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3100 Hurontario St
Mississauga, Ontario
L5B 1N7
(905) 279-6540
Scholarships
The Society of Explosives Engineers Education Foundation (SEE Foundation) has opened the 2024-2025 scholastic year application process. In 2024, the SEE will award up to $90,000 USD in scholarships to students pursuing degrees related to the explosives industry.The SEE Education Foundation is a nonprofit organization created in 1996 to serve the long-term education interests of the explosives industry through the...
The Kellam, Weaver-Fagan & Hastee Educational Scholarships, formed pursuant to order of the Circuit Court for the City of Hampton, Chancery No. 31689, have been providing financial assistance to Hampton public school students who attend a Virginia four-year college, university, or nearby community college since 1993. This trust is intended to provide educational assistance to students who have demonstrated their...
The Father James B. Macelwane Annual Award was established by the American Meteorological Society to honor the late Rev. James B. Macelwane, S.J., a world renowned authority of seismology, who was a geophysicist and Dean of the Institute of Technology, Saint Louis University, until his death in 1956. The recipient of the Father James B. Macelwane award will receive a...
This scholarship was established by Malcolm Carrington and Sherwin Bridgewater in memory of our grandparents, who instilled indomitable values of education, pursuing knowledge and achieving excellence in spite of circumstances. The road was not always easy nor were resources readily available, but the will and desire to achieve were resolute.Helping others was routine in our households. Our grandparents always insisted...
It's important to understand that almost anything you post on the Internet is neither temporary nor private. And posting too much information can have devastating consequences. Forty-three percent of employers who checked on social media have decided not to hire someone, according to a CareerBuilder survey. Twelve percent of college admissions officers who checked Facebook decided not to admit an...
As servants of our people, we are dedicated to working in a spirit of Suminangwa-Naminangwa, providing quality service and preserving our culture, values, land and resources. We are committed to promoting opportunities for self-determination and self-sufficiency.”Our GoalsTo provide quality services to the Hopi people by enhancing a full range of educational opportunities.Maintain efforts to increase the number of employable degreed...
