value $500
Number Two
Eligibility Available to a female varsity basketball player at UNBC.
Criteria Academic proficiency and demonstrated financial need.
Application Instructions The varsity women's basketball coach nominates the recipients for these awards.
Established 2002
 

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Bruno Raeber Student Award
Bruno Raeber was UNBC's premier Receptionist from 1992-2004.  His sense of humour and good natured character touched the lives of everyone at UNBC.  This award has been established by the University community as a tribute to Bruno.
Donor University community, Chaired by Bethany Haffner
Value $500
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full or part-time student enroled in any program of study at UNBC who is a resident of Northern British Columbia.  Preference will be given to a student with a disability.

Criteria Satisfactory Academic Standing and community involvement
Application Requirements Candidates must submit a one-page letter outlining their community involvement.
Conditions Student unable to receive more than once
Established  2004

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Can West Global Communications Scholarship
Can West Global Communications Corp. is an international media company. Can West, Canada's largest publisher of daily newspapers, owns, operates and/or holds substantial interests in newspapers, conventional television, out of home advertising, specialty cable channels, radio networks and Internet portals in Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Ireland and the United Kingdom. Fireworks, the company's program production and distribution division, operates in several countries throughout the world.
In addition to its corporate success, Can West has developed a reputation for outstanding community support. Funding provided to create the new Can West Global Communications Scholarship and Bursary at the University of Northern British Columbia demonstrates the company's commitment to the advancement of communications studies in BC institutions.
Donor Can West Global Foundation
Value $2,500
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student with a declared major in northern-specific social science programs (Anthropology, Economics, First Nations Studies, History, International Studies, Northern Studies, Political Science, Women's Studies, Psychology). Preference will be given to First Nations Students and students expressing interest in careers, or pursuing further studies in broadcasting or electronic communications.
Criteria Financial need and satisfactory academic standing
Endowed 2001

 

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Celena John Bursary
Celena John, a respected Elder of the Saik'uz First Nation, was a founding member of Carrier Sekani Family Services, and Elder advisor for the Carrier Sekani Tribal council and elected member of Chief and Council at Saik'uz First Nations. Her commitment to social justice for Aboriginal people was outstanding and recognized across Canada, including the Royal Commission on Aboriginal People. This bursary is intended for students that are pursuing their studies with a view to addressing social justice for Aboriginal people.
Donor Carrier Sekani Family Services, Saik'us First Nation, University of Northern British Columbia. Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full or part-time student, with preference to full-time aboriginal and/or Carrier students.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need and satisfactory academic standing.
Application Instructions Attach a letter outlining your career goals and how they relate to social justice for Aboriginal peoples in Canada, North America or worldwide. Complete the financial need section of the awards application form.
Note The recipient will be recommended by a committee consisting of representatives from family, Saik-‘uz First Nation, UNBC, Carrier Sekani Family Services, and the Carrier Tribal Council.
Endowed 2002

 

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Chris Winther was a long-time Prince George resident supportive of the local forest industry and devoted to his family. His keen community spirit and positive attitude earned him the reputation of being a dependable, respected businessman and one of the pioneers of a very prosperous and prominent industry. A strong belief in the importance of education and individualism were cornerstones in Chris' way of thinking. He thoroughly enjoyed young people and had the utmost respect and encouragement for those willing to strike out on their own, just as he once had done. Chris demonstrated a true love of life and a unique entrepreneurial spirit to all who knew him. This legacy has been created to carry forward his spirit. Donor Family and Friends
Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student who is a resident of Prince George by virtue of birth or continuous dwelling within the defined area for the fours years immediately prior to admission at UNBC.
Criteria Academic proficiency
Application Instructions Complete the residency section of the awards application for and submit a brief essay outlining your career plans that reasonably demonstrate your desire to stay in Prince George following graduation and your entrepreneurial spirit.
Endowed 2001

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Cloverdale Paint Bursary
Cloverdale Paint is a private western Canadian company that started in Surrey, BC in 1933. The company has grown steadily, opening branches and their Prince George location in 1986. They now operate from Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, BC and Washington State. The owners and employees are proud to support scholarships in many universities and colleges in western Canada.
Donor Cloverdale Paint Inc.
Value $700
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student who is a resident of British Columbia or Alberta. Preference will be given to students related to employees of Cloverdale Paint.
Criteria Satisfactory academic standing, demonstrated financial need and commitment to community service, and career and/or entrepreneurial objectives.
Application instructions Complete the financial need and residency sections of the awards application form. Attach a letter outlining your commitment to community service or career objectives. If you are related to a Cloverdale Paint employee, attach a statement indicating the name of the employee and his/her relationship to you.
Established 2001

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The Computer Science Entrance Award
This award has been established to encourage and support talented students entering or transferring to undergraduate studies in Computer Science at UNBC.
Donor UNBC Computer Science Program
Value $1,000
Number Up to Ten
Eligibility Available to full or part time undergraduate students entering their first or second year level of studies in Computer Science at UNBC, or transferring from another post-secondary institution into Computer Science at UNBC at any level of undergraduate studies.
Criteria Academic Proficiency and with courses in mathematics and/or computer science
Conditions The student must officially declare Computer Science as major.  Course enrolment for the year in which the award is held must be approved by the Chair of Computer Science or designate.  The award can be held only once.
Application Instructions Attach a letter outlining your experience, interest and performance in mathematics and/or computer science to the Awards Application.  Photocopies of any awards achieved may be attached.
Recipient Selection Criteria The Senate Committee on Scholarships and Bursaries, on recommendation of the Computer Science Program. Subject to Available Funding.
Established 2006

