FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND AWARDS

(Bursaries, awards, scholarships, medals and prizes)

For students of all ages, financial assistance has become an increasingly important element in their lives at university. Trent has worked hard over the years to build a diversified financial assistance program, and has made it a priority to expand the
variety and number of opportunities for students. Beyond the Ontario Student Assistance Plan (OSAP), Trent offers a range of scholarships, bursaries and work study opportunities. Short-term loans are also available.

The University encourages, rewards and honours academic excellence through its program of scholarships, medals and prizes. Students awarded scholarships and prizes will be recognized through a notation on their transcript and publication of their award.

The colleges honour their scholars and prize winners with annual dinners, and a University-wide reception is held each year in recognition of the Trent scholarship holders.

Over the years donations have been received from within the University and the city of Peterborough, from other cities, from corporations and other organizations, from prominent and ordinary citizens and from various levels of government. Such donors continue to provide funding for financial assistance and the recognition of academic excellence. The University is grateful to all those who have contributed and continue to provide support for these programs.

Financial Aid

Telephone: (705) 748-1524

E-mail: financialaid@trentu.ca
Fax: (705) 748-1564

Manager - Joyce Sutton

Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)

The Province of Ontario and the Government of Canada provide loan assistance to university students through the Ontario Student Assistance Program. To qualify for Canada Student Loans the student and/or parents, guardians or sponsors must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents. To qualify for Ontario Student Loans the student must also meet certain residency criteria.

The purpose of OSAP is to assist full-time (at least 60% course load) students when the financial resources available to them from parents, spouses, Summer work or other sources are insufficient to meet estimated educational costs.

OSAP applications are available through high school guidance offices in late Spring. Although, you may apply to more than one school for OSAP funding, our recommen-dation is to wait until you have accepted admission, and submit your application directly to that school. The Ministry normally does not start processing any OSAP appli-cations
until June.

The final date to apply for assistance for the 2001­2002 academic year is January
30, 2002.

The following programs are also funded by the Province of Ontario under the OSAP program.

The Ontario Special Bursary Plan (OSBP)
provides a limited number of bursaries to sole-support parents and students with disabilities who study on a part-time basis (less than 60% course load). Tuition, books, travel costs and babysitting to a maximum of $2,500 per year is available. Applications are available at the Financial Aid Office. The deadline date for application to this program is the last day of the month in which your program begins.

The Child Care Bursary
is available to married students and sole-support parents with three or more children, who apply and qualify for OSAP assistance. Applications will be mailed directly by the Ministry of Education and Training to all eligible students indicating child care costs on their OSAP application.

The Bursary For Students with Disabilities
is available to students who incur disability related educational expenses. Bursaries are available during the whole academic year. Students who are eligible to receive regular OSAP, OSBP and Part-Time Canada Student Loans may apply. Trent University also provides bursaries for Ontario residents with disabilities who are not eligible for the previous programs. Students are encouraged to contact the Special Needs Office early to discuss their needs and obtain an application. Details regarding students with special needs can be found under Student services and facilities.

The Ontario Work Study Program (OWSP) is funded by the Province of Ontario and provides part-time jobs on campus during the study period for full-time students (minimum 60% course load) whose financial needs are not met through the loan programs. Applications for these positions will be available at the Financial Aid Office in September.

Special Opportunity Grants and Part-time Canada Student Loans
Part-time students (registered in less than 60% course load) with demonstrate financial need may qualify for a grant up to $1,200 from the federal government. If you require additional assistance you may be eligible for a part-time student loan. Students may obtain applications and information on the OSAP programs through their high school guidance office or the Financial Aid Office, Trent University.

Financial Assistance for Students from Outside Ontario
Students from outside Ontario who require financial assistance to attend university are strongly urged to consult with officials in their home province regarding available provincial loan and bursary assistance. Students from foreign countries are urged to consult with educational authorities and sponsoring agencies in their own country. Trent International Program (TIP) also provides information regarding financial programs for international students. The University has limited bursary funds to assist needy students not eligible for government assistance.

Emergency Short-term Loan Funds
Loan funds are available on a short-term basis to assist needy students meet emergency situations. Among these funds is the Henry and Mary Nokes Fund established by the Cobourg and District Labour Council to honour Mr. and Mrs. Nokes, and augmented by private donors. Funds have also been made available through a joint undertaking of the Trent University Alumni Association, the Trent Student Union (Development Projects Fund) and the college cabinets/councils. A fund has also been established by the Major Bennett Chapter, IODE, Peterborough, Ontario.

Bursaries
TUITION BURSARIES

New Students
To assist new full-time undergraduates cope with increased tuition costs, Trent University awards partial tuition bursaries to financially needy incoming Ontario residents. These bursaries will be awarded in March of each year by the Financial Aid Office. Applications will be mailed to your home address in January.

Returning Students
Bursaries to assist with partial tuition fees are available to returning Ontario residents. Applications are available at the college offices the first week of classes. Deadline date for submission is September 30.

New and Returning Part-Time Students
Trent University has also introduced a partial tuition bursary based on the number of registered courses for all part-time students. Applications are available at Julian Blackburn offices (Peterborough and Oshawa) the first week of classes. Deadline date for submission is September 30.

RESIDENCE LEADERSHIP BURSARIES
Returning students who have proven financial need and have made contributions to college life/activities are eligible to apply for bursary for the coming year. Available at all college offices in January. Must be an Ontario resident.

IN-COURSE BURSARIES
Bursary funds are intended to assist with directly-related educational costs. Bursaries listed below are usually awarded in second semester based on financial need and satis-factory academic achievement. Applications are available from the Financial Aid Office or the college offices early in January. The deadline date for submission is January 31.

Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund (OSOTF)
In l996-97 the Province of Ontario established the Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund. 50% of this fund is provided by the Province and 50% has been raised through fundraising by the University. The trust fund represents an endowment fund. Annual proceeds from investment earnings are available in the form of bursaries to Ontario residents enrolled full-time, part-time or as graduate students, who can prove financial need and whose academic progress is satisfactory. In some instances, academic excel-lence as well as financial need will be the determining factor.

OSOTF Guidelines

• Students have lived in Ontario for at least 12 months in a row up to the beginning of their full-time post-secondary studies: or
• Students' spouses have lived in Ontario for at least 12 months in a row up to the beginning of the current academic year, and their spouses were not enrolled in full-time post-secondary studies during this 12 month period; or
• Students' parents, step-parents, legal guardians or official sponsors have lived in Ontario for at least 12 months in a row up to the beginning of their current study period.

Eileen Allemang Bursary
This bursary is to be awarded to a student of Peter Robinson College based on academic achievement, financial need and contribution to college activities.

Alumni OSOTF Bursary
Established by the Trent University Alumni Association. To be awarded to returning students on the basis of need, significant contribution to University life and a satis-factory academic average. OSOTF guidelines (above) apply.

The Amyotte Bursary
Established by Mary L. Amyotte (Chemistry department, Trent University 1964-1990). This bursary will be awarded annually to the most deserving second year student majoring in Chemistry. The recipient of this award will be selected by a Professor and an Assistant Professor of Chemistry from the Chemistry department. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Anthropology Faculty Bursary
This bursary will be awarded to a student in financial need with the highest overall standing in Anthropology 100 from the previous year.

Barkley's of Avonmore Bursary
Established by Fred Barkley of Avonmore this bursary will be awarded annually to a deserving student in any undergraduate year, who is a resident of a province other than Ontario.

Barkley's of Avonmore Visa Bursary
Established by Fred Barkley of Avonmore this bursary will be awarded annually to a deserving Visa student based on satisfactory academic achievement and financial need.

Patricia Baxter Anishnabe Kwe Bursary
Awarded annually in honour of Patricia Baxter, this bursary is available to aboriginal women in their upper year studying science, computer studies/new technologies oradministrative studies. Applicants must demonstrate financial need and satisfactory academic achievement. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Birks Family Foundation Bursary
This bursary will be awarded to a deserving student in any undergraduate year based on satisfactory academic achievement and financial need.

Philip and Annie C. Black Bursary
These awards are the gift of Isadore and the late Morris Black of Peterborough in memory of their father, Philip Black, the first Rabbi in Peterborough, and their mother, Annie.

Julian Blackburn College Student Association Bursary
Bursaries are available to part-time students undertaking study at Trent on a continuing basis. Students must have been registered in JBC college for two previous sessions. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Julian Blackburn College Student Association Oshawa Bursary
These bursaries are available to part-time students undertaking study in Oshawa on a continuing basis. Students must have been registered in JBC for two previous sessions, demonstrate satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. OSOTF guidelines apply.

B'Nai Brith (Reginald R. Faryon) Bursary
The award is the gift of the Peterborough Branch of B'nai B'rith in memory of Reginald R. Faryon. Available to any undergraduate student with satisfactory academic standing and financial need.

The Bourinot Bursary
This bursary will be awarded annually to a full-time student from Peterborough County. Preference will be given to an employee of the Canadian Tire Store in Peterborough or a member of his / her immediate family.

