HOWE SOUND SECONDARY

SCHOLARSHIPS, BURSARIES

AND AWARDS 2020

Application Deadline: 4:00 pm, Wednesday, March 11, 2020

Presentation Night: Tuesday, May 19, 2020

Recipients must attend the presentation night to receive their award. REVISED: FEB. 10, 2020

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTERNALLY-SELECTED SCHOLARSHIPS.................................................................................................................................................. 5 1 - IS Amar Sidhu Memorial Scholarship - Two at $500.00 each ................................................................................................ 5 2 - IS Brackendale Farmers Institute Scholarship - Two at $750.00 each ................................................................................... 5 3 - IS Community Futures Development Corp. of Howe Sound Scholarship - $1000.00 ............................................................. 5 4 - IS District of Squamish Scholarship - Two at $1,500.00 each................................................................................................. 5 5 - IS District/Authority Scholarship - $1,250.00 each, total number TBA. ................................................................................. 5 6 - IS Downtown Barber Scholarship - Two at $250.00 each ...................................................................................................... 6 7 - IS Eureka Scholarship for the Top Science Student - $1,000.00 ............................................................................................. 6 8 - IS French Immersion Scholarship for Linguistic Excellence - $250.00 .................................................................................... 6 9 - IS Jacqueline Mary Pope Memorial Scholarship - $1000.00 .................................................................................................. 6 10 - IS John McDougall Memorial Scholarship - $500.00 .............................................................................................................. 6 11 - IS Resham Lalli Memorial Scholarship - $400.00 ................................................................................................................... 6 12 - IS Ron Anderson Memorial Scholarship - $1000.00 ............................................................................................................... 7 13 - IS SD 48 International Academic Scholarship - Two at $500.00 each .................................................................................... 7 14 - IS Sea To Sky Principals’/Vice Principals' Scholarship - $700.00 ............................................................................................ 7 15 - IS Squamish Arts Council Scholarship - $500.00..................................................................................................................... 7 16 - IS Trevor Harris Scholarship - $500.00 ................................................................................................................................... 7

INTERNALLY-SELECTED BURSARIES ........................................................................................................................................................ 8 1 - IB Coastal Mountain Excavations Bursary - $500.00 .............................................................................................................. 8 2 - IB Margaret Marchant Bursary - $800.00 .............................................................................................................................. 8 3 - IB Ralph Seright Memorial Bursary - Two at $1,000.00 each ................................................................................................. 8 4 - IB Royal Canadian Legion Branch #277 Poppy Bursary - Two at $1,000.00 each .................................................................. 8 5 - IB Squamish General Hospital Auxiliary - Student Health Education Bursary - $1,000.00 ..................................................... 8

INTERNALLY-SELECTED AWARDS ........................................................................................................................................................... 9 1 - IA Alison Roberge Memorial Award - μ0 (Mu Naught) - $750.00 .......................................................................................... 9 2 - IA Angela James Memorial Award - $500.00 ......................................................................................................................... 9 3 - IA Between Shifts Theatre Award - $500.00 ........................................................................................................................... 9 4 - IA Colin Chafer Memorial Award - $300.00 ............................................................................................................................ 9 5 - IA Constable W. Audi Memorial Award – ‘Above & Beyond’ - $1,000.00 ............................................................................... 9 6 - IA Dan Savage Memorial Hockey Award - $1,016.00 ............................................................................................................. 9 7 - IA Dr. Christine Perkins Human Rights Award - $250.00 ..................................................................................................... 10 8 - IA Jamie-Lyn Marchant Memorial Award - Equipment or tech up to $500.00 ..................................................................... 10 9 - IA Principal’s Service Award - $300.00 ................................................................................................................................. 10 10 - IA Public and Private Workers of Canada Award - $500.00 ................................................................................................. 10 11 - IA Sea’T’Sky Big Band Award - $300.00 ................................................................................................................................ 10 12 - IA Squamish Elks Vocational Award - $700.00 ..................................................................................................................... 10 13 - IA Squamish Gardeners’ Award - $500.00 ............................................................................................................................ 10 13 - IA Squamish Gardeners’ Award - $500.00 ............................................................................................................................ 11 14 - IA Squamish Lions Club Award - Two at $500.00 each ......................................................................................................... 11 15 - IA Squamish Valley Rod & Gun Club Award - $500.00 ......................................................................................................... 11 16 - IA Squamish Valley Rod & Gun Club Environmental Stewardship Award - $500.00 ............................................................ 11 17 - IA Transac Award - $300.00 ................................................................................................................................................. 11

EXTERNALLY-SELECTED SCHOLARSHIPS ............................................................................................................................................... 12 1 - ES Canadian Home Builders’ Association Sea To Sky Scholarship - $500.00 ......................................................................... 12 2 - ES Certified Dental Assistant Scholarship - Two at $2000.00 ............................................................................................... 12 3 - ES Chili Thom Scholarship - $500.00 ..................................................................................................................................... 12 4 - ES Chris Tamburri Memorial Scholarship - Two at $1,500.00 each ...................................................................................... 12 5 - ES Dental Receptionist Scholarship - $500.00 ....................................................................................................................... 13 6 - ES Doug and Mary Forseth Scholarship - $500.00 ................................................................................................................ 13 7 - ES Drs. Bowden and Davidson Scholarship for Excellence in Science - $500.00 .................................................................... 13 8 - ES Grad 2014 Legacy Scholarship - $500.00 ......................................................................................................................... 13 9 - ES Prom 2019 Scholarship - $500.00..................................................................................................................................... 14