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Cora Donald Bursary
The BC Tel Pioneers are a non-profit organization of active and retired employees in the telecommunications industry. This bursary has been established in memory of the first Prince George chief telephone operator.
Donor The BC Tel Pioneers
Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time undergraduate or graduate student. Preference will be given to a candidate who indicates a career path in the telecommunications field.
Criteria Academic proficiency and demonstrated community/volunteer service in the Prince George Community.
Application Instructions Attach a letter outlining your community/volunteer service in the Prince George community to your application form.
Note Subject to passing grades, the same student may apply for this award more than once.
Endowed 1999

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CUPE Local 3799 Annual Bursary
CUPE Local 3799 represents the majority of non-faculty employees at the University of Northern British Columbia. CUPE is pleased to establish this bursary to assist in supporting the educational goals of a student.
Donor CUPE Local 3799
Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student who is a resident of northern British Columbia. Preference will be given to a relative of a CUPE member (e.g. son, daughter, spouse, sister, brother, parent, niece, nephew). In the event that there is no suitable candidate who is a relative of a CUPE member, the applicant will be a relative of any other unionized member.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need and academic proficiency.
Application Instructions Applicants must provide a letter signed by the CUPE Local or other registered Union President noting the relationship of their member to the applicant, and complete the financial need section of the awards application communications.
Endowed 2001

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Daphne Anderson Memorial Prize
Daphne Anderson (1939-1977) was the first teacher of Sm'algyax (Coast Tsimshian) in a public school. This was one of the first examples of the education system's involvement in the revitalization of First Nations languages. This prize will provide the opportunity to develop new initiatives in the area pioneered by Mrs. Anderson.
Donor Established by Mrs. Anderson's extended family and friends.
Value $250
Number One
Eligibility Available upon application or nomination to individuals or groups who have contributed to the well being of one of the First Nations languages within the UNBC region served by the College of New Caledonia, the Northern Lights Community College and the Northwest Community College.
Criteria This prize will be based on individual achievement, community activities, and/or published studies or curriculum materials that contribute to a First Nations language well being. Selection will be based on the committee's assessment of the degree to which each submission demonstrates originality, excellence, and impact on one or more languages of the region.
Application Instructions Attach a letter to your application form which addresses the above criteria. Note The selection committee will consist of a UNBC First Nations program faculty member, a member of the Senate Committee on First Nations and Aboriginal Peoples, and a designate of the extended family of the late Daphne Anderson.
Endowed 1998

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David Hoy Memorial Annual Scholarship
David Hoy began his career as a logger in the Fort St. James area when at the age of twenty he started his operations under the company name Tsayta Contracting Ltd. From there the number of companies has grown to sixteen or more. He was a very dynamic individual who was far ahead of his years. He died in a crash on August 5, 1998 while flying his helicopter and cruising timber in the Fort St. James area. He leaves behind three children, two sons and one daughter. His two sons Ben and Andrew have completed their degrees at the University of British Columbia as Registered Professional Foresters and are now running their Dad's main logging company, K & D Logging Ltd. under the KDL Group logo. The companies David was involved with along with his two partners, Ken Rasmussen and Keith Playfair, employed the largest number of individuals in the area except for the mills. David was an excellent businessman with a big heart who helped almost everyone he touched in some manner or other. He was highly respected by his business associates and loved very much by his family.
Donor  The staff at Deloitte & Touche LLP, Chartered Accountants
Value  $1,000
Number  One
Eligibility  Available to a full-time student from the Fort St. James area who is enroled in the Forestry program.. Second preference will be given to a student enroled in the Forestry Program who has indicated that he/she will continue to pursue studies to become a Registered Professional Forester.
Criteria  Academic proficiency.
Application Instructions  Fill out all sections of the Awards Application form and attach a letter outlining your career goals.
Note In the event that there are no applicants from the Fort St. James area, the award may be given to a student who is from an outlying community e.g. Vanderhoof, Fort Fraser, Fraser Lake, Burns Lake.  Student eligible to receive more than once depending on maintaining satisfactory academic proficiency and meet the requirements above.
Established  2000 

Recipient Selection  Senate Committee on Scholarships and Bursaries on recommendation by the UNBC Awards Office. 

 

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David Hoy Memorial Endowed Scholarships
David Hoy began his career as a logger in the Fort St. James area when at the age of twenty he started his operations under the company name Tsayta Contracting Ltd. From there the number of companies has grown to sixteen or more. He was a very dynamic individual who was far ahead of his years. He died in a crash on August 5, 1998 while flying his helicopter and cruising timber in the Fort St. James area. He leaves behind three children, two sons and one daughter. His two sons Ben and Andrew have completed their degrees at the University of British Columbia as Registered Professional Foresters and are now running their Dad's main logging company, K & D Logging Ltd. under the KDL Group logo. The companies David was involved with along with his two partners, Ken Rasmussen and Keith Playfair, employed the largest number of individuals in the area except for the mills. David was an excellent businessman with a big heart who helped almost everyone he touched in some manner or other. He was highly respected by his business associates and loved very much by his family.
Donor Mrs. Lori Hoy
Value $1,000
Number Two
Eligibility Available to a full-time student. One scholarship will be awarded to a student from the Fort St. James area who is enroled in the Forestry program. The second scholarship will be awarded to any student enroled in the Forestry program who has indicated that he/she will continue to pursue his/her studies to become a registered Professional Forester.
Criteria Satisfactory academic standing.
Application Instructions  Fill out all sections of the Awards Application form and attach a letter outlining your career goals.
Note In the event that there are no applicants from the Fort St. James area, the award will be given, at the discretion of the University, to a student who is from an outlying community (e.g. Vanderhoof, Fort Fraser, Burns Lake).
Endowed 2000

Recipient Selection  Senate Committee on Scholarships and Bursaries on recommendation by the UNBC Awards Office. 