Jacob F. Burnham Memorial Bursary
The gift of Daisy McCarrell, a former employee of Trent University, bursaries will be awarded annually based on financial need and satisfactory academic achievement. Preference will be given to students majoring in Economics, Administrative Studies and related fields.

The Ron Campbell Bursary
Established by Ron Campbell Enterprises, which operates McDonald's Restaurants in Peterborough and Lindsay, for students from Victoria and Peterborough Counties enrolled in Trent's Environmental and Resource Science/Studies program. This bursary will be awarded annually based on satisfactory academic achievement and financial need.

Champlain College Cabinet Bursary
This bursary will be awarded annually to a Champlain College student with a minimum C- average and financial need. The recipient will be chosen by a committee of the Master, Assistant to the Master and the College Cabinet President.

Harry Cherney Memorial Bursary
Established in memory of the late Harry Cherney by wife, Erica, his sons, Brian and Lawrence, family and friends, these bursaries will be awarded annually to students studying Administrative Studies, Economics or Computer Studies, based on financial need and satisfactory academic achievement.

The Christian Church Bursary
Established by the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Canada. To be awarded to upper year Native Students from Ontario interested in continuing their education at Trent University. This bursary will be awarded annually based on satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. OSOTF guidelines apply.

The City of Peterborough Employees' Bursary
Established by the employees of the City of Peterborough, these awards are available to any child or spouse of a City of Peterborough employee who requires financial assis-tance with tuition or related costs, while attending Trent University.

Class of l967 Bursary
Awarded annually to full-time undergraduate sons or daughters of a member of the class of l967, with demonstrated financial need and satisfactory academic progress. OSOTF guidelines apply.

The Dan Coholan Rowing Bursary
This bursary, a gift of alumnus Dan Coholan '77, is awarded annually to a returning full time student who participates in the varsity rowing program and demonstrates financial need. OSOTF guidelines apply.

The Commoner Bursary
This bursary established by The Commoner Limited will be awarded annually to a full-time student based on financial need and a minimum C average.

Community Service Bursary
Established by the Quaker Oats Employees' Independent Union (Cereals), this bursary will be awarded annually to a full-time student from Peterborough County based on financial need and satisfactory academic achievement.

County of Peterborough Bursary
Established by the County of Peterborough to be awarded to deserving students in any undergraduate year who have established a minimum two years residency in the County of Peterborough (which includes the fourteen townships and four villages), has satisfactory academic standing and a demonstrated financial need.

Creery Memorial Bursary
This bursary will be awarded to a student majoring in Philosophy entering his/her fourth year of study with a B+ or better average and financial need. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Joyce Cumming Memorial Bursary
Established in memory of Joyce Cumming by husband, Stuart, children Shauna and Rod (Canadian Studies '87), family and friends, this bursary will be awarded annually to an upper year student in Canadian Studies, who has demonstrated financial need and satisfactory academic achievement. OSOTF guidelines apply.

The John S. Cunningham Memorial Bursary
Established in memory of the late John Scott Cunningham by associates of Bell & Howell, friends and fellow members of the Stoney Lake Cottagers Association, to be awarded to deserving students in any undergraduate year. OSOTF guidelines apply.

The Dainard Foundation Bursary
Established by Garnet and Clara Dainard, Peterborough, to be awarded to deserving students in any undergraduate year.

The Michael Frisch Memorial Bursary
Established in memory of the late Michael Frisch, to be awarded to an undergraduate student who is actively involved in extracurricular activities within or beyond the university.

The Finn and Eileen Gallagher Bursary
The gift of alumni, family and friends, this bursary will be awarded to deserving Otonabee College students demonstrating financial need, chosen by the Head of College in consultation with the Director of Alumni Affairs. OSOTF guidelines apply.

GE Peterborough Bursary
A bursary in the amount of $1000 will be awarded annually to a Catharine Parr Traill College upper year student who demonstrates a very real financial need. Candidates must have been on the Dean's list, and maintain an average of 80%.

German Studies Bursary
These bursaries will be awarded annually to students majoring in German Studies in second year or higher, who have achieved a minimum B average in the preceding year and have demonstrated financial need.

Jon and Shelagh Grant Bursary
Established in 1999, this bursary is given to a third or fourth year student from Canada's Northern Territories based on academic achievement and financial need. Preference will be given to a student of Inuit heritage.

Christopher Greene Bursary
This bursary, the gift of alumnus/a Doug and Maureen Loweth, honours History Professor Emeritus, Chris Greene. It will be awarded to a history student who demon-strates financial need and satisfactory academic achievement. OSOTF guidelines apply.

The Hamilton Foundation ­ Chaney-Ensign Bursary
Bursaries are available to assist financially needy undergraduate and postgraduate students. Applicants must be graduates of Hamilton secondary schools, public or separate.

The Errol Hanbidge Memorial Bursary
Established by his wife, Audrey Hanbidge, these bursaries will be awarded annually based on financial need and satisfactory academic achievement. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Naomi Harder Memorial Bursary
Established by family and friends in memory of Naomi S. Harder, a second year Comparative Development major at Trent University at the time of her death on December 19, 1988. In the spirit of Naomi's concern for others and her deep commitment to international understanding, this bursary will be awarded annually to a student based on his/her dedication to international and national development, peace and justice issues, financial need and satisfactory academic standing.

The Brian Heeney Memorial Bursary
Established in memory of the late Brian Heeney, Vice-President (Academic) and Provost of Trent University at the time of his death on September 17, 1983. This award will be given annually to a graduate from Lakefield College School or Lakefield District Secondary School who enrols at Trent in the undergraduate program. The award will be based on academic standing, financial need and distinction in cultural, athletic or other community activities. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Victor E. Henderson Bursary
These bursaries are named in honour of Victor E. Henderson, local campaign chairman of the Trent University Second Decade Fund. The Henderson bursaries will be awarded to deserving first year students from Peterborough County based on academic achievement, financial need and distinction in cultural, athletic or other community activities.

Henniger/Pilkington Bursary
To honour Perry and Ella Henniger and Lawrence and Norah Pilkington, the parents of Jim and Isabel Henniger, this bursary is awarded annually to a well rounded student(s), actively involved in the life of the University, be it student government, sports or music programs or University clubs, while maintaining satisfactory academic achievement.
This renewable bursary is available to second, third or fourth year students in financial need. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Agneta Holt Bursary
The award is the gift of the University Women's Club of Peterborough as a memorial to the late Mrs. Agneta Holt. OSOTF guidelines apply.

The David Irwin Memorial Bursary
This bursary, established in memory of David Sutherland Irwin, a member of Trent's first graduating class and a former Professor of Biochemistry, is awarded on the basis of academic standing and financial need to a student entering the third or fourth year of an Honours program in Chemistry or Biochemistry & Molecular Biology. OSOTF guide-lines apply.

Jean Ann Johnston-Gauld Bursary
These bursaries, the gift of the family in memory of Jean Ann Johnston-Gauld a part-time student at Trent University from 1982-85, will be awarded annually to part-time students based on satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. OSOTF guide-lines apply.

Rhoda Johnston Memorial Bursary
These bursaries, the gift of Robert Johnston in memory of his wife Rhoda, a long term past employee of Trent University, will be awarded annually to deserving undergraduate students in a Canadian Studies program. Bursaries will be awarded on the basis ofacademic achievement and financial need.

The KPMG Bursary
Three bursaries per year will be awarded to a deserving student in each of the 2nd, 3rd and 4th year class who is pursuing a joint major in Business and Computer Studies. Applicants must demonstrate financial need and satisfactory academic achievement.

James S. Keating Memorial Bursary
This bursary is awarded annually to a deserving student. Husband of Jean, a former Trent employee and father of Craig ('81), this bursary was established at Trent as a permanent remembrance of James S. Keating by his family.

Principal H.R.H. Kenner and PCVS Faculty Bursary
This bursary was established by the PCVS Form 5 graduating class of 1937 in honour of Principal Kenner and their teachers. Support has also come from the class of 1939. Bursaries will be awarded to graduates of secondary schools in Peterborough County based on academic achievement and financial need.

The Keppler Bursary of German Studies
Established by Hans and Christine Keppler, to be awarded annually to upper-year students studying German, based on financial need and satisfactory academic achievement.

Kiwanis Club of Peterborough Bursary
A bursary will be awarded annually to a student in second year or higher majoring in Administrative Studies, Computer Studies or Economics. Applicants must be residents of the City or County of Peterborough.

Lady Eaton College Students' Bursary
This bursary is to be awarded to a student of Lady Eaton College who can demonstrate financial need.

Lakefield Research Bursary
This bursary is awarded annually to a student in financial need who demonstrates satis-factory academic achievement. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Louis and Bess Loftus Fellowship Bursary
Established by Barnet David Loftus in memory of his parents. These bursaries will be awarded annually to deserving students in any year showing satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Malcolm Montgomery Bursary
These bursaries, a bequest from the estate of the late Malcolm Montgomery, will be awarded to needy students in the fourth year of the Native Studies Honours program.

