PASS/Woodwinds Alternate is located in Parksville, British Columbia. Scholarships for students attending PASS/Woodwinds Alternate can be found in our scholarship database
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P O Box 1798
Parksville, British Columbia
V9P 2H6
250 248-2969
Scholarships
This entrance scholarship was established by the Province of Nova Scotia in 1991 to encourage young people to educate themselves on human rights issues in Canada. It honours the life and work of the late Dr. P. Anthony Johnstone, a former Executive Director of the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission.This is a non-renewable entrance scholarship for $6,000 and applies to...
The New York Water Environment Association will be offering over $50,000 in scholarships in 2026.All of the scholarships on this page are for NYWEA State-level scholarships. If you are looking for Chapter Scholarships, please visit the Chapter Page for your geographic area.$12,000 Environmental Career ScholarshipThe eligibility criteria for the $12,000 scholarship (paid out over four years) is as follows:Year One:...
Supported jointly by Center for Architecture and the American Institute of Architects (AIA), this scholarship is for students seeking their first professional degree in architecture, or related design discipline from an accredited school within New York State. The dean or chair of the architectural school or accredited design program may invite up to two students from their respective college or...
The David E. Knox Memorial Nursing Fellowship was established to support outstanding candidates in the pursuit of registered nursing degrees and service to small Alaskan communities. The fellowship honors the memory of David Knox, who moved to Alaska in 1973 to pursue a career in surgical nursing after serving in the Army as a surgical technician in Vietnam. Starting his...
The purpose of the scholarship is to encourage and reward educational excellence as well as to respond to the financial need demonstrated by the surgical technology student and offer assistance to those who seek a career in surgical technology.Selection Process1. Selection is based on academic excellence and financial need combined.2. Scholarships are awarded based on the information provided on the...
Lisa Pauline Huus was a pioneer for people with disabilities seeking access to mainstream education in British Columbia. She was the first student with a significant disability (spinal muscular atrophy) to attend the BC public school system, in Victoria, British Columbia, and graduated from Claremont Senior Secondary School in 1985. She continued to be a trailblazer for other students with...
