Student Awards handbook

2017-2018

Cover Photo: Photo at Top Right From Left to Right Kaiden Clarke- First Year Engineering (Student Representative Council Bursary) Shayne Dunphy– Student Council Member at Ridge Road Campus Jordan Walsh- Construction/ Industrial Electrician (Student Representative Council Bursary) Photo at Bottom Right From Left to Right John Westcott- First Year Engineering-(Family Foundation CNA Leadership Achievement Award) Samantha Fitzpatrick- Office Administration-(Fry Family Foundation CNA Leadership Achievement Award) Nicolas Pollard- Powerline Technician (Operating)-(Fry Family Foundation CNA Leadership Achievement Award) Brandon Penney- Sound Recording & Production-(Fry Family Foundation CNA Artist Scholarship) Christopher Russell- Business Management –Accounting- (Fry Family Foundation CNA Business Leadership Achievement Award) Jennifer Cake- Textiles: Craft & Apparel Design-(Fry Family Foundation CNA Artist Scholarship) Taylor Harrington- Medical Laboratory Sciences- (Fry Family Foundation Health Sciences Distinction Achievement Michaela Glynn- Respiratory Therapy- (Fry Family Foundation Health Sciences Distinction Achievement) Mr. Paul Burt- Fry Family Foundation Photo at Left From Left to Right Chelsea Marks – Business Administration- (City of Corner Brook Entrance Achievement Award) Gerry Byrne – Minister of Fisheries and Land Resources

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Table of Contents

Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 1 General Information ......................................................................................................................... 1 Provincial Awards ............................................................................................................................ 6 Campus Awards Baie Verte ..................................................................................................................................... 41

Bay St. George .............................................................................................................................. 42

Bonavista ...................................................................................................................................... 50

Burin ............................................................................................................................................ 52

Carbonear ..................................................................................................................................... 53

Clarenville .................................................................................................................................... 57

Corner Brook ............................................................................................................................... 59

Distributed Learning .................................................................................................................... 64

Gander .......................................................................................................................................... 66

Grand Falls - Windsor .................................................................................................................. 70

Happy Valley - Goose Bay .......................................................................................................... 74

Labrador West .............................................................................................................................. 79

Placentia ....................................................................................................................................... 80

Port aux Basques .......................................................................................................................... 81

Prince Philip Drive ....................................................................................................................... 84

Ridge Road ................................................................................................................................... 90

Seal Cove ...................................................................................................................................... 94

St. John’s Region – (Prince Philip Drive, Ridge Road and Seal Cove) ........................................ 96

St. Anthony ................................................................................................................................ 100

College Sponsored Awards .......................................................................................................... 102 External Awards ........................................................................................................................... 103 Committee Members .................................................................................................................... 104 Awards Publication “Opt Out” Form ........................................................................................... 105

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Introduction College of the North Atlantic Awards Program provides a significant contribution to the education of our students through the encouragement and recognition of high scholastic performance and by providing a measure of assistance to those who may experience financial difficulty in completing their programs of study. These awards are made possible by the generous contribution of our donors, who represent numerous organizations, companies and individuals and whose support is the very foundation of our awards program. This handbook describes the types of awards available and the specific criteria for each. It also provides a section that describes awards offered at each campus, as well as a section that outlines awards that are provided at the provincial level. Students in qualifying programs at all campus locations compete for provincial awards. For further information, please contact the person responsible for your campus awards program or the Provincial Chairperson. Please refer to the committee membership section of this brochure for a list of awards representatives. Please read carefully the General Information section of this brochure. College awards are subject to change or cancellation without prior notice. This handbook is also available on our web site at “http://www.cna.nl.ca/awards”. General Information The College offers opportunities to students in many programs to compete for a variety of achievement awards, scholarships, bursaries, distinction awards, prizes and graduation awards. Note: All students who are selected for an award/scholarship/bursary will be required to provide their Social Insurance Number, so that a T4A may be issued for income tax purposes. Note: College of the North Atlantic recommends that students who are receiving funding and/or sponsorship contact their funding/sponsoring agency for clarification of whether receiving an award may affect their funding/sponsorship status. Note: If you receive a scholarship or bursary, you must report the total amount on your application to Student Financial Services; however, only the amount that exceeds $1,800 per academic year will be considered a financial resource in calculating your assessed need.

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Definitions of Awards Achievement Award Monetary award given in recognition of academic excellence, leadership and community / college involvement.

Scholarship Monetary award given in recognition of academic excellence.

Bursary Monetary award given in recognition of financial need and academic merit.

Distinction Award An award given in recognition of a variety of qualities. Some examples would be, but are not limited to, passion for learning, demonstrated initiative, significant contribution to class, good work ethic, positive attitude, willingness to help others and/or strong desire to succeed.

Prize Award given in recognition of performance in a particular subject area or task.

Medal President’s Medals of Excellence, Governor General’s Academic Medals, and other medals presented upon graduation.

Honour Society Students achieving academic excellence as prescribed by specific criteria will become members of the College of the North Atlantic Honour Society.

Academic Excellence For the purpose of Achievement Awards and Scholarships academic excellence refers to a candidate who has attained the minimum weighted/overall average of 75% or higher. Note: some programs are based on weighted average and others are based on overall average.

Academic Merit For the purpose of Bursaries, Distinction Awards and Prizes academic merit refers to a candidate who has attained the minimum weighted/overall average of 60% or higher except in cases where the grading basis is higher for the program. Note: some programs are based on weighted average and others are based on overall average.

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Application Process Application forms for awards administered by the College are available at the Student Services Office. Unless otherwise stated, applications are not required in order to be considered for medals, scholarships, distinction awards or prizes. An application shall be required of a candidate for each award designated as an achievement award or bursary. The deadline for receipt of applications for bursaries and other awards can be obtained at each campus Student Services Office but is generally mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Eligibility for College Awards During a campus or provincial awards selection process no achievement award, scholarship or bursary administered by the College, within that process, shall be awarded to a candidate who holds an award of equal or greater value, unless specifically required by the terms of the award. To be eligible for any award a student must be registered as a full-time student in a recognized College program. To be eligible for renewal of an achievement award, scholarship or bursary the student must maintain full time status in their recognized College program and continue to meet eligibility requirements of the award. The eligibility criteria for awarding an Achievement Award or Scholarship: • Candidates must be in clear academic standing with a minimum weighted/overall average of 75%. • At least 80% of the credits accumulated at the point of consideration for awards must have been

obtained at the College. • Courses which are not included in the requirements for graduation will not be included in the

calculation of the weighted /overall average. • Candidates must have attained a passing grade in ALL courses being considered in establishing

weighted average. Marks obtained in supplementary exams will be considered in the calculation of the weighted/overall average.

• In cases where the student repeats a course, the best earned grade will stand for calculation of the

weighted/overall average.

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The eligibility criteria for awarding a Bursary, Distinction Award or Prize: • Candidates must be in clear academic standing with a minimum weighted/overall average of 60%,

except in cases where the minimum grading basis is higher. (i.e. in Industrial Trades and Primary Care Paramedicine it is 70%). The weighted average will be used except in cases where programs use an overall average.

• At least 80% of the credits accumulated at the point of consideration for awards must have been

obtained at the College. • Courses which are not included in the requirements for graduation will not be included in the

calculation of the weighted overall/average. • Candidates must have attained a passing grade in ALL courses being considered in establishing

weighted average. Marks obtained in supplementary exams will be considered in the calculation of the weighted overall/average.

• In cases where the student repeats a course, the best earned grade will stand for calculation of the

weighted/overall average. The eligibility criteria for awarding the Governor General’s Medal: The Governor General’s Medal is awarded to a graduate who has achieved the highest weighted / overall average at each campus where applicable. The student must be graduating from a two or three-year diploma-level program. The eligibility criteria for the President’s Medal of Excellence: The President’s Medal of Excellence will be awarded to one full-time graduate in each program who attains the highest weighted/overall average in his/her program. The student will also receive a certificate. The student must meet all College scholarship criteria. The medal is campus based and is available to both the certificate and diploma-level programs. The eligibility criteria for Honor Society (Semester Based): The College has established an Honor Society to recognize those students who meet the following criteria: • Those in certificate, diploma, and post-diploma programs who have a grade point average (GPA) of

4.0 and/or no mark less than 80%.

• Some campuses offer Office Administration and Business Administration by the individualized instruction methodology. At campuses where this applies, students must be full time and achieve a grade point average (GPA) of 4.0 and no mark less than 80% in order to qualify for the Honour Society.

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The eligibility criteria for Honor Society Status at Graduation The College recognizes graduates who have attained honour society in each semester of their program resulting in an overall grade point average (GPA) of 4.0 and/or no mark less than 80%. Students who achieve this will be recognized during the graduation ceremony with an honour cord. Documentation Awards administered by the College shall be recorded on the recipient’s academic record. Transcripts for students who achieve Honour Society status (semester based), will state, “Honour Society” at the end of each semester that they achieve this criteria. Students who have achieved honour society status will have their names posted at their campus and on the college website at the end of the semester. Transcripts for students who achieve Honour Society status at graduation will state, “Graduated with Honours” on their transcript. College Awards Publications / Opt Out Form If you do not wish to have your personal information (name, photo, program of study and community) published by the college, please complete an “Opt Out” form (found at the back of this handbook or on our website at www.cna.nl.ca/awards) and submit it to the Student Services Office at your campus.

Outstanding Fees Award recipients who owe outstanding fees to the College will have their monetary award credited to their account. Privacy Disclaimer As part of the Scholarship/Awards process, your personal information (name, photo, program of study and community) may be shared with our donor to advise them of how their scholarship monies have been distributed. If you do not wish to have this information shared, please e-mail the Alumni office at alumni@cna.nl.ca. Many thanks for allowing us to share your successes with the donors who have made these awards possible.

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Provincial Awards A. Harvey Group of Companies Entrance Scholarship From humble beginnings, to a household name, A. Harvey and Company Limited has been serving the people of the greater St. John’s are for over 150 years. Today, A. Harvey and Company Limited enjoys the distinction of being one of Newfoundland’s most historic and diversified firms, and our headquarters are still located on Water Street East, St. John’s. We pride ourselves on being a privately owned Canadian corporation, which through its various divisions provides a wide range of services. Today, the A. Harvey Group of Companies is a vital and integral part of the Newfoundland and Labrador economy, employing approximately 400 people throughout the province. Number of Awards: Two (2) Value: $1500 Criteria: This scholarship is awarded annually and is limited to the dependent sons, daughters or wards of employees of A. Harvey Group of Companies. It is based on academic excellence in high school; preference will be given to full-time students registered in the first year program of studies at any campus of the College. If no suitable candidate can be identified from the first group, the scholarship may be awarded to a full-time student registered in any program beyond the first year. An application form is required. First year students must submit a certified copy of your most recent high school transcript. Deadline for applications is October 13. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Awarded during fall semester. AETTNL Scholarship The Association of Engineering Technologists and Technicians of Newfoundland and Labrador (AETTNL) offers a minimum of four (4) and up to six (6) annual scholarships of $500 each to students enrolled in a nationally accredited Technician or Technology program. AETTNL scholarships recognize and reward academic excellence displayed by AETTNL student members. Donor: The Association of Engineering Technologists and Technicians of

Newfoundland and Labrador Inc. Number of Awards: Four - Nine Value: $500 each Criteria: To be eligible to apply for an AETTNL scholarship, students must meet the following criteria: • Be a registered student member, in good standing, with AETTNL • Be enrolled as a full time student in a Technician or Technology program accredited by the Canadian

Technology Accreditation Board • Be in his/her second or third year of study in the accredited program • Have a minimum weighted average of 75%

Applications for these scholarships are available from the AETTNL website, www.aettnl.com. The deadline for receipt of application directly to AETTNL is September 15, 2017. Please see application form for exact date. Any questions regarding the above scholarships can be forwarded to AETTNL office at 709-747-2868 or toll free 1-888-238-8600 or via email at aettnl@aettnl.com Students may be eligible for other AETTNL awards (Dr. Ian McMaster Scholarship, Lloyd Murchy CET Scholarship and TD Insurance - Meloche Monnex Scholarship). Applications are located on the

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AETTNL website www.aettnl.com and they have a September deadline. For information regarding these scholarships please contact the AETTNL office at 1-888-238-8600 or via email at aettnl@aettnl.com. Atlantic Credit Unions Bursary Program Atlantic Central provides support to charitable and community programs in alignment with the values of our member credit unions throughout Atlantic Canada. Atlantic credit unions have been investing in programs and services across the Atlantic region since 2000, and have been proud to support CNA since 2009. Learn more about Atlantic credit unions at http://www.AtlanticCreditUnions.ca. Atlantic Credit Unions Bursaries Donor: Atlantic Central for its member Credit Unions in Newfoundland and Labrador Number of Awards: Eight (two each for four geographic regions) Value: $500 each Criteria: Awarded to a full time student enrolled in the second or third year of any diploma program. Students must demonstrate financial need, academic merit, a commitment to completing their studies, and community/college involvement. Special consideration may be given to students who are credit union members or can demonstrate an affiliation with the credit union system. Application must include the following: a Credit Unions of Newfoundland and Labrador Bursary Application, a College Reference Form, a College Financial Statement Form and a two page essay describing educational goals, career aspirations and community involvement activities. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Geographic locations are defined as: Central: Bonavista, Burin, Clarenville, Gander, Grand Falls – Windsor Eastern: Carbonear, Placentia, Seal Cove, St. John’s (Prince Philip Drive, Ridge Road) Western: Baie Verte, Bay St. George, Corner Brook, Port aux Basques, St. Anthony Labrador: Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Labrador West Avian Group of Scholarships Auk Scholarship Donor: Avian Group of Scholarships Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a full time student in the second or third year of the Mechanical Engineering Technology (Manufacturing) program and based on academic excellence. No application required. Eagle Scholarship Donor: Avian Group of Scholarships Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a full time student in the first year of the Heavy Duty Equipment Technician /Truck Transport Mechanic or Heavy Equipment Operator program and based on academic excellence.

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An application form and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Gannet Scholarship Donor: Avian Group of Scholarships Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a full time student in the second year of the Welder/ Metal Fabricator (Fitter) program and based on academic excellence. No application required. Jaeger Scholarship Donor: Avian Group of Scholarships Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a full time student in the second year or third year of the Civil Engineering Technology program and based on academic excellence. No application required. Kittiwake Scholarship Donor: Avian Group of Scholarships Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a full time student in the second year of either the Business or Office Administration (Executive) programs and based on academic excellence. No application required. Osprey Scholarship Donor: Avian Group of Scholarships Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a full time student in the first year of the Mobile Crane Operator program and based on academic excellence. An application form and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Puffin Scholarship Donor: Avian Group of Scholarships Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a full time student in the first year of the Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) program and based on academic excellence. An application form and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Razorbill Scholarship Donor: Avian Group of Scholarships Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a full time student in the second year of the Renovation Technician program and based on academic excellence. No application required. Shearwater Scholarship Donor: Avian Group of Scholarships Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a full time student in the second or third year of the Architectural Engineering Technology program and based on academic excellence. No application required. Storm-Petrel Scholarship Donor: Avian Group of Scholarships Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a full time student in the first year of the Carpenter program and based on academic excellence. An application form and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Baggett Paramedic Student Achievement Award The Baggett Paramedic Student Scholarship was created to reward the paramedic student who has demonstrated both high academic achievement and the desire to participate in community involvement related to health care. The recipient of this award will have demonstrated their academic strengths, community involvement, critical thinking and clinical decision-making skills through the application process. Donor: Nolan and Sandra Baggett Number of Awards: Two Value: $500 each Criteria: Awarded to a student who: • Is a full-time student in the Paramedicine Program at either the Bay St. George or Prince Philip

Drive Campuses • Has attained 90% or higher weighted average for each semester in Semesters 1-4 as demonstrated

by transcript • Has demonstrated an understanding of the role paramedics may play in community illness and

injury prevention and health care – by either submitting a written paper describing the community role of a paramedic, or by listing activities the paramedic student is active in.