John C. McDonald Memorial
Assistance from this fund, established in memory of Professor John C. McDonald former Chairman of the Sociology department, is awarded to deserving students who need financial help to continue their studies at Trent University.

John and Elaine McClintock Bursary
This bursary is awarded annually to a student in financial need with satisfactory academic achievement. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Métis Bursary
Established through funding initiatives of the Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO), Métis Training Initiatives (MTI) and the Ontario government, this bursary is designed to assist post-secondary students of Métis ancestry to finance their educational costs. Students must be residents of Ontario for one year before the start of their post-secondary education, show satisfactory academic progress and proven financial need. OSOTF guidelines apply.

William Hamilton Munro Bursary
These bursaries, the gift of the late Mrs. Angele Munro in memory of her husband William Hamilton Munro, are to be awarded to deserving students in any undergraduate year.

Native Studies Bursary
The Native Studies department provides bursaries for students of Metis and non-status Indian ancestry who do not qualify for educational assistance from the Indian Student Support program. Native students who can establish financial need are encouraged to apply.

Otonabee College Council Tenth Year Bursary
This bursary is to be awarded annually to an Otonabee College student on the basis of academic performance, athletic ability and participation within the community. The recipient will be chosen by a committee of the Master, the Senior Tutor, the President and Vice-President of College Council.

Norma Parnall Bursary
This discretionary fund has been established by the family in honour of Norma Parnall to assist aboriginal women who are financially in need and successfully completing undergraduate or postgraduate programs. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Patterson-Drain Pioneer Bursary
This bursary was established to honour the pioneers of Peterborough County including John Drain and his wife, Ann (nee Drain also) who came from the county of Antrim, Ireland to settle in Dummer Township in 1849. These pioneers cut farms out of the bush and created the communities we enjoy today. The bursary goes to a Peterborough County fourth year student who has demonstrated the qualities of the early settlers of Peterborough County in their perseverance, their community spirit and their sense of adventure. Applicants must demonstrate financial need and satisfactory academic achievement. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Dennis Patterson Northern Bursary
To recognize the visit of the Government Leader of the Northwest Territories in 1990, this bursary is awarded annually to a deserving student from the Northwest Territories based on financial need and satisfactory academic achievement.

Dr. Julia Phelps Memorial Bursary
This bursary, in memory of Dr. Julia Phelps, an honorary graduate and long-time friend of Trent, is awarded to a student in the Cultural Studies program who demonstrates financial need and satisfactory academic achievement. OSOTF guidelines apply.

William B Reid Native Bursary
This bursary was established to assist native students encountering financial difficulty. Student must demonstrate financial need and satisfactory academic achievement.

The Scott Rennie Memorial Bursary
This bursary, the gift of alumni, family and friends, is in memory of Scott Rennie, an alumnus of Otonabee College. The bursary will be awarded to a deserving Otonabee College student to be chosen by the Master of the College in conjunction with the Director of Alumni Affairs.

J.J. Robinette Memorial Bursary
This bursary was established in memory of J.J. Robinette. He was a member of the first Board of Governors and Chancellor from 1984 to 1987. Preference will be given to a History major, who has demonstrated satisfactory academic progress and financial need. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Peter Robinson College Bursary
These bursaries, a bequest from the estate of the late Lady Maude E. Robinson are to be awarded annually in the name of Peter Robinson, the founder of Peterborough and the brother of Sir John Beverley Robinson, 1st Baronet, to deserving students of Peter Robinson College, demonstrating financial need. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Peter Robinson College Cabinet Bursary
This bursary established by the Peter Robinson College Cabinet, will be awarded to a Peter Robinson student with acceptable academic achievement, and is based on financial need.

Peterborough Professional Fire Fighters' Bursary
Originally established by gifts to Trent's Second Decade Fund by the Peterborough Professional Fire Fighters Local Number 519, further gifts to the For Tomorrow Campaign and donations to the Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund, these bursaries will be awarded annually to students demonstrating academic achievement and financial need. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Rotary Club of Peterborough Bursary
Designed to assist full-time students who are permanent residents of Peterborough City and County, who have physical disabilities and/or other special needs as defined under the Human Rights Code. Preference will be given to a first year student. OSOTF guide-lines apply.

Setsu Suzuki Bursary
Donated by David Suzuki in memory of his mother, Setsu Suzuki, to be awarded to a deserving student from the Third World on the basis of academic standing and financial need.

Sir Sandford Fleming College Bursary
Established by Sir Sandford Fleming College in recognition of Trent's 25th anniversary and to acknowledge the excellent relationship between our institutions, this award for a value of full tuition will be made annually to a graduate of SSFC enrolled at Trent University in a full-time or part-time program based on academic achievement and financial need.

Sisters of St. Joseph of Peterborough Bursaries
These bursaries, the gift of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peterborough, are to be awarded on the basis of need and academic achievement to students completing the Teacher Education program for use in their fourth year at Queen's University. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Bill and Dorothy Slavin Bursary
Established by members of the Slavin family, in memory of their parents, Bill and Dorothy Slavin, to be awarded to a deserving student from a developing country on the basis of academic standing and financial need.

The J. Herbert Smith Bursary
Established by J. Herbert Smith to be awarded annually to a deserving student in their undergraduate year. As Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Smith was instrumental in arranging for the original gift of land to Trent University by GE Canada.

T.D. Bank Financial Group Bursary
This bursary is available to part- or full-time students who demonstrate financial need. Recipients must be registered in computer science courses and may be residents of any province or territory in Canada.

David Tapscott Bursary
Established by his family in memory of David Tapscott ('69), this bursary will be awarded to a student in any year showing satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Catharine Parr Traill College Students' Bursary
This bursary is to be awarded to a student of Catharine Parr Traill College who can demonstrate financial need.

Trent Central Student Association Bursary
A gift of the Trent Central Student Association, this bursary will be awarded to a student in any year who displays academic progress and has financial need. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Trent University Alumni Bursary
Established by the Trent University Alumni Association, to be awarded to returning students on the basis of need, significant contribution to University life and an acceptable academic average.

TUFA Bursary
These bursaries are funded by the faculty and professional librarian members of the Trent University Faculty Association. They will be awarded annually to students in second year or higher, who achieved a minimum B average in the preceding year and have demonstrated financial need.

The Trent University S & A Bursaries
The employees of Trent University have donated bursaries to be awarded to students who demonstrate financial need, all-round achievement and character, and are permanent residents of the Province of Ontario.

University Women's Club 50th Anniversary Bursary
Established by the University Women's Club of Peterborough in 1987 in honour of their 50th anniversary, an award will be made annually to a deserving student currently registered in the fourth year of an Honours program and proceeding to graduate studies at Trent University. The award will be based on financial need and academic achievement.

Visa Student Bursary
Established by the Board of Governors of Trent University to be awarded to visa students in any undergraduate year with satisfactory academic standing and who can demonstrate financial need.

The D. R. Walling Family Bursary
Established by the Walling Corporation of Lindsay, these bursaries will be awarded annually to students majoring in business or environmental studies, based on financial need as well as fitness/health and community involvement.

Rodney F. White Memorial Bursary
This bursary, the gift of alumni, family and friends was established in memory of the late Rodney F. White, Professor of Sociology. Preference for this bursary will be given to Sociology majors or any other needy students. OSOTF guidelines apply.

The Billie Wilder Bursary
This bursary, established by Judith R. Wilder, an honorary member of Trent's Board of Governors, will be awarded annually to a deserving student in any undergraduate year based on satisfactory academic achievement and financial need. OSOTF guidelines apply.

The P. S. B. Wilson Bursary
This bursary, established in honour of Paul S. B. Wilson, Director of Athletics, will be awarded annually to a returning student on the basis of satisfactory academic achievement, financial need and a significant contribution to the athletic program. OSOTF guidelines apply.

INTERNATIONAL STUDY AWARDS
Students who enrol in International study programs through Trent University are eligible to apply for any bursary listed in the Calendar, but the following bursaries are specific to these programs.

Kevin Bond Memorial Grant
Established by Kevin Bond's family, this grant is given to a third year History or Political Studies student who is enrolled in one of Trent's study-abroad programs. Selection is based on academic achievement and financial need. Administered by the Trent International Program.

Dr. Leslie Calvert Award
Named after one of Trent's first students of German, this award is for deserving students who require financial help to participate in the Year Abroad program in Freiburg.

W.A.C.H. Dobson Memorial Student Travel Award
Named in honour of W.A.C.H. "Bill" Dobson, a renowned scholar and great friend of Trent, this award assists a Trent student studying abroad or an incoming visa student with travel costs. In recognition of Professor Dobson's exceptional interest in China and the Pacific Rim, preference is given to students traveling to study in Asia or coming to Trent from that region. Administered by the Trent International Program.

Joe Wearing International Travel Award
Established in honour of Joseph Wearing, Professor Emeritus and former Chair of Political Studies, this travel bursary is offered to assist an international student to come to Trent University to take courses in Political Studies. It is open to visa students admitted to the University for one-year exchange and full degree programs. Administered by the Trent International Program.