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10 - ES RE/MAX Scholarship for Entrepreneurship - $250.00 ....................................................................................................... 14 11 - ES Robert W. McIntosh Scholarship - $1500.00 .................................................................................................................... 14 12 - ES Rotary Club of Squamish Scholarship - Two at $1,000.00 ................................................................................................ 14 13 - ES Royal LePage/Black Tusk Realty Scholarship - $1,000.00 ................................................................................................ 14 14 - ES Sarah McSeveney Scholarship - $500.00 .......................................................................................................................... 14 15 - ES Sea To Sky Courier & Freight Scholarship - $1000.00 ....................................................................................................... 15 16 - ES Sea To Sky Teachers’ Assoc. W.J. Tinney Memorial Scholarship - Up to two at $500.00 ................................................. 15 17 - ES Steffanie Lawrence Memorial Scholarship - $2000 .......................................................................................................... 15 18 - ES Wendy Thompson Scholarship - one or more at $1000.00 .............................................................................................. 15

EXTERNALLY-SELECTED BURSARIES...................................................................................................................................................... 16 1 - EB Britannia Beach Volunteer Fire Department Bursary - $500.00 ....................................................................................... 16 2 - EB C.U.P.E. Local 779 Bursary - Two at $500.00 each ........................................................................................................... 16 3 - EB Dr. Luke Plunkett Memorial Bursary - $1000.00 .............................................................................................................. 16 4 - EB HSSS 70’s Grad Reunion Bursary - $500.00 ...................................................................................................................... 16 5 - EB Squamish Lillooet Regional District Area D Bursary - Two at $2000.00 each .................................................................. 17 6 - EB Squamish Savings Ed Antosh Memorial Bursary - Two at $1000.00 each ....................................................................... 17 7 - EB Squamish Senior Citizens Association Branch 70 Bursary - $300.00 ................................................................................ 17 8 - EB Steffanie Lawrence Memorial Bursary - $1000.00 ........................................................................................................... 17

EXTERNALLY-SELECTED AWARDS ......................................................................................................................................................... 18 1 - EA Ann Martin Youth Soccer Award - $250.00 ..................................................................................................................... 18 2 - EA Bobby Mahnger Memorial Award - Up to two at $250.00 each ...................................................................................... 18 3 - EA Howe Sound Minor Ball Association Award - Two at $350.00 each ................................................................................ 18 4 - EA Howe Sound Performing Arts Association Award - $1000.00 .......................................................................................... 18 5 - EA Squamish Minor Hockey Association Award - Two at $750.00 each ............................................................................... 18 6 - EA Squamish Tutoring Award - $750.00 ................................................................................................................................ 19

STUDENT FINANCIAL AID ......................................................................................................................................................................... 19

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SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION INFORMATION

Squamish community businesses and organizations have been most generous and supportive of the Howe Sound Secondary Class of 2020. Over 100 opportunities are available that recognize the value of continuing education and the skills and interests of Squamish graduates. This booklet identifies the many local opportunities that are being offered to assist you with making your post-secondary education dreams a reality.

Please carefully read and apply the following important information to help ensure the success of your application(s) for scholarships, awards or bursaries:

CITIZENSHIP: All successful applicants must be either Canadian citizens or landed immigrants/permanent residents unless specifically noted in the criteria. READ THE CRITERIA FOR EACH ITEM CAREFULLY. Be certain that your letter of application addresses the specific criteria for each particular scholarship/award as clearly as possible. For example, if the criteria includes “citizenship qualities”, then you must identify how you have demonstrated citizenship qualities during your secondary school tenure. If the criteria states “Preference will be given to a student pursuing a career in the tourism industry”, you should briefly explain why you have an interest in that area and suggest how you plan to achieve your goal. Any relevant experience should also be included in your application. NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POSSIBLE SUCCESS OF YOUR APPLICATIONS or your achievements, interests, and accomplishments. Each year, some awards are not given out because no one has applied. COMPLETING APPLICATIONS

• Use a separate application form for each award. • Include Award Code (code at the start of each award name), i.e. 2-ES. • Do not put applications/letter of references in envelopes. Make sure they are attached directly to your application. • On the application form, be sure to indicate the scholarship for which you are applying, the basis on which you

qualify, and the institution you will be attending or have applied to. • Use the correct forms. Applications on incorrect forms will be disqualified.