Deadline dates to submit application: • Class 1 (September PPD Campus): September 22, 2017 • Class 2 (January BSG Campus): February 2, 2018 An application form is required. Application forms are available at Student Services. Baker Family Foundation Entrance Bursaries An endowment fund has been established to provide annual entrance bursaries to students entering a full-time Distributed Learning program at any campus of College of the North Atlantic. These bursaries were setup to honor Mr. Stephen James Baker and Mrs. Patricia Alice Jane Baker nee Sheppard (parents) of Mr. John Allan Baker, Mr. Paul Cyril Roy Baker, Mr. David Stephen Baker, and Ms. Heather Alice Baker -- founders of Desire2Learn Corporation (D2L). The bursary will be awarded to high school graduates of Pearson Academy in Wesleyville NL enrolled as a full-time first year Distributed Learning student at College of the North Atlantic. These bursaries will be based on financial need and academic merit. Donor: The Baker Family Foundation Number of Awards: Varies Value: Varies Criteria: Awarded to a first year Distributed Learning student at any campus who display financial need and academic merit. Students must be enrolled in full-time program. Limited to students who graduated high school of Pearson Academy in Wesleyville NL. If there is no eligible student from Pearson Academy, preference will be given to a student from Elwood Regional High School in Deer Lake NL or Exploits Valley High in Grand-Falls Windsor NL or a high school graduate from another rural Newfoundland and Labrador community, respectively. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form and certified copy of high school marks are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Bluedrop Innovation 25th Anniversary Entrance Bursary The Bluedrop Innovation 25th Anniversary Entrance Bursary is open to women looking to pursue studies in Computer Systems and Networking, Computer Systems Engineering Technology, Software Development, Web Development, Graphic Design. This bursary will be awarded based on a student’s goals, accomplishments and ability to overcome hardship on the road to academic success. Donor: Bluedrop Performance Learning Number of Awards: One Value: $1500 Criteria: Awarded to a female student enrolled full time in the first year of one of the eligible programs below at any campus of College of the North Atlantic. Awarded based on financial need, community and extracurricular activities and academic merit. This entrance bursary will be administered by CNA in consultation with Bluedrop Performance Learning in the fall semester. Eligible programs:

• Computer Systems and Networking • Computer Systems Engineering Technology • Software Development • Web Development • Graphic Design

An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form and a certified copy of high school marks are required. Students who have met College entrance requirements with other than a high school transcript must also submit a Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is October 13, 2017. Application forms are available at Student Services. Boyd Summers Memorial Bursary Boyd Summers was an inspirational volunteer who spent a lifetime giving back to the community where he worked and lived. He led the Telecom Pioneers in a variety of capacities and most notably served as founder and outstanding leader in his role as Chair and Vice Chair with the Computers for Schools (CFS) program. During his time with CFS nearly 40,000 free or low cost computers were provided to schools, libraries and not-for-profit organizations in the Province. Boyd lived through his cancer journey with incredible strength, courage and determination. He passed away on February 19, 2016 Donor: Computers for Schools NL Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a first-year student enrolled full time in one of the eligible programs below at any campus of College of the North Atlantic. The bursary is based on financial need and academic merit. Eligible Programs:

• Computer Systems and Networking • Information Management (Post-Diploma) • Programmer Analyst (Business) Co-op • Software Development • Web Development

An application form, a College Financial Statement Form and a College Reference Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Canadian Council of Independent Laboratories Bursary Donor: Canadian Council of Independent Laboratories Scholarship (CCIL) Number of Awards: Two (one per program) Value: $2500 each Criteria: Awarded to a full time student enrolled at any campus in the second year of the Civil Engineering Technology program and a full time student in their first year of the Environmental Engineering Technology (Co-op) program. This award is based on financial need and academic excellence. Students will require a minimum average of 75%. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form and a College Reference Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Application forms are available at Student Services. Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW) St. John’s Scholarships The Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW) is a non-profit, non-partisan, self-funded women’s organization, advocating for women’s rights, equality and empowerment through access to quality education and training for women and girls. Donor: The Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW) St. John’s Number of Awards: Seven Value: $1000 Criteria: The Canadian Federation of University Women Scholarships are designed to reward female students based on academic excellence. Five scholarships are awarded to female students enrolled in the second or third year whose studies are leading to a career in a non-traditional working area for women. Two scholarships are offered to a female student enrolled in the second year of the Early Childhood Education Program. The student must have graduated from a high school in Newfoundland and Labarador. The student’s program may be offered by any campus of the College located in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. No application form is required. Canadian Institute of Mining & Metallurgy Entrance Scholarships Donor: Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (Newfoundland & Labrador

Branch) Number of Awards: Three Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a full time student registered in the Construction/Industrial Electrician, Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) or Welder programs. One scholarship will go to a student at a Labrador campus. This award is based on academic excellence. An application form and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Canadian Education Bursaries CNA will deliver the 2nd year of a five-year bursaries program focused on the Applied Arts and Information Technology program areas which is open to all full time students of the CNA. (The program will be re-evaluated with each successive year and award designations may change based on need). Donor: Anonymous Number of Awards: Three Value: $1000 each Criteria: Awarded to full time students who display financial need and academic merit.

Students must be enrolled in one of the following programs: • Music: Performance, Business & Technology (First Year) • Software Development (Second Year) • Graphic Communications (Second Year)

An application form, a College Financial Form and a College Reference Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Canadian Education Scholarships CNA will deliver the 2ndyear of a five -year scholarship program focused on Distance Learning programs and is open to all full time students of CNA enrolled in a full time regular program. (The program will be re-evaluated with each successive year and award designations may change based on need) Donor: Anonymous Number of Awards: Two Value: $1000 each Criteria: Awarded to one first year and one second year student enrolled full time in any regular certificate or diploma-level program offered through Distributed Learning. This award is based on academic excellence. No application required. CNA Faculty and Staff Achievement Awards These scholarships are made possible by the generosity of faculty and staff at each campus of College of the North Atlantic. Donor: CNA Faculty and Staff Scholarship and Bursary Fund (Faculty and Staff Appeal) Number of Awards: Eighteen (18) one per campus and one for DL campus Value: $500 each Criteria: Awarded to full time students enrolled in a certificate-level or diploma-level program at any campus (including DL) who best demonstrate academic excellence, leadership and college/and or community involvement. An application form and a College Reference Form are required. First year students must also submit a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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CNA Faculty and Staff Bursaries These bursaries are made possible through the generosity of faculty and staff at each campus of College of the North Atlantic. Donor: CNA Faculty and Staff Scholarship and Bursary Fund (Faculty and Staff Appeal) Number of Awards: Eighteen (18) one per campus and one for DL campus Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded to full time students enrolled in a certificate-level or diploma-level program at any campus (including DL). The bursary will be based on financial need, academic merit, and reference. An application form, a College Financial Form and a College Reference Form are required. First year students must also submit a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. College of the North Atlantic Legacy Fund Awards College of the North Atlantic Academic Programs Distinction Scholarship Donor: College of the North Atlantic Legacy Fund Number of Awards: One Value: $800 Criteria: Full time student enrolled in the Aboriginal Bridging, Comprehensive Arts and Science Transfer or Comprehensive Arts and Science Transition program at any campus. Based on academic excellence. No application form is required. College of the North Atlantic Applied Arts Distinction Scholarship Donor: College of the North Atlantic Legacy Fund Number of Awards: One Value: $800 Criteria: Full-time student enrolled at any campus in the second or third year of any Applied Arts diploma-level program. Based on academic excellence. No application form is required. College of the North Atlantic Business and Information Technology Distinction Scholarship Donor: College of the North Atlantic Legacy Fund Number of Awards: One Value: $800 Criteria: Full-time student enrolled at any campus in the second or third year of any Business or Information Technology diploma-level program. Based on academic excellence. No application form is required.

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College of the North Atlantic Engineering Technology Distinction Scholarship Donor: College of the North Atlantic Legacy Fund Number of Awards: One Value: $800 Criteria: Full time student enrolled at any campus in the second or third year of any Engineering Technology diploma-level program. Based on academic excellence. No application form is required. College of the North Atlantic Health Sciences Distinction Scholarship Donor: College of the North Atlantic Legacy Fund Number of Awards: One Value: $800 Criteria: Full time student enrolled at any campus in the second or third year of any Health Sciences diploma-level program. Based on academic excellence. No application form is required. College of the North Atlantic Industrial Trades Distinction Scholarship Donor: College of the North Atlantic Legacy Fund Number of Awards: One Value: $800 Criteria: Full time entry-level student enrolled at any campus in any of the Industrial Trades programs. Based on academic excellence. An application form and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. College of the North Atlantic Tourism and Natural Resources Distinction Scholarship Donor: College of the North Atlantic Legacy Fund Number of Awards: One Value: $800 Criteria: Full-time student enrolled at any campus in the second or third year of any Tourism and Natural Resources diploma-level program. Based on academic excellence. No application form is required. Nanuk’s High Five Bursaries Donor: College of the North Atlantic Legacy Fund Number of Awards: Eighteen (18) one per campus and one for DL campus Value: $555 Criteria: Awarded to one full-time student enrolled in any year of any certificate or diploma-level program at each campus based on financial need, academic merit, and reference.

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An application, a College Financial Statement Form and College Reference Form are required. First year students must also submit a College Transcript or Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. College of the North Atlantic Student Union (CNASU) Bursaries Donor: College of the North Atlantic Student Union (CNASU) Number of Awards: Two Value: $250 each Criteria: Awarded to a student who:

• is enrolled in any full-time certificate or diploma level program; • has demonstrated exceptional leadership ability at the College or as a volunteer at his/her campus

which should be supported by a letter of reference; The awards is based is volunteerism, financial need, academic merit and reference. No more than one bursary shall be awarded to a member of the College of the North Atlantic Student Union (CNASU). Each campus must review all local applications received at their campus for this award and select two applications to submit to the Chair of the Provincial Awards Committee. The Provincial Chair will review all submissions and select two recipients. Only one recipient will be a member of the College of the North Atlantic Student Union (CNASU). An application, a College Financial Statement Form, a Letter of Reference and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

Country Ribbon Entrance Scholarship Donor: Country Ribbon Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: This scholarship is awarded annually and is limited to the dependent sons, daughters or wards of employees of Country Ribbon. Based on academic excellence in high school. Preference will be given to full-time students registered in the first year program of studies at any campus of the College. If no suitable candidate can be identified from the first group, the scholarship may be awarded to a full-time student registered in any program beyond the first year. An application form is required. First year students must submit a certified copy of your most recent high school transcript. Deadline for applications is October 13. Application forms are available at Student Services. Eastlink Bursaries As Canada’s largest family owned and operated telecommunications company, Eastlink provides world-class communications and video entertainment services to residential, business and public sector customers across Canada. Powered by state-of-the-art fibre optic and wireless networks, Eastlink’s advanced services include High Speed Internet, Wireless, Data, Security and Automation, local and long distance Telephone and exclusive, locally produced programming on Eastlink TV. Eastlink serves customers in over 400 communities throughout Newfoundland and Labrador.

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One of Canada’s Best Managed Companies for the past 11 years, Eastlink has operations across Canada, and helps raise over $3.5M annually for charitable and community organizations across the country. The Eastlink Bursaries are designed to reward students in good standing who are in financial need. Donor: Eastlink Number of Awards: Five Value: $1000 each Criteria: Students enrolled in the:

• second year of Computer Systems and Networking; • second year of Computing Systems Engineering Technology (Co-op) at any campus of College of the North Atlantic.

Students will be ranked by highest academic standing, having successfully completed the previous year of study. Students will be selected based on financial need and must achieve a minimum weighted average of 75%. An application form and a College Financial Statement Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Ed Norman Memorial Scholarship The Lower Mainland Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage Society was registered as a non-profit society in British Columbia in 1995. One of its main purposes was “to become active, visible and involved in the community by making financial donations to charitable causes such as the establishment of a Scholarship/Bursary Fund or other worthy causes as approved by the membership”. The society would have socials, fundraisers and receive donations from private individuals to raise monies. Soon after the Society’s formation, the members chose to have funds set aside to be used for Scholarships. In 1999, Ed Norman joined the society. Using his expertise as a lawyer, Ed, along with other committee members, drafted guidelines and protocol for the Society’s Scholarship Fund. On January 12, 2000 Ed Norman died suddenly at the age of 47. As a young person, Ed lived in Port Union, Trinity Bay and moved to St. John’s when he was 13. After high school, Ed completed his undergraduate degree in political science at Memorial University and in 1976 completed his law degree at Dalhousie University. For his hard work, dedication and love for the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, the Society renamed the fund The Ed Norman Memorial Scholarship Fund. The Lower Mainland Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage Society takes great pride and pleasure in donating this scholarship to College of the North Atlantic to help assist a deserving student in their studies. Donor: Lower Mainland Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage Society Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Academic excellence and campus/faculty recommendation No application form is required.

Esri Canada GIS Scholarship This award will alternate annually between the GIS Applications Specialist (Post Diploma) Program at the Corner Brook Campus and the Geomatics/Surveying Engineering Technology (Co-op) Program at the Ridge Road Campus.

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Donor: Esri Canada Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Cash Award plus ArcGIS core products, books, access to Esri’s e-learning

resources for one year, two Esri Canada instructor led training courses and registration to one of Esri Canada’s national User Conferences of their choice. (Total value: approx. 50,000)

Criteria: Presented to a full-time learner registered in the final year of the Geomatics /Surveying Engineering Technology program at Ridge Road campus. It is based on academic excellence, interest and ability using GIS Technology and faculty recommendation. Note: the award recipient is required to submit a poster (in portrait orientation 24” x 36”) and summary report to Esri Canada demonstrating their use of GIS. An application form, a College Reference Form, updated resume, a poster and a brief report (1000 words maximum) demonstrating the use of GIS technology are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited Entrance Bursary Based on financial need, the Fairfax Entrance Bursary is available to students who graduated from high school not later than 18 months prior to entrance to their first year of study at the College in September 2018. The award is available to full-time students who are Canadian citizens and who have achieved a minimum of 75% average at high school completion. This bursary is a renewable award, the successful applicant will be required to apply for renewal for each additional year of his/her program. In order to quality for renewal the successful applicant must maintain the same financial need and weighted/ overall average. Students must not have received a Fairfax award previously. Donor: Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited Number of Awards: One Value: up to a maximum of $3500 Criteria: This award is based on financial need and minimum of 75% average at high school completion. The Fairfax application, a College Financial Statement Form and a certified copy of high school transcript must be submitted no later than August 24, 2018. Flight 491 Memorial Fund On March 14, 2010 oil and gas industry partners came together to honour those who perished in the tragic Cougar Flight 491 disaster. At that time, they committed to working together with their industry partners to raise enough funds to establish a named endowment to benefit students at each of Memorial University, the Marine Institute, and College of the North Atlantic. The intent with such an endowment is to spend only the interest each year, allowing the fund to remain in perpetuity. Flight 491 Memorial Fund Bursaries Donor: Flight 491 Legacy Fund Committee Number of Awards: Varies Value: Varies Criteria: Full time students entering their first year of study in any certificate or diploma-level program at any campus of College of the North Atlantic. This bursary is renewable for up to two additional years of consecutive full-time study in the original program, providing the recipient continues to maintain full time status and meet eligibility requirements. This award is based on financial need, academic merit and reference.

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Preference will be given to the children or spouse of individuals lost in an industrial accident, such as the crash of Flight 491. Please note that confirmation may be required. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Flight 491 Memorial Fund Scholarships Donor: Flight 491 Legacy Fund Committee Number of Awards: Varies Value: Varies Criteria: Full time students entering their first year of study in any certificate or diploma-level program at any campus of College of the North Atlantic. This scholarship is renewable for up to two additional years of consecutive full-time study in the original program, providing the recipient continues to maintain full time status and meet eligibility requirements. This award is based on academic excellence. Preference will be given to the children or spouses of individuals lost in an industrial accident, such as the crash of Flight 491. Please note that confirmation may be required. An application form and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Frank Collins Business Memorial Achievement Award The Frank Collins Memorial Achievement Award is awarded to a Business Management Student in memory of Frank Collins — a remarkable man and mentor to many. Frank was a valued CFO, mentor, and dear friend to the partners of Dc Design House Inc. He impacted every life he touched and genuinely cared about those he chose to work with. For Dc Design House, he was the sounding board for all things financial, and we owe much of our success as a company to him. Although Frank was a MUN alumnus, the partners of Dc Design House — Don-E Coady and Denise Goodyear — are both CNA graduates who are passionate supporters of the College. They want to honor Frank by supporting the Business Management Program with enough funds to cover a semester’s expenses for a student who is passionate about their education and community. With this annual award, we can ensure Frank is remembered as someone who helped so many individuals, as we continue to help others in his memory. This annual award is based on community involvement/ spirit and academic excellence. Donor: Dc. Design House Inc. Number of Awards: One Value: $2,500 Criteria: Awarded to a full time student in the third / final year of the Business Management program in one of the three disciplines: Accounting, Marketing, and Human Resources Management. The recipient must have successfully completed all previous semesters of the Business Management program and currently registered full time for all final semester courses. This award is based on community involvement / spirit and academic excellence.

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An application form and a College Transcript are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Fry Family Foundation Awards Fry Family Foundation CNA Artist Scholarships The Fry Family Foundation CNA Artist Scholarship is designed to reward an outstanding student enrolled in an Arts program at College of the North Atlantic who best demonstrates academic excellence, commitment, talent and drive to build a career in the arts. The Fry Family Foundation recognizes these valuable programs that are designed to help students develop and expand their creative talents and learn the skills required to build a successful career through courses in business, management, entrepreneurial studies and marketing. Donor: Fry Family Foundation Number of Awards: Two Value: $1500 each Criteria: Awarded to a second year, full time student who best demonstrates academic excellence, commitment, talent and drive to build a career in the arts. Students enrolled in the second year of any of the following programs are encouraged to apply: • Digital Animation � Music: Performance, Business & Technology • Digital Filmmaking � Sound Recording & Production • Graphic Communications � Textiles: Craft & Apparel Design • Graphic Design � Video Game Art & Design

An application form, Fry Family Foundation Eligibility Form and a letter of reference from an instructor are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Fry Family Foundation CNA Leadership Achievement Awards The Fry Family Foundation CNA Leadership Achievement Awards reward students who have been making a difference in their communities and who demonstrate academic excellence and leadership. Students who demonstrate leadership are vital elements to the future success of their communities and regions. By further developing their leadership skills, students are helping to ensure economic sustainability in all regions of Newfoundland and Labrador. Donor: Fry Family Foundation Number of Awards: 17 (one per campus) Value: $1500 each Criteria: Awarded to a first year/entrance student enrolled in any full-time certificate or diploma-level program who best demonstrates academic excellence and leadership (this can include roles in community, extra-curricular and volunteer activities or experiences that aptly demonstrate the candidate’s capacity for leadership). Must be continuing or expanding leadership and involvement throughout College. An application form, Fry Family Foundation Eligibility Form, a College Reference Form and a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-

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January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Fry Family Foundation Health Sciences Distinction Achievement Awards Donor: Fry Family Foundation Number of Awards: Three Value: $1500 each Criteria: Awarded to a full time student in the second or third year of the Medical Laboratory Sciences, Medical Radiography and Respiratory Therapy programs, who best demonstrates academic excellence, leadership and community/college involvement. An application form and a Fry Family Foundation Eligibility Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Fry Family Foundation President’s Achievement Award The Fry Family Foundation President’s Leadership Achievement Awards has been established to recognize, annually, a student who has demonstrated exceptional leadership ability coupled with high academic achievement. Donor: Fry Family Foundation Number of Awards: One Value: $3000 Criteria: Awarded to a student who: • Is enrolled full-time at any campus of College of the North Atlantic in a program which is two

years or greater in length. • In the final year of their program. • Is ranked as a high academic achiever provincially. • Has demonstrated exceptional leadership ability at the College or as a volunteer in their community,

which should be supported by a faculty recommendation letter. • The recipient of this award should demonstrate a good interest in and a strong commitment to the

province of Newfoundland and Labrador - as demonstrated by volunteerism in the community and/or the College.

Nominations will be solicited from students or Campus Administrators / Faculty. An application form, Fry Family Foundation Eligibility Form and a letter of reference are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Applications must be reviewed at the campus level and one application will be forwarded to the Provincial Awards Committee. This Committee will review all submissions and select one recipient. Application forms are available at Student Services. Fry Family Foundation CNA Business Leadership Achievement Awards The Fry Family Foundation CNA Business Leadership Achievement Award rewards students who have been making a difference in their communities and who demonstrate academic excellence and leadership. Students who demonstrate leadership are vital to the future success of their communities and regions. By further developing their leadership skills, students are helping to ensure economic sustainability in all regions of Newfoundland and Labrador.