EXTERNAL BURSARIES
Many organizations and companies offer bursary assistance to post-secondary students. Information is available in high school guidance offices as well as Financial Aid offices. The following bursaries are administered through the Trent Financial Aid Office.

Hamilton Community Foundation
This foundation provides assistance for full-time undergraduate students who can prove financial need, and have graduated from publicly funded secondary schools in the Hamilton-Wentworth area. Deadline dates for receipt of applications by the foundation are October l, and February l. Applications are available through Financial Aid Office and student must be recommended by that Office.

Leonard Foundation
Bursaries averaging $1250 are available to financially needy students. Preference will be given to sons and daughters of clergy, teachers, military personnel, graduates of RMC, members of the Engineering Institute of Canada and the Mining and Metallurgical Institute of Canada. Application deadline is March 15. Applications are available through the Financial Aid Office.

Masonic Foundation of Ontario
The Foundation aims to provide assistance to upper year students who have exhausted other means of assistance and cannot complete their year, due to emergency situations. Applications are available through Financial Aid Office and student must be recommended by the Financial Aid Administrator.

Royal Canadian Legion
Bursary assistance of up to $1000 is available to: War veterans and their children and grandchildren, Ordinary members of the Legion and their children and grandchildren, associate members of the Legion and their children, and Ladies Auxiliary members and their children. Awards are based on financial need, and are determined by the District Bursary Committee. Applications are available at the Financial Aid Office.

Awards
Financial assistance through Trent University's award program is designed to acknowledge those students with outstanding academic qualifications and proven financial need. These awards are made possible through the Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund. In l996/97 the Province of Ontario established the Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund. 50% of this fund is provided by the Province, and 50% has been raised through fund raising initiatives by the University. The trust fund represents an endowment fund. Annual proceeds from investment earnings are available in the form of awards to Ontario residents enrolled full-time, part-time or as graduate students. (Refer to specific OSOTF residency guidelines listed under bursaries).

Bagnani Undergraduate Awards
Established in l997 by the Dewar Memorial Fund, these annual awards honour the late Professor Gilbert and Stewart Bagnani. Undergraduate awards will be granted to Ontario students in the Honours' year who demonstrate both academic excellence and financial need. Preference will be given to undergraduate students in classical (traditional) disciplines of the humanities, especially Classics, Archaeology/Anthropology, Ancient History, Philosophy and English. OSOTF guidelines apply.

The Cranston Family Award
This award, a gift of alumnus/a John and Mary Cranston, is awarded annually to a current Trent student(s) entering fourth year who demonstrates high academic achievement and financial need. Preference will be given to students majoring in
History and Anthropology. OSOTF guidelines apply. Applications will be available in early January.

City of Peterborough Awards
These awards, established in l997, will be given to one first year student from each Peterborough high school, who is a resident of the city of Peterborough, and has graduated with a minimum of 80% final average. OSOTF guidelines apply. Applications will be mailed to students in July.

de Pencier Family Award
This award, the gift of business executive, John de Pencier, a long time member of Trent's Board of Governors and chair from l987 ­ l99l, and his wife, Marni, Trent parents, is given annually to a student of high academic standing who is in financial need. OSOTF guidelines apply. Applications will be available in January.

The Dudas Award
This award, a gift of Frank and Jane Dudas, is given annually to a first year student who demonstrates high academic achievement and financial need. OSOTF guidelines apply.

The Lopes Family Award
This award was established by Ana P. Lopes, a member of Trent's Board of Governors, in honour of her parents, Antonio F. and Gertrudes M. Lopes, originally of Lisbon, Portugal, in recognition of their interest in politics and current affairs and their leadership and community service within the Portuguese-speaking community of Canada. This award will be presented annually to a student in financial need who has demonstrated high proficiency in Western European Studies, with special consideration of Portuguese Studies. OSOTF guidelines apply.

The T.E.W. Nind Award
This award was established in memory of Professor T.E.W. (Tom) Nind, President of Trent University from l972-79. The award will be given to a major or joint-major in Mathematics who demonstrates financial need and high academic standing. OSOTF guidelines apply.

Robert Darou Norris Prichard Award
This award will be made to a full-time undergraduate entering fourth year majoring in Environmental & Resource Science/Studies. Applicants must demonstrate excellent academic achievement and financial need with preference given to residents of Counties of Haliburton, Northumberland, Peterborough, Victoria and the Regional Municipality of Durham.

The David Rae Memorial Award
This award, a gift from family members, is given annually to a student entering fourth year of any academic program who has demonstrated academic excellence and financial need.

Peter L Roach Award
This award was established to honour Peter L. Roach, Director of Education from l975 to 1992, in recognition of his years of service to the Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Roman Catholic Separate School Board. In selecting the recipient, priority will be given to a student who has studied in the P.V.N.C. Separate School system and who displays academic excellence and financial need. The funding for this award was provided initially by the employees of the P.V.N.C. Separate School Board through the For Tomorrow Campaign and by friends and associates of Mr. Peter Roach. Additional funding was provided by donations to the Ontario Student Opportunity Trust fund. OSOTF guidelines apply. Applications will be available in January.


Scholarships

The University has a full and diverse scholarship program designed to foster and reward high academic achievement among its students. Funding for the program comes not only from the University itself, but also from the many private donors whose generosity has created a wide range of endowed scholarships and prizes.

Trent University offers both entrance and in-course scholarships. All new students entering the University are automatically considered for entrance scholarships. No separate application for any major scholarship is required, with the exception of the Champlain, Board of Governors' Leadership, and Trent University Special Admission Scholarships. Likewise, no separate application is required for in-course scholarships, since all continuing Trent students are automatically considered for such scholarships, normally upon completion of each sequence of five full courses or equivalent.

All University scholarships may be held in conjunction with scholarships awarded by outside agencies when the conditions of the latter permit. However, a student may not receive funds from more than one major Trent University scholarship in an
academic year. Holders of renewable scholarships must maintain a minimum average of 80 percent in a sequence of five full courses in order for their scholarship to be renewed. The University endeavours to provide all scholarship holders, including those from the Peterborough area, with places in residence if they wish them.

SCHOLARSHIPS REQUIRING SEPARATE APPLICATION
Please note: Previous winners of these scholarships have normally had an average of 90 percent or better.

Trent's most prestigious scholarships, the Champlain Scholarships, the Board of Governors' Leadership Scholarships, and the Trent University Special Admissions Scholarships, are renewable scholarships awarded to new students entering the first year of study who have displayed exceptional academic and extra-curricular achievement, and who are judged likely to make a significant contribution to the life of the University.

The Champlain Scholarships
These scholarships are awarded to entering students of exceptionally high academic achievement and promise. They have an overall value of $15,500 consisting of $8,000 in the first year for students in residence ($2,500 if not in residence), and $2,500 in each of the succeeding three years providing that scholarship standing of 80 percent is maintained.

The Board of Governors' Leadership Scholarships
This scholarship is awarded to an entering student who has shown outstanding leadership and involvement in his/her community as well as high academic achievement. It has an overall value of $10,000 consisting of $4,000 in the first year,
and $2,000 in each of the succeeding three years providing that scholarship standing of 80 percent is maintained.

The Trent University Special Admission Scholarships
These scholarships are awarded to entering students of outstanding academic and extra-curricular achievement. They have an overall value of $7,500 consisting of $3,000 in the first year, and $1,500 in each of the succeeding three years providing that scholarship standing of 80 percent is maintained.

Click here for the Application Form for the above Scholarships.

ENTRANCE AND IN-COURSE SCHOLARSHIPS
The Robert Annett Scholarship
This scholarship is named in honour of Professor Robert G. Annett who taught Biochemistry at Trent University 1968­1998 and was Master of Otonabee College 1994­1998. His compassion and selflessness endeared him to colleagues, students and staff. The scholarship, the gift of the Annett family, friends and alumni, is normally awarded annually to an Otonabee College student majoring in Chemistry, preferably Biochemistry.

The Bill Armstrong Scholarship
This scholarship, the gift of Daryl Bennett in memory of William (Bill) Armstrong of Orono, is awarded annually, on the recommendation of the co-ordinator of the Northern and Polar Studies program, to a student of high achievement and promise, entering the Honours year with an Emphasis in Northern and Polar Studies.

The Bata Scholarship
This scholarship is the gift of Thomas J. Bata, one of the original honorary sponsors of the University and a member of the Board of Governors.

The Binney and Smith Scholarship
This scholarship, established by Binney & Smith (Canada) Ltd. of Lindsay, is awarded to students in the Trent/Queen's Teacher Education program.

The Biology Department Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded annually to a student of high academic achievement and promise entering the third or fourth year of the Biology program.

The Julian Blackburn College Principal's Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded annually to a student enrolled in the part-time credit program, who has completed at least five full courses or equivalent as a part-time student at Trent, and who has demonstrated high overall academic achievement.