Doug Floyd Memorial Scholarships
Harold Douglas Floyd was born in 1932 in Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan and began his career with West Fraser in 1952. Throughout his career he worked in nearly every area of the company employing a unique mix of humility, leadership, and respect for employees, traits which have defined West Fraser's culture since Doug retired in 1987 in the role of Chief Operating Officer. Until his sudden death at the age of 59, Doug remained close with the community of Quesnel. With a strong personal code of ethics, which included the values of honor, fair play and loyalty, Doug became an inspiring leader who made work and life more fun for everyone around him. In memory of Doug's tremendous contribution to the company and his close friendship with the shareholders and employees, West Fraser is proud to establish a UNBC scholarship fund in his name.
Donor West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd.
Value $2,500
Number Two
Eligibility Available to full-time students enroled in an undergraduate degree program at UNBC. Preference will be given to students who are residents of Quesnel School District #28. Second preference will be given to students who are residents of northern British Columbia.
Criteria Academic proficiency.
Application Instructions Answer the question regarding northern BC residency on your application form.
Endowed 1993

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Dr. Mary John Bursary
Dr. Mary John is a highly regarded and respected Carrier Elder and leader. The great granddaughter of Mary Quaw (six Mile Mary), Dr. Mary John has been instrumental in revitalizing Carrier culture and language as an instructor and member of the Yinka Dene Language Institute. Her achievements toward pursuing social and economic justice for Aboriginal people as and advisor and advocate have spanned issues related to policing, child welfare, education and forestry. She is a founding member of the Saik'uz Elders Society and a significant contributor to the publications Stoney Creek Women (a work about her life) and Judgement at Stoney Creek. This award is intended to be a tribute to the tireless contributions that Dr. Mary John has made toward the advancement of Aboriginal peoples.
Dr. Mary John is also the recipient of an honorary degree from the University of Northern British Columbia.
Donor Carrier Sekani Family Services, Carrier Sekani Tribal Council, Saik'uz First Nation, UNBC.
Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full or part-time student enroled in the College of Arts, Social and Health Sciences. The recipient will be a resident of northern British Columbia. Preference will be given to a Carrier First Nations student.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need and academic proficiency.
Application Instructions Attach a letter explaining your reasons for applying and articulate your education and career goals.
Note A committee consisting of representatives from family, UNBC, and Carrier Sekani First Nations will recommend the recipient.
Endowed 2002

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Eileen Williston Bursary
This Bursary has been established by Ray Williston and the Quintessential Literary Group to which Eileen belonged for many years. The Bursary will be awarded to a mature woman student planning or furthering a career in creative writing or journalism.
Donor Ray Williston and the Quintessential Literary Group
Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student enroled and majoring in the English program or other programs related to careers in creative writing or journalism. Preference will be given to mature women students.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need and satisfactory academic standing.
Application Instructions Attach a letter outlining your career goals and complete the financial need section of the application form.
Endowed 1999

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Elizabeth Kellie Chapter, IODE - Josephine Swann Bursary
Mrs. Carrie Crawley established this tribute in memory of her mother, Mrs. Josephine Swann. Mrs. Swann was a life-long member of IODE who, along with Mary Martin, established the Elizabeth Kellie Chapter and upheld the mission statement of IODE to improve the quality of life for her children, youth and those in need, through educational, social service and citizenship programs.
Donor Mrs. Carrie Crawley
Value $1,500
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student who is a Canadian citizen and enroled in an Arts and Science or Health and Human Science program. Preference will be given to a graduate of a northern BC high school.
Criteria Satisfactory academic standing and financial need. Demonstrated leadership qualities by participation in activities such as Canadian heritage, volunteering, sports, and community service.
Application Instructions Attach a letter outlining your leadership/community service experience and complete the financial need section of the application form.
Endowed 1995

 

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The Gorton Family Scholarship
Louise Gorton established the Gorton Family Scholarship in honour of her grandmother, Doris Gorton, and father, Ron Gorton. The family believes that financial barriers should not stand in the way of achieving a university degree. This awards honours outstanding UNBC students pursuing careers in the fields of education.
Donor Louise Gorton
Value $1,250
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full time undergraduate student who is enroled in the Bachelor of Education program.  Preference will be given to a resident of Northern British Columbia and who has graduated from School District #57.
Criteria  Academic Excellence.

Conditions No student may receive the Gorton Family Scholarship and the Gorton Family Bursary during the same academic year.

Endowed 2001 

 

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Husky Energy is proud to support UNBC Athletics in the pursuit of excellence on and off the court.  Husky Energy recognizes the commitment and dedication required to be a student athlete, leader and role model in our community.

Donor Husky Energy
Value $1,000
Number Two
Eligibility Available to a full time undergraduate student who is a member of the UNBC Men's or Women's Varsity Basketball Team.  Preference will be given to a resident of Northern British Columbia.  One award will be awarded to a male student athlete and one award will be awarded to a female student athlete.

Criteria Academic Proficiency

Note Successful applicants may receive this award more than once.

Recipient Selection Senate Committee on Scholarships and Bursaries, on the recommendation of the respective coaches of the Men's and Women's Varsity Basketball Teams.