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Donor: Fry Family Foundation Number of Awards: Three (3) Value: $2000 each Criteria: Awarded to a second year student enrolled in any Business Administration or Business Management program who best demonstrates academic excellence and leadership (this can include roles in community, extra-curricular and volunteer activities or experiences that aptly demonstrate the candidate’s capacity for leadership). Must be continuing or expanding leadership and involvement throughout College. An application form and a Fry Family Foundation Eligibility Form, are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Fry Family Foundation CNA Film Scholarship The Fry Family Foundation CNA Film Scholarship is designed to reward an outstanding student enrolled in Digital Filmmaking program at College of the North Atlantic who best demonstrates academic excellence, commitment, talent and drive to build a career in the film industry. The Fry Family Foundation recognizes that these valuable programs prepare students for an exciting career in filmmaking industry and provides each student with an abundance of fundamentals knowledge and skill development in narrative, documentary, music videos, factual entertainment and other genres of filmmaking. Donor: Fry Family Foundation Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a second year, full time student in the Digital Filmmaking program who best demonstrates academic excellence, commitment, talent and drive to build a career in the film industry.

An application form, Fry Family Foundation Eligibility Form and a letter of reference from an instructor are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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James Sellars Apprenticeship Awards The James Sellars Apprenticeship Awards recognizes and supports individuals as they begin their program of study within the Construction/ Industrial Electrician and Welder programs and to celebrate their accomplishment as they reach journeyperson status through College of the North Atlantic. This award also rewards students who have been making a difference in their community and who demonstrate academic excellence and leadership. Donor: Fry Family Foundation Number of Awards: 6 per year (3 Electrical and 3 Welder per year) Value: $1000 award + toolkit ($1000 value) for Pre-employment Training

Upon completion of entry level training, additional funding for each block training will be awarded for a total amount of $5000 upon successful completion of Journeyperson status (*see below breakdown).

Criteria: Awarded to a full time student enrolled in the entry level Construction/ Industrial Electrical or the Welder program at College of the North Atlantic; based on academic excellence, leadership and community/college involvement. If possible, it will be equally distributed to male and female students. The award will be evaluated and presented towards the end of the pre-employment training program schedule. The successful recipient is required to contact the Alumni and Advancement Office annually and complete a status report of his/her progress to date for award eligibility. Each recipient who successfully completes each block of training is required to contact the Alumni Office to provide documentation in order to be eligible for block funding as follows: Welder Successful Completion of Level (Block) 2 Training - $2000.00 Successful Completion of Level (Block) 3 Training and successful completion of Journeyperson status - $3000.00

Construction Electrician Successful Completion of Level (Block) 2 Training - $2000.00 Successful Completion of Level (Block) 3 Training and successful completion of Journeyperson status - $3000.00 Industrial Electrician Successful Completion of Level (Block) 2 Training - $1500.00 Successful Completion of Level (Block) 3 Training - $1500.00 Successful Completion of Level (Block) 4 Training and successful completion of Journeyperson status - $2000.00 An application form, Fry Family Foundation Eligibility Form, a College Reference Form and a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is no later than April 27, 2018. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Harrison McCain Foundation Entrance Bursaries Harrison McCain Foundation and The Joyce McCain Fund have made an outstanding commitment to our students province-wide by providing these 34 bursaries valued at $1,000 each. Donor: Harrison McCain Foundation and The Joyce McCain Fund Number of Awards: Thirty four (34) – 2 per campus Value: $1000 each Criteria: Awarded to full time students who are Canadian citizens and enrolled in their first year of studies in any full-time certificate or diploma-level program at each campus of the College. Students must demonstrate financial need and academic merit. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form and a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

Heavy Civil Association of Newfoundland and Labrador Scholarships The Heavy Civil Association of Newfoundland and Labrador Scholarships were established to assist students who excel in construction related programs as it relates to the construction of roads, water and sewer construction, bridges, etc. for students registered in the Civil Engineering Technology program at the Corner Brook and St. John’s Campus locations. Donor: Heavy Civil Association of Newfoundland and Labrador Number of Awards: Two Value: $1000 each Criteria: Based on academic excellence. One to a student enrolled in the third year of the Civil Engineering Technology program at the Corner Brook campus and one to a student enrolled in the third year of the Civil Engineering Technology program at the Ridge Road Campus. No application form is required.

Hebron Diversity Endowment Fund In 2011, the Hebron Project co-venturers have established an endowment of $750,000 at the College for women, Aboriginal people, persons with disabilities and members of visible minorities. The Hebron Project Diversity Scholarship Fund will assist students from among these four groups, with a preference for those who are enrolled in Engineering Technology and Industrial Trades programs. Hebron Diversity Awards Donor: Hebron Diversity Endowment Fund Number of Awards: Three Value: $1500 each Criteria: Available to full time students at any campus who have aboriginal status; a disability, or represent a visible minority. Recipients must be enrolled in an Industrial Trades or Engineering Technology certificate or diploma-level program. Based on academic merit. An application form and a College Reference Form are required. Students in Industrial Trades programs must also submit a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Hebron Women in Industrial Trades and Engineering Technology Bursaries Donor: Hebron Diversity Endowment Fund Number of Awards: Three Value: $1500 each Criteria; Available to female students at any campus, enrolled in an Industrial Trades or an Engineering Technology certificate or diploma-level program. Where possible, at least one award will be given to a first year student. This will be based on financial need and academic merit. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form and a College Reference Form are required. Students in Industrial Trades programs must also submit a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Hibernia Diversity Awards Donor: Hibernia Number of Awards: Three Value: $1800 each Criteria: Available to full time students at any campus who have aboriginal status; a disability, or represent a visible minority. Recipients must be enrolled in an Industrial Trades or Engineering Technology certificate or diploma-level program. Based on academic merit. An application form and a College Reference Form are required. Students in Industrial Trades programs must also submit a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Hibernia Women in Industrial Trades and Engineering Technology Bursaries Donor: Hibernia Number of Awards: Three Value: $1800 each Criteria; Available to female students at any campus, enrolled in an Industrial Trades or an Engineering Technology certificate or diploma-level program. Where possible, at least one award will be given to a first year student. This will be based on financial need and academic merit. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form and a College Reference Form are required. Students in Industrial Trades programs must also submit a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Husky Energy White Rose Extension Project Diversity Scholarships Husky Energy is one of Canada’s largest integrated energy companies. Husky is committed to encouraging access to employment and business opportunities for members of designated groups, specifically women, Aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities, and members of visible minorities. In building upon its current practice of promoting and supporting diversity in Newfoundland and Labrador’s offshore oil and gas industry, Husky has created two scholarships aimed at developing the pool of qualified members of designated groups interested in pursuing careers in operational aspects of the industry, particularly in fields where they are under-represented.

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Donor: Husky Energy Number of Awards: Two Value: $1250 Criteria: Available to first year students enrolled full time at any campus who identify as a member of the four designated groups - women, Aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities, and members of visible minorities. This scholarship is based on academic excellence. Students must be enrolled in one of the following program areas:

• First year of any Information Technology Program; • First year of any Engineering Technology program; or • First year of any *Office Administration program (*to be eligible, Office Administration

applicants must identify as Aboriginal, a person with a disability and/or a member of a visible minority).

An application form is required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. IODE Canada Labrador Bursaries Donor: IODE Number of Awards: Subject to change Value: Varies Criteria: Awarded to students in any diploma program based on financial need and academic merit. Selection is carried out by IODE. Limited to students from Labrador high schools who apply on forms made available through their school boards in their graduating year. Successful applicants may apply for renewal of their bursary annually during their post-secondary education. Application forms and information can also be found on the IODE web at www.IODE.ca. Jennifer Marie Reardon Memorial Achievement Award Jennifer Marie Reardon was the beloved daughter of Theresa and Gary Reardon, CNA Alumnus 1972 Civil Engineering Technology program. Jennifer was a beautiful young woman with a zest for life. She enjoyed sports, reading and volunteering in her community. Jennifer was embarking upon a promising future as she was nearing graduation from Ryerson University and had accepted a position with Yahoo. Donor: Mr. and Mrs. Gary and Theresa Reardon Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a female student who is enrolled full time in the second or third year of her studies in any diploma level program at any campus of College of the North Atlantic. The award is based on community/college involvement, leadership and academic excellence. The student must have a well-rounded personality and strives to balance life and studies through volunteer activities such as sports, church and her community. An application form and a College Reference Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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John H. Barry Business Memorial Scholarship The John H. Barry Business Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a student who graduated high school from Dunne Academy, Stella Maris Academy, Baltimore, Mobile Central High or St. Kevin’s High, one of the five high schools in CBDC Celtic Region. This award is based on academic excellence and awarded to a second year student enrolled full time in any program: preference will be given to students in the following programs: Business Management, Business Administration or Office Administration at any campus location. The late John H. Barry was a volunteer with Celtic Business Development Corporation from June 1998 to January 2008, serving as Chairperson for the last four years. John's support of local business in the Southern Shore / St. Mary’s Bay area was unwavering. In addition, he volunteered countless hours of his time on various boards in his pursuit of growing the social / economic climate of the region. The Celtic Business Development Corporation (CBDC Celtic) is a community-based, not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing Business Development Services to all communities in the area from Goulds / Petty Harbour to Riverhead in St. Mary’s Bay. CBDC Celtic also offers programs targeted at youth entrepreneurs - www.celticcbdc.ca. Donor: Celtic Business Development Corporation Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Recipient must be a graduate of one of the five high schools in CBDC Celtic Region as listed above and must be a second year student enrolled full-time in any diploma-level program. Preference will be given to students in Business Management, Business Administration or Office Administration programs at any campus location. This award is based on academic excellence. An application form and a certified copy of high school marks are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

John J. Dwyer Memorial Entrance Bursary The John J. Dwyer Memorial Entrance Bursary is provided by Dr. Richard D. Fagan and Dr. Andrew Wm. Fagan in memory of their special uncle John, a quality builder, an avid outdoorsman and a loyal friend, who took young people under his wing and taught them not only fine wood working skills but also valuable character building lessons. Donor: Frank and Patricia Fagan Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: The John J. Dwyer Memorial Entrance Bursary is available to a student who graduated from Exploits Valley High in Grand Falls-Windsor and is in the first year of studies in any Industrial Trades program at any campus of College of the North Atlantic. This award is based on financial need and academic merit. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form, a College Transcript or Student Progress Report, and a certified copy of high school transcript are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Juno Legacy Fund The organizing committee of the 2010 Junos (Ruckus on the Edge) has established a legacy fund to recognize the contribution of our College students to the planning and delivery of this national event. This $40,000 investment in our students highlights the key connection between the programs at our College and the music industry in Newfoundland and Labrador. Juno Legacy Fund Scholarships Donor: Juno Legacy Fund Number of Awards: Six Value: $1000 each Criteria: Awarded to a full time student in the second year of specified programs listed below and based on academic excellence. Eligible Programs: • Digital Filmmaking • Graphic Communications • Graphic Design • Tourism & Hospitality • Journalism • Sound Recording & Production No application required. Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador Awards Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador, the acknowledged spokesperson for municipal government agreements within the Province and a strong supporter of education and training, is pleased to sponsor a scholarship and a bursary each valued at $500. Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador Bursary Donor: Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: This Bursary is limited to the sons, daughters or wards of municipal elected officials (Mayors, Deputy Mayors, Councilors) or Municipal Staff. The recipient must be enrolled as a full-time student in the second or third year of any diploma- level program offered at the College. The bursary will be awarded to the student who demonstrates the greatest financial need and academic merit. Students must complete two application forms (listed below) together. Incomplete applications will not be considered. 1. College Financial Statement Form 2. Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador awards application. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador Scholarship Donor: Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: This scholarship is limited to the sons, daughters or wards of municipal elected officials (Mayors, Deputy Mayors, and Councilors) or Municipal Staff. The recipient must be enrolled as

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a full-time student in the second or third year of any diploma-level program offered at the College. The scholarship is based on academic excellence and will be awarded to the student who has achieved the highest academic standing in his/her program of studies. A Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador Awards application form is required. Incomplete application forms will not be considered. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Nalcor Energy Awards Nalcor Energy Distinction Awards Nalcor Energy employees work hard behind the scenes for our customers, the people and businesses of this province. We value our employees, we take care of each other, we recognize excellence, we respect individuality and we work hard to create an inclusive and welcoming workplace. People who work at Nalcor Energy feel like they’re part of a community and we give back to the communities where we live and work to make them stronger. Nalcor employees are passionate, performance-focused people – people who want to make a difference for our customers and who share our values. The Nalcor Energy Award of Distinction recognizes College of the North Atlantic students who demonstrate passion for their field of study, recognize the value of teamwork, and contribute to making their community (or our province) a better place Donor: Nalcor Energy Number of Awards: Two Value: $1500 each (1- Labrador, 1- Newfoundland) Criteria: Awarded to full-time student currently enrolled in any year of any certificate or diploma level program. Applicants must submit an essay (350-500 words) or short video (three minutes or less) explaining how they represent the description above. Specifically, candidates must describe: how they demonstrate or have demonstrated passion for their field of study; how they recognize and exemplify the values of teamwork; and, how they contribute (have contributed) to making their community a better place (through volunteering, community giving, etc.). An application form and a College Reference Form are required. First year students must also submit a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report. Students need to submit a 350-500 typed word essay with the application or students can submit a video (3 minutes or less) to the campus awards representative (Student Development Officer or Guidance Counsellor) Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Nalcor Energy Bursaries Nalcor Energy is a strong supporter of academic achievement and excellence. Bursaries will be directed towards the following business, industrial trade and engineering technology programs for residents of Newfoundland and Labrador (as specified):

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Nalcor Energy Business Studies Bursary Donor: Nalcor Energy Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Based on financial need and academic merit to students who are: • Permanent residents of Newfoundland and Labrador. • Full-time students currently enrolled in any year of the following programs:

o Business Administration (all streams): Accounting, General, Human Resource Management or Marketing. o Business Management (all streams): Accounting, Human Resource Management or Marketing o Office Administration (all streams): General, Executive, Legal, Medical or Records and

Information Management.

An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, and a College Reference Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Nalcor Energy Engineering Technology Bursaries Donor: Nalcor Energy Number of Awards: Four Value: $500 each Criteria: Based on financial need and academic merit to students who are: • Permanent residents of Newfoundland and Labrador. • Full-time students currently enrolled in any year of the following programs:

o Architectural Engineering Technology o Civil Engineering Technology o Electrical Engineering Technology (Power & Controls) o Electronics Systems Engineering Technology o Environmental Engineering Technology o Industrial Engineering Technology o Instrumentation & Controls Engineering Technology o Mechanical Engineering Technology o Mechanical Engineering Technology (Manufacturing) o Welding Engineering Technician

An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, and a College Reference Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Nalcor Energy Trades, Natural Resources & Information Technology Bursaries- Newfoundland Donor: Nalcor Energy Number of Awards: Four Value: $500 each Criteria: Based on financial need and academic merit to students who are: • Permanent residents of Newfoundland and Labrador. • Full-time students currently enrolled in any year of the following programs at College campuses on

the island (note that additional bursaries are available for students attending campuses in Labrador) o Construction/Industrial Electrician o Forest Resources Technician

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o Heavy Duty Equipment Technician/Truck & Transport Mechanic o Heavy Equipment Operator o Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) o Information Management (Post-Diploma) o Instrumentation & Control Technician o Machinist o Power Engineering 4th Class o Powerline Technician o Steamfitter/Pipefitter o Welder o Welder/Metal Fabricator (Fitter)

An application form, a College Financial Statement Form and a College Reference Form are required. Industrial Trades students will also need to submit a College Transcript or Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Nalcor Energy Trades Bursaries - Labrador Donor: Nalcor Energy Number of Awards: Four Value: $500 each Criteria: Awarded to full-time students currently enrolled in the Industrial Trades programs outlined below at College campuses in Labrador (note that additional bursaries are available for students attending on the Island) The awards are based on financial need and academic merit. Students must be permanent residents of Newfoundland and Labrador. < Construction/Industrial Electrician < Powerline Technician < Welder An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form, and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services Nalcor Energy Bursary for Women in Trades, Natural Resources Engineering and Information Technology Donor: Nalcor Energy Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded based on financial need and academic merit to a female student who is a: • Permanent resident of Newfoundland and Labrador. • Full-time student currently enrolled in any year of the following programs: Engineering Technology

o Architectural Engineering Technology o Civil Engineering Technology o Electrical Engineering Technology (Power & Controls) o Electronics Systems Engineering Technology

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o Environmental Engineering Technology o Industrial Engineering Technology o Instrumentation & Controls Engineering Technology o Mechanical Engineering Technology o Mechanical Engineering Technology (Manufacturing) o Welding Engineering Technician

Industrial Trades

o Construction/Industrial Electrician o Forest Resources Technician o Heavy Duty Equipment Technician/Truck & Transport Mechanic o Heavy Equipment Operator o Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) o Information Management (Post-Diploma) o Instrumentation & Control Technician o Machinist o Power Engineering 4th Class o Powerline Technician o Steamfitter/Pipefitter o Welder o Welder/Metal Fabricator (Fitter)

An application form, a College Financial Statement Form and a College Reference Form are required. Industrial Trades students will also need to submit a College Transcript or Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Natalie Coffin Lupus Memorial Bursary This Bursary is established in memory of the late Natalie Coffin who had Lupus & was committed to helping share public awareness about this life challenging disease.

Donor: Lupus Newfoundland & Labrador Number of Awards: Three Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded a student enrolled in the second year of any full time diploma-level program at any campus. The bursary is based on financial need and academic merit. Recipient must have Lupus or be directly affected by the disease such as a family member (mother, father, son, daughter, brother, sister, niece, or nephew, step brother, step sister, step parents).

