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1044 Edgewood Rd
North Vancouver, British Columbia
V7R 1Y7
604 903-3600
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The Barnes Firm, Personal Injury Attorneys, recognizes that higher education plays a pivotal role in shaping individuals into leaders who can make a positive impact on society. Rich Barnes, President of The Barnes Firm, is proud to announce The Barnes Firm Legal Scholarship and personally invites students to submit an application.The Barnes Firm Legal Scholarship is a testament to our...
The pulp and paper industry needs energetic, bright people to help solve challenging business and technical problems and to provide innovative ideas for future success.With the evolution of technology and the demand in eco-conscious products, processes and packaging, pulp and paper companies have a surplus of jobs and opportunities for technically trained engineers.You could be one of them.The University of...
The Arthur Paulin Automotive Scholarship Award is named in honour of longtime Automotive Industry Association of Canada (AIA Canada) volunteer, Arthur Paulin. As President of H. Paulin and Company Limited for over 35 years, and later Chair of the AIA Canada Board of Directors in 1990, Arthur remained passionate about innovation—constantly driving the development of new products, packaging, and improved...
At Atlanta Personal Injury Law Group - Gore, we believe that every student should have the ability to achieve their goals. Oftentimes, as we navigate through life, our unique goals are shaped by specific experiences. We firmly believe that certain moments in an individual’s life can completely alter and influence overall goals and dreams. This is why this year we...
The primary objective of the Paubox Kahikina Scholarship is to encourage Native Hawaiians to pursue careers in STEM or Tech in general.The scholarship is recurring in nature. In other words, recipients receive $1,000 per year until they graduate.Scholarship requirementsNative HawaiianPursuing a STEM or technology-related majorEnrolled in an accredited college or universityAnnually publish content on your college journey
Michael McCready is a family man by default. He and his wife reside in Chicago along with their six children. Being a family man, Michael stays very involved in his children’s lives, and as they have grown, he has seen the massive impact cyberbullying can have on individuals, their friends, and especially their peers.Cyberbullying is much more comprehensive than what...