Established 2005

 

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Application Instructions Fill out the financial need sections of the awards application form and attach a letter outlining your community service, academic and career goals related to counselling.
Established 2006

 

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Industrial Forestry Service Ltd. Bursary
Established in 1952, based in Prince George, BC, the employee-owned Industrial Forestry Service Ltd. has grown with the forest industry to become a leading forestry consulting firm. IFS recognizes the benefits of providing motivated individuals with opportunities and challenges, and hopes to participate in the development of future skilled and innovative leaders through the awarding of this bursary.
Donor Industrial Forestry Service Ltd.
Value $500
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student who is a resident of northern British Columbia who is enroled in the Faculty of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies, focusing on Forestry.
Criteria Financial need and academic proficiency.
Application Instructions Complete the financial need section of the application form and answer the question regarding northern BC residency.
Established 1997

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Jessie Craig Bursary
Jessie Craig was pleased with the government's decision to establish the University of Northern British Columbia. A member of IODE for many years, she advocated IODE's decision to establish a bursary for UNBC.
Donor Mrs. Linda Naismith and Mr. Richard Craig in memoriam to their mother, Mrs. Jessie Craig, and the Martlet Chapter IODE.
Value $500
Number One
Eligibility Available to a female student enroled in a program of Women's Studies with a demonstrated interest in women's issues.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need and community involvement through volunteering.
Application Instructions Attach a letter outlining your community involvement and complete the financial need section of the application form.
Conditions Tenable upon confirmation of enrolment in the Women's Studies program at UNBC in the semester immediately following the granting of the award.
Endowed 1993

 

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Knights of Columbus Council #8927 Bursary
The Knights of Columbus Council #8927 annually donate one $600 bursary to a full-time University student in any program of study.
Donor Knights of Columbus Council #8927 Sacred Heart
Value $600
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student enroled in a UNBC program.
Criteria Satisfactory academic standing and demonstrated financial need.
Application Instructions Complete the financial need section of the awards application form.
Established 2001

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Louis & Irene Monasch and Family Bursary
Louis B. Monasch had degrees in both Electrical Engineering and Education.  His final position before retirement was the administrator of King Edward Campus of Vancouver Community College.  His wife Irene had many years of teaching music and they both shared an interest in supporting youth through Scouts, Job's Daughters and DeMolay.  They often discussed the need for higher education in the northern parts of British Columbia and recognized how challenging change of culture and the distance from family support was for young people moving to the larger communities to further their education.  The family motto: “As long as you are learning, you are living.”
Donor Mrs. Irene Monasch
Value 1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student pursuing a degree program at UNBC.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need.
Application Instructions Complete the financial need section of the application form.

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Marion and Lawrence deGrace Scholarship
Marion deGrace, along with her late husband Lawrence deGrace of Prince George, has held a tradition of community involvement in Prince George. Lawrence's commitment to Prince George extends from his founding of Industrial Forestry Services (IFS) in 1952, an entirely Canadian-owned forestry company, currently employing approximately 70 employees. IFS's growth has paralleled that or the British Columbia interior forest industry. Clientele consist of forest industry companies, federal, provincial and municipal governments, other resource industries, First Nations bands and private landowners.
Donor Marion deGrace
Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student who is a resident of northern British Columbia. The recipient will be enroled in the Bachelor of Education program. Second preference will be given to a candidate enroled in the School of Nursing who has expressed a desire to go in to Public Health.

Criteria Academic proficiency
Application Instructions Attach a letter outlining your academic and career plans.
Note No student may receive this award more than once.
Endowed 2000

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Mary E. Affleck Memorial Award
Mary Affleck was a mother, schoolteacher, and church and volunteer worker in Prince George in the 1960's, 1970's and early 1980's. She strongly believed that a good education is a wise investment which gives one knowledge, tolerance, self-confidence, the opportunity for a successful and interesting career, and most important, makes one better able to contribute to the betterment of society overall.
Donor Robert E. Affleck, Robert A.N. Affleck, Susan E. Affleck, C. Lynne Affleck
Value $2,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time female undergraduate student who is working towards a degree in teaching or library science. If there are no candidates who indicate a career choice in teaching or library science, preference will be given to a student working toward a Bachelor of Arts degree.
Criteria Academic proficiency, demonstrated financial need, and documented community involvement as a volunteer.
Application Instructions Attach a letter outlining your career goals and volunteer service. Complete the financial need section of the application form.
Endowed 2000

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Max and Violet Enemark Bursary
Mr. Max Enemark's life and work ethics are captured by the following excerpt from "The Second Mile" by David Schellenberg:

“Whosoever shall compel you that you walk with him one mile
Duty turns to pleasure when you walk the second mile
They are proven words of wisdom that have stood the acid test
By not skimping in your efforts but by doing your level best
You will learn the joy of doing and that life can be worthwhile
Doing more than was expected as you walk the second mile.”

To commemorate their life together, Mrs. Violet Enemark established this award. The bursary also recognizes Mr. Enemark's dream of going to university and the help it may provide others to realize that dream.
Donor Mrs. Violet Enemark
Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student enroled in the Faculty of Health and Human Sciences. The recipient will be a resident of British Columbia by virtue of birth or four years of consecutive residency immediately prior to receiving the award. Preference will be given to students who can demonstrate community/volunteer involvement.
Criteria Academic proficiency
Application Instructions Attach a letter outlining your community service to you application form.
Endowed 1999

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This bursary has been established in celebration of the life of Michael (Mike) Richard Strel.  Mike's three years at UNBC, pursuing a double major in Mathematics and Physics, were a time of personal growth and fulfillment.  His fascination with these subjects blossomed and he was excited about the possibility of a related career in teaching and research.  In his personal life, Mike was known for his big smile and unique sense of humour, his deep love of family and close friends, his passion for mountaineering, his appreciation of classical music, and his enthusiasm for learning to fly.  This award is intended to carry forward the spirit of quiet determination and joy with which he lived his life.

Donor The Strel Family

Value $3,500

Number One

Eligibility Available to a full-time undergraduate or graduate student with a declared major in Math and/or Physics.  Preference will be given to an undergraduate student.

Criteria Demonstrated financial need and satisfactory academic standing.

Application Instructions Complete the financial need and voluntary information sections of the application form and attach a brief outline of your extracurricular activities.