Applications for this bursary are available from the Lupus Newfoundland and Labrador (709) 368-8130 or lupus.nl.ca@gmail.com. The deadline for receipt of application directly to Lupus Newfoundland and Labrador is December 29. 2017. Any questions regarding the above award can be forwarded to Lupus Newfoundland and Labrador. Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro Distinction Awards Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro employees work hard behind the scenes for our customers, the people and businesses of this province. We value our employees, we take care of each other, we

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recognize excellence, we respect individuality and we work hard to create an inclusive and welcoming workplace. People who work at Hydro feel like they’re part of a community and we give back to the communities where we live and work to make them stronger. Hydro employees are passionate, performance-focused people – people who want to make a difference for our customers and who share our values. The Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro Award of Distinction recognizes College of the North Atlantic students who demonstrate passion for their field of study, recognize the value of teamwork, and contribute to making their community (or our province) a better place Donor: Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro Number of Awards: Two Value: $1500 each (1- Labrador, 1- Newfoundland) Criteria: Awarded to full-time student currently enrolled in any year of any certificate or diploma level program. Applicants must submit an essay (350-500 words) or short video (three minutes or less) explaining how they represent the description above. Specifically, candidates must describe: how they demonstrate or have demonstrated passion for their field of study; how they recognize and exemplify the values of teamwork; and, how they contribute (have contributed) to making their community a better place (through volunteering, community giving, etc.). An application form and a College Reference Form are required. First year students must also submit a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report. Students need to submit a 350-500 typed word essay with the application or students can submit a video (3 minutes or less) to the campus awards representative (Student Development Officer or Guidance Counsellor) Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro Bursaries Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro (Hydro) is a strong supporter of academic achievement and excellence. Bursaries will be directed towards the following business, industrial trade and engineering technology programs for residents of Newfoundland and Labrador (as specified): Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro Business Studies Bursary Donor: Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Based on financial need and academic merit to students who are: • Permanent residents of Newfoundland and Labrador. • Full-time students currently enrolled in any year of the following programs:

o Business Administration (all streams): Accounting, General, Human Resource Management or Marketing. o Business Management (all streams): Accounting, Human Resource Management or Marketing o Office Administration (all streams): General, Executive, Legal or Records and Information

Management.

An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, and a College Reference Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro Engineering Technology Bursaries Donor: Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro Number of Awards: Four Value: $500 each Criteria: Based on financial need and academic merit to students who are: • Permanent residents of Newfoundland and Labrador. • Full-time students currently enrolled in any year of the following programs:

o Architectural Engineering Technology o Civil Engineering Technology o Electrical Engineering Technology (Power & Controls) o Electronics Systems Engineering Technology o Environmental Engineering Technology o Industrial Engineering Technology o Instrumentation & Controls Engineering Technology o Mechanical Engineering Technology o Mechanical Engineering Technology (Manufacturing) o Welding Engineering Technician

An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, and a College Reference Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro Trades, Natural Resources & Information Technology Bursaries- Newfoundland Donor: Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro Number of Awards: Four Value: $500 each Criteria: Based on financial need and academic merit to students who are: • Permanent residents of Newfoundland and Labrador. • Full-time students currently enrolled in any year of the following programs at College campuses on

the island (note that additional bursaries are available for students attending campuses in Labrador) o Construction/Industrial Electrician o Forest Resources Technician o Heavy Duty Equipment Technician/Truck & Transport Mechanic o Heavy Equipment Operator o Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) o Information Management (Post-Diploma) o Instrumentation & Control Technician o Machinist o Power Engineering 4th Class o Powerline Technician o Steamfitter/Pipefitter o Welder o Welder/Metal Fabricator (Fitter)

An application form, a College Financial Statement Form and a College Reference Form are required. Industrial Trades students will also need to submit a College Transcript or Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro Industrial Trades Bursaries - Labrador Donor: Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro Number of Awards: Four Value: $500 each Criteria: Awarded to full-time students currently enrolled in the Industrial Trades programs outlined below at College campuses in Labrador (note that additional bursaries are available for students attending on the Island) The awards are based on financial need and academic merit. Students must be permanent residents of Newfoundland and Labrador. < Construction/Industrial Electrician < Powerline Technician < Welder An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form, and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro Bursary for Women in Trades, Natural Resources, Engineering and Information Technology Donor: Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded based on financial need and academic merit to a female student who is a: • Permanent resident of Newfoundland and Labrador. • Full-time student currently enrolled in any year of the following programs: Engineering Technology

o Architectural Engineering Technology o Civil Engineering Technology o Electrical Engineering Technology (Power & Controls) o Electronics Systems Engineering Technology o Environmental Engineering Technology o Industrial Engineering Technology o Instrumentation & Controls Engineering Technology o Mechanical Engineering Technology o Mechanical Engineering Technology (Manufacturing) o Welding Engineering Technician

Industrial Trades

o Construction/Industrial Electrician o Forest Resources Technician o Heavy Duty Equipment Technician/Truck & Transport Mechanic o Heavy Equipment Operator o Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) o Information Management (Post-Diploma) o Instrumentation & Control Technician o Machinist o Power Engineering 4th Class o Powerline Technician

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o Steamfitter/Pipefitter o Welder o Welder/Metal Fabricator (Fitter)

An application form, a College Financial Statement Form and a College Reference Form are required. Industrial Trades students will also need to submit a College Transcript or Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

Ocean Ranger Memorial Award On February 15, 1982, the Ocean Ranger Exploratory Drilling Platform sank, resulting in the tragic loss of the 84 crew members on board. As a memorial to this loss, an award program was established by the Ocean Ranger Disaster Fund. These awards, valued at $500.00 per year, are tenable by students who are entering or pursuing a post-secondary programme of studies at Memorial University of Newfoundland, the Fisheries and Marine Institute, and the College of the North Atlantic. In selecting candidates, preference will be given to widows/lineal descendants (children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren etc.) of victims of the disaster. In the absence of eligible candidates from this group, the award may be given to other fulltime students at the discretion of the Ocean Ranger Award Selection Committee. Information and application forms may be obtained from the Scholarships & Awards Offices at any of the institutions noted above. Documentation clearly verifying applicant’s eligibility must be provided. Donor: Ocean Ranger Disaster Fund Number of Awards: Varies Value: $500 each Criteria: In selecting candidates, preference will be given to widows and lineal descendants (children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren etc.) of victims of the disaster. In the absence of eligible candidates from this group, the award may be given to other fulltime students at the discretion of the Ocean Ranger Memorial Award Selection Committee. An application is required. Deadline for applications is the third Friday in January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Paul Magee Memorial Achievement Award The Paul Magee Memorial Award has been established to honor the memory of Mr. Paul Magee, valued employee of Steele Communication and outstanding community leader. Awarded to a student on the basis of academic excellence and community involvement, the student must be enrolled in full-time studies at any CNA campus. The award was established by the VOCM Cares Foundation. The Foundation was incorporated as a public foundation by VOCM Radio Newfoundland Limited in 1983 as a means of extending the company’s involvement in the local community. The Foundation is mandated to raise funds for charitable causes involving the health, education and safety of the community at large. Since its inception, the organization has grown to become the focal point for the VOCM radio network’s community involvement. We thank them for their partnership and commitment to students of College of the North Atlantic. Donor: VOCM Cares Foundation Number of Awards: One Value of Award: $2500 Criteria: Awarded to one student in a certificate or diploma-level program who demonstrates academic excellence, leadership and community involvement. An application form and a College Reference Form are required. First year students must also submit a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-

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January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Prima Information Solutions Bursaries Donor: Prima Information Solutions Number of Awards: Two Value: $1,000 each Criteria: Awarded to two full-time second year students enrolled in Office Administration – Records & Information Management and Computer Systems & Networking (one per program). These bursaries are based on financial need and academic merit.

An application form and a College Financial Statement Form are required. Application forms are available at Student Services. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Princess Auto Foundation Industrial Trades Bursaries Donor: Princess Auto Foundation Number of Awards: 17 Value: $2,000 each Criteria: Awarded to full time student at any campus in any of the Industrial Trades programs. This award is based on financial need and academic merit. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form, and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Students who start their program in January 2018 must submit a certified copy of your high school transcript. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

RBC Cabot 500 Achievement Awards To commemorate the 500th anniversary of John Cabot’s arrival in Newfoundland, the Atlantic District of the Royal Bank has established an endowment fund of $50,000 at College of the North Atlantic. The scholarship is open to all full time, diploma-level students enrolled in second or third-year programs at all campuses of the College. The value of this award may vary from year to year. Donor: Royal Bank of Canada (Atlantic District) Number of Awards: Two Value: $500 each Criteria: Awarded on the basis of academic excellence, leadership in community/college life, determination to succeed and a reference from an instructor. One award will be issued to a second-year student in a diploma-level program; one will be issued to a third-year student in a diploma-level program. An application form and a reference from an instructor are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Skinner Memorial Scholarships Donor: Skinner Estate Number of Awards: Five Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a full-time student enrolled in the first year of studies and attending a campus west of Grand Falls Windsor, NL. (Includes: Baie Verte, Bay St. George, Corner Brook, Grand Falls-Windsor, Happy Valley Goose Bay, Labrador West, Port aux Basques and St. Anthony). This award is based on financial need and academic excellence. Students will require a minimum average of 75%. Eligible Programs: Practical Nursing (1 scholarship available) Home Support Worker/Personal Care Attendant (1 scholarship available) Any Applied Arts programs (2 scholarships available) Any Natural Resources programs (1 scholarship available) An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form, a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Stantec Community Award Donor: Stantec Consulting Limited Number of Awards: Two Value: $500 each Criteria: Full time student enrolled at any campus in the second or third year of any Engineering program or any first year student in the Environmental Engineering Technology Co-op program. This is based on community/college involvement, academic excellence and leadership. This award will be administered in the winter semester. An application form and a College Reference Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Vale NL Bursaries Vale NL bursaries are designed to reward students on the basis of financial need and academic merit. Vale NL Engineering Technology Bursary Donor: Vale NLNumber of Awards: Two Value: $1000 each Criteria: Awarded to second student in the process technology disciplines (see listed below), or first year students in Safety Engineering Technology. Based on financial need and academic merit.

• Chemical Process Engineering Technology• Electrical Engineering Technology (Power & Controls) • Industrial Engineering Technology • Instrumentation & Controls Engineering Technology • Mechanical Engineering Technology • Process Operations Engineering Technology • Safety Engineering Technology (first year only)

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An application form, a College Financial Statement Form and a College Reference Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Vale NL Maintenance Trade Bursary Donor: Vale NLNumber of Awards: Two Value: $1000 each Criteria: Awarded to an entry level student in the selected Industrial Trades programs: Steamfitter/Pipefitter, Construction/ Industrial Electrician, and Power Engineering. Based on financial need and academic merit. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form, and a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Vale NL Industrial Trades Entrance Bursary The Vale Industrial Trades Entrance Bursaries for Placentia Campus are designed to reward entrance students on the basis of financial need, academic merit and to promote the presence of women in non-traditional work environments. Donor: Vale NL Number of Awards: Two Value: $1000 each Criteria: Based on financial need, academic merit and reference. Preference will be given to permanent residents of the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Must be registered in one of the following programs at Placentia campus: Eligible Programs (Placentia Campus only) • Heavy Equipment Operator • Heavy Duty Equipment Technician/Truck and Transport Mechanic • Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) • Machinist • Welder A Vale NL application a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Students who have met College entrance requirements with other than a high school transcript must also submit a Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Forms are available at Student Services.

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Vale NL Women in Technology Bursary Donor: Vale NLNumber of Awards: Two Value: $1000 each Criteria: Awarded to female participants who have completed their 2nd year of studies in an eligible Engineering program (noted below) or is enrolled in Safety Engineering Technology (one year program). It is based on financial need and academic merit. Eligible Programs

• Chemical Process Engineering Technology • Electrical Engineering Technology (Power & Controls) • Industrial Engineering Technology • Instrumentation & Controls Engineering Technology • Mechanical Engineering Technology • Process Operations Engineering Technology • Safety Engineering Technology (first year only)

An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form and a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Campus Awards BAIE VERTE Awards Merit Awards Donor: Baie Verte Campus Number of Awards: One per program Value: Certificate Criteria: Awarded to one student from each program at the Baie Verte Campus. Selection will be made by each program instructor in consultation with all other faculty members who instruct or have instructed the prospective candidate. Discussion is encouraged. The following criteria should be considered during the selection process: • candidate must qualify for a certificate/diploma by the end of the academic year • candidate must have completed the program within the time frame set out in the College calendar • candidate should have a positive attitude with a desire to learn, grow and get along with others • candidate’s involvement in extra-curricular activities may be taken into consideration No application form is required. *If there is no qualified candidate award does not have to be given.*

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BAY ST. GEORGE CAMPUS Awards Bay St. George Humanitarian Award Donor: Judith Crane and Elizabeth Crane Johnson Number of Awards: One Award Value: $300 Criteria: Awarded to a student in any year in any program who has displayed a “humanitarian spirit”. The campus defines this “humanitarian spirit” with the following criteria: possessing a cooperative disposition, being involved in school and community activities, exhibiting a high level of responsibility, being respectful of others, demonstrating leader qualities, possessing a caring attitude, maintain an above average attendance record and sustaining a prominent grade point average. The student has to be nominated for this award. No application form is required. Community Studies Continuing Education Award Donor: Community Studies Students and Alumni Number of Awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: Awarded to a graduating student of the Community Studies program who plans to continue his/her post-secondary training, demonstrates experience in his/her field of study in the community and maintains a clear academic standing. See the Community Studies Department for details. Community Studies Leadership Award Donor: Community Studies Students and Alumni Number of Awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: Awarded to a graduating student of the Community Studies program who exemplifies the spirit of the Community Studies program, demonstrates leadership in program activities and is highly respected as a role model and team player. Selection is made by Community Studies Instructors. See the Community Studies Department for details.

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Comprehensive Arts and Science Transition Instructor Award Donor: Comprehensive Arts & Science Instructors, Bay St. George Campus Number of Awards: One Award Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to a student who has completed Comprehensive Arts & Science Transition by June 2016. The winner will have maintained a grade point average above 3.0, participated in class, demonstrated a strong work ethic and positive attitude throughout the academic year. The winner must be enrolled in a post- secondary institute for the academic year 2016-2017. No application form is required. Don Wright Memorial Distinction Award Donor: The family of the late Don Wright/Board of Governors Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded annually to a student enrolled in the Digital Filmaking program who completes the first year of the program with academic merit who exhibits a commitment and dedication to the program, who demonstrates enthusiasm, a willingness to participate, an attitude of inquisitiveness and hard work along with individual expression and experimentation, and will be recommended by the Film and Video Production Instructors. The recipient must be registered for and attending the second year. No application form is required. George Baker Most Spirited Award Donor: Cook and Baker Instructors Number of Awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: Awarded annually to a student of the Cook or Baker program. The award is based on attendance, punctuality, attitude, willingness to volunteer with charity functions, co-operation with fellow students and instructional staff, and a genuine love for the cooking profession. Selection will be made by the Cook and Baker Instructors. No application form is required. Helen Hooper Award Donor: Professional Beauty Supplies Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Gift Certificate Criteria: Awarded to a student with an exceptionally high level of dedication and teamwork combined with a commitment to professionalism, education and continuous growth. See Hairstylist instructor for details.

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Most Improved Student Award Donor: Ardent Mills Number of Awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: Awarded to a Baker student based on academic standing. No application form is required. Perseverance Award Donor: Community Studies Students and Alumni Number of Awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: Awarded to a student who has demonstrated great effort, extraordinary determination, and enthusiasm about his/her field of work. See the Community Studies Department for details. No application form is required. Sheldon John Pilgrim Memorial Award As a young person in high school, Sheldon won awards such as Athlete of the Year and Student of the Year because he was both athletic and intelligent. Sheldon enjoyed harmony in life and the beauty of nature. He was a kind-hearted person who loved children and was very thoughtful towards his nieces and nephews. In the spirit of his generosity, the Sheldon John Pilgrim Memorial Award will help deserving students who demonstrate perseverance towards attaining their education at the College of the North Atlantic. This award is based on student essay, college reference and academic merit. Donor: Family of the late Sheldon Pilgrim Number of Awards: Varies: minimum (1) maximum (3) Value: Varies: maximum $500 & minimum $250 Criteria: Awarded to a student enrolled in any full time certificate or diploma level program (preferably Industrial Trades) at the Bay St. George campus who lives with a mental illness, demonstrates an ambition to succeed, a commitment to his/her program and a positive work ethic. An application, a College Reference Form and a College Transcript are required. Deadline for application is mid – January. Please see application form for exact date. Applications are available at Student Services and on the College of the North Atlantic website. Stephanie Cormier Chaisson Memorial Leadership Awards The Bay St. George Status of Women Council promotes equality, justice and peace for women and their families. At the Bay St. George Women's Centre we provide an opportunity for women and their families to learn, grow, and recognize their own strengths and abilities. In memory of Stephanie Cormier Chaisson, the Bay St. George Women's Council in partnership with College of the North Atlantic would like to offer two leadership awards to Community Studies students who demonstrate leadership and compassion in their community and student life.

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A devoted mother and dedicated worker, Stephanie Cormier Chaisson was a born leader. As president of the parent committee of École Notre-Dame-du-Cap for many years, she was an inspiration to teachers and students. Planning and organizing activities, meals, outings and fundraisers came naturally to her, sometimes dipping into her own pocket to ensure equality among all implicated. When her children were involved in sports, she encouragingly attended all events and led in the fundraising for any field trips or celebrations.

Compassion, enthusiasm, motivation, good-spirit, confidence, tolerance, charisma and dedication are among the many qualities that made Stephanie Cormier Chaisson a wonderful leader. Donor: Bay St. George Women’s Centre Number of Awards: Two Value: Varies Criteria: The first award is granted on December 6th to a second year student (male or female) enrolled in the Community Studies program at Bay St. George Campus. The second award is granted March 8th, International Women’s Day, to a first year female student enrolled in the Community Studies program at the Bay St. George campus. Both will be awarded to a student who best demonstrates strong leadership skills and compassion for others (this can include roles in community, extra-curricular and volunteer activities or experiences that aptly demonstrate the candidate’s capacity for leadership and compassion). An application form, a College Reference Form and a certified copy of your first year transcript from College of the North Atlantic are required. Please note that the deadline for the first award is November 30, 2017 and the deadline for the second award is March 1, 2018. Applications are available at Student Services and on the College of the North Atlantic website. Town of Stephenville Achievement Award Donor: Town of Stephenville Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Student who demonstrates academic excellence and who has been actively involved in College affairs and community work. An application form, a College Reference Form and a College transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for application is mid – January. Please see application form for exact date. Applications are available at Student Services and on the College of the North Atlantic website. Bursaries Note: Students must make application for bursaries. Application forms are available from the campus awards representative or from the Student Services Office. The deadline for receipt of applications is generally mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Bob French Memorial Bursary Donor: Bob French Memorial Committee Number of Awards: One Value: $250

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Criteria: Awarded to a student with an intellectual disability who is enrolled full time at the Bay St. George Campus. Other criteria include financial need, a commitment to his or her program of study, and a positive work ethic. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form, and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for application is mid – January. Please see application form for exact date. Applications are available at Student Services and on the College of the North Atlantic website. Frank Menne Memorial Bursary The following award, from EFCO Enterprises Ltd., is given in memory of Frank Menne, who immigrated to Newfoundland and began his small electrical business in 1954. Almost sixty year later, his sons manage the business and proudly continue to service the needs of the Stephenville/Bay St. George area. Donor: EFCO Enterprises Ltd Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded annually to a student enrolled in the Construction/ Industrial Electrician program at Bay St. George campus, based on financial need and academic merit. The recipient of the award must have the intention of continuing to the journey person level.