The Maurice Boote Scholarship
This scholarship, established in honour of Maurice J. Boote, one of the founding faculty members of Trent University and the first chair of the Economics department, is awarded annually to an outstanding student entering the fourth year of the Honours program in Economics.

The John Brooks Community Foundation Scholarship
This entrance scholarship of $1,500 is awarded each year by the John Brooks Community Foundation and Trent University to an entering student from a visible minority who combines high academic standing with involvement in school and/or community service.

The Winifred Elizabeth Burton Scholarship
This scholarship of the value of $1,000 is awarded annually to an outstanding student entering first or a higher year.

Cyril and Jenny Carter Scholarships in Environmental Studies
This scholarship is awarded to a student of high academic achievement and promise entering the second, third or fourth year of the Environmental Studies program.

Cyril and Jenny Carter Scholarship in Mathematics
This scholarship is awarded to a student of high academic achievement and promise entering the second, third or fourth year of the Mathematics program.

The Anthony Cekota Scholarships
These scholarships were established to honour Anthony Cekota, a self-made man who edited and published a chain of magazines and newspapers in his native Czechoslovakia and also authored several books and papers on problems of industrial management and sociology, continuing as a consultant and advisor on industrial relations following his retirement after 45 years with the Bata Shoe organization. The scholarships are awarded annually to students demonstrating exceptional academic performance.

The Sylvia Cherney Scholarship
The Sylvia Cherney Scholarship, the gift of the late Harry Cherney and of Brian Cherney and Lawrence Cherney, is named in memory of Sylvia Cherney and is available to in-course students majoring in English Literature with the aim of encouraging promise and interest in the study of drama.

The Children of Alumni Scholarship
The Children of Alumni Scholarship Fund was established in 1987 to recognize that the second generation, the children of our alumni, was at hand. To qualify, at least one of the applicant's parents must have graduated, received an honourary degree from Trent University or completed five or more courses at Trent.

The Cranston Scholarship
This scholarship, a gift of alumnus/a John and Mary Cranston, is awarded annually to a current Trent student who has demonstrated considerable academic improvement while at Trent.

The Howard Darling Scholarship
This scholarship, established in honour of Howard Darling, Supervisor, grounds and custodial services, is awarded annually to an upper-year student who has demonstrated excellence in Environmental and Resource Studies.

The Roscoe F. Downey Scholarship
This scholarship, the gift of the late Roscoe F. Downey of Peterborough, is awarded to an entering student from Peterborough or Victoria County.

The William Paxton Eastwood Scholarship
This scholarship, the gift of the late William Paxton Eastwood, a former citizen of Peterborough and Ocala, Florida, is awarded in recognition of academic excellence.

The Roy L. Edwards Scholarship
This scholarship, established in honour of Roy L. Edwards, one of the founding faculty members of Trent University and the first chair of the Biology department, is awarded annually to an outstanding student entering the fourth year of the Honours program in Biology, with the aim of encouraging promise and interest in the study of freshwater ecology.

The Department of English Literature Scholarship
This scholarship, the gift of the English Literature department, is awarded to the best student entering the fourth year of the Honours program in English Literature.

The Ewing Memorial Scholarships and Honours Awards
Several awards are available each year for students entering the University and for Honours students undertaking a fourth year of study. These scholarships are the gift of the late C.W. Ewing, a native of Warkworth, Ontario.

The Faculty Scholarship
A scholarship, the gift of a member of the founding academic staff of Trent University, is awarded to an entering student living in residence.

The Reginald R. Faryon Scholarships
These scholarships, the gift of the Quaker Oats Company of Canada, are named in memory of the late Reginald R. Faryon, a former president of the company, and an active member of the founding board of Trent University.

The Eugene Forsey Scholarships
These scholarships, named in honour of Senator Eugene Forsey, a former Chancellor of the University and a member of the Board of Governors for 10 years, are awarded annually to outstanding students proceeding towards a degree in Administrative Studies.

The Robert M. Fowler Scholarship
This scholarship, the gift of the Quaker Oats Company of Canada in memory of the late Robert M. Fowler, a former member of the Board of Directors of Quaker Oats, and of the Board of Governors of Trent University, is awarded annually to a student in the Administrative Studies program or to one undertaking policy studies in other appropriate university departments.

The Rufus Gibbs Scholarships
These scholarships, the gift of the late Rufus C. Gibbs, are awarded annually to students in all years, on the basis of academic standing, all-round achievement and character.

The John Gilchrist Memorial Scholarship
Named in memory of John Gilchrist, a distinguished medieval scholar who taught at Trent, this scholarship is awarded to an upper-year student with a single or joint major in one of Ancient History & Classics, Canadian Studies, Cultural Studies, English, History, Modern Languages or Philosophy.

The Joseph Ernest Goodhead Scholarship
This scholarship, of the value of $100, the gift of an anonymous donor, is awarded for excellence in the study of biology.

The Hector and Geraldine Elizabeth Gray Scholarships
These scholarships, the gift of the late Hector and Geraldine Elizabeth Gray, are awarded annually to students entering the third year of a Bachelor of Arts program.

The Brian Heeney Scholarship
This scholarship, established as a memorial by Brian Heeney's family, friends and colleagues, is awarded to an outstanding student entering first year.

The Heritage Scholarship
This scholarship honours the Curtis and Milburn families, both of which settled very early in the Peterborough area and have contributed continuously to its development. It is awarded annually to an outstanding student entering the final year of the Honours program in English literature.

The Howson Scholarship
The George Henry and Jane Laing Howson Scholarship is the gift of the late Miss A. Howson and the late Mrs. M.H. Simpson, and is named in memory of their late parents. The scholarship is awarded to a student with high academic standing who is proceeding to the degree of Bachelor of Arts.

The Imasco Scholarships
These scholarships, the gift of Imasco Ltd., are awarded to students of high academic achievement entering first or a higher year in the University.

The Richard B. Johnston Scholarship
A scholarship, donated by the family of Professor Richard B. Johnston of the Anthropology department in his memory is awarded to a deserving student in North American archaeology.

The Francis Dean Kerr Scholarship
This scholarship, the gift of the late Mrs. F.D. Kerr of Peterborough, is named in honour of her late husband who was one of the original honorary sponsors of the University.

The Margaret Laurence Scholarship
This scholarship, named in honour of the late Margaret Laurence, a former Chancellor of the University, is awarded annually for outstanding achievement in the fields of Canadian literature or Canadian studies.

The Margaret Lightbody Scholarship
This scholarship is named to honour Margaret Lightbody ('64), a local area retired Mathematics teacher who has had a remarkable impact on the lives of her students. She is a member of Trent's original graduating class and has served on Trent's Board of Governors (1992-1996). Given to a concurrent education student entering third or fourth year, majoring in either mathematics (single or joint) or with mathematics as an elected teaching subject, who has demonstrated exceptional skill, enthusiasm and promise in classroom teaching and who has maintained at least a B- average in their mathematics courses.

The Town of Lindsay Scholarship
This scholarship, established by the Corporation of the Town of Lindsay, is awarded to an entering student of high academic achievement from the Town of Lindsay, who has also demonstrated peer leadership in the school setting and involvement in community affairs.

The Lodge Physics Scholarships
These scholarships, named in honour of the founding chair of the Physics department, are awarded annually to the best student in the introductory Physics course who is continuing in a program leading to a single- or joint-major in Physics, or who is continuing in the Chemical Physics program and enrolled in at least one Physics course at an advanced level; and the best student in the second year who is entering the third year of a single- or joint-major program in Physics or Chemical Physics.

The Marys' Fund Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded annually to an outstanding student entering the final year of the Honours' program in Philosophy. It has been established in honour of Mary Margaret (Stuart) Beattie and Mary Marjorie (Murphy) Beattie, respectively the late mother and late wife of the donor, David Beattie.

The Dr. Ross Matthews Scholarship
This scholarship, established in honour of the late Dr. Ross Matthews, is awarded annually to an entering student for demonstrated academic excellence.

The Ralph McEwen Scholarships
These scholarships, established in honour of the late Ralph McEwen, are awarded annually to students who are undertaking courses in Canadian literature or Canadian social history.

The Jean McKerracher Scholarship in Biology
This scholarship is awarded to one or two outstanding student(s) entering the fourth quarter of the Honours program in Biology or Biochemistry, with the aim of encour-aging promise and interest in a career in health services.

The MR. SUB Scholarship
The MR. SUB Scholarship is awarded annually to a student in any year of the Administrative Studies program or the Economics program who combines high academic standing and community involvement.

The William Allan Newell Scholarship
This scholarship, the gift of the late Judson Newell of Prescott, and named in honour of his father, the chairman and founder of the Newell Manufacturing Co., Ltd., is awarded to an entering student proceeding to the degree of Bachelor of Science.

The Robert J. D. Page Scholarship in Environmental and Resource Studies
This scholarship, established by Dr. Robert J.D. Page who was associated with the ERS program from its beginning, is awarded annually to a student entering fourth year who best combines academic achievement and public environmental service.