Note Recipients are eligible to receive this award more than once.

Recipient Selection Criteria Senate Committee on Scholarships and Bursaries, on recommendation by the Awards Officer.
Established 2005

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The Minerva Foundation Award
The Minerva Foundation for BC Women creates opportunities for women throughout BC to realize their economic and leadership potential through innovative donor and community partnerships and entrepreneurial strategies that stimulate philanthropy. The purpose of the Minerva Foundation Award is:  to assist single mothers in advancing their education, to retrain mature women returning to the workforce after a long absence, to advance women in non-traditional fields of study, and to assist immigrant and aboriginal women and women with disabilities to overcome educational barriers.
Donor The Minerva Foundation
Value $10,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time undergraduate or graduate student enroled in any program at the University of Northern British Columbia.  Preference will be given to:  a single mother, a woman with disabilities, a First Nations woman, a woman who is an immigrant to Canada, and/or a mature woman returning to the workforce after a long absence.
Application Instructions Complete the financial need and voluntary information sections of the awards application and attach a letter outlining how you meet the eligibility requirements for this award.

Conditions Awards are tenable only during the semester indicated on the notice and may not be deferred.  Recipients of this award may apply for and receive this award more than once.
Note In the event that two or more applicants are equally qualified, preference will be given to the candidate with the highest academic standing.

Recipient Selection Criteria The Senate Committee on Scholarships and Bursaries, on recommendation of the awards officer.
Established 2001 (renewed 2005)

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Mr. and Mrs. Jagir Grewal Athletic Bursary
Mr. And Mrs. Jagir Grewal came to Prince George from India in 1977. Ever since, the Grewal family have been strong supporters in the local community and appreciate the value of varsity sports as part of a university education. Mr. and Mrs. Grewal are proud to help UNBC athletes pursue their academic and athletic goals.
Donor Mr. and Mrs. Grewal
Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student. Preference will be given to a resident of northern British Columbia who is a varsity athlete.
Criteria Academic proficiency and demonstrated financial need.
Note The recipient will be nominated by his/her coach.
Established 2002

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Multicultural Heritage Society of Prince George Endowed Bursary
The Multicultural Heritage Society of Prince George was formed in 1974 as an umbrella organization for multicultural groups in Prince George and surrounding areas. With this endowment, we hope to promote cross-cultural awareness, and an understanding of heritage and identity through education.
Donor The Multicultural Heritage Society of Prince George
Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student. This award is open to students currently enroled in School District #57, the College of New Caledonia, or UNBC. Preference will be given to students who demonstrate involvement in school, community or non-profit societies through volunteer work.

Criteria Satisfactory academic standing.
Conditions The award must be used within one year of acceptance to UNBC.
Application Instructions Submit a 500-word essay on one of the following topics:

Submit at least one letter of reference outlining your community involvement and complete the financial need section of the awards application form.
Endowed November 2002

 

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Neil & Amelia Peterson Bursary
Neil and Amelia Peterson, long time residents of Prince George, have always been aware of the high cost of education, and are proud to be able to reduce the financial burden of northern British Columbia students.
Donor Neil and Amelia Peterson
Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student enroled in an undergraduate degree program at UNBC. Preference will be given to a resident of northern British Columbia.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need. Final selection will be made on the basis of greatest financial need.
Application Instructions Complete the financial need section of the application form and answer the question regarding northern BC residency.
Endowed 1998

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Nora Jean Garland Bursary
Nora Jean Garland is a long time resident of Prince George, graduating from Prince George Senior Secondary. She is a strong supporter of female athletes striving to combine academic success with athletic success. This bursary has been established to help a female student athlete succeed with an academic/athletic workload.
Donor Nora Jean Garland
Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student, preferably a female varsity basketball player..
Criteria Academic proficiency and demonstrated financial need.
Note The UNBC varsity women's basketball coach will nominate the recipient.
Established 2002

 

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Pepsi Annual Athletic Awards
The Pepsi Bottling Group is the world's largest manufacturer, seller and distributor of Pepsi-cola beverages—some of the world's most recognized consumer brands. PBG is a publicly traded company that generates nearly $8 billion in annual sales. It operates in the US, Canada, Spain, Greece, and Russia, accounting for about one third of the Pepsi-cola volume in the world, and employs 38,700 people worldwide. As part of PGB's continuing support of UNBC, support has been directed toward the Athletics Department.
Donor Pepsi Bottling Group
Value 1,750
Number Two
Eligibility Available to full-time students enroled in any degree program at UNBC who are active participants in the varsity athletic program. One award will be given to a female student and one to a male student each year.
Criteria Academic proficiency
Application Instructions Candidates will be nominated by their coach.
Established 2000

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The Perry Michael Shawana Bursary

Endowed  2006 

 

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Peter Bentley Athletic Scholarships
The Peter Bentley Athletic Scholarship endowment was established in honour of Mr. Bentley, who served as Chancellor of UNBC from May 2004 through May 2007. Peter has been an avid supporter of athletics throughout his life and is an accomplished athlete himself having been inducted into the British Columbia Sports Hall of Fame in 1999. Proceeds from the endowment are to be equally divided between Men’s and Women’s athletics.
Donor: Friends and Family of Peter Bentley
Value: Up to a maximum of full tuition and fees
Number: Varies
Eligibility: Available to a full time undergraduate student who is a member of a Men’s or Women’s Varsity Athletics Team.
Criteria: Academic proficiency
Conditions: Recipients must be a current member of a UNBC Varsity Athletics Team.
Note: Successful applicants may receive this award more than once.