An application, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form and College Transcript or a Student Progress Report is required. Deadline for application is mid – January. Please see application form for exact date. Applications are available at Student Services and on the College of the North Atlantic website. Howard Lee Memorial Bursary Donor: Cook and Baker Instructors Number of Awards: One Value $300 Criteria: Awarded to a mature student who is dedicated to his/her studies and the culinary industry. The bursary is based on financial need, participation in fund-raising and volunteer events, a co-operative and optimistic personality with faculty, staff, and fellow students. Priority will be given to those students whose lives have been affected by cancer in some form. An application, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form, and a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for application is mid – January. Please see application form for exact date. Applications are available at Student Services and on the College of the North Atlantic website. Olive Young Memorial Bursary Donor: Bay St. George Dufflewear Group Number of Awards: One Value: $300 Criteria: Awarded to a student enrolled in any certificate or diploma program (Applied Arts programs preferred) who completes the first semester of their first / second year of the program with a satisfactory progress record and is registered for the second semester of their first/ second year and demonstrates the greatest financial need.

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An application, a College Financial Statement Form and a College Reference Form are required. Deadline for application is mid – January. Please see application form for exact date. Applications are available at Student Services and on the College of the North Atlantic website. Scholarships Note: Unless otherwise stated, applications are not required for scholarships and all are offered in the winter semester. Business Administration Merit Scholarship Donor: Business Studies Instructors Number of Awards: One Value: $300 Criteria: Awarded to a student in the Business Administration program who completes the first year of the program with a grade point average above 3.0, demonstrates a consistent desire to complete tasks, displays a high degree of independence, possesses a positive attitude towards the program, staff and students, has been involved in school and community activities, and has an above average attendance record. No application form is required. Business Studies Instructors’ Scholarships Donor: Business Studies Department Number of Awards: Two Value: $300 Criteria: Awarded to two students entering the second year of either the Business or Office Administration programs who have completed year one at the Bay St. George Campus and who have the highest overall average in the first year. No application form is required. Frank Menne Memorial Scholarship The following award, from EFCO Enterprises Ltd., is given in memory of Frank Menne, who immigrated to Newfoundland and began his small electrical business in 1954. Almost sixty year later, his sons manage the business and proudly continue to service the needs of the Stephenville/Bay St. George area. Donor: EFCO Enterprises Ltd Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded annually to a student enrolled in the Construction/ Industrial Electrician program at Bay St. George campus, based on academic excellence. The recipient of the award must have the intention of continuing to the journey person level.

An application and a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Applications are available at the Student Services Office and on the College website.

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Genny Shears Memorial Scholarship Donor: Business Studies Department, Bay St. George Campus Number of Awards: One Value: $300 Criteria: Awarded to a student in the Office Administration program who completes the first year of the program at the Bay St. George campus with a grade point average above 3.0, demonstrates a consistent desire to complete tasks, displays a high degree of independence, a positive attitude towards the program, and has an above average attendance and punctuality record. No application form is required. Mary Oliver Memorial Scholarship Donor: The family of the late Mary Oliver Number of Awards: One Value: $150 Criteria: Awarded annually to a graduate of the Cook and/or Baker Program. A committee involved in the Cook and Baker programs will select the recipient based on the following criteria: admirable level of maturity, outstanding leadership qualities, commendable work ethics and academic excellence. No application form is required. Office Administration Entrance Scholarship Donor: Instructors of the Business Department, Bay St. George Campus Number of Awards: One Value: $300 each Criteria: Awarded to an Office Administration student enrolled in the first year of the Office Administration program at the Bay St. George Campus. See Business/Office Department for details. O’Regan Agencies Scholarship Donor: O’Regan Agencies Number of Awards: One Value: Plaque and $100 product gift Criteria: Awarded to the student who has completed the Hairstylist program and who has the highest overall achievement. No application form is required.

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Travis Marche Entrance Scholarship This scholarship is awarded in honor and memory of Travis Marche. Travis graduated from the Business Administration Program in 2012 and was the first recipient of this scholarship, formerly known as the Business Administration Entrance Scholarship. Travis spent his entire life struggling with Crohn’s Disease but that did not stop him from attaining his goal of graduating from the Business Administration program and working towards a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree with Memorial University. Travis’ strength, courage and positive attitude throughout his life was an inspiration to all who knew him. Travis will always be remembered by his instructors and classmates as a kind and wonderful young man who was helpful and respectful to everyone. Donor: Business Studies Department and the Marche Family Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded to a Business Administration student enrolled in the first year of the Business Administration program with the highest academic marks at the Bay St. George Campus. No application form is required.

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BONAVISTA CAMPUS Awards are solicited on an annual basis. After registration, students should contact the Student Services Office at their campus to determine available awards. An application form is not required for any of our campus awards. Awards CNA Bonavista Leadership Award Donor: NAPE Local 4402 Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Awarded to the student who demonstrates academic merit, and whose college involvement is exemplary. This award is open to all students who are enrolled full time at the campus. No application form is required. CNA Bonavista Student of the Year Award Donor: Bonavista TOPS Group Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Awarded to the student who demonstrates enthusiasm and commitment to their program, and who contributes significantly to campus life. No application form is required. Bursaries Connie Street Memorial Bursary Donor: Faculty & Staff, Bonavista Campus Number of Awards: One Value: $100 and a plaque Criteria: Awarded to the student who demonstrates mentorship who has financial need and academic merit. No application form is required.

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Scholarships Howard Little Memorial Scholarship Donor: Brian Hayward Number of Awards: One Value: $100 and a plaque Criteria: Awarded to the student in the Construction/Industrial Electrician program who has the highest academic excellence at the end of the second semester of studies. No application form is required. Scotiabank Plumber Scholarship Donor: Bank of Nova Scotia Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Awarded to the student in the Plumber program who has the highest academic excellence at the end of the second semester of studies. No application form is required. TOPS Bonavista Scholarship Donor: TOPS Bonavista Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Awarded to the student who demonstrates personal growth, academic excellence and who contributes significantly to campus life. No application form is required.

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BURIN CAMPUS Awards are solicited on an annual basis. After registration, students should contact the Student Services Office at their campus to determine available awards. Awards Johanna Noseworthy Memorial Award Donor: Noseworthy Family Number of Awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: Awarded to the most spirited and passionate student in their program as voted by fellow students and instructors. This award will be presented to a student enrolled in the Hairstylist program. In the event that a suitable candidate is not available from the Hairstylist program the award will go to a student enrolled in one of the other trades programs at Burin campus. The student must demonstrate academic merit. In addition to the cash award the recipient’s name will be engraved on a memorial plaque which will be displayed at the Burin campus. No application form is required. Student Representatives Council Achievement Awards Donor: Student Representatives Council Number of Awards: Two Value: $250 each Criteria: Recipients are selected on academic excellence, involvement with campus activities, classroom leadership and dedication to their program. No application form is required.

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CARBONEAR CAMPUS Awards Communities Against Violence Award Donor: Communities against Violence Number of Awards: One Value: 150 Criteria: Awarded to a full time student enrolled in the Community Studies program at College of the North Atlantic, Carbonear campus who best demonstrates a combination of academic achievement in one of the following courses: FS1100 (Family Services I), FS1101 (Family Services II), PS1240 (Understanding Addictions), PS 160 (Behavior Management), SC 1300 (Introduction to Women’s Studies), and SC1350 (Contemporary Issues for Women)- as well as community involvement. An application form, a College Reference Form and a College Transcript are required. Application deadline is April 26, 2018. Application forms are available at Student Services. Ideal Industries Distinction Award Donor: Ideal Industries in cooperation with Brockway Industries Number of Awards: One Value: Tightsight Meter ($250.00) Criteria: Awarded to a student in the Construction/Industrial Electrical program who best demonstrates dedication to the program, improvement, and practical achievement. Selection will be made by the Carbonear Campus Scholarships and Awards Committee based on recommendations from Instructors of the program at Carbonear campus. No application form is required. James W. McLoughlan Distinction Award Donor: McLoughlan Supplies Ltd. Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to a full-time student in the Construction/Industrial Electrical program who demonstrates academic achievement, professionalism, dedication, and regular attendance. Selection will be made by the Carbonear Campus Scholarships and Awards Committee based on recommendations from Instructor of the program at Carbonear campus. This award is in memory of founder James W. McLoughlan CM.CD. No application form is required.

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Klein Tools Prize Donor: Klein Tools Inc. Number of Awards: One (Top Student Award Plaque with a set of pliers) Criteria: Awarded to a full-time student in the Construction/Industrial Electrical program who demonstrates academic and professional excellence. Selection will be made by the Carbonear Campus Scholarships and Awards Committee based on recommendations from Instructor of the program at Carbonear campus No application form is required. R. Churchill Home Building Centre Distinction Award Donor: R. Churchill Home Building Centre Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Awarded to a student in the Carpenter program who best demonstrates dedication to the program, improvement, practical achievement, and regular attendance. Selection will be made by the Carbonear Campus Scholarships and Awards Committee based on recommendations from Instructors of the program at Carbonear campus. No application form is required. Rideout Tool and Machine Inc. Distinction Award Donor: Rideout Tool and Machine Inc. Number of Awards: One Value: Gift Certificate ($40.00) Criteria: Awarded to a full-time student in the Construction/Industrial Electrical program who demonstrates academic and professional excellence. Selection will be made by the Carbonear Campus Scholarships and Awards Committee based on recommendations from Instructor of the program at Carbonear campus. No application form is required. Rideout Tool and Machine Inc. Distinction Award Donor: Rideout Tool and Machine Inc. Number of Awards: One Value: Gift Certificate ($40.00) Criteria: Awarded to a student in the Construction/Industrial Electrical program who best demonstrates dedication to the program, improvement, and practical achievement. Selection will be made by the Carbonear Campus Scholarships and Awards Committee based on recommendations from Instructors of the program at Carbonear campus. No application form is required.

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Social Committee Distinction Award Donor: Faculty and Staff (Carbonear Campus) Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Awarded to a full-time student with a documented disability who demonstrates a commitment to his or her program of study and a positive work ethic. The award is based on recommendations from Disability Services in coordination with Faculty and the Guidance Counsellor. No application form is required. Student Achievement Awards Donor: Student Representatives Council (Carbonear Campus) Number of Awards: Four Value: One - $150 (Certificate program)

One - $150(Diploma program) Criteria: Awarded to the student who best demonstrates a combination of academic achievement, class participation, positive work ethic, and cooperation. Selection will be made by the Carbonear Campus Scholarships and Awards Committee based on recommendations from Instructors of the programs offered at the Carbonear campus. An application form is recommended from the recommending instructor. Trinity Conception Youth Justice Committee Award Donor: Trinity Conception Youth Justice Committee Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Awarded to one full time student in the Community Studies program at Carbonear campus who is enrolled in Criminal Justice or the Youth Justice class and demonstrates academic merit, hard work, leadership and community involvement.

Applications for this award are available from the Student Development Officer at Carbonear campus. Deadline for applications is April 26, 2018. Scholarships Babb Law Office Scholarship Donor: Babb Law Office Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Awarded to a graduating CAS Transfer: College-University student who has attained the highest weighted/overall academic average in their first year of studies in the program. This scholarship is to be awarded at the end of the first year. No application form is required.

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Bay Roberts/Carbonear Subway CAS Transfer: College-University Academic Scholarships Donor: Subway, Phillip & Helen Clarke Number of Awards: Two Value: $100 each Criteria: Awarded to a graduating CAS Transfer student who has attained an “A” average in the program. The award is based on recommendations from Faculty in the CAS Transfer: College-University program. No application form is required. Bay Roberts/Carbonear Subway CAS Transition Academic Scholarship Donor: Subway, Philip & Helen Clarke Number of Awards: One Value: $50 Criteria: Awarded to a graduating CAS Transition student who has attained an “A” average in the program. The award is based on recommendations from Faculty in the CAS College Transition program. No application form is required. Frank O’Keefe - Carbonear Physiotherapy Scholarship Donor: Frank O’Keefe, Carbonear Physiotherapy Number of Awards: One Value: $50 Criteria: Awarded to a CAS Transfer: College-University student who has attained the highest combined academic average in both Physics and Biology courses within the first year of studies in the program. The scholarship is to be awarded at the end of the first year. No application form is required.

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CLARENVILLE CAMPUS Awards Clarenville Inn Distinction Award Donor: Clarenville Inn Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 and a paid summer internship at the Clarenville Inn Criteria: Awarded to a student enrolled full time in the first year of the Business Administration or Office Administration Diploma program at Clarenville campus and returning to complete the second year. The ideal candidate must demonstrate professionalism, leadership qualities in the classroom, dedication to his/her program, high emotional intelligence and the practical application of learned material. Applicants must have a minimum average of 75% and successfully complete an interview with the manager, or designate, of the Clarenville Inn. An application form and appropriate documentation are required. Application deadline is March 29. Application forms are available at Student Services. Enactus Clarenville Spirit Scholarship Donor: Enactus Clarenville Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Students enrolled in any CNA program. The recipient must be an active member of Enactus. Purpose: To recognize an Enactus team member who has demonstrated strong commitment to bettering the lives of others through their efforts and has done so with the utmost passion and enthusiasm for furthering the mission and vision of their Enactus team. Application: Submit a two minute video showing what “Enactus Spirit” means to you. Consider the following questions:

• What drives you to commit to Enactus? • How has Enactus impacted your life?

Exceptional Student Awards Donor: Clarenville Campus Scholarship Committee Number of Awards: One per class Value: Non-monetary Criteria: Awarded to a mature student who demonstrates leadership qualities in the classroom/shop, professionalism, dedication to his/her program, and excellence in the practical application of learned material. This award is based on student excellence, suitability, a strong work ethic, enthusiasm and is available to a full-time student in each program at the Clarenville Campus. No application form is required.

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Keyboarding Skills Award Donor: Clarenville Campus Number of awards: One Value: Certificate and Gift Criteria: Awarded to a graduating student from the Office Administration program (certificate or diploma) who achieves the highest net words per minute based on the average of three, five-minute timings. No application form is required. Mills Pittman & Twyne Distinction Award Donor: Mills Pittman & Twyne Law Offices Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to a full-time, graduating Office Administration student at Clarenville campus. This student will aptly demonstrate professionalism, dedication to his/her program, and excellence in the practical application of learned material. This award is based on student excellence, suitability, a strong work ethic, and enthusiasm. No application form is required. Scholarships Entrance Scholarship Donor: Student Representatives Council Number of Awards: Three Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to a student in an entry-level program, based on academic excellence during the first semester of studies. No application form is required. Wall of Success Scholarship Donor: Wall of Success Scholarship Fund Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to a student in his/her graduating year and must be a relative of an alumnus (graduate) of the College of the North Atlantic or any of its predecessors. This award is based on academic excellence. An application form and appropriate documentation are required. Application deadline is March 29. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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CORNER BROOK CAMPUS Awards City of Corner Brook Entrance Achievement Award Donor: City of Corner Brook Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: The City of Corner Brook Entrance Achievement Award is awarded annually to a resident of the City of Corner Brook entering the first year of full time study at College of the North Atlantic, Corner Brook Campus. This award is a tangible sign of the City’s support of College of the North Atlantic, Corner Brook Campus. The award will be made upon application to a student of outstanding academic excellence and promise, who has demonstrated active participation in school and community life. Students should have at least a 75% high school average to be considered. An application form, a College Reference Form and high school transcript are required. Deadline for applications is January 19, 2018. Application forms are available at Student Services. Craig Hiscock Memorial Award This Scholarship is established in the memory of Craig Cecil Hiscock. He was born May 13, 1972 in Corner Brook, NL. He studied at Memorial University of Newfoundland where he acquired a degree in Geology before going on to Academy Canada to complete a Computer Drafting course. He then became employed with The City of Corner Brook for 12 years where he worked his way up to a CAD Technician III. Craig was also an avid collector of Science Fiction, more specifically Star Trek and Star Wars. So much so he and a few of his friends started the Science Fiction Conventions in Corner Brook, something he was very proud of being a part of. Donor: City of Corner Brook Number: One Value: $500 Criteria: Recipient must be a full time student enrolled in any engineering or trades program at the Corner Brook campus. Preference will be given to second year students in the Civil Engineering or first year students in the GIS Applications Specialist (Post-Diploma). Preference will be also given to students who are residents of the City of Corner Brook. This award is based on academic excellence, a strong interest in new technologies or gadgets and a passion for science fiction. An application form and a College Reference Form are required. First year students must submit a College Transcript or Student Progress. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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David L. Boutcher Memorial Achievement Award This award was established in memory of David L. Boutcher, a former Electrical student at Fisher Institute, who was lost in the Ocean Ranger Disaster. David was an outstanding student and made valuable contributions to student life at the College. Donor: Ms. Priscilla Boutcher Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded to a Construction/Industrial Electrician student who demonstrates a level of competence in the practical and theoretical aspects of the program. The student’s contribution to the class and/or the College is also taken into consideration. No application form is required. Doug Skinner Memorial Award This award was formed by staff members of the Corner Brook campus in memory of Doug Skinner, a former Civil Engineering Technology instructor with our campus, who passed away suddenly. Donor: Corner Brook Campus Staff Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to student in the second year of Civil Engineering Technology with the highest average in Engineering Graphics, AutoCAD Essentials and Engineering Drawing. These courses were traditionally taught by Doug. No application required.

Prizes Carl George Memorial Plaque This award was established in memory of Carl George who was a student in the Forest Resources Technology program during 1975. He was killed in a plane crash while working as a forestry officer in Wabush during the summer of 1975. Donor: Carl’s Classmates Number of Awards: One Value: Plaque Criteria: Awarded to the student attaining the highest marks in Wildlife Management within the Forest Resources Technician program. No application form is required.