The Quaker Oats Company of Canada Limited Scholarships in the Humanities
Established by the Quaker Oats Company of Canada Limited, two scholarships are awarded annually to deserving students entering the fourth year of an Honours degree in humanities.

The J. J. Robinette Scholarships
These scholarships were established by friends and colleagues to honour the 60th anniversary of Dr. J.J. Robinette's call to the Bar. He was a member of the Trent's first Board of Governors, and Chancellor of the University from 1984 to 1987.

The Peterborough Examiner Scholarship
This scholarship, the gift of the Peterborough Examiner Co. Ltd., is awarded to an outstanding student entering first or a higher year and living in residence.

The Helen and Barney Sandwell Scholarship
This scholarship, the gift of the distinguished Canadian publisher, B.D. Sandwell, a long-time member of the Trent Board and its Chair from 1971 to 1975, and of his wife Helen, is awarded annually to an outstanding student majoring in English literature entering the third year of a degree program in English.

The Frank and Reata Scott Scholarship
This scholarship, the gift of Helen Whiteside in memory of her parents, is awarded to a student entering the third year of a Bachelor of Arts program and is renewable in the fourth year provided that the student maintains a scholarship standing of 80 per cent.

The Katherine E. Scott Scholarship
This scholarship, the gift of the late Dr. C.M. Scott of Peterborough, is named in honour of his late wife.

The William Bligh Shaw Scholarship
This scholarship, the gift of Muriel Beatrice Shaw, is awarded annually to an outstanding student entering the first year of the Administrative Studies program.

The H. Clare Sootheran Scholarship
This scholarship, the gift of the late H. Clare Sootheran of Peterborough, is awarded for excellence in the Faculty of Arts.

The Ian Stonehewer Memorial Scholarship
Named in honour of Ian Stonehewer, B.A. Honours 1975, this scholarship, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. John Stonehewer, is awarded annually for excellence to a student entering the fourth year of the Honours program in History.

The Carolyn Sarah Thomson Scholarship
This scholarship was established by the late Carolyn Sarah Thomson, a Trent alumna who was intensely loyal to Trent and to the people ­ faculty, staff and students ­ who make the University unique. It is awarded for excellence to a student entering the third year of the Canadian Studies program.

The Trent University S & A Scholarship
These two scholarships, of the value of $500 each, the gift of the employees of Trent University, are awarded annually to students entering the University from schools of the Public or Separate Boards of Peterborough or Victoria County on the basis of academic standing and all-round achievement and character.

The Trent University Scholarship
Several Trent University Scholarships are available to students of high academic achievement entering first or higher years in the University.

City of Trenton Scholarship
This scholarship, established by the Corporation of the City of Trenton, is awarded to an entering student from the city of Trenton.

The James G. Wharry Scholarship
This scholarship, a gift of the Quaker Oats Company of Canada, of the value of full tuition for the fourth year, is awarded annually for excellence to a student entering the fourth year of the Honours program in Canadian Studies.

EXTERNALLY AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS
A number of scholarships (and bursaries) are awarded by bodies outside the University. Several corporations, for instance, have special programs for dependents of their employees. Students should consult their guidance counsellors concerning these awards.

INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS
The following scholarships are available for international visa students. They require a letter of application to the Trent International Program accompanied by an application for admission to Trent University, certified transcripts, certified evidence of proficiency in English (see English language requirements under Regulations) and three letters of reference (including two from current or former teachers). For scholarships designated for United World Colleges or advertised through Canadian Education Centres abroad, application should be made directly to the appropriate United World College or Canadian Education Centre. Holders of renewable scholarships must remain in good academic standing for their scholarships to be renewed.

Tom Nind International Scholarship
This scholarship is named in honour of the late Tom Nind, Trent University's second President. It is awarded each year to the international scholar with the highest academic standing on entry to the University. It carries an additional one-time award of $500.

Trent International Program Full Scholarships
Based on high academic achievement, community and/or international service and an assessment of financial need, these renewable scholarships cover at least international tuition fees and ancillary fees and, depending on need, they may include residence, health insurance, a book allowance and some living expenses for the eight-month academic year. Preference is given to students from developing countries and Eastern Europe who could not otherwise afford to study in Canada.

Jack Matthews International Scholarship
This scholarship is named in honour of Jack Matthews, the founding Director of both Pearson College of the Pacific and the Trent International Program. It is awarded each year to an international student entering Trent University from Pearson College of the Pacific. Based on high academic achievement and an assessment of financial need, selection for this renewable scholarship places special emphasis on outstanding community and/or international service. It covers international tuition fees, ancillary fees, residence and, depending on need, health insurance, a book allowance and some living expenses for the eight-month academic year.

International Tuition Scholarships
Based on high academic achievement, community and/or international service and open to all non-Canadian students or residents (or, in some cases, designated nationals), these renewable scholarships cover international tuition fees.

TIP Tuition Levy Scholarship
This renewable scholarship is funded by the students of Trent University through an annual levy. Based on high academic achievement and a strong record of community and/or international service, a TIP Tuition Levy Scholarship is awarded each year to a student from a developing country. It covers international tuition fees and ancillary fees.

Singapore International Chamber of Commerce and Richard Hua Foundation Scholarships
These renewable scholarships, the gift of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce, are awarded to citizens of Singapore in recognition of outstanding academic and extracurricular performance. They cover international tuition fees, residence and travel. Application is through the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce.

Medals
Governor-General's Medals
The gold medal is awarded to the graduate student with the highest standing on graduation and the silver medal is awarded to the student with the highest standing on graduation with an Honour's Degree.

President Symons Medals
The Symons Medals were established in 1972 in honour of T.H.B. Symons, the founding president of Trent University. These medals are awarded to students in the Honours program who achieve high overall standing on graduation.

Professor Gilbert Bagnani Medals
The Professor Gilbert Bagnani Medals were established in 1986 to honour the late Professor Gilbert Bagnani, one of the founding faculty members of Trent University. The medals are awarded to graduating students in the General program who achieve high overall standing.

Prizes

Ambassador of Switzerland Prizes in French and German
These prizes, the gift of the Ambassador of Switzerland, are awarded to the undergrad-uates who have obtained the highest standings in the French and German languages in their graduating year.

The Bob Annett Prize
This prize is presented to the full time student of Otonabee College whose academic performance is the most improved over the year. During his 30 years at Trent, Professor Annett was committed to encouraging students to reach their potential and to benefit to the fullest from their experience at Trent.

Anthropology Society Prize
This prize is awarded to the most outstanding Anthropology 100 student on the basis of tutorial work and overall marks.

Sir Donald Banks Prize
This prize, the gift of Professor D.L. Smith in memory of her father, is awarded annually to a promising student in Spanish planning to participate in the Year Abroad program.

Bruce Barrett Memorial Prizes
In memory of Bruce Barrett, a former Trent Philosophy student, several prizes are awarded annually to outstanding students in first-year courses in Philosophy. Approximate value $100 each.

Bigwin Memorial Award
This prize is awarded on behalf of Elizabeth Bigwin to an aboriginal student in Native Studies 260 who not only demonstrates academic excellence, but also contributes to the well-being of the community at Trent or the community at large.

Department of Biology Prizes
Awarded to students who show excellence in the study of Biology in first or higher years.

Biology Undergraduate Thesis Award
Given annually in recognition of the highest achievement in the Biology research thesis.

Gordon Campbell Memorial Award
In memory of Gordon Campbell, a former Trent Geography student, one award of $350 is given annually to a third- or fourth-year undergraduate student in a single- or joint-major program in Geography with a demonstrated and continuing interest in the Canadian North.

Canadian Association of Geographers' Undergraduate Award
This award, presented by the Canadian Association of Geographers, is offered each year to the Honours Geography student at Trent who is judged to have the best academic record in fourth year.

Canadian Scholars' Press Award
This prize is awarded for outstanding achievement in Anthropology 240.

Robert Chambers Prize
This prize, established in 1996 to honour Professor Robert Chambers on his retirement, is awarded annually to the best student graduating from the Honours program in English Literature.

Donald Chase Memorial Prize
This prize, in memory of Donald Chase, a Trent student in 1989, is awarded annually for the best essay in Canadian history written by a first-year undergraduate at Trent.

William B. Common, QC, LL D Memorial Prize
This prize is awarded to the student achieving the highest academic standing in first-year (Canadian) Macroeconomics.

Comparative Development Prizes
The prizes are awarded annually to students with the highest overall standing in the 100, 200 and 400 level central core courses in Comparative Development Studies.

Computer Studies Prize
Awarded to the outstanding student(s) graduating from a joint-major program in Computer Science/Studies.

Consul General's Prizes in French
These prizes, the gift of the Consul General of France, are awarded to the leading under-graduates in French Studies within the University.

CRC Press Freshman Chemistry Achievement Award
This prize is a gift of a copy of the CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics from the CRC Press Inc., and is awarded to a student at the end of first year on the basis of outstanding academic achievement in Chemistry.

