Thomas Simpson Secondary is located in Fort Simpson, Northwest Territories. Scholarships for students attending Thomas Simpson Secondary can be found in our scholarship database
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P.O. Box 252
Fort Simpson, Northwest Territories
X0E 0N0
867-699-2315
Scholarships
Faculty: ArtsStatus: Entering 1st YearProcess: Recommendations by the Department of MusicScholarship Type: ScholarshipDescription: Awarded to first-year Music students in varying amounts based on recommendations from the Music Department.Background: Justin A. (Mickey) McKean (1919-1997) was the only child of Mary Olive Kinch who was born in Kildare, PEI. Mary's Island roots go deep; she was the fourth generation of the family...
One or more Scholarships of $2000 are awarded for an academic year for women in undergraduate or graduate degree programs. Named for outstanding volunteers, funding for the Lew Williams and Joan Odud Scholarships is contingent upon the amounts raised by the annual June AAUW Book Sale in Freehold, NJ.Each year, Applications are accepted from January to July for the following...
The Fraser Institute hosts an annual Student Essay Contest to promote student participation in economic discourse on current events and public policy. This contest affords winning students the opportunity to have their work peer-reviewed and published early on in their academic career. In addition, we offer exciting cash prizes for the top five winning submissions!Join the conversation, showcase your ideas...
Character Counts Scholarship: $10,000 AwardAt Parker & Sons, we believe that character matters both on and off the field. That’s why we’re proud to partner with Arizona Sports to offer the Character Counts Scholarship, a $10,000 award to honor local high school students who exemplify outstanding character and community involvement.Who’s Eligible?Any local high school student between 14 and 18 years...
An educator and Deaf advocate, Charmaine Letourneau received the Order of Canada in 2001 in recognition of her work in improving the quality of life for Deaf people.Be Deaf or Hard of Hearing (the extent of hearing loss must be significant).Be a permanent resident or citizen of Canada.Be a resident of Alberta.Be pursuing an academic or training program at a...
The Carville M. Akehurst Memorial Scholarship was established in 2002 by the Mid-Atlantic Nursery Trade Show, Inc. (MANTS). This scholarship serves to memorialize Mr. Akehurst who served the horticultural industry as one of the founders of MANTS. In addition to his thirty plus years as Executive Vice-President of MANTS, Mr. Akehurst serves as Executive Secretary of the Maryland Nursery and...