INTERNAL SELECTION – These selections are made by the HSS Selection Committee. Transcripts are not required. EXTERNAL SELECTION – If you wish to attach a separate resume package, you must do one for each application. These selections are made by the donor. Additional application forms, if specified in the criteria, will be available online through our website. All external selection applications must be printed single-side only and attached with a paper clip (no staples). Applications that are not submitted in this manner will be returned to the applicant or incomplete packages may be sent to donors. SCHOLARSHIP: a scholarship is a monetary honour based on academic merit or excellence in the area set out in the criteria. BURSARY: a bursary is a monetary honour based on demonstrated financial need as well as satisfactory academic achievement. AWARD: a monetary honour based on criteria as defined by the donor. REQUESTING TRANSCRIPTS – Transcripts can be downloaded from the Student Transcript Service (STS) located on the Ministry of Education’s Transcript and Certificate webpage at www.bced.gov.bc.ca/transcript. REQUESTING REFERENCE LETTERS – Please complete the reference letter request form available on the HSS Scholarship webpage. Teachers required a minimum of five working days’ notice to process reference letter requests.

APPLICATION FORMS - All applicable forms are located at http://sd48howesound.org/students/post-secondary-scholarship-information/.

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LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS, BURSARIES AND AWARDS ADMINISTERED BY HOWE SOUND SECONDARY SCHOOL

INTERNALLY-SELECTED SCHOLARSHIPS 1 - IS Amar Sidhu Memorial Scholarship - Two at $500.00 each • Awarded to a student excelling in math. • Proof of registration at a Canadian post-secondary institution is required. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to HSS.

2 - IS Brackendale Farmers Institute Scholarship - Two at $750.00 each • Open to students entering the agricultural, ecological restoration, food service or trades (with building given first

priority) fields of study. • First priority is given to students entering the agricultural fields, second priority is given to ecological restoration. • Proof of registration at a Canadian post-secondary institution is required. • May be deferred for up to two years upon written request to HSS.

3 - IS Community Futures Development Corp. of Howe Sound Scholarship - $1000.00 • Awarded to a student planning to enter a post-secondary course of studies in the business sector. • Proof of registration is required. • Awarded to the most improved student in current year. • Selection will be made by members of the Howe Sound Secondary Business Education Department. • May be deferred for up to two years upon written request to HSS.

4 - IS District of Squamish Scholarship - Two at $1,500.00 each • Preference will given to a student entering a program of studies in public administration, political science or

community planning. • Awarded to a diligent student. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to HSS. • Proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is required.

5 - IS District/Authority Scholarship - $1,250.00 each, total number TBA. • The Ministry of Education distributes annually 5500 awards across schools districts that recognize graduating BC

students for excellence in their chosen area of interest or strength. • To meet the Ministry’s criteria the applicant must fulfill BC graduation requirements by August 31 of their

graduating year. • Winners receive a $1250.00 voucher which will be sent directly to the student in late November by the Ministry to

be used towards post-secondary tuition in BC. • Applicants must be a BC resident at time of registration in the school year for which the scholarship is awarded. • Applicants must include a reference letter regarding their chosen field and complete the District/Authority

application which is available online at: https://sd48howesound.org/students/post-secondary-scholarship-information/.

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• The District/Authority Scholarships are available to graduates who excel in any of the following areas: 1) Indigenous Languages and Culture (demonstrated at school or in the community) 2) Fine Arts (visual arts, dance, drama, music). 3) Applied Skills (business, technology, home economics, information communication technology). 4) Physical Activity (athletics, dance, gymnastics, not limited to physical education) 5) International Languages (international language curriculum or external assessments, including AP & IB courses) 6) Community Service/Volunteer Activity (includes demonstration of local and global issues and cultural awareness and school community service, ie. leadership, yearbook, and school service) 7) Technical and Trades Training (carpentry, automotive, mechanics, cook training, electrical).

6 - IS Downtown Barber Scholarship - Two at $250.00 each • One scholarship will be awarded to the highest Grade 12 student pursuing a field of study in math ($250.00). • One scholarship will be awarded to the highest Grade 12 student pursuing a field of study in science ($250.00). • May be deferred for two years upon written request to HSS. • Proof of registration is required.

7 - IS Eureka Scholarship for the Top Science Student - $1,000.00 • Open to graduating resident and international students. • Awarded to a top student planning to study engineering, physics, chemistry, biology, geology or computer science at

a university level. Proof of registration is required. • May be deferred for two years upon written request to HSS.

8 - IS French Immersion Scholarship for Linguistic Excellence - $250.00 • Open to graduating French Immersion students. • Must write a short essay (minimum 250 words) describing career goals in relation to the French language. • Must be used in the year awarded. • Must provide proof of enrolment in a post-secondary institution (within one year) to pursue French studies with the

intention of pursuing a career using the French language.

9 - IS Jacqueline Mary Pope Memorial Scholarship - $1000.00 • Awarded to an outstanding well-rounded student who demonstrates excellence in a combination of academics,

athletics, arts and/or trades, and service to school and/or community. • Proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is required. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to HSS.

10 - IS John McDougall Memorial Scholarship - $500.00 • Awarded to a student with a strong standing in Chemistry 12 who is pursuing post-secondary studies at a Canadian

institution. Preference will be given to an applicant pursuing studies in chemistry. • Proof of registration is required. • Chosen by Chemistry 12 teachers. • Preference shall be given to a student who is the son or daughter of a Sea to Sky Teachers' Association member. • May be deferred for two years upon written request to the SSTA executive committee.

11 - IS Resham Lalli Memorial Scholarship - $400.00 • Awarded to the athlete of the year with the best grade point average. • To be used to further education. Proof of registration is required.