Application Instructions: Fill out all sections of the Awards Application form.
Effective Date: Endowed 2008 

 

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Phillips, Hager and North Investment Management Ltd. Bursary
Established in 1965, Phillips, Hager and North Investment Management Ltd. is one of Canada's oldest and largest independent investment management firms. Based in Vancouver, with institutional office in Toronto, Phillips, Hager and North Investment Management Ltd. has a strong affiliation with British Columbia, its communities and educational institutions.
Donor Phillips, Hager and North Investment Management Ltd.
Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student enroled in an undergraduate degree program at UNBC.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need. Final selection will be made on the basis of greatest financial need.
Application Instructions Complete the financial need section of the application form.
Endowed 1998

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Prince George and District Dental Society Bursary
Donor Prince George and District Dental Society
Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student who was born in and/or has lived continuously for four years, immediately prior to attending UNBC, within the Prince George and District Dental Society's region, as defined by the 1995 boundaries of Alberta border west to Burns Lake, south from Mackenzie to 100 Mile House.
Criteria Satisfactory academic standing and demonstrated financial need.
Note Students may receive this award more than once.
Endowed 1995

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Prince George Elks Lodge #122 and the Order of the Royal Purple #48 Bursaries
Established as the very first full award (scholarship or bursary) with UNBC, the memberships of these two orders showed considerable insight and were pro-active on behalf of future students at UNBC.
Donor Prince George Elks Lodge #122 and the Order of the Royal Purple #48
Value $1,500, renewable for three years
Number Two
Eligibility First preference will be given to hearing impaired students. In the absence of eligible candidates, preference will be given to speech impaired or sight impaired students who will receive the award until graduation or until a hearing impaired student is admitted. Should no sensory impaired students be eligible, physically challenged students will be considered until graduation or until a hearing impaired student is admitted. If no students are eligible, the monies to have been awarded will be utilized to purchase specialized equipment to facilitate the education of hearing impaired students.
Criteria Satisfactory academic standing.
Application Instructions Complete the financial need section of the application form and supply a letter outlining how you meet the other criteria for this award.
Note This bursary is renewable subject to the recipients earning a 2.00 grade in all courses.
Endowed 1992 

 

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Prince George Filipino Canadian Association Scholarship
The Prince George Filipino Canadian Association is a socio-civic association established to uphold multiculturalism through active promotion of Filipino cultural values and heritage.  The scholarship recognizes the academic excellence of a UNBC student of Filipino descent.
Donor Prince George Filipino Canadian Association
Value $500
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full time student enroled in any program (incoming or registered) who is of Filipino descent.
Criteria Academic Proficiency and demonstrated community leadership.
Conditions Students unable to receive more than once.
Recipient Selection Criteria Senate Committee on Scholarships and Bursaries, on recommendation by the Awards Officer.
Established 2005

 

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Pulp, Paper and Woodworkers of Canada, Local 9 Bursary
The members of PPWC Local 9 established two bursaries to encourage its members and their families to further their academic education in the north and to assist them in overcoming financial barriers to post secondary education.
Donor Members of the Pulp, Paper and Woodworkers of Canada Local 9
Value  $1,500
Number  Two
Eligibility Available to a full-time or part-time student enroled in any program of study who is a member, the spouse of a member, a child, grandchild, or legal ward of a member or deceased member of the Pulp, Paper and Woodworkers of Canada, Local 9.  Proof of membership must be supplied at time of application.
Criteria  Demonstrated financial need
Conditions  Student is unable to receive this award more than once.

Note If no applicants meet the criteria, the award shall be made available to any applicant who is a member, the spouse of a member, a child, grandchild or legal ward of a member or deceased member of the Pulp, Paper, and Woodworkers of Canada, Local 9.

Established  2004

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Rogers Sugar Bursary
Rogers Sugar maintains that all qualified individuals should have the opportunity to pursue university educational opportunities. The intent of the fund is to encourage and financially support ambitious students, showing leadership and/or initiative within their community, in their pursuit of a UNBC degree program.
Value $2,500
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student pursuing an undergraduate degree at UNBC.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need and community involvement.
Application Instructions Complete the financial aid section of the application form and attach a letter outlining your community involvement.

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Rotary Clubs of BC Scholarship
The Prince George Rotary and the Prince George-Nechako Rotary Clubs got behind their slogan “Real Happiness is Helping Others” and established an endowment to financially assist students attending UNBC. These two challenged other BC Rotary Clubs to support this worthy appeal and each year this fund continues to grow as clubs respond.
Donor BC Rotary Clubs
Value $1,500 per annum, renewable for three consecutive years
Number Varies
Eligibility Available to a full-time student pursuing an undergraduate degree who is a resident of British Columbia by virtue of birth or five years consecutive residence immediately prior to first receipt of the award. Preference will be given to a resident of northern British Columbia.
Criteria Demonstrated community service and academic excellence.
Application Instructions Attach a letter outlining your community service to your application form and answer the question regarding northern BC residency.
Note This scholarship is renewable subject to the recipient earning a 2.00 grade in all courses. The recipient is required to attend one Rotary meeting.
Endowed 1993

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Rotary Clubs of BC Bursary
The Prince George Rotary and the Prince George-Nechako Rotary Clubs got behind their slogan “Real Happiness is Helping Others” and established an endowment to financially assist students attending UNBC. These two challenged other BC Rotary Clubs to support this worthy appeal and each year this fund continues to grow as clubs respond.
Donor BC Rotary Clubs
Value $1,000 per annum, renewable for three consecutive years.
Number Varies
Eligibility Available to a full-time student pursuing an undergraduate degree who is a resident of British Columbia by virtue of birth or five years consecutive residence immediately prior to first receipt of the award. Preference will be given to a resident of northern British Columbia.
Criteria Demonstrated community service, financial need, and academic proficiency.
Application Instructions Attach a letter outlining your community involvement to your application form, complete the section on financial need, and answer the question regarding northern BC residency.
Note This bursary is renewable subject to the recipient earning a 2.00 grade in all courses. The recipient is required to attend one Rotary meeting.
Endowed 1993