James Creery Memorial Essay Prize
This prize, in memory of James Harold Creery, a Trent student of Philosophy in 1972-74, is awarded annually for the best philosophical essay written by an undergraduate at Trent.

The Cultural Studies Faculty Prize
The Faculty Prize was established in 1988 through contributions from the Cultural Studies faculty. It is awarded to a Cultural Studies major or joint-major for the best essay of a critical or theoretical nature related to the subject areas of the Cultural Studies program submitted to a juried competition held annually by the program. Value $300.

Currie Honours Awards
These awards are presented annually to students enrolled in Geography 401 or 402 in the Winter session on the basis of both academic achievement and proposed thesis research. A total prize of $1000 is divided among up to three selected winners.

The J. Emmett Duff Memorial Prize in Geography
This prize, the gift of Professor T.H.B. Symons, Celanese Canada Inc. and John D. Stevenson QC, was established in memory of the late J. Emmett Duff, who, without formal training in the subject, was possessed of an intense love of traditional geography. A prize of $100 is awarded to the Geographer in their third or fourth year who maintains a standing of at least 70% average in all Geography courses and who best epitomizes the spirit of cartophilia.

Department of Economics Prize
This prize, a gift of the Economics department, is awarded to the student achieving the highest academic standing in first-year Microeconomics.

Embassy of Spain Prize in Hispanic Studies
Awarded to an outstanding student in upper years majoring in Spanish.

Environmental and Resource Studies Program Prize
This prize, a gift of the ERS program, is awarded annually to a first-year student achieving the highest academic standard in the first-year ERS course.

The Marjorie Elizabeth Foster Prize
This prize, given in memory of Marjorie Elizabeth Foster, is awarded to the student who writes the best essay or research project in historical geography in a particular year in any Geography course.

French Studies Staff Prizes
These prizes are offered by members of the French Studies section to outstanding students of first-year French Studies.

French Studies Staff Prize (Nantes program)
This prize is awarded annually by members of the French Studies section to the outstanding participant in the Nantes Year Abroad program in French Studies.

The Gregory R. Frith Memorial Prize in Cultural Studies
This prize was established in honour of the late Gregory R. Frith, B.A. Honours 1977. It is awarded to a Cultural Studies major or joint-major for the best submission in any of the arts associated with the Cultural Studies program to a juried competition held annually by the program. Value $300.

The Honourable Leslie Frost Prize
This prize, the gift of the late Hon. Leslie M. Frost, PC, Premier of Ontario from 1949 to 1962 and first Chancellor of Trent University, is awarded to the leading undergraduate in the first-year course in Canadian history.

Gadfly Prizes
These prizes are awarded to an outstanding undergraduate in Philosophy in each of the second and third years. The prizes commemorate Socrates' description of himself as one who rouses and reproves the society in which he lives just as a gadfly awakens a sluggish horse.

Department of Geography Prizes
Awarded in the first and second year to students who show excellence in the study of geography. The second-year prize, known as the Geography alumni prize, is donated by the Trent University Geographical Society using funds contributed by Geography alumni.

Guinand Prize
This prize, in honour of the first chair of the Mathematics department, is awarded to a student of high promise in the Mathematics program, normally on entering the fourth year of the Honours program.

Graham Hartley Prize
This award, presented by the Chemical Institute of Canada (Peterborough Section) in honour of Graham Harry Hartley, Ph.D., M.C.I.C., is given to first and second year students who have shown excellence in the field of general chemistry.

The Honourable George S. Henry Prize
This prize, in memory of Hon. George S. Henry, Prime Minister of Ontario from 1930 to 1934, and Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario for East York from 1913 to 1943, is awarded to the leading undergraduate in the first-year course in Political Studies.

Linda Hubbell Book Prize
Named for Anthropology and Women's Studies professor Linda Hubbell and originally endowed by the Peterborough Women's Committee, this prize will be awarded annually based on academic achievement as well as contributions to thevitality of the program.

The Arnold Hyson Prize in Maritime Studies
This prize is awarded to the student with the most outstanding research paper in Canadian Studies ­ History 307.

The David Sutherland Irwin Prize
Established in memory of the late Professor David Irwin, this prize is awarded on completion of Chemistry ­ Biology 330 to a student with outstanding performance in Biochemistry.

The Richard B. Johnston Memorial Prize
A prize, donated by the family of Professor Richard B. Johnston of the Anthropology department in his memory is awarded to a deserving student in Ontario archaeology.

The K.E. Kidd Memorial Awards
These prizes are awarded each year to graduating students who have demonstrated the highest degree of ability and achievement in the Diploma program of the Native Studies department.

F. Alan Lawson Memorial Prize
Sponsored by the Central Ontario Chartered Accountants Association, this award is made annually to the student majoring in the Administrative Studies program, who achieves the highest combined mark in fundamentals of financial accounting and fundamentals of management accounting (Administration 201H and 202H).

The Helen E. MacNaughton Prize
This prize is awarded to an outstanding student in Philosophy entering fourth year.

The J. Percy MacNaughton Prize
This prize is awarded to the student achieving the highest academic standing in Environmental and Resource Studies entering the fourth year.

The Makhija Prize in Chemistry
This prize, the gift of R & R Laboratories, is awarded to the student with the best overall performance in 300-level courses in Chemistry.

The McColl Turner Prize in Accounting
Presented by McColl Turner, Chartered Accountants, to an undergraduate student in Administration 320, who has demonstrated exceptional promise and enthusiasm for the study and dissemination of the principles and practices of accounting.

David N. Mclntyre Conservation Award
Presented by the Otonabee Region Conservation Authority to the outstanding Geography student who has demonstrated an interest in conservation.

Jane McLarty Memorial Prize
This prize, given in memory of Jane McLarty, a member of Lady Eaton College from 1987-1990, is awarded annually to a deserving student entering the third or fourth year of studies in English Literature.

The Heather J. Glendinning McMurter Memorial Award
This award was established in memory of Heather J. Glendinning McMurter who graduated with a B.Sc. from the Environmental Studies program in 1988. Awarded annually to a student entering the fourth year (having completed 15 courses) of the Environmental & Resource Science/Studies program whose research paper in ERS 300 or 400 level is judged to be the best of the year.

Midwives' Prize
This prize is the gift of three members of the Universities Liaison Committee who assisted at the birth of Trent University. The late Professor J.M. Blackburn, then of Queen's University; the late Dean Frank Stiling, then of the University of Western
Ontario; and the late Dr. M. St. A. Woodside, former vice-president of the University of Toronto, were named by their universities to act as a liaison committee between these three universities and the Founding Board of Trent University. The prize is awarded to the student with the highest overall standing in the first year.

The Norma Miller Essay Prize
Administered jointly by Catharine Parr Traill College and the department of Ancient History & Classics, these prizes honour the memory of Norma P. Miller, an honourary fellow of Traill and frequent visitor to the Classics department. They are awarded to the best essay in each of two competitions, one in Classical Literature 100 and the other in Roman history.

Joyce Moonias Memorial Awards
These awards, donated by Frances Six in memory of Joyce Moonias, Native Studies student 1982-83, are offered annually to the student with the highest academic standing in Native Studies 280 and 380 (Ojibway language).

W.L. Morton Essay Prize in History
Awarded to the second- or third-year student writing the best essay.

National Council for Geographic Education Excellence of Scholarship Award
Awarded to the outstanding graduating Geography major.

The Native Studies Award
These prizes, in memory of Harvey G. Greene of Peterborough, are awarded to outstanding students in Native Studies.

The Organic Chemistry Prize
Awarded annually to a student who has demonstrated substantial improvement in the field of organic chemistry, normally on completion of Chemistry 310.

The Pammett Historical Prize
Awarded annually, when merited, for the best student research essay on the history of the Kawartha District (defined as including the Counties of Peterborough, Victoria, Haliburton, Northumberland, Clarington and the Algonquin Region). The recipient will be chosen by the Chair of the History department. This prize is established by the late Howard Pammett (1909-1993), in honour of his parents, Robert and Ruby Pammett.

Peace Hills Trust Prize
The Peace Hills Trust Prize of $500 will be awarded annually to the top aboriginal student, in terms of academic achievement, completing the second year of the Emphasis program in Native Management and Economic Development.

Peterborough Historical Atlas Foundation Prize
This prize is to be awarded to the undergraduate whose essay or project on a Canadian subject is deemed outstanding. An interdisciplinary panel will select the winner from the entries submitted by faculty in appropriate disciplines.

Peterborough Professional Engineers Wives' Association Prize
This prize, a gift of the association, is awarded to an undergraduate who shows excel-lence in 200-level courses in Physics or Chemistry.

John Pettigrew Prizes
These prizes, established in memory of the late Professor John Pettigrew, are awarded annually for the best student essays submitted in first-year English.

Department of Physics Prize
This prize, a gift of the Physics department, is awarded to the student achieving the highest academic standing in the first-year Physics course.