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CIG/IFC Gold Medal Award Donor: Canadian Institute of Forestry (National Office) Number of Awards: One Value: Gold Medal Criteria: Awarded each year to a graduating student at each Canadian University or Technical school which offers a technical program. It is presented for outstanding scholarship and citizenship by the Canadian Institute of Forestry. No application form is required. Frank Gogos Memorial Prize The award was created in 1973 in memory of the late Frank Gogos, one of the first full-time instructors of the Forest Resources Technology program. Donor: Newfoundland and Labrador Section, Canadian Institute of Forestry Number of Awards: One Value: $500 and a certificate Criteria: Awarded to a graduating student in the Forest Resources Technician program for proficiency in Forest Management subjects. No application form is required. Graybar Canada / Harris and Roome Award Donor: Graybar Canada/ Harris & Roome Number of Awards: One Value: An Electronic Multimeter Criteria: Awarded to an Electronics Systems Engineering Technology (Co-op) II student based on academic merit and suitability/performance in major subject areas. No application form is required. Tom Curran Wildlife Plaque This award was established in memory of the late Dr. Tom Curran. Donor: Friends and family of the late Dr. Tom Curran Number of Awards: One Value: Plaque Criteria: Awarded to the student that has demonstrates dedication and enthusiasm for wildlife management as exemplified by the late Dr. Tom Curran. The recipient of this award is recognized for their exceptional suitability in the field while maintaining high academic achievement. No application form is required.

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Scholarships Corner Brook Campus Staff Club Scholarships Donor: Corner Brook Campus Staff Club Number of Awards: Two Value: $350 each Criteria: One scholarship is awarded to a student in the first year of the Office Administration Program, and one to a second-year Civil Engineering Technology student. They are awarded in recognition of academic excellence, good work ethic and positive attitude. No application form is required. Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Company Scholarships Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Environmental Scholarship Donor: Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Ltd. Number of Awards: Three Value: $1300 Criteria: Awarded to an Environmental Technology students for academic excellence after completion of the first semester of the Environmental Engineering Technology (Co-op) program. As well, the student must demonstrate enthusiasm for the program and suitability to the field. No application form is required. Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Scholarship Donor: Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded to a student enrolled in the second year of the Forest Resources Technology program in recognition of academic excellence during the first year of studies. No application form is required. Newfoundland Power Environmental Scholarship Donor: Newfoundland Power Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded annually to a full-time student enrolled in the Environmental Engineering Technology (Co-op) program. The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic excellence in the fall semester. Students must achieve a minimum weighted average of 80% in their program of studies to date. No application form is required.

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Newfoundland Power Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) Scholarship Donor: Newfoundland Power Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded annually to a full-time student enrolled in the Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) program at Corner Brook campus. The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic excellence in the fall semester. Students must achieve a minimum weighted average of 80% in their program of studies to date. An application form and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Canadian Beverage Association Scholarship Donor: Canadian Beverage Association Scholarship Number of Awards: One Value: Tuition for two semesters ($1500) Criteria: Awarded to a full-time student in the Environmental Engineering Technology (Co-op) program and based on academic excellence. The scholarship will be awarded in early January and based on fall semester marks. No application form is required. Student Representatives Council Scholarships Student Representatives Council Early Childhood Education Scholarship Donor: Student Representatives Council, Corner Brook Campus Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to a second year Early Childhood Education student based on academic excellence, as well as enthusiasm for the program and personality traits deemed necessary for this career. No application form is required. Student Representatives Council Scholarship Donor: Student Representatives Council, Corner Brook Campus Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to a second-year student in a program which has no other award winner. The award is based on academic excellence, enthusiasm for the program, and personality traits deemed necessary for this career. No application form is required.

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Distributed Learning Campus Bursaries Baker Family Foundation Entrance Bursaries An endowment fund has been established to provide annual entrance bursaries to students entering a full-time Distributed Learning program at any campus of College of the North Atlantic. These bursaries were setup to honor Mr. Stephen James Baker and Mrs. Patricia Alice Jane Baker nee Sheppard (parents) of Mr. John Allan Baker, Mr. Paul Cyril Roy Baker, Mr. David Stephen Baker, and Ms. Heather Alice Baker -- founders of Desire2Learn Corporation (D2L). The bursary will be awarded to high school graduates of Pearson Academy in Wesleyville NL enrolled as a full-time first year Distributed Learning student at College of the North Atlantic. These bursaries will be based on financial need and academic merit. Donor: The Baker Family Foundation Number of Awards: Varies Value: Varies Criteria: Awarded to a first year Distributed Learning student at any campus who display financial need and academic merit. Students must be enrolled in full-time program. Limited to students who graduated high school of Pearson Academy in Wesleyville NL. If there is no eligible student from Pearson Academy, preference will be given to a student from Elwood Regional High School in Deer Lake NL or Exploits Valley High in Grand-Falls Windsor NL or a high school graduate from another rural Newfoundland and Labrador community, respectively. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form and a College Reference Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available on the College website. Canadian Education Scholarships CNA will deliver the 2ndyear of a five -year scholarship program focused on Distance Learning programs and is open to all full time students of CNA enrolled in a full time regular program. (The program will be re-evaluated with each successive year and award designations may change based on need) Donor: Anonymous Number of Awards: Two Value: $1000 each Criteria: Awarded to one first year and one second year student enrolled full time in any regular certificate or diploma-level program offered through Distributed Learning. This award is based on academic excellence. No application required.

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CNA Faculty and Staff Achievement Awards These scholarships are made possible by the generosity of faculty and staff at each campus of College of the North Atlantic. Donor: CNA Faculty and Staff Scholarship and Bursary Fund (Faculty and Staff Appeal) Number of Awards: Eighteen (18) one per campus and one for DL campus Value: $500 each Criteria: Awarded to full time students enrolled in a certificate-level or diploma-level program at any campus (including DL) who best demonstrate academic excellence, leadership and college/and or community involvement. An application form and a College Reference Form are required. First year students must also submit a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. CNA Faculty and Staff Bursaries These bursaries are made possible through the generosity of faculty and staff at each campus of College of the North Atlantic. Donor: CNA Faculty and Staff Scholarship and Bursary Fund (Faculty and Staff Appeal) Number of Awards: Eighteen (18) one per campus and one for DL campus Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded to full time students enrolled in a certificate-level or diploma-level program at any campus (including DL). The bursary will be based on financial need, academic merit, and reference. An application form, a College Financial Form and a College Reference Form are required. First year students must also submit a College Transcript or a Student Progress Report Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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GANDER CAMPUS Awards Glenn Mesh Memorial Award This scholarship was established in honor of Glenn’s steadfast determination to become an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, even though he was physically ill from the effects of cancer. Throughout his illness he never lost sight of his goal to complete his training and, while away from the Campus fighting his illness, resolved always to return to class Monday morning. The Student Council of the Gander Campus has taken over the responsibility for this tribute to Glenn, thus ensuring that the example set by his unyielding desire for knowledge and fulfillment, under the most distressing conditions, will not be forgotten. Donor: Classmates and friends of the late Glenn Mesh Number of Awards: One Value: $150 Criteria: Awarded to the student enrolled in the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Technician program who shows the most initiative in the AME program during the third, fourth and fifth semesters. No application form is required. Helen Hooper Award Donor: Professional Beauty Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Awarded to the most dedicated student in the Hairstylist program who consistently demonstrates a high level of professionalism, is a team player and displays a positive attitude toward succeeding. No application form is required. J. A. (Rick) Richard Memorial Award This scholarship was established in memory of Rick Richard to acknowledge his commitment to aviation maintenance standards. Rick was one of the Pioneers of Canadian Aviation. Born in 1931, he showed an avid interest in aviation at an early age. After graduating from Moncton High School, he joined the RCAF and received aircraft maintenance and flight training. Rick received his AME license in 1957 with one of the highest marks obtained. In 1958 he received his private and commercial pilot’s licenses, and thereafter he pursued a career as a pilot, AME and owner, making a significant contribution to the growth of aviation in Newfoundland and the Maritimes until his death in 1988. Donor: Inter-Provincial Airlines Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded annually to the student enrolled in the Aircraft Maintenance program who shows the most progress during the program. No application form is required.

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O'Keefe Agencies Award Donor: O’Keefe Agencies Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Awarded to the student enrolled in the Hairstylist program who demonstrates an exemplary level of commitment to the program and a determination to succeed, especially when faced with many challenges and hardships. This student also shows a kindness and concern for others and consistently displays a positive attitude towards the learning environment. No application form is required. O’Regan Award Donor: O’Regan Agencies Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Awarded to the student who is successful in achieving all aspects of a talented hairstylist; this student is well-disciplined, is respectful, courteous, maintains a professional image with fellow workers and clients, and consistently displays a pleasant personality. No application form is required. Bursaries AME Association (Atlantic) Inc. Bursary Donor: AME Association (Atlantic) Inc. Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded annually to a student graduating from an accredited AME Training College in the Atlantic Region. Selection will be made by a committee of the AME Association (Atlantic) members. Their selection is final and binding. In the event that the selected recipient does not graduate, the bursary will not be presented in that year. Applicants should only apply in their graduating year. An AME application form, a College Financial Statement Form, chief instructor information sheet, and cover letter written by the student are required. Deadline for applications at the AME Association (Atlantic) office in Fredericton is February 2018. Check with program instructor for details.

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McCormack’s Towing & Repair Service Entrance Bursary Donor: McCormack’s Towing & Repair Service Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Full-time student in the Automotive Service Technician program at the Gander Campus. This bursary is presented in recognition of financial need and academic merit. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Application deadline is May 4, 2018. Application forms are available at Student Services. Scholarships Jazz Aviation LP Awards Jazz is Canada’s airline Jazz operates more flights and fly to more Canadian destinations than any other carrier. As an integral part of Air Canada’s strategy and North American market presence, Jazz provides service to and from many smaller communities in Canada and the United States under the brand name Air Canada Express. Jazz is not a typical airline. We have a commercial agreement with Air Canada that is the core of our business. Under the Capacity Purchase Agreement (CPA), Air Canada purchases substantially all of Jazz’s seat capacity based on predetermined rates. In reality, we are a contract carrier for Air Canada and operate our flights on their behalf. The CPA provides commercial flexibility and connecting network traffic to Air Canada, while significantly reducing Jazz’s financial and business risks. Our fleet consists of Canadian-made Bombardier Dash 8, CRJ and Q400 NextGen aircraft, which are among the most efficient aircraft flying today. Our team of dedicated Jazz professionals is focused on providing you with a safe, on-time and customer-friendly flight experience Jazz Aviation LP Employment Equity Scholarship Donor: Jazz Aviation LP Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a first year Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Technician student or Aircraft Structural Repair student at the Gander Campus. The selection will be based on academic excellence and is intended to foster equity in the industry. Preference will be given to students in one or more of the following groups: Visible minorities; Persons with disabilities; Aboriginal; Women An application form is required. Deadline for applications is January 19, 2018. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Jazz Aviation LP Scholarship Donor: Jazz Aviation LP Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a first year Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Technician or Aircraft Structural Repair student enrolled at the Gander Campus. Selection will be based on academic excellence. No application form is required. Shane Gallant Memorial Entrance Scholarship This scholarship was established in memory of Shane Gallant who attended the program for a short period of time. He was killed in a car accident on November 15, 2010 at the age of 18. He lived life to the fullest and touched the lives of many. Donor: Family and Friends of Shane Gallant Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: This is an entry level scholarship for students based on the first eight weeks of the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Technician program. All first year students will be considered. Instructors of the program will determine the candidate using a scale from one to five to rate on the criteria listed below. The highest score will receive the scholarship. Selection will be based on the following criteria: • positive attitude towards succeeding in the program • good work ethic • cooperation with students, faculty, and staff • attendance and punctuality • highest academic merit for the first eight weeks of the program • an overall positive attitude towards the program in general. No application is required.

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GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR CAMPUS Awards Cathy Byrne Memorial Award Donor: Family, Friends and classmates of the late Cathy Byrne Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Awarded to a student enrolled full time who has a passion for learning, demonstrating initiative and a willingness to help others, strong attendance, and success in achieving personal goals. An application form, a College Reference Form, and a resume are required. Deadline for applications is March 29, 2018. Forms are available at Student Services. Francis G. Wall Memorial Awards Donor: The Family of the late Francis G. Wall Number of Awards: Three Value: Plaque Criteria: Awarded to students who have made a significant contribution to the class of the three-year Business Management (options year). The recipients of this award are chosen by the Business Management Faculty. This will be awarded at the Graduation. No application form is required. Grand Falls-Windsor Campus Enactus Spirit Award Donor: Grand Falls-Windsor Campus Number of Awards: One Value: $100 and a plaque Criteria: Awarded to a graduating member of the Campus Enactus Team who has increased the profile of the organization, the campus and the community. No application form is required Pearl Elliott Memorial Award Donor: Anonymous Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded to a graduate of the Practical Nursing program who displays excellence in nursing practice with dementia clients. Recipient is selected by the Practical Nurse faculty. No application for is required.

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Practical Nursing Professional Growth Award Donor: Anonymous Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to a graduate of the Practical Nursing program who, despite challenges, displays personal and professional growth. Recipient is selected by the Practical Nurse faculty. This award will be presented at the Practical Nurse graduation ceremony. No application for is required. Ross and Linda Elliott – Office Administration (Executive) Award Donor: Ross & Linda Elliott Number of Awards: One Value: $300 Criteria: This this award it to be presented to a full-time student graduating from the Office Administration – Executive program at the Grand Falls-Windsor Campus. The recipient must demonstrate dedication, effort, hard work, diligence, and professionalism as they prepare for entry into the business office environment. This is a non-academic award. The recipient of this award will be chosen by Office Administration – Executive faculty teaching Office Management and Document Production courses. This award is to be presented at graduation. No application for is required. Ross and Linda Elliott – Volunteerism Award Donor: Ross & Linda Elliott Number of Awards: One Value: $300 Criteria: This award is to be presented to a full-time student graduating from any program at the Grand Falls-Windsor Campus. The recipient must be active in giving back to Central Newfoundland through active volunteerism. Volunteering at the campus would be an asset, but not a requirement. An application form, a resume, and two College Reference Forms (two references) are required. Deadline for applications is March 29, 2018. Forms are available at Student Services. Prizes Note: Unless otherwise stated, applications are not required for prizes. Academic Merit Awards Donor: College of the North Atlantic Value: College of the North Atlantic Watch Criteria: Academic Merit Awards are presented to the top academic student in the first year of each program at the Grand Falls-Windsor Campus, and each course in the Comprehensive Arts and Science Transfer: College-University program and the Comprehensive Arts and Science College Transition program. Award is based on GPA

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No application form is required Bursaries Bonnie Jesseau Memorial Bursary Donor: Student Representative Council, Grand Falls-Windsor Campus Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to a diploma-level student based on financial need, academic merit, extracurricular activities. An application form, a College Reference Form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College transcript, and a resume are required. Deadline for applications is March 29, 2018. Forms are available at Student Services. Clara Ball Memorial Bursary Donor: Student Representative Council, Grand Falls-Windsor Campus Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to one student enrolled in five (5) courses in the Comprehensive Arts and Science Transfer: College-University program. This award is based on financial need, academic merit, and extra-curricular activities. An application form, a College Reference Form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College transcript, and resume are required. Deadline for applications is March 29, 2018. Application forms are available at Student Services. Lifelong Students Legacy Bursary Donor: Lifelong Students Committee Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded to one student who is enrolled in the CAS Transition program. The award is based on financial need and academic merit. It will be awarded to a student who plans to continue his/her academic studies and has already been accepted into another post-secondary program. An application form and a College Financial Statement Form are required. Deadline for applications is March 29, 2018. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Scholarships Note: Unless otherwise stated, applications are not required for scholarships. Patricia Shea Memorial Scholarships Donor: GL Moving and GLA Audio Number of Awards: Two Value: $250 each Criteria: Based on academic excellence and most positive influence in class. One award is designated for a second year student of Business Administration (Human Resources Management) and one for Business Administration (Accounting). No application form is required. Teela Joy Memorial Scholarship Donor: The family of the late Teela Joy Number of Awards: One Value: Plaque Criteria: Awarded to a student of the Renovation Technician program who displays academic excellence, work ethic and great attendance. No application form is required.

Walter B. Tucker Scholarship Donor: Exploits Regional Chamber of Commerce Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Awarded to a student in the Business program who demonstrates a commitment to the program as well as academic excellence. An application form, a College transcript, and a resume are required. Deadline for applications is March 29, 2018. Forms are available at Student Services.

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HAPPY VALLEY-GOOSE BAY CAMPUS Local Awards/Scholarships are presented each year during the awards ceremony held in the Spring of each academic year. Sponsorships are subject to change on an annual basis therefore contributors may also vary. The following sponsors partner with the campus on a regular basis to recognize student achievement and effort. Scholarships are presented to every graduating program ranging on an average from $300 - $500. Awards are normally presented to each program, ranging from $200 - $300. The campus faculty and staff raise approximately $1000 each year, which is also awarded at this time. Applications are not required for these scholarships and awards. Sponsors who support specific programs are noted. Awards Bernie Broomfield Residence Award Donor: Residence Council Number of Awards: One Value: Based on available funds ($100.00 for 2017) Criteria: Awarded to a residence student for outstanding contribution to student residence life. No application form is required. Charles J. Andrew Award Donor: Charles J. Andrew Youth and Family Treatment Centre Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Awarded to an Innu student at the Happy Valley Goose Bay campus who has shown a positive work ethic, good attendance and academic merit. No application form is required. Clay Pittman Memorial Award Donor: Pittman Family and Valard Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a student in Powerline Technician program who best depicts the characteristics of Clay Pittman. A more detail description is available from Student Services. No application form is required. Good Deed Award Donor: Anonymous Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to a student who displays a strong work ethic, good attendance, a positive attitude, and a great sense of humor. The student happily helps others without expecting anything in return, and shows compassion and kindness toward everyone.