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• Trust fund set up at the Squamish Royal Bank for any donations. • Must be used in the year in which it is awarded.

12 - IS Ron Anderson Memorial Scholarship - $1000.00 • Must be a resident of the Squamish region. • Must be registered to attend a Canadian post-secondary institution in either a transportation, political science or

business field of study. • Has demonstrated service to the community. • Paid to the institution by donor upon proof of registration. • Must be used in the year in which it is awarded.

13 - IS SD 48 International Academic Scholarship - Two at $500.00 each • Must be an international student having studied in the School District 48 for a minimum of two years. • Has been accepted into an accredited university or college for further study. • Proof of registration is required. • Must attain a high academic standing and have contributed positively to the culture of the School District 48. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to HSS.

14 - IS Sea To Sky Principals’/Vice Principals' Scholarship - $700.00 • Open to resident and international students. • Service, leadership, athletics and academics will all be given consideration in making the selection for this

scholarship. • Proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is required. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to donor.

15 - IS Squamish Arts Council Scholarship - $500.00 • Applicants must be pursuing post-secondary education within the study of fine or performing arts. Proof of

registration is required. • Preference will be given to a student who has shown dedication or volunteerism to community arts in Squamish. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to donor. • Recipient will be selected by the HSS Scholarship Committee with input from the Fine Arts Dept.

16 - IS Trevor Harris Scholarship - $500.00 • Must have attended Squamish Elementary School at some point during their education. • Must have demonstrated excellence in the fine arts, including the visual arts or performing arts, in courses or

through extra-curricular activities at Howe Sound Secondary School. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to HSS. • Proof of registration at an accredited Canadian post-secondary institution is required.

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INTERNALLY-SELECTED BURSARIES 1 - IB Coastal Mountain Excavations Bursary - $500.00 • Applicants must demonstrate a passion for their chosen career path and be pursuing post-secondary education in a

trade field, preferably as a heavy duty mechanic, or in engineering, preferably civil or geotechnical. • Preference will be given to a well-rounded student who participates in community and school activities. • Must demonstrate financial need. • May be deferred for one year upon written request from the donor. • Proof of registration is required.

2 - IB Margaret Marchant Bursary - $800.00 • Selection of recipient will be based on financial need as well as satisfactory standing in Grade 12 subjects. • Student citizenship is an important consideration. • Must be used to further student’s education. Proof of registration at a Canadian post-secondary institution is

required. • Must be used in the year in which it is awarded.

3 - IB Ralph Seright Memorial Bursary - Two at $1,000.00 each • Selection of recipient will be based on financial need as well as satisfactory standing in Grade 12 subjects. • Must have volunteered in a community organization in the past two years. • Must be used to further student’s education. • Must be used in the year in which it is awarded. • Paid to student on presentation night.

4 - IB Royal Canadian Legion Branch #277 Poppy Bursary - Two at $1,000.00 each • Open to candidates from Squamish who are children or grandchildren of veterans or ex-service personnel. • Veterans, Servicemen, etc. must have been in the Canadian or British Commonwealth Forces and proof of service is

required. This information (Canadian Forces only) can be obtained from: Director, National Personnel Record Centre Public Archives of Canada.

• This bursary is based on a demonstrated financial need. • Paid to student on presentation night.

5 - IB Squamish General Hospital Auxiliary - Student Health Education Bursary - $1,000.00 • Must be continuing in the health care field of study. • Proof of registration at Canadian post-secondary school is required. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to donor. • Proof of income is not required.

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INTERNALLY-SELECTED AWARDS 1 - IA Alison Roberge Memorial Award - μ0 (Mu Naught) - $750.00 • Preference will be given to students continuing their education in physics. • Recipient will be a well-rounded person who has contributed to the betterment of the community through

volunteer work, preferably with children. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to HSS. • Proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is required.

2 - IA Angela James Memorial Award - $500.00 • Recipient has overcome adversity. An essay of 100 words or less is to be included with the application describing

who you are and how you have overcome some form of adversity in your life. • Satisfactory standing in Grade 12. • Preference will be given to student requiring financial assistance. • Proof of registration is required. • May be deferred one year upon written request to HSS.

3 - IA Between Shifts Theatre Award - $500.00 • Involved in the performing arts. • Pursuing performing arts, theatre or technical theatre at a post-secondary institution. • Proof of registration is required. • Selection by the school (with the Fine Arts dept. and drama teacher). • May be deferred two years upon written request to HSS.

4 - IA Colin Chafer Memorial Award - $300.00 • Applicants should demonstrate excellent citizenship, contribution to the school environment, and a love of reading

and assisting in the library • Ideal candidate is quietly at service to others either in the school, community or globally and is passing all courses.

5 - IA Constable W. Audi Memorial Award – ‘Above & Beyond’ - $1,000.00 • Open to resident and international students. • Applicants are community and sports minded. They have participated in sports and want to continue their athletic

involvement while continuing their education. • Will be awarded to a student who has a keen interest and dedication to making Squamish a better place to live. • Proof of registration to a post-secondary institution is required. • Must be used in the year in which it is awarded.