Powles Prize
Given in honour of Percival M. Powles, long time member of the Biology department, this prize is given to a student entering the fourth quarter of the Biology program who has demonstrated excellence in the area of fisheries and aquatic sciences.

The Andrew Priestman Memorial Prize in Political Studies
This book prize was established in honour of the late Andrew Priestman, Honours B.A. 1991. It is awarded annually to a graduating student in Political Studies who has maintained a solid academic achievement and made an above-average contribution to student life and the activities of the Political Studies department. Students and faculty are encouraged to make nominations.

The R & R Laboratories Prize in Analytical Chemistry
This prize, the gift of R & R Laboratories, is awarded to a student with outstanding performance in analytical chemistry on completion of a 300-level course in chemical analysis.

Department of Psychology Prizes
These prizes, a gift of the Psychology department, are awarded to outstanding students in Psychology.

Victor T. Ridley Memorial Prize
This prize, the gift of Mrs. F. Millard in memory of the late Victor T. Ridley of Peterborough, is awarded to the leading undergraduate in first-year Mathematics.

J. J. Robinette Prize
The J.J. Robinette Prize is awarded in honour of the late Dr. John J. Robinette, an eminent constitutional and criminal lawyer, and Trent University's fifth Chancellor. The prize is awarded to the scholastically outstanding graduate of Trent University in any year who undertakes the study of law at another Canadian university.

Barbara Rooke Prize
This prize, established in memory of the late Professor Barbara Rooke, is awarded annually to the best student in in a 200- or 300-level course in the Romantics.

J. Paul Scott Jr. Memorial Prize
Established in memory of J. Paul Scott Jr., to be awarded to a deserving student enrolled in Psychology 401 or 402 (Honours thesis).

The Denis Smith Essay Prize
This prize, the gift of the Political Studies department, is awarded each year to a fourth-year student submitting an outstanding essay in Political Studies.

The Honourable Sidney Smith Prize
This prize is named in honour of Hon. Sidney Smith, Member of the Legislative Assembly of the United Province of Canada from 1854 to 1861, Postmaster General of the United Province of Canada from 1858 to 1862, and elected Member of the
Legislative Council from 1861 to 1863. It is the gift of Hon. S. Bruce Smith, Chief Justice of Alberta, and of Muriel Turner and H.G.H. Smith, QC, of Winnipeg and is awarded annually to the leading undergraduate majoring in Political Studies and History in the second year.

The Society of Chemical Industry Student Merit Award
This award is given to the student having the highest standing in the final year of his or her course. The student must have a minimum average of 75% and have completed the course in the normal number of years.

The Society of Management Accountants Prize
This prize is awarded to the student proceeding to fourth year in the Administrative Studies program who has achieved the highest overall standing in all accounting subjects.

The Sophia Prize
This prize, established in 1999 to honour Professor Robert Carter on his retirement, is awarded annually to an outstanding third or fourth year student who best exemplifies philosophy as the love of wisdom.

Soroptimist International of Peterborough Prize
Presented by the Soroptimist International of Peterborough, a service club for business and professional women, this prize is awarded annually to an outstanding female student entering her final year of an Honours degree in the Women's Studies program.

Gillian Stamp ­ Friends of Field Hockey Prize
Awarded to the player, selected by her teammates who, continually demonstrates dedication, commitment and loyalty to her team both on and off the playing field. Through leadership, fair play and enthusiasm, she is an inspiration to her teammates in their pursuit of field hockey and academic excellence.

The Robert W. F. Stephenson Prize
Established by the Alumni Association to honour the first alumnus to chair the Board of Governors. The $250 prize recognizes a student who has demonstrated excellence in contribution to student governance.

Symons Essay Prizes in Canadian Studies
These prizes were established through a gift from T.H.B. Symons, the founding president of Trent University, to recognize excellence in performance in courses of the Canadian Studies program. Four prizes are awarded annually for outstanding essays in first-, second-, third- and fourth-year courses.

The Norman Townsend Prize in Anthropology
An annual award, in memory of the late Professor Norman Townsend, presented by the Anthropology department on the basis of high academic standing to a student pursuing studies in cultural anthropology.

Trent Science Fair Award
This award of the value of $100 to be applied against first-year tuition fees, is offered to a senior secondary school student whose project is judged outstanding at the annual Peterborough Regional Science Fair.

Harold F. VanDusen Prize
This prize in Economics is awarded annually to the student completing the third quarter of the Honours program who has demonstrated exceptional promise and enthusiasm for the study and dissemination of the principles and practices of economics.

Verduyn Book Prize
Awarded to the student who achieves the highest standing in the course "Canadian Women's Writing."

Rodney F. White Memorial Prize
Two prizes of $100 each are awarded annually by the Sociology department to majors who demonstrate excellence in the study of sociology.

Alan Wilson Prize in History
Awarded to the Honours History student achieving the highest standing in fourth year.

COLLEGE PRIZES

Peter Robinson College Prizes
These three prizes are awarded annually to the continuing College students with the
highest academic standing during each of the first, second and third quarters of their
academic programs.

Peter Robinson College Fellows' Prize
The prize is awarded on the basis of overall academic standing to a graduating student
in the fourth quarter of an honours program.

Robert Lightbody Prize
This prize was established by the Alumni Association to honour the contributions to the
University of alumnus Robert Lightbody, a member of Trent's first class. It is awarded
annually to an upper-year Peter Robinson College student.

Catharine Parr Traill College Scholar
The title of College Scholar is conferred upon the student in his or her graduating year
who has achieved academic excellence and who has also made an all-round contri-bution
to the college.

Catharine Parr Traill College Principal's Prize
This prize is awarded to the Catharine Parr Traill College student with the best academic performance in the freshman year.

Champlain College Master's Prize
The prize is awarded to the graduating student of the college with the highest overall standing in fourth quarter, Honours.

Champlain College Fellows' Prize
The prize is awarded to the graduating student of the college with the highest overall average in the third quarter, General.

Champlain College Senior Tutor's Prize
Awarded annually to the Champlain College student who has achieved the highest average at mid-year.

Christopher Greene Award
Awarded annually in honour of Christopher Greene, former senior tutor of Champlain College, to a graduating student within the college who has demonstrated considerable academic improvement while studying at Trent University.

John Rymes Book Award
This book prize is awarded by the senior tutor of Champlain College to a student of the college who has benefitted most from a Trent University education.

The Lady Eaton College Fellows' Prize
An award given by the Fellows of Lady Eaton College to a graduating student of the college for academic excellence over his or her university career.

The McCalla-Standen Award
This award, in honour of two former principals of Lady Eaton College, is presented annually to a first-year student of the college who has most distinguished him/herself through contribution to the college, the University or the wider community while maintaining a good academic average.

The Marjory Seeley Prizes
Up to three prizes are awarded annually in honour of the first Principal of Lady Eaton College to students of the college who have distinguished themselves in sports, academics, student government or college committees, or who have contributed to the college in such a way as to enrich its life.

Otonabee College Senior Common Room Prize
This prize is awarded to the Otonabee College student with the best academic performance in the freshman year.

Otonabee College Prize
This prize is awarded to the Otonabee College student who has achieved the highest cumulative average in the first three years of a General or Honours program, and is on the Dean's Honours List at the end of the third year.

John Stubbs Prize
Created as a tribute to Trent University's fourth President, the prize is awarded by the senior tutor to the full-time undergraduate student member of Otonabee College with the highest average at mid-year.

The Eileen Gallagher Otonabee College Spirit Award
This prize, the gift of alumni, friends and family (and companion to the Scott Rennie Award) is awarded to a deserving female Otonabee College member.

The Scott Rennie Otonabee College Spirit Award
This prize, the gift of alumni, friends and family (and companion to the Eileen Gallagher Award) is awarded to a deserving male Otonabee College member.

Julian Blackburn College Prizes
These two prizes are awarded to Julian Blackburn College students who graduate with the highest academic standing in the Honours and General program.

Trent Alumni Summer Session Prizes
These two prizes, the gift of the Trent University Alumni Association, are awarded annually for outstanding academic achievement by Julian Blackburn College students in the on-campus and the Oshawa Summer session (including intersession).

INTERNATIONAL PRIZES

The Exchange Award
This award is given to an exchange or year-abroad student who has contributed significantly to the promotion of study abroad and to the international life of the University.

The Hulcoop Prize
Named in honour of Barb Hulcoop, a retired Trent staff member who opens up her home and her heart to international students. This award is given to a first-year student in recognition of outstanding contributions to the international life of the University.

The Jack Matthews Award
Named in honour of the founding Director of the Trent International Program who symbolizes international understanding in all his endeavours. This award is given to a graduating student to recognize outstanding commitment and contributions to internationalization, both locally and globally.

The Karanja Njoroge Community Service Award
Named in honour of the second Director of the Trent International Program, this award is given to a student in recognition of his/her active involvement in development education both at Trent University and in the wider community.

The Trent International Program Award
Given to an upper year student, usually in the graduating class, in recognition of substantial involvement in the Trent International Program and genuine devotion to the ideals of internationalization.