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No application form is required. Kathleen Murray Memorial Award Donor: Murray Family & Friends Number of Awards: One Value: $300 Criteria: Presented to a student in a Natural Resources, or other program deemed suitable by the Campus Scholarship Committee. The award is based on outstanding leadership qualities, commendable work ethics and academic merit. No application form is required. Molloy Family Award Donor: Margo Baptista Number of Awards: One Value: $300 Criteria: Awarded to a student who is a single parent and has completed a certificate or diploma level program leading to employment. No application form is required. Martin Lavallée Memorial Award Donor: Students and Staff Number of Awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: Awarded to a student for attendance, work ethic and outstanding performance in a chosen program. No application form is required. NAPE Local 2401 Award Donor: NAPE Local 2401 Number of Awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: Awarded to a student for attendance, work ethic and outstanding performance in a chosen program. No application form is required. RBC Royal Bank Financial Awards Donor: Royal Bank of Canada Number of Awards: Two Value: $200 each Criteria: Awarded to a student for attendance, work ethic and outstanding performance in a trades program.

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No application required. Rose, Russell, and Sainsbury Memorial Award Donor: The Rose, Russell, and Sainsbury Families Number of Awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: Awarded to the student for attendance, work ethic and outstanding performance in the Millwright or Welder program. No application form is required.

Shirley Crewe Memorial Award Donor: Mary Crewe (mother of the late Shirley Crewe) Number of Awards: One Value: $300 Criteria: Awarded to a student for attendance, work ethic and outstanding performance in the Aboriginal Bridging Program. No application form is required. Student Representatives Council Award Donor: Student Council, Happy Valley-Goose Bay Campus Number of Awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: Awarded to a student for attendance, work ethic and outstanding performance in a chosen program. No application form is required. Scholarships Happy Valley-Goose Bay CNA Staff Scholarship Donor: CNA staff Number of Awards: One Value: $300 each Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest academic average in a chosen program. No application form is required. Kathleen Murray Memorial Scholarship Donor: Murray Family & Friends Number of awards: One Value: $500

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Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest academic average in a Natural Resources Program, or other program deemed suitable by the Campus Scholarship Committee. No application form is required.

Randy Scott Rose Memorial Scholarship Donor: NAPE Local 2101 Number of Awards: One Value: $300 Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest academic average in the Millwright or Welder program. No application is required. RBC Royal Bank Financial Scholarships Donor: Royal Bank of Canada Number of Awards: Two Value: $300 each Criteria: Awarded to a student with the highest academic average in a chosen program. No application form is required. Serco Aboriginal Role Model Scholarship Donor: Serco Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded to an Aboriginal person who has shown growth over the academic year (grades, attitude, leadership, etc.). No application form is required.

Serco Excellence in Diversity Scholarship Donor: Serco Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded to an individual belonging to one (or more) of the remaining underrepresented Employment Equity Groups (women, persons with disabilities, visible minority). This scholarship is based on academic excellence. No application form is required.

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Shirley Crewe Memorial Scholarship Donor: Mary Crewe (mother of the late Shirley Crewe) Number of Awards: One Value: $300 Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest academic average in the Aboriginal Bridging Program. No application form is required. Student Representatives Council Scholarship Donor: Student Council, Happy Valley-Goose Bay Campus Number of Awards: One Value: $300 Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest academic average in a chosen program. No application form is required. Vale NL Industrial Trades Entrance Bursary The Vale Industrial Trades Entrance Bursaries for Happy Valley - Goose Bay Campus are designed to reward entrance students on the basis of financial need, academic merit and to promote the presence of women in non-traditional work. Donor: Vale NL Number of Awards: Four Value: $1000 Criteria: Recipients will be selected based on financial need, academic merit and reference. Preference will be given to permanent residents of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Eligible Programs (Happy Valley-Goose Bay Campus only) • Construction/Industrial Electrician • Heavy Duty Equipment Technician /Truck & Transport Mechanic • Welder A Vale NL application a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Students who have met College entrance requirements with other than a high school transcript must also submit a Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Forms are available at Student Services.

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LABRADOR WEST CAMPUS Note: Please note the Labrador West Campus has additional sponsors who partner with the Campus to recognize student achievement. Sponsorship is subject to change on an annual basis. Awards Eldon Perry Memorial Achievement Award Donor: Iron Ore Company of Canada Number of Awards: One Value: $1500 Criteria: Awarded to a student enrolled in a trade program - Industrial Mechanic Millwright, Welder or Construction/Industrial Electrician. The student will demonstrate academic excellence and leadership in health and safety in the classroom and shop areas, and possess a strong team spirit at school and in the community through volunteering. An application form, a College Reference Form, and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Student Representatives Council (SRC) Donor: Labrador West Student Representatives Council Number of Awards: Varies Value: Varies Criteria: Awarded to a student in any program at the campus. The awards are given on the basis of academic merit, effort, dedication and involvement in College life. No application form is required. Scholarships Scholarships are presented each year during our Spring Awards Ceremony and Graduation Ceremony. Sponsorship is subject to change on an annual basis; therefore, scholarships may vary. Each year Labrador West campus is able to offer additional awards thanks to the generosity of many businesses in the local area. Note: Unless stated, applications are not required for scholarships. Raymond J. Condon Memorial Scholarship (Graduation Award) Donor: The Condon Family Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a student who completed 10 courses from the Comprehensive Arts and Science Transfer: College-University suite of courses. Student must be continuing his/her second year of study at Memorial University and must be in scholarship standing as defined by Memorial University. No application form is required.

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PLACENTIA CAMPUS Awards Nick Wall Memorial Award Donor: Staff & Faculty at Placentia Campus Number of Awards: One Value: Varies Criteria: Awarded to a full time student in the Millwright program; is based on academic merit, has demonstrated good mechanical ability and has overcame some challenges on his /her path to becoming a Millwright. No application required, it is based on instructor recommendation. No application form is required. Student Representatives Council (SRC) Achievement Awards Donor: Student Representatives Council Number of Awards: One per program Value: Varies Criteria: Awarded to a student in any program at the Campus. The awards are given on the basis of academic excellence, effort, dedication and involvement in College life. No application form is required. Scholarships Newfoundland & Labrador Association of Public Employees (NAPE) Scholarships Donor: Newfoundland Association of Public Employees (Instructors’ Local) Number of Awards: Varies Value: Varies Criteria: Awarded to a full-time student based on academic excellence. No application form is required.

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PORT AUX BASQUES CAMPUS Awards Bill Thornhill Memorial Distinction Award Donor: Debbie Lundrigan Number of awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: The award is based on dedication to student governance and involvement with campus activities. This is awarded based on instructor recommendation. No application form is required. Clarence Anderson Achievement Award Donor: Port aux Basques Student Representative Council Number of Awards: One Value: $150 Criteria: A student in the second year of the Welder/Metal Fabricator (Fitter) program who demonstrates academic excellence and has been actively involved in College affairs and community work. This is awarded based on instructor recommendation. No application form is required. Leo Cormier Memorial Distinction Award Donor: Anonymous Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: This award is given to a student enrolled at the Port aux Basques campus who demonstrates a commitment to College affairs and community work. This award is based on recommendation of staff and faculty. No application form is required. St. Christopher’s Business Achievement Award Donor: St. Christopher’s Hotel Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: A student in Business Studies who demonstrates academic excellence and has been actively involved in College affairs and community work. This is awarded based on instructor recommendation.

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St. James’ Entrance Award Donor: Port aux Basques Campus Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to a St. James’ High student who enters the Port aux Basques campus immediately after graduation. This award is based on Level III transcripts and instructor recommendation. No application form required. Bursaries Canadian Institute for NDE Bursary Donor: Canadian Institute for NDE Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a student in the NDT (Non-Destructive Testing) Technician program. This award is based on financial need and academic merit. Student must be a member of the Canadian Institute for NDE. Information about free student memberships is available at www.cinde.ca/membership.shtml An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Scholarships AWMAC Scholarship Donor: Architectural Woodwork Manufacturers Association of Canada (Atlantic Region) Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: A student enrolled in the Cabinetmaker program who demonstrates commitment and academic excellence. It is based on instructor recommendation. No application form is required.

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Community Business Development Corporation Scholarships Donor: Community Business Development Corporation Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: A student enrolled in the Business Administration program who demonstrates an overwhelming desire to succeed. The scholarships are to be equally distributed to male and female students. If unable to distribute equally, the remaining scholarship is to be awarded according to student availability. This is awarded based on instructor recommendation. No application form is required. Gateway Status of Women Achievement Scholarship Donor: Gateway Status of Women Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: A female student in any program who demonstrates academic excellence and has an overwhelming desire to succeed. This is awarded based on instructor recommendation. No application form is required. Gus Ford Memorial Scholarship for NDT Donor: Port aux Basques Ball Hockey Association Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: A full time Non Destructive Testing Technician student who demonstrates academic excellence, commitment to the study of Industrial Ultrasonics and has an overwhelming desire to succeed. This is awarded based on instructor recommendation. No application form is required. Town of Channel–Port aux Basques Business Achievement Scholarship Donor: Town of Channel-Port aux Basques Number of awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Full-time student in the Business Studies Program who exhibits hard-work and dedication to his/her program and demonstrates academic excellence. This scholarship is awarded to a returning student. It is awarded based on instructor recommendation. No application form is required.

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PRINCE PHILIP DRIVE CAMPUS Awards Students must make application for some Awards and Bursaries. These applications are available at Student Services Offices. Please review the list carefully to ensure that you complete the necessary applications. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Bursaries and awards are awarded during the winter semester unless otherwise stated. Note: Students applying for bursaries must also include a completed College Reference Form. Business Management (Human Resource Management) Distinction Award The Business Management (Human Resource Management) Distinction Award is presented to a student who is recognized for a variety of qualities. This student will have shown a passion for learning, demonstrated initiative, made a significant contribution to his/her class, exhibited a strong work ethic, possessed a positive attitude, shown a willingness to help others, and demonstrated a strong desire to succeed in the Human Resource Management profession. Donor: Colleen Morrison, Instructor, Business Management (Human Resource

Management) Program - Prince Philip Drive Campus Number of Awards: One Value: $1500 Criteria: Awarded to a third-year student who is enrolled full-time in the Business Management (Human Resource Management) program at Prince Philip Drive Campus, and who possesses all of the above- mentioned qualities. An application form, two College Reference Forms (from faculty in the Human Resource Management option of the program) and an official College Transcript are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Morgan Awards The Morgan Awards were established by Bonnie Morgan to honor her parents, Reginald and Marjorie (Bullen) Morgan and to celebrate the history of traditional textile production in Newfoundland and Labrador, especially among women. Morgan Automotive Award Donor: Bonnie Morgan Number of Awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: Awarded annually to a graduate of the Automotive Service Technician program (Prince Philip Drive) who displays commitment to workplace safety, demonstrated by achieving the highest grade in SV1100 (Safety in the Shop). No application is required.

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Morgan Creative Childhood Award Donor: Bonnie Morgan Number of Awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: Awarded annually to a full time student in the second year of the Early Childhood Education program (Prince Philip Drive) who has achieved the highest combination of grades in the Creative Activities courses completed in the first year of their program and demonstrates continued excellence in their area of study. No application is required. Morgan Textiles Award Donor: Bonnie Morgan Number of Awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: Awarded annually to a full time student in the second year of the Textiles: Craft & Apparel Design program (Anna Templeton Centre) who has achieved the highest grade in TX1300 (Embroidery and Quilt) and demonstrates ongoing commitment and excellence in Embroidery & Quilt Studio Work (ST2300 and ST2301). No application is required. Robert John Prince Memorial Award Donor: Robert John Prince Memorial Fund Number of Awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: Awarded to a second-year Programmer Analyst (Co-op) student who demonstrates academic merit, excellent leadership qualities, and demonstrates devotion to the profession. No application is required. Sea Flow Award The Sea Flow Award has been created in honour of Cecil and Florence Hutchens - both successful entrepreneurs. This award is offered to recognize and encourage the development of business students at the Prince Philip Drive campus. Donor: Dwight Hutchens Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Student who has demonstrated academic excellence and is in the second or third year of a Business Program at Prince Philip Drive campus. Preference will be given to a student involved in Enactus. An application form is required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Bursaries David L. Squires Memorial Bursary Donor: David L. Squires Memorial Fund Number of Awards: One Value: $300 Criteria: Awarded to a student enrolled in the second year of the Programmer Analyst (Co-op) program who demonstrates financial need and academic merit. An application form, College Financial Statement Form, and a College Reference Form are all required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Don Murphy Memorial Bursary Don Murphy was a kind-hearted journalism instructor who gave generously of his time to students and to his community. Don made the load easier for many students with sincere words of encouragement - and with his big hearty laugh. He was known throughout Newfoundland for his work in community broadcasting. During his time in the journalism program, for example, he produced the annual Bay St. George Sick Children’s Foundation Telethon, helping raise tens of thousands of dollars to assist local families with medical travel expenses. In the spirit of his generosity, the Don Murphy Memorial Bursary will help deserving students attain their dreams of becoming journalists. Donor: Family, Friends and Colleagues of the late Don Murphy Number of Awards: One Value: $750 Criteria: A full-time, first semester Journalism student at the Prince Philip Drive Campus. This bursary will be awarded to a student who displays financial need and academic merit. This award is based on a minimum of 65% average at mid-term. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form and a Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is November 10, 2017. Applications are available at Student Services and on the College of the North Atlantic website. H.G.R. Mews Memorial Bursary Donor: Mews / Hickman family Number of Awards: One Value: $600 Criteria: Awarded to a student enrolled in the second year of the Community Recreation Leadership program who demonstrates financial need and academic merit. An application form, College Financial Statement Form, and a College Reference Form are all required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

HorizonAire Respiratory Therapy Bursary HorizonAire (a division of Horizon Distributors Inc.) is a provider of Home Medical Oxygen & CPAP Therapy Services to individuals at home, hospitals, nursing homes and other facilities throughout Newfoundland and Labrador since 1996. HorizonAire is a licensed establishment of Health Canada, a

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member of The American Academy of Sleep Medicine, an accredited business partner with the Better Business Bureau and a member of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business. Donor: HorizonAire Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: A student enrolled in the third year of the Respiratory Therapy program based on academic excellence, financial need and community involvement. (Preference will be given to students who volunteer their time for the benefit of lung health). An application form and a College Financial Statement Form are all required. You will be required to document your volunteer activities and substantiate with a letter of reference. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Newco Metal & Auto Recycling Ltd. Welding Environmental Bursaries The Newco Metal & Auto Recycling Ltd. Welding Environment Bursary is awarded to students in the Welding program. Donor: Newco Metals Number of Awards: Three Value: $500 Criteria: Full-time students enrolled in Welder program at the Prince Philip Drive Campus who has demonstrated financial need and academic merit. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form, and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Scholarships Note: Unless otherwise stated, application forms are not required for scholarships.

Scholarships are generally offered during the winter semester. Canadian Professional Sales Association Scholarship Donor: Canadian Professional Sales Association Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded to a second year student in MR 1600 Professional Selling course in the Business Management (Marketing) program. No application is required. John Reynolds Memorial Scholarship Donor: Family, friends, and co-workers of the late John Reynolds

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Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Student enrolled in the second year of the Office Administration Program based on academic excellence. No application is required. Newfoundland Broadcasting Company Ltd. NTV /OZFM Scholarship for Academic Excellence The Newfoundland Broadcasting Company Ltd. NTV / OZ FM Scholarship for Academic Excellence will be awarded based on academic merit to a second year student enrolled full-time in the Journalism program who has successfully completed all courses in the first year of the program. Newfoundland Broadcasting Company was founded by broadcasting pioneer Mr. Geoff Stirling more than 50 years ago and is now the largest privately held multi-media company in Canada. Donor: Newfoundland Broadcasting Company Ltd. NTV / OZ FM Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Recipients must demonstrate academic excellence in the Journalism Program. No application form is required. Newfoundland and Labrador College of Medical Laboratory Sciences Don Marshall Memorial Scholarship Donor: Newfoundland and Labrador College of Medical Laboratory Sciences Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to the graduate in the Medical Laboratory Sciences program who achieves the highest mark in Interdisciplinary Studies (SD2610). No application is required. Newfoundland and Labrador College of Medical Laboratory Sciences Jack Sidel Memorial Scholarship Donor: Newfoundland and Labrador Society of Laboratory Technologists Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to a third-year Medical Laboratory Sciences student on the basis of academic excellence in a previous year of study. No application is required. Sisters of Mercy/Presentation Sisters Scholarships The Sisters of Mercy/Presentation Sisters Scholarship has been established to reward students enrolled in the Early Childhood Education program at the Prince Phillip Drive Campus. The award was established by the Sisters of Mercy/Presentation Sisters Education Fund. The fund was created to support a variety of educational projects provincially, nationally and internationally.

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Donor: Sisters of Mercy/Presentation Sisters Education Fund Number of Awards: Two Value of award: $2500 Criteria: Full-time students enrolled in year two of the Early Childhood Education program at the Prince Phillip Drive Campus. Based on academic excellence in year one of the program. No application is required. Victoria Mabel Morgan Memorial Scholarship Donor: Gail Gosse, former Campus Administrator, Prince Philip Drive Campus Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Student enrolled in the second year of any Office Administration Program or second or third of any Business Program based on academic excellence. Preference will be given to an active member in Enactus. Application form and a Letter of Recommendation from a faculty member are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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RIDGE ROAD CAMPUS Awards Students must make application for some Awards and Bursaries. These applications are available at Student Services Offices. Please review the list carefully to ensure that you complete the necessary applications. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Bursaries and awards are awarded during the winter semester unless otherwise stated. Note: Students applying for bursaries must also include a completed College Reference Form. Everett Fancey Engineering Technology Award Everett Fancey is a retired Campus Administrator, Center for Engineering Technology, Ridge Road Campus. As a retirement farewell in 2004, staff at the Engineering Technology Center collected money as a retirement gift. Mr. Fancey matched the gift and contributed the total to a scholarship. Mr. Fancey has continued with this award ever since. Donor: Everett Fancey, P. Eng. Number of Awards: One Value: $600 Criteria: Awarded to a second-year Engineering Technology student based on academic merit. Preference will be given to high achievers who have dependent/s. An application form and a College Financial Statement Form are required. Applicants must provide proof of dependent/s. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services Bursaries Taylor Bursaries Dorothy Mews-Taylor Memorial Bursary Donor: Trust fund established by Mr. Reg Taylor, a former chairman of the Geomatics

Engineering Technology Advisory Committee. Number of Awards: One Value: $400 Criteria: Awarded to a student enrolled in the second or third year of the Geomatics/ Surveying Engineering Technology (Co-op) program. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, and a College Reference Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Jean Lester-Taylor Memorial Bursary Donor: Mr. Reg Taylor, a former Chairman of the Geomatics Engineering Technology

Advisory Committee Number of Awards: One Value: $400 Criteria: Awarded to a second or a third-year student in the Geomatics/Surveying Engineering Technology (Co-op) program. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, and a College Reference form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Reg Taylor Bursary Donor: Family of Mr. Reg Taylor, P. Eng, a former Chairman of the Geomatics

Engineering Technology Advisory Committee. Number of Awards: One Value: $400 Criteria: Awarded to a full time second or third year student enrolled in any option of Engineering Technology at the Centre for Engineering Technology, Ridge Road who demonstrates financial need and academic merit. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, and a College Reference form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Scholarships Note: Unless otherwise stated, application forms are not required for scholarships.