6 - IA Dan Savage Memorial Hockey Award - $1,016.00 • Applicant must be registered with Squamish Minor Hockey in student’s graduating year. • Applicant must provide a letter from the coach confirming registration, good team player, sportsmanship and

commitment. • Consideration will be given to students with good attendance and a strong academic performance. • Must be used to further student’s education. • May be deferred for one year upon email request to donor. • Paid to the institution by donor upon proof of registration.

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7 - IA Dr. Christine Perkins Human Rights Award - $250.00 • Open to resident and international students who have demonstrated an interest in humanities. • Applicants should submit a resume and a short essay (500-750 words) explaining how they will make a difference in

the world. • Applicants must have support from HSS Social Studies Department.

8 - IA Jamie-Lyn Marchant Memorial Award - Equipment or tech up to $500.00 • Awarded to a student who requires technology or equipment to access curriculum, meet personal needs, and/or

navigate the post-secondary world. • To be eligible, the student must be graduating/leaving into the adult world and must be used in the school year

following graduation. • Funds are used to assist the student in purchasing school-owned equipment that the student has been using or to

assist the student in purchasing technology and equipment that the student has been using and will need in the future. Examples of this equipment are: specialized computers, laptops, communication devices, programs/applications, equipment, mats, alternative seating, desks, games, videos, music, etc.

• Applications are not required.

9 - IA Principal’s Service Award - $300.00 • Awarded to a student who embodies or demonstrates the principles of a good student such as excellent attendance,

service to the school or teachers, participation in school or extracurricular activities, excellent study habits, or social responsibility.

10 - IA Public and Private Workers of Canada Award - $500.00 • Open to students graduating in 2020 or who graduated in 2019. • Proof of registration at a Canadian post-secondary institution in any field of study is required. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to HSS.

11 - IA Sea’T’Sky Big Band Award - $300.00 • Open to resident and international students who participated in the HSS music program. • Applicants must indicate how they are contributing to music at school (concert or jazz band) and in the community.

Include a short essay with application. • Preference will be given to a student who has participated in the Sea 'T' Sky Big Band. • Paid to student on presentation night.

12 - IA Squamish Elks Vocational Award - $700.00 • Awarded to a vocational, preferably mechanical, student. • Post-secondary education is not required.

13 - IA Squamish Gardeners’ Award - $500.00 • Applicants will have shown interest and aptitude in some aspect of gardening or landscaping. Ideally the recipient is

planning studies in a related area. • Applicants must Include a short essay (50 to 100 words) explaining how they qualify for this award. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to HSS. • Proof of registration at a Canadian post-secondary institution is required.

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13 - IA Squamish Gardeners’ Award - $500.00 • Applicants will have shown interest and aptitude in some aspect of gardening or landscaping. Ideally the recipient is

planning studies in a related area. • Applicants must Include a short essay (50 to 100 words) explaining how they qualify for this award. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to HSS. • Proof of registration at a Canadian post-secondary institution is required.

14 - IA Squamish Lions Club Award - Two at $500.00 each • Open to students pursuing academic or vocational studies. • Service, leadership, athletics and academics will all be given consideration in the selection process. • May be deferred upon written request to donor, but must be claimed by September 1st of the year following the

initial award. The award will be forfeited if it is not claimed by this date. • Proof of registration at a Canadian post-secondary institution is required.

15 - IA Squamish Valley Rod & Gun Club Award - $500.00 • To be awarded to a student pursuing studies in the field of the environment, preferably wildlife enhancement

and/or protection. • Award must be claimed within 24 months, from Sept. 1 of the year awarded. • Proof of registration in a post-secondary institution is required.

16 - IA Squamish Valley Rod & Gun Club Environmental Stewardship Award - $500.00 • To be awarded to a student pursuing studies in the field of the environment, preferably wildlife enhancement

and/or protection. • Award must be claimed within 24 months, from Sept. 1 of the year awarded. • Proof of registration in a post-secondary institution is required.

17 - IA Transac Award - $300.00 • Awarded to a student who contributed positively to HSS through service and exemplary citizenship.

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EXTERNALLY-SELECTED SCHOLARSHIPS 1 - ES Canadian Home Builders’ Association Sea To Sky Scholarship - $500.00 • Awarded to a graduating student pursuing training and a career in the construction industry. • Applicants must submit a letter of experiences and/or intentions regarding the construction industry, along with

references from woodworking teachers, counsellors or persons involved in the industry, and a recent school transcript.

• May be deferred for one year upon written request and approval by CHBA. • Proof of registration at a Canadian post-secondary school is required.

2 - ES Certified Dental Assistant Scholarship - Two at $2000.00 • Successful applicant will demonstrate a high level of organizational skill and responsibility. • Applicant agrees to return to the Sea to Sky Corridor to work as a certified dental assistant for a minimum period of

one year following completion of the program. • Applicants must submit an essay outlining their interest and/or experience in dentistry along with a reference from

someone in the dental industry. • Proof of registration in an accredited Canadian certified dental assistant program at a post-secondary institution is

required. • May be deferred for one year after receiving the scholarship if all positions are filled at the post-secondary

institution in the year the scholarship was received. Written request to donor is required.