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Scotiabank Bursary
Donor Scotiabank
Value $1,000
Number One
Eligibility Available to students who are residents of one of the following northern British Columbia communities: Prince George, Prince Rupert. Terrace, Smithers, Quesnel, Fort St. John, Fort Nelson, Mackenzie, and Dawson Creek, by virtue of birth or uninterrupted residency for four years immediately prior to commencing current studies at UNBC. Preference will be given to non-traditional or special needs students (i.e., single parents, mature students, part-time students, physically challenged or learning disabled).
Criteria Demonstrated financial need.
Application Instructions Complete the financial need section of the application form and answer the question regarding northern BC residency.
Endowed 1997

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Scotiabank Scholarship
Value $1,500
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student who is a resident of one of the northern British Columbia communities of Prince George, Prince Rupert, Terrace, Smithers, Quesnel, Fort St. John, Fort Nelson, Mackenzie or Dawson Creek, by virtue of birth or uninterrupted residency for four years immediately prior to commencing current studies at UNBC. The scholarship will be awarded to a student enroled within the Faculty of Management.
Criteria Academic excellence.
Endowed 1996

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ScotiaMcLeod Matching Grant
ScotiaMcLeod has worked with Canadians for more than 75 years to help them achieve their financial security. Building on a heritage of integrity and innovation, the company has earned its clients' confidence and trust. ScotiaMcLeod is one of Canada's leading full-service investment dealers, serving clients through more than 70 branches across the country.
Donor ScotiaMcLeod Inc.
Value Up to 50% of tuition and books
Number Variable
Eligibility Available to full-time students who reasonably demonstrate that they have personally earned the monies being applied towards their tuition and books. Preference will be given to candidates who have earned and contributed the most money and still have the greatest financial need. Preference will be given to candidates who are residents of northern British Columbia.
Criteria Academic proficiency and financial need.
Application Instructions Complete the financial need section of the application form and supply a letter outlining how you have earned the money you plan to use for your education.
Note Students may apply for and receive this award more than once.
Endowed 1999

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Shoppers Drug Mart/Imasco Bursary
Shoppers Drug Mart/Imasco recognizes that our companies' successes are directly linked to community viability. Imasco believes the most constructive way to show appreciation is by supporting initiatives that strengthen these communities. We are pleased to recognize northern students for their commitment to their communities by offering this bursary.
Donor Shoppers Drug Mart/Imasco
Value $1,000
Number Varies
Eligibility Available to a full-time student enroled at UNBC.
Criteria Satisfactory academic standing and demonstrated financial need.
Application Instructions Complete the financial need section of the application form.
Endowed 1999

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Shoppers Drug Mart/Imasco Community Involvement Bursary
Shoppers Drug Mart/Imasco recognizes that our companies' successes are directly linked to community viability. Imasco believes the most constructive way to show appreciation is by supporting initiatives that strengthen these communities. We are pleased to recognize northern students for their commitment to their communities by offering this bursary.
Donor Shoppers Drug Mart/Imasco
Value $2,500
Number One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student at UNBC. Preference will be given to candidates who are graduates of northern high schools (as defined in the University Act) who can reasonably demonstrate a record of community service, involvement and leadership. Should more than one student satisfy the above criteria, final selection will be made on the basis of greatest financial need.
Criteria Academic proficiency and demonstrated financial need.
Application Instructions Complete the financial need section of the application form and submit a letter outlining your community involvement.
Endowed 1999

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The Simons Foundation Bursary for Lone Parents
The intent of the Simons Foundation Bursary Fund is to recognize and financially support promising and ambitious lone parents determined to pursue university educational opportunities. Preference for the award of these bursaries is given to female students as single mothers and their children form the largest group living in poverty and it is the intent of the Foundation to provide opportunities for them to complete their education and raise their standards of living.
Donor The Simons Foundation
Value $750
Number Variable
Eligibility Available to full-time UNBC students who are lone parents, and whose children are enroled in the UNBC Daycare.  Preference will be given to a female student.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need.
Application Instructions Complete the financial aid section of the application form and provide a statement confirming that your child(ren) are enroled in the UNBC Daycare.
Endowed 1996

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The Steadman Family Matching Grant
This bursary was established by Tom and Linda Steadman—entrepreneurial partners in Prince George business—to help those whose personal efforts, like their own, contributed towards their success. Tom Steadman was a founding advocate of the University, a Founder of the Interior University Society, Member of the Implementation Planning Group and the Interim Governing Council. He also chaired UNBC's North to the Future Campaign and the University of Northern British Columbia Foundation.
Value Up to 50% of tuition and books
Number Variable
Eligibility Available to full-time students enroled in an undergraduate degree program at UNBC. Candidates must reasonably demonstrate that they have personally earned the monies being applied towards their tuition and books for the upcoming academic year. Preference will be given to residents of northern British Columbia.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need.
Application Instructions Complete the financial need section of the application form and supply a letter outlining how you have earned the money you plan to use for your education.
Note Students may apply for and receive this award more than once.
Endowed 1993

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TD Bank Financial Group Bursary
Donor TD Canada Trust
Value Up to 50% of tuition per term
Number Variable
Eligibility Available to full or part-time students who qualify to the Canadian Resident Tuition Fee Structure.
Criteria Academic proficiency and demonstrated financial need.
Application Instructions Complete the financial need section of the application form.
Note Recipients may receive this award more than once.
Endowed 1998