Scholarships are generally offered during the winter semester. Association of Newfoundland Land Surveyors - Peter J. Berghuis Scholarship Donor: The Association of Newfoundland Land Surveyors Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded to a second or third year student in Geomatics/Surveying Engineering Technology (Co-op) program, based on academic excellence. No application is required. Association of Newfoundland Land Surveyors Scholarship Donor: The Association of Newfoundland Land Surveyors Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded to a second or third year student in the Geomatics/Surveying Engineering Technology (Co-op) program based on academic excellence.

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No application is required. David Kerr Wilson-Kerr Controls Scholarship Kerr Controls Ltd. (Kerr) is a leading wholesale distributor of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration materials for residential and commercial markets. Kerr offers technology that enhances comfort, saves energy and protects the environment. In business since 1949, Kerr currently employs approximately 100 men and women in 9 branch locations across Atlantic Canada and 3 branches in Ontario. The successful applicant will have displayed an aptitude for the HVACR (heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and refrigeration) trade through previous experience or background and have enthusiasm and desire to excel in the field. Donor: Kerr Controls Ltd. Number of Awards: One Value: $1500 Criteria: Based on academic merit, financial need and faculty recommendation. Awarded to a student enrolled in either ten month Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Mechanics program or third year of the Mechanical Engineering Technology program, with demonstrated course work in Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems. An application, a College Financial Statement Form, and a College Reference form are required. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning students must also submit a College Transcript or Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Edward T. Furlong Memorial Scholarship Donor: Christopher Furlong Number of Awards: One Value: $300 Criteria: Second-year student enrolled in either the Architectural Engineering Technology or Civil Engineering Technology program who demonstrates academic excellence. No application is required. ExxonMobil/Hibernia Scholarships Donor: ExxonMobil/Hibernia Scholarships Number of Awards: Two Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to one female and one male student enrolled in the second or third year of the Petroleum Engineering Technology program based on academic excellence. No application is required.

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Faculty NAPE Local 7404 Scholarship (Ridge Road Campus) Donor: Faculty at Engineering Technology NAPE Local 7404 Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to a second-year Engineering Technology student based on academic excellence. No application is required. Newfoundland Power Electrical Engineering Technology Scholarship Newfoundland Power is committed to supporting excellence in education. Donor: Newfoundland Power Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded annually to a full-time, second year student enrolled in the Electrical Engineering Technology (Power and Controls Co-op) program. The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic excellence. The student must achieve a minimum weighted average of 80% in his/her program of studies to-date. No application is required. Vincer Family Scholarship Donor: The Vincer Family Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Awarded annually to a student enrolled in the second or third year of any program at Ridge Road campus who is 50 years of age or older and who demonstrates academic excellence in the program Application form is required. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Walter Hefferton Memorial Scholarships Donor: Canadian Home Builder’s Association-NL (CHBA-NL) Number of Awards: Two Value: $400 Criteria: Second or a third-year student in the Architectural Engineering Technology, Civil Engineering Technology or Geomatics/Surveying Engineering Technology (Co-op) (Co-op) programs who demonstrate academic excellence. No application is required.

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SEAL COVE CAMPUS Awards Students must make application for some Awards and Bursaries. These applications are available at Student Services Offices. Please review the list carefully to ensure that you complete the necessary applications. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Bursaries and awards are awarded during the winter semester unless otherwise stated. Note: Students applying for bursaries must also include a completed College Reference Form. Sharon Ann Bryne Memorial Award Sharon Ann Bryne was a dedicated instructor at the Seal Cove Campus and had a genuine interest in the success of students. She understood that life can present challenges that may impact a student’s academic performance. She had a special interest for those who were motivated, worked hard, and due to circumstances beyond their control, had difficulty completing their program. Sharon always recognized and encouraged students who identified personal difficulties. Donor: Sharon Ann Bryne Memorial Fund Number of Awards: One Value: $800 Criteria: Awarded to a full time student enrolled in the first semester of any Industrial Trades program at the Seal Cove campus. Selection will be based on the following criteria:

• Positive attitude towards succeeding in the program • Good work ethic • Cooperation with fellow students, faculty and staff • Attendance • Determination to succeed in spite of life’s challenges

No application form is required. The Related Instructor Group at the Seal Cove Campus will make a recommendation and will forward award recipient to the Campus Awards Committee on or before January 19, 2018.

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Scholarships Note: Unless otherwise stated, application forms are not required for scholarships.

Scholarships are generally offered during the winter semester. Jack McGrath Memorial Scholarship Donor: Staff and Students of Seal Cove Campus Number of Awards: One Value: $200 and plaque (monetary amount of award can vary) Criteria: Graduating student who has completed a full-time training program at Seal Cove Campus, based on personal management and development, teamwork skills, attitude toward learning and demonstration of fundamental skills. Nominations are made by faculty with selection by committee in June. No application is required. Newfoundland Power Construction / Industrial Electrician Scholarship Donor: Newfoundland Power Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded annually to a full-time student enrolled in the Construction/ Industrial Electrician program at Seal Cove campus. The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic excellence in the fall semester. Students must achieve a minimum weighted average of 80% in their program of studies to date. An application form and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Newfoundland Power Powerline Technician (PLT) Scholarship Donor: Newfoundland Power Number of Awards: One Value: $1000 Criteria: Awarded to a full-time student enrolled in the Powerline Technician program at Seal Cove campus. The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic excellence in the fall semester. Students must achieve a minimum weighted average of 80% in their program of studies to date. An application form and a College Transcript or Student Progress Report are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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ST. JOHN’S (Prince Philip Drive, Ridge Road and Seal Cove) Awards Students must make application for some Awards and Bursaries. These applications are available at Student Services Offices. Please review the list carefully to ensure that you complete the necessary applications. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Bursaries and awards are awarded during the winter semester unless otherwise stated. Note: Students applying for bursaries must also include a completed College Reference Form. Brian Barrington College of the North Atlantic Support Staff NAPE Local 7852 Award Donor: NAPE Local 7852 Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Family member or relative of a member of College of the North Atlantic NAPE Local 7852 who is enrolled in a certificate or diploma-level program who demonstrates academic merit. An application form is required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Jane Hryniw Memorial Award The Jane Hryniw award was established in memory of a dear colleague and friend of College of the North Atlantic who was an inspiration to her students for more than 20 years. Donor: Friends and family of the late Jane Hryniw Number of Awards: One Value: $300 Criteria: Full-time or part-time student enrolled in the Comprehensive Arts & Science Transition (CAS) program at the Prince Philip Drive and Seal Cove campuses who has overcome significant obstacles, has demonstrated financial need and is in above average academic standing. An application form, College Financial Statement Form, and a College Reference Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Janet Allen College of the North Atlantic Support Staff NAPE Local 7852 Award Donor: Nape Local 7852 Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to a family member or relative of a member of College of the North Atlantic NAPE local 7852 who demonstrates academic merit. An application form is required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Tim Gamble Memorial Award Tim Gamble was a graduate of our Programmer Analyst Program and was enrolled in the Computer Systems and Networking Program when he died in June 2003. Donor: The Gamble Family Number of Awards: One Value: $300 Criteria: Awarded to a full-time student with a disability who is registered in the second or third year of a diploma-level program based on academic merit, financial need, determination to succeed and commitment to studies. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, and a College Reference Form are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

Bursaries Career Fair Bursary Donor: Career Fair Committee Number of Awards: Three (one for each campus) Value: $500 each Criteria: Awarded to a student at each campus (PPD, RR and SC) who is enrolled in their final year of studies (for students enrolled in a one year program, that year will be considered the final year). The bursaries will be awarded to students who display financial need and academic merit. An application, a College Financial Statement Form and College Reference Form are required. First year students must also submit a College Transcript or Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

Public Service Credit Union Bursaries Donor: Public Service Credit Union on behalf of Credit Union Members of NL Number of Awards: Three (St. John’s and Seal Cove campuses) Value: $500 each Criteria: Awarded to a full time student enrolled in the second or third year of any diploma program. Students must demonstrate financial need, academic merit, commitment to completing their studies and determination to succeed. Special consideration may be given to students who are credit union customer-owners or can demonstrate an affiliation with the credit union system. Application must include the following: Public Service Credit Union Bursary Application, a College Reference Form, a College Financial Statement Form and a two page essay describing educational goals, career aspirations and determination to succeed. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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Princess Auto Foundation Entrance Bursary An endowment fund has been established to provide an annual entrance bursary to a student entering the Automotive Service Technician, Electrical or Welding Apprentice program. The annual amount awarded will be based on the interest earned from the endowment fund. Donor: Princess Auto Foundation Number of Awards: Varies Value: Varies Criteria: Full-time student in one of the Automotive Service Technician, Welder or Construction/Industrial Electrician programs at either the Prince Philip Drive or Seal Cove Campus. This bursary is presented in recognition of financial need and academic merit. An application form, a College Financial Statement Form, a College Reference Form and a certified copy of your most recent high school transcript. Students who have met College entrance requirements with other than a high school transcript must also submit a Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is October 13, 2017. Applications are available at Student Services

Student Representatives Council Bursaries Donor: Student Representatives Council Number of Awards: Three Value: $250 each Criteria: Awarded to: one student from Prince Philip Drive, one from Seal Cove and one from the Centre for Engineering Technology, Ridge Road based on financial need and academic merit.

An application, a College Financial Statement Form and College Reference Form are required. First year students must also submit a College Transcript or Student Progress Report. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

Scholarships Friends of India Association Scholarship Donor: Friends of India Association, St. John’s, NL Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Based on academic excellence, awarded to a full time student registered at the St. John’s Campus in the second or third year of a diploma-level program. No application is required.

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O’Neill Foundation Inc. Scholarships The O’Neill Foundation Inc. was established as part of the Estate of the late Dr. Hugh O’Neill Q.C. (LL.D MUN), his sisters Mary O’Neill FTCL and Sheila O’Neill B.S. The O’Neill Foundation Inc. Scholarships are funded by the Foundation on an ongoing basis to deserving students based on financial need and academic excellence. Donor: The O’Neill Foundation Inc. Number of Awards: Four Value: $500 each Criteria: Awarded to a full time student enrolled in the first year of studies of any CNA Program and recently graduated (within four years) from the CAS Transition program. Students will be selected based on financial need and must achieve a minimum weighted average of 75%. An application, a College Financial Statement Form and a College Transcript or Student Progress are required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services. Patricia Helen Gosse Memorial Scholarship Donor: Gail Gosse, former Campus Administrator, Prince Philip Drive Campus Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Awarded to a Comprehensive Arts & Science (CAS) Transition student who attains the highest marks and who has applied to a College program. No application is required. Rotary Scholarships Donor: Rotary Club of St. John’s Number of Awards: Two Value: $600 each Criteria: One second year and one third-year diploma-level students, both of whom demonstrate academic excellence. No application is required.

St. John’s Employee Association Silver Anniversary Scholarships Donor: St. John’s Employee Association Number of Awards: Two Value: $250 Criteria: Awarded to family members or relatives of employees who demonstrate academic excellence and enrolled in any year of their program at the three Metro area campuses. An application form is required. Deadline for applications is mid-January. Please see application form for exact date. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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ST. ANTHONY CAMPUS Awards Student Representative Council (SRC) Member of the Year Award Donor: Student Representative Council Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Full-time student who is passing all courses in which he/she is enrolled, and is involved in SRC for the benefit of other students. The student must be outgoing, show initiative, show leadership qualities, and be willing to meet new challenges. Potential recipients must be voted upon by fellow SRC member. No application form required.

Scholarships Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Donor: St. Anthony and Area Chamber of Commerce Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Student with a weighted average of 75% or above. The student must show initiative in completing program work. The student must also be dependable, reliable, courteous, self-confident, and able to communicate well. No application form is required. Charlie Genge Memorial Entrepreneur Scholarship Donor: CBDC NORTIP Development Corporation Number of Awards: One Value: $250 Criteria: Full-time student in any program of study with duration of one year or longer with a weighted average of 75% or above. Program of study must be able to lead to self-employment as a career option. The dynamic individual must demonstrate good academic standing, possess entrepreneurial characteristics and be involved in business development activities. Work ethic and volunteer activities will be considered. Students must submit a letter. Deadline for applications is May 4, 2018

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Greg Boyd Memorial Scholarship Fund Donor: Eric and Jean Boyd Number of Awards: One Value: $200 Criteria: Student enrolled in a Business Studies program. Student must have an overall average of 75% or above and must be involved in campus committees or activities. No application form is required. Scotiabank Scholarship Donor: Scotia Bank, St. Anthony Branch Number of Awards: One Value: $100 Criteria: Student in the second year of a Business Studies program. The student must have weighted average of 75% or above, and be in clear academic standing. The student must show initiative in completing course work; possess some of the following attributes: adaptability, confidence, dependability, courteousness, and self-confidence; must also have a positive attitude and be able to communicate well. No application form is required. Student Representative Council Entrance Scholarship Donor: Student Representative Council (SRC) Number of Awards: One Value: $500 Criteria: Applicant must be a 2016 high school graduate with an overall average of 75% based on Level I, Level II and Level III transcript. In the fall, the applicant must be attending a full-time regular program at St. Anthony Campus. Preference will be given to students who were involved in high school student councils. Financial need will also be considered. The continuation of this award is reviewed on an annual basis. Application form is required. Deadline for applications is September 15, 2017. Application forms are available at Student Services.

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College Sponsored Awards Joyce Family Foundation Bursary The Joyce Family Foundation Bursary Program is open to all high school students in all communities in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. The bursary program is based on financial need and is open to any student wanting to pursue a CNA post-secondary education. The Joyce Family Foundation Bursary Program will provide financial support from the time of the student application until completion of his or her program. Information brochures and applications are available in PDF format by clicking the below link. Please contact your high school principal or guidance counsellor to find out how you can apply. http://www.cna.nl.ca/Current-Students/Scholarships-And-Awards.aspx Project Hero Scholarship Program The Project Hero Program at College of the North Atlantic is a partnership with Veteran Affairs Canada. It provides financial aid for children of Canadian Forces personnel who have lost their lives while serving in an active mission. Number of Awards: Varies

Value: Free tuition for normal duration of chosen program. Recipient remains responsible for all applicable student and/or administrative fees.

Criteria: The Project Hero Scholarship Program is open to those who are: • A dependent of a Canadian Forces member who lost their life as a result of being deployed on an

international operation** • Accepted as a regular full-time student (in a CNA diploma or certificate program) • A citizen or permanent resident of Canada • Under age 26 • Students will be permitted to avail of this scholarship for one program only. Application Process Students must complete and submit a Project Hero Program Application, accompanied by a written confirmation letter from Veteran Affairs Canada, to the:

Associate Vice President of Student Services College of the North Atlantic Headquarters 432 Massachusetts Drive P.O. Box 5400 Stephenville, NL A2N 2Z6

Deadline Date: Before the end of the recipient’s first full-time semester. **Note: The eligibility for scholarship support associated with the deceased Canadian Forces member dependent child relationship is to be confirmed through the Children of Deceased Veterans Education Assistance Act verification process. Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) administers this process and will provide the written confirmation for children of deceased veterans to be used to verify Project Hero eligibility. Applicants are to call VAC at 1-866-522-2122 in order to receive the required confirmation, as well as information concerning additional support services for the children of deceased veterans.

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External Awards Some awards are offered by external agencies and not administered by the College Awards’ Committee. Students should check with the Awards’ representative at their campus for application forms and information on available awards. It is the student’s responsibility to seek out information on external awards.

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Members of the Provincial Awards’ Committee Sandra Lewis, Chairperson Provincial Awards Committee P.O. Box 5400 Stephenville, NL A2N 2Z6 Phone: 643-7880 Fax: 643-7959 Email: sandra.lewis@cna.nl.ca

Anna Peddle, Committee Member Office of Alumni and Advancement P. O. Box 1693 St. John’s, NL A1C 5P7 Phone: (709) 758-7515 Fax: (709) 758-7222 Email: anna.peddle@cna.nl.ca

Charlene Oake, Committee Member St. John’s Campuses P.O. Box 1693 1 Prince Philip Drive St. John’s, NL A1C 5P7 Phone: (709) 758-7259 Fax: (709-758-7304 Email: charlene.oake@cna.nl.ca

Suzanne Keeping, Committee Member Bonavista / Burin / Clarenville Campuses College of the North Atlantic 69 Pleasant Street Clarenville, NL A5A 1V9 Phone: (709) 466-6902 Fax: (709) 466-2771 Email: suzanne.keeping@cna.nl.ca

Robyn Harris, Committee Member Carbonear / Placentia Campuses 4 Pike’s Lane Carbonear, NL A1Y 1A7 Phone: (709) 596-8921 Fax: (709) 596-2688 Email: robyn.harris@cna.nl.ca

Sharon Lucci, Committee Member Goose Bay / Labrador City Campuses P. O. Box 1720, Station “B” Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL AOP 1EO Phone: (709) 896-6308 Fax: (709) 896-3733 Email: sharon.lucci@cna.nl.ca

Janet Cooney, Committee Member St. John’s Campuses P.O. Box 1693 1 Prince Philip Drive St. John’s, NL A1C 5P7 Phone: (709) 758-7101 Fax: (709) 758-7059 Email: janet.cooney@cna.nl.ca

Vadney Tucker, Committee Member Bay St. George, Corner Brook, Port aux Basques/ St. Anthony Campuses P.O. Box 550, 83-93 East Street St. Anthony, NL, A0K 4S0 Phone: 709-454-3559 Fax: 709-454-8808

Sarah Briffett, Committee Member Baie Verte / Gander / Grand-Falls-Windsor Campuses P.O. Box 395 Gander, NL A1V 1W8 Phone: (709) 651-4819 Fax: (709) 651-3376 Email: sarah.briffett@cna.nl.ca

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