3 - ES Chili Thom Scholarship - $500.00 • Applicants must identify as an artist with the eventual goal to be a professional artist in one or more of the following

fields: fine art (painting, drawing, sculpture etc.), theatre (acting, directing etc.), film-making (directing, writing, editing etc.), creative writing (novelist, short stories, journalist etc.), digital media (creative design), music (singing, composing, instrumental etc.).

• Applicants must also be wishing to development in the arts in such a way as to benefit the community and enhance appreciate for the natural environment.

• Applicants are not required to be enrolled in post-secondary education. • Applicants must submit a letter that answers the following: How will you spend your first year after high school

learning and growing your art? Briefly describe how the art you will make in the future has the potential to inspire a community and sustain our environment?

• Applications must also include a sample of work, a letter from a mentor or art fan. This could be a teacher, parent, friend, another artist, or anyone. Please include your name, mailing address, email address and telephone number in your letter.

• Background information for the Chili Thom Scholarship can be found at https://www.whistlerfoundation.com/our-funds/scholarship-funds/

4 - ES Chris Tamburri Memorial Scholarship - Two at $1,500.00 each • Submit a letter and/or resume of intentions and/or experiences regarding career aspirations in the marine sector. • Proof of registration at a post-secondary institute in marine studies is required. • Include two references from any of the following: teacher, counsellor or someone involved in the marine industry. • The recipient must attend the school’s scholarship ceremony to receive scholarship.

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5 - ES Dental Receptionist Scholarship - $500.00 • Successful applicant will demonstrate a high level of organizational skill and responsibility. • Applicant agrees to return to the Sea to Sky Corridor to work as a dental receptionist for a minimum period of one

year following completion of the program. • Applicants must submit an essay outlining their interest and/or experience in dentistry along with a reference from

someone in the dental industry. • Proof of registration in an accredited Canadian dental receptionist program at a post-secondary institution is

required. • Applicant may defer for one year after receiving the scholarship if all positions are filled at the post-secondary

institution in the year the scholarship was received. Written notice to the donor is required.

6 - ES Doug and Mary Forseth Scholarship - $500.00 • Created by long-term Whistler residents Doug and Mary Forseth, this scholarship supports graduating students in

the Sea to Sky District who are pursuing post-secondary education in field related to tourism and hospitality. • One scholarship is awarded within SD 48 (HSS, WSS, PSS). • Applicants must demonstrate a balanced background in athletics, community service and scholastic achievement

and be pursing post-secondary education in a field related to tourism and hospitality. • Applicants must write a letter of application that includes the following name, mailing address, email, telephone

number, a description of interests, activities and community service, and information about post-secondary plans in tourism and/or hospitality.

• Applications are collected by the schools and submitted to the Whistler Community Foundation. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to donor.

7 - ES Drs. Bowden and Davidson Scholarship for Excellence in Science - $500.00 • Awarded to a student planning to pursue a career in biological sciences leading to the health care field. • Applications will be forwarded to Drs. Bowden and Davidson for selection.

8 - ES Grad 2014 Legacy Scholarship - $500.00 • One scholarship is awarded within SD 48 (HSS, WSS, PSS). • Selection will be awarded based on a demonstrated financial need and the desire to go to school, rather than

academics. • Recipient must be a graduating student in School District 48 and pursing post-secondary education or formal post-

secondary training. Proof of registration is required. • Applicants must write a letter of application that includes the following name, mailing address, email, telephone

number, a description of interests, activities and community service, information about your post-secondary plan and how this award will help you reach your goals.

• Letters of application are collected by the schools and submitted to the Whistler Community Foundation. • May be deferred for one year upon request to donor. • Background information for the Grad 2014 Legacy Scholarship can be found at

https://www.whistlerfoundation.com/our-funds/scholarship-funds/

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9 - ES Prom 2019 Scholarship - $500.00 • Applicants must have volunteered for prom fundraising events. • Applicants must include a brief statement outlining how they will use the scholarship funds. • Proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is required.

10 - ES RE/MAX Scholarship for Entrepreneurship - $250.00 • Selection criteria includes community involvement and participation, above-average academic performance, athletic

excellence in baseball or ice hockey, as well as being held in high esteem by teachers and peers. • In the case of a tie, the student intending to go on to further education will be given preference. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to donor.

11 - ES Robert W. McIntosh Scholarship - $1500.00 • The scholarship will be awarded to a student best demonstrating excellence in academics, athletics and citizenship.

It is important to note that proficiency in all three areas will be looked for rather than excellence in only one or two areas.

• Applicants should include their qualifications and intentions with respect to higher education. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to HSS. • Paid to the institution by donor upon proof of registration.

12 - ES Rotary Club of Squamish Scholarship - Two at $1,000.00 • Selection will be based upon community participation and contribution and satisfactory standing in Grade 12

subjects. • Active involvement with the HSS Interact Club is an asset. • May be deferred for one year with written request to the donor. • Proof of registration at a Canadian post –secondary institution is required.

13 - ES Royal LePage/Black Tusk Realty Scholarship - $1,000.00 • Applicants must demonstrate academic merit, leadership and communication skills. • Preference will be given to students whose parents are in the real estate/construction development business. • Proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is required. • May be deferred up to one year upon written request to donor.