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UNBC Alumni Association Athletics Award
The UNBC Alumni Association is proud of our members, who are emerging as leaders in our communities. The Alumni Association recognizes the role of competitive athletics in creating a positive public profile for the University, as well as providing a valuable learning experience for student athletes. These bursaries have been established by the Alumni Association to assist student athletes in pursuing their academic and athletic goals.
Donor UNBC Alumni Association
Value $1,000
Number Two
Eligibility Available to full-time student. Preference will be given to a returning student with a minimum completion of 15 credit hours, and to varsity athletes.
Criteria Academic proficiency
Application Instructions Candidates must be nominated by the coaches of their respective teams to the UNBC Alumni Association Board of Directors.
Note The recipient must be willing to contact the Alumni Association to participate in any promotional activities relating to the bursary.
Established 2004

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UNBC Athletic Awards
Value A minimum of $500, up to a maximum value of tuition and fees
Number Up to Ten
Eligibility Available to full-time students enroled in a degree program at UNBC participating on a varsity team.
Criteria Recipients must meet UNBC admission, enrolment and full-time attendance requirements, and maintain at minimum a cumulative grade point average of 2.00. Final selection will be based on the student's contribution to the athletic team.
Note No application is required. The Athletic Director and coaching staff will select the recipients.
Established 1998

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UNBC Founders Bursary
In 1988, almost 16,000 individuals signed a historical document, the petition submitted to the Provincial Government requesting the establishment of a university in northern BC. To commemorate the support of the petition signors, this bursary will act as a legacy to the ambition and foresight of those founding supporters of UNBC.
Donor Petition signers
Value $1,000
Number TBA
Eligibility Available to full-time students who are residents of northern British Columbia.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need, academic proficiency, and community service/volunteerism.
Application Instructions Provide at least one but not more that three testimonial letters attesting to your keen spirit and personal initiative as a current volunteer in a community social service group. You must also provide a letter outlining the type and extent of your volunteer activities. Complete the financial need section of the application form.
Endowed 1998

 

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UNBC International Study Abroad Award
The International Study Abroad Awards are intended to support University of Northern British Columbia students participating in international study experiences while earning credit towards their degree. These international study experiences may include participation in a University of Northern British Columbia program such as a Student Exchange or a UNBC administered International Field School Program.
Donor UNBC
Value $500
Number Ten
Eligibility Available to full time undergraduate or graduate students who have been accepted to participate in the UNBC International Exchange Program or a UNBC International Field School Program. First preference will be given to students with strong academic performance and a demonstrated interest in the area of study as outlined in statement of interest.
Criteria Academic proficiency
Application Instructions Fill out all sections of the Awards Application Form.
Established 2008
Recipient Selection Senate Committee on Scholarships and Bursaries on recommendation by the UNBC Awards Office.

 

UNBC Math & Physics Society Scholarship
Donor  UNBC Math & Physics Society
Value  $500
Number  One
Award Type  Scholarship
Eligibility  Available to a full or part time undergraduate or graduate student with a
declared major in Math, Physics, or a joint major in Math and Physics who is in their
2nd, 3rd or 4th year. Students must participate in the Math & Physics Society.
Criteria  Academic excellence.
Conditions  Students who have won other awards are ineligible to win this award.
Students must have an active role in the math/physics community at UNBC (ie.
tutoring, math/physics society, science fairs and/or other related volunteer work).
Note  If no candidates meet the Eligibility, Criteria and Conditions requirements, the
scholarship will be deferred to the following semester.
Application Instructions  Fill out all sections of the Awards Application form and attach
a letter outlining your UNBC community involvement.
Effective Date  Established 2008
Recipient Selection  Senate Committee on Scholarships and Bursaries on
recommendation by the UNBC Awards Office.

 

UNBC Men’s Basketball Alumni Bursary
Four of the founding members of the UNBC Men’s Basketball team have gone on to successful careers in the Prince George community.  In appreciation of the inherent value of the athletics program for the University and the students, the donors are proud to help UNBC student-athletes pursue their academic and athletic goals.
Donor Nick Cheveldave, Mike Davis, A.J. Thibault, Zane Robison
Value  $1,000
Number  One
Eligibility Available to a full-time student.  Preference will be given to a male varsity basketball player at UNBC.
Criteria  Demonstrated financial need and satisfactory academic standing.

Recipient Selection Criteria Senate Committee on Scholarships and Bursaries, upon recommendation of the coach.
Established  2004

 

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Vancouver Foundation First Nations Bursary
The Vancouver Foundation has created a First Nations Bursary program available in recognition of the extraordinary challenges faced by First Nations students in accessing post-secondary education, and the efforts that the universities are making to welcome and support the success of First Nations students on their campuses.
Donor The Vancouver Foundation
Value $1,000
Number Four
Eligibility Available to an undergraduate student of First Nations heritage who is a resident of British Columbia and enroled at the University of Northern British Columbia.
Criteria Demonstrated financial need.
Application Instructions Complete the financial need section of the application form.
Established 2004

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The Western Chartered Financial Athletic Scholarship
Western Chartered Financial supports the efforts of exceptional student athletes so that they may be more successful in all their endeavors.  Investing in students’ scholarships with UNBC is one way that WCF gives back to the community it serves.  Through these scholarships, WCF is supporting well-balanced students.  In financial services and in life, being balanced is the key to success.
Donor Western Chartered Financial
Value $1,000
Number Two
Eligibility Available to a full time undergraduate student who has completed at least 24 credit hours.  Preference will be given to a resident of Northern British Columbia.
Criteria Academic Proficiency and Demonstrated Community Leadership.
Conditions Students must be a member of any UNBC Varsity Athletic Team.
Note Students can not receive this award more than once.

Recipient Selection Senate Committee on Scholarships and Bursaries upon recommendation of the Athletics Coordinator.
Established 2005 

 

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The Yvonne Smith Bursary