14 - ES Sarah McSeveney Scholarship - $500.00 • One scholarship is awarded within SD 48 (HSS, WSS, PSS). • Applicants must be well-rounded, show good academic performance, and demonstrate community involvement. • Applicants must be pursuing post-secondary education in early childhood education and planning to return to the

Sea to Sky Corridor following training. Proof of registration is required. • Applicants must write a letter of application that includes the following: name, mailing address, email, telephone

number, a description of interests, activities and community service, and information about your post-secondary plans. It should also include your ECE career objectives and how this award will help reach your goals. Please include a letter of reference.

• Applications are collected by the schools and submitted to the Whistler Community Foundation. • May be deferred up to one year upon written request to donor. • Background information for the Sarah McSeveney Scholarship can be found at

https://www.whistlerfoundation.com/our-funds/scholarship-funds/

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15 - ES Sea To Sky Courier & Freight Scholarship - $1000.00 • The recipient must be enrolled in a business program at a post-secondary institution. • Proof of registration at a Canadian post-secondary institution is required. • The recipient is held in high esteem by teachers and peers. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to donor.

16 - ES Sea To Sky Teachers’ Assoc. W.J. Tinney Memorial Scholarship - Up to two at $500.00 • Two scholarships are awarded within SD 48 (HSS, WSS, PSS). • Candidates must have a minimum ‘B’ grade point average in Grade 11 and 12 year. • Community and school involvement is a consideration. • Preference will be given to a student who is the son or daughter of a Sea to Sky Teachers' Association member • Preference will be given to a student planning to pursue a career in education. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to the SSTA executive committee. • The application must include a Grade 11 and 12 transcript and a letter outlining school involvement, community

involvement, post-secondary intentions and career aspirations. • The HSS Selection Committee will shortlist to two and forward to SSTA for final selection. • Paid directly to a Canadian post-secondary institution upon receipt of proof of registration.

17 - ES Steffanie Lawrence Memorial Scholarship - $2000 • Applicants should show good participation in school and strong academic performance. • Applications must include a 350-word essay outlining future plans. • Must be used in the year in which it was awarded. • Proof of registration at a Canadian post-secondary institution is required.

18 - ES Wendy Thompson Scholarship - one or more at $1000.00 • Applicants must be residents of School District 48 and currently participating in the Outdoor Education program.

They should demonstrate exemplary achievement and qualities and wish to pursue a post-secondary education in the field of outdoor leadership.

• Preference will be given to students wishing to pursue a post-secondary education in the field of outdoor recreation. • Students are asked to submit a letter of application that includes name, mailing address, email, telephone. It should

detail interests, volunteer work, community involvement as well as career objectives and how this award will help reach those objectives. Please also submit a reference letter.

• Applications are collected by the schools and submitted to the Whistler Community Foundation. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to donor. • Background information for the Wendy Thompson Scholarship can be found at

https://www.whistlerfoundation.com/our-funds/scholarship-funds/

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EXTERNALLY-SELECTED BURSARIES 1 - EB Britannia Beach Volunteer Fire Department Bursary - $500.00 • Awarded to a student from one of the Howe Sound East Communities (Britannia Beach, Furry Creek and Porteau

Cove). • Open to resident and international students. • Awarded to a student actively pursuing post-secondary education at a university, college or trade school; and is

available to either a Grade 12 graduating student or a student already engaged in post-secondary education programs.

• Paid by donor upon proof of registration at a post-secondary institution. • May be deferred for one year (due to course availability, etc.) upon written request to donor.

2 - EB C.U.P.E. Local 779 Bursary - Two at $500.00 each • First choice will be to students of C.U.P.E. members who are planning to attend a vocational/trades educational

institution. • Second choice will be to students of C.U.P.E. members who are planning to attend an academic educational

institution. • Third choice, if required, will be to a student planning to attend a vocational or trades education institution. • Bursary must be used within 24 months from September of the year awarded. • Paid by donor upon proof of registration. • Must be used at a recognized post-secondary institution in Canada unless the program is unavailable.

3 - EB Dr. Luke Plunkett Memorial Bursary - $1000.00 • Applicant must be a junior member or child or grandchild of a member in good standing of the Squamish Valley Golf

& Country Club. • Selection will be based on Grade 12 marks and a demonstrated financial need. • Must provide proof of registration at an accredited post-secondary institution. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to donor. • School will forward applications to the trustees for selection.

4 - EB HSSS 70’s Grad Reunion Bursary - $500.00 • The recipient will be a descendant of an HSS graduate who graduated between the years of 1970 – 1979, if this

condition cannot be met, then a descendant of an HSS graduate from any year. • The recipient will be a recognized contributor to student life at HSS, or service to HSS. • Preference given to students who show financial need. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to donor. • Proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is required.

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5 - EB Squamish Lillooet Regional District Area D Bursary - Two at $2000.00 each • Preference will be given to residents of the SLDR Area D (proof of residency is required) and applicants must be

graduating from Howe Sound Secondary School in the year of application. • Applicants must demonstrate leadership, extra-curricular and community activities, financial need and sound

academic record. • Applicants must complete the SLRD Bursary application form located here:

www.sd48howesound.org/students/post-secondary-scholarship-information. • Applications must include a personal statement, including career goals and manner in which applicants plan to

finance their studies, and demonstrate financial need (if required). • Applications must include academic transcripts for Grades 11 and 12 and two letters of reference attesting to the

character of the applicant and providing reasons to support the applicant’s consideration (from coach, teacher, instructor, supervisor etc).

• The successful applicant will be required to submit proof of acceptance to a post-secondary institution, a photo and brief biographical outline for publication in Regional District media and a post-year letter of experience outlining the student’s first year of studies to the SLRD.

• May be deferred for one year upon written request to HSS.

6 - EB Squamish Savings Ed Antosh Memorial Bursary - Two at $1000.00 each • Open to resident and international students. • Applicants must show an ongoing commitment to volunteering in our community and provide a letter from a

volunteer organization to validate their commitment. • Applicants must include a resume along with an essay of approximately 500 words explaining how volunteering has

shaped their values and perspectives and impacted their lives. • Paid to student on presentation night.

7 - EB Squamish Senior Citizens Association Branch 70 Bursary - $300.00 • Awarded to an academic or vocational student. • Awarded to a diligent student who is known and respected for honesty and integrity, as well as for contributions to

the community as an active volunteer. • Selection will be based on financial need as well as a ‘B’ or better standing in Grade 12 subjects. • Must be used in the year in which it is awarded. • Proof of registration at a post-secondary school is required.

8 - EB Steffanie Lawrence Memorial Bursary - $1000.00 • Applicants should show good participation in school and strong academic performance. • Applications must include a 350-word essay outlining future plans and describing financial need. • Must include proof of financial need. • Must be used in the year in which it was awarded. • Proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is required.

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EXTERNALLY-SELECTED AWARDS 1 - EA Ann Martin Youth Soccer Award - $250.00 • Open to those who have played soccer in the Squamish Youth Soccer Association for at least five years. • Must be used to further student’s education in any field inclusive of trades. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to donor. • School will forward applications to trustees for selection. • Paid by trustees upon proof of registration.

2 - EA Bobby Mahnger Memorial Award - Up to two at $250.00 each • Open to those who have played soccer in the Squamish Youth Soccer Association for at least two years. • Must be used to further student’s education. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to the donor. • School will forward applications to Squamish Soccer Association for selection. • Proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is required.

3 - EA Howe Sound Minor Ball Association Award - Two at $350.00 each • Recipient must have participated in minor baseball/softball as a coach, umpire or player, and have demonstrated

good sportsmanship and a solid academic performance. • Must be used to further student’s education at a post-secondary institution. Proof of registration is required. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to HSS. • Recipient will be selected by Howe Sound Minor Ball Association.

4 - EA Howe Sound Performing Arts Association Award - $1000.00 • Candidate must successfully complete Grade 12. • Previous experience and involvement in the area of the performance arts. Preference may be considered for

applicants who have had previous formal training in the arts and where that training could effectively increase their likelihood of being accepted into ongoing performing arts opportunities. Preference may be given to those individuals who have shown particular dedication to their art form over extended periods of their lives. (This will include any of the categories listed below).

• Intent to continue, in some capacity, their education in the field of the performing arts. This may include post-secondary institutional education but is not restricted to it.

• The selections committee will accept involvement in the following forms of performing arts: dance, including performance, choreography, etc. all styles are considered; music, including performance, composition, etc. all styles are considered; theatre, including acting, directing, etc. (television and movie production and their related job descriptions may be considered under this category); and technical, including lighting, sound, set design, etc.

• Include two letters of reference, a resume and a letter including your background and indicate any community service; and how you plan to continue, i.e. in a home-based business, in a recording career, at university, etc.

• Recipient will be selected by the HSPAA.

5 - EA Squamish Minor Hockey Association Award - Two at $750.00 each • Applicants must be current Squamish Minor Hockey Association members in Midget A or C in Grade 12 who have

shown commitment to their team, school and community through their efforts on and off the ice. • One $750.00 award will be given to a player in Midget A and one award will be given to a player in Midget C. If there

are no applicants from one group, then the award will be combined.

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6 - EA Squamish Tutoring Award - $750.00 • Applicants must include a written submission answering the following:

1) How will you use this award to further your education? 2)Why is tutoring or one-on-one help sometime necessary when studying math or science? 3)Describe a time when you sought tutoring or one-on-one help for your learning in math or science.

• Proof of registration at a post-secondary institution in any field of study is required. • May be deferred for one year upon written request to HSS.

STUDENT FINANCIAL AID

A number of provincial financial aid programs are available to students in post-secondary institutions or registered private training institutions. If a lack of financial resources is holding you back, you may qualify for student aid. Details and application procedures are available from the financial aid office at each university, college or institute or by see your counselor for more information. Howe Sound Student Loan Association - up to $3000 is available for students going on to any type of post-secondary education. The student must pay the loan back beginning four months after they start work. Full payment is due within one year. For more information please contact Mr. Carl Walker by email at cwalker@sd48.bc.ca Student Aid BC - provides help with the cost of post-secondary education through student loans, grants, and scholarships. We also have programs that help with loan repayment https://www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentaidbc/