Throughout the academic year, Red River College Polytechnic assists students by administering awards, bursaries and scholarships that have been donated by concerned corporations, community organizations and individuals. These awards cover the specific requests of the donors and are intended to assist students who have shown outstanding abilities in academic or vocational areas and/or are in need of financial assistance. For further information, please contact the appropriate academic department or one of the Student Service Centres, or call 204-632-2327. For information on other awards, bursaries, and scholarships, an excellent website is located at www.studentawards.com. Definition of Terms
Finding awards, scholarships and bursaries All awards are listed alphabetically by program or category, to aid your search. You may also visit individual program pages and click on Awards and Scholarships for a list of awards specific to that program. Bell MTS Telecommunications AwardGeneral RRC Polytech Application Required Awards valued at $1000 each are available for Indigenous peoples, members of visible minorities, persons with disabilities and women entering first year of the following programs on a full-time basis: Business Information Technology, Business Technology Management, Electrical Engineering Technology, Information Security or Network Services Technician. Applications should be accompanied by a letter answering the following questions: a) Why do you want to take this program? and b) What are your career aspirations? Selection will be based on academic progress, financial need and applicants' career goals. Application deadline is October 1 for fall start programs and February 1 for winter start date programs. (Applicants should be enrolled in the first term of their program at the time of the application deadline date.) Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Specific Application Awards are available to persons of Indigenous ancestry who are Canadian citizens and Manitoba residents who are presently enrolled or planning to enroll in a Manitoba public post-secondary institution in any program. You must maintain full-time status (60% or more course load) and be in need of financial assistance. Awards for college students are valued at $2000.00 (awards for students enrolled in degree programs, i.e. Nursing are $3000) and applicants are eligible to reapply each year of their studies. Recipients may be considered for summer and part-time employment with one of the Business Council’s member companies. Applications are available from the Business Council's website at (www.businesscouncil.mb.ca.) Deadline for applications is March 31. For 2022 applications, please note the following messages from the Business Council of Manitoba regarding changes related to the submission of applications. In light of the precautions being taken surrounding the COVID-19 virus, to accommodate this current situation: Business Council Indigenous Education Award Applications: may be emailed to: or may be mailed to: Business Council of Manitoba Suite 800 – One Lombard Place Winnipeg, MB R3B 0X3 Please submit applications as soon as possible even if you are not yet registered for classes. Award application deadline is March 31st. Please contact us with any questions: or (204) 942-3637 General RRC Polytech Application Required Bursaries valued at $1000 each are available to full-time students attending post-secondary programs at the Red River College Steinbach Campus (Steinbach, Manitoba). Selection will be based on demonstrated financial need. A letter providing additional information regarding financial circumstances and how this award would make a difference should accompany the application. Deadline for applications is October 15th for fall start programs and February 15th for winter start programs. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . In addition, 50 bursaries ($1000 each) available to students, enrolled in Red River College programs, who are facing financial hardship directly as a result of COVID-19. Students who would like to be considered for this bursary assistance should submit a completed application form indicating C.P. Loewen Family Foundation Bursary (COVID-19) as the award name. Students who may have received a COVID-19 Emergency Support Bursary from the College or the C.P. Loewen Family Foundation previously are eligible to apply, if their enrolment is continuing during the 2021/22 academic year. The application should be accompanied by a one-page statement outlining details of the financial issues related to COVID-19. Application deadline for the C.P. Loewen Family Foundation (COVID-19) Bursary is October 15th. Only students residing in Steinbach and the Southeast area of Manitoba are eligible (towns included are; Arnaud, Blumenort, Bothwell, Dufresne, Emerson, Ginew, Giroux, Grunthal, Ile Des Chenes, Kleefeld, La Broquerie, Landmark, Linden, Lorette, Marchand, Middlebro, Mitchell, Niverville, Otterburne, Piney, Prairie Grove, Randolph, Rosa, Sarto, Sprague, Ste Anne, St Malo, St Pierre Jolys, Tourond, Vassar, Vita). Applications will be considered on a first-come-first-served basis, until the funding has been depleted. General RRC Polytech Application Required The following awards are available to students who are entering or are in the first year of the Construction Management Degree Program: two Winnipeg Construction Association awards valued at $2000 each and one award Paul Charette Construction Management Award valued at $2000. To be eligible applicants must be full time students and will have achieved a minimum 70% average using three Grade 12 (40S) courses: English; Mathematics; and one additional 40S course (highest grade). To be considered for this award, applicants should submit an application, high school transcript, maximum one-page statement indicating why they have chosen this program and how they will benefit from this award. Although not a requirement, a letter of reference from a teacher, guidance counselor, employer or other individual with whom the applicant is well acquainted is recommended, and will be considered an asset. Selections will be based on financial need, statement content and, if included, letter of reference. Deadline for applications is September 15. If the applicant has any construction experience and/or affiliation with Winnipeg Construction Association Members, that information should be included as well. Note: Only one application is required to be eligible for all three of the above mentioned awards. Award name is Construction Management Entrance Awards. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required This bursary, established to commemorate the local's 40th anniversary as a chartered union, is intended to promote and support higher education for members and their families. A bursary valued at $600 is available annually to a full-time student at Red River College. A letter confirming CUPE 998 affiliation, including member name and employee number, must accompany the application. Selection will be based on financial need. Application deadline is July 31. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to .For further details, please contact CUPE Local 998 at 204-415-5114. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by his family and friends in memory of Dave Orton, a 1979 Red River College graduate of Electrical Engineering Technology. Two $2000 awards are available to students enrolled in regular full-time programs at Red River College. Applicants will have graduated from Murdoch MacKay Collegiate or Transcona Collegiate, preference will be given to graduates of Transcona Collegiate. The successful recipients will have displayed the same qualities and standards exhibited by Dave Orton; family-oriented, community-minded and involved in sports. Those interested in being considered should submit an application form accompanied by a one-page essay describing how you display the qualities noted above. At least one letter of reference should also be submitted. Deadline for applications is December 1. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A $4000 entrance award is available annually to full-time student entering a diploma program at Red River College. Eligible applicants will have graduated from high school not more than 18 months prior to the beginning of the RRC program with an average of at least 75% in their graduating year. Selection will be based primarily on financial need but consideration may also be given to commitment in community or other extracurricular activities. The recipient may also be eligible to have their award renewed for an additional year of full-time studies in the same program, if he/she continues to demonstrate financial need, has maintained full-time enrolment, and achieved a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00 in the previous year. Deadline for applications is July 31. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by Mr. Fausto Yadao, a former Dean of Student Affairs at Red River College, to encourage and assist young adults from the Filipino community to access educational opportunities at Red River College. Two awards valued at $500 each are available annually to applicants from the Filipino community who are accepted into full-time diploma, certificate or degree programs. Selection will be based on an essay submission not to exceed 1000 words describing their career plans and objectives as well as their involvement in community service. The application, accompanied by the required essay should be submitted by the application deadline of August 31. General RRC Polytech Application Required Removing barriers to post-secondary education from enrollment to graduation, the Gary Coleman Award will support two students who:• Graduated in the previous 24 months from one of the Inner City High Schools (Argyle Alternative High School, Children of the Earth High School, Daniel McIntyre Collegiate, Gordon Bell High School, R. B. Russell Vocational High School, Sisler High School, St. John’s High School, Technical Vocational High School); and • Have been accepted into one of three Red River College programs: Business Administration, Business Information Technology or Business Technology Management. This award will cover tuition, program fees and books and supplies required for successful completion of the program (no cash will be provided to the student). Students receiving other tuition funding need to specify this on their application so that the amount of the award may be adjusted accordingly. Students fully funded by private or public sources will not be eligible for the award. Selection will be based on financial need and the content of the reference letter and essay. Preference may be given to applicants who have demonstrated community /school involvement. To be eligible applicants are required to submit: • Complete high school transcripts• Proof of acceptance/conditional acceptance as full time student to one of the eligible programs• General RRC Awards application form with financial need section completed• Documentation to support financial application: Income Tax Notice of Assessment form from the previous tax year from a parent/guardian; or from the applicant (if applicant no longer lives with his/her parents). If, due to your family situation, tax forms cannot be obtained, please provide an explanation of the situation in your essay. • Reference letter from a school counselor, community leader, teacher, school principal, specifically addressing this statement: The qualified candidate is smart, ambitious and has a career dream. Financial challenges are the main barrier to fulfilment of this dream. Please describe how, in your experience, this applicant fits these criteria. • An essay, based on the following statement: I have ambition, and a dream to become a successful professional. With financial assistance, I will be able to achieve great things in my program at Red River College, and into my career. In 1-2 pages, please describe your motivation and ambition, and why your talent makes you an ideal candidate for this award. • Reference letter confirming community/school involvement, if applicable. • A Release of Information in order to communicate the award recipient name to the donor. The Award shall be renewable by award recipient, for use in subsequent years/semesters of study at RRC, provided the Award recipient continues to be enrolled full-time in the original program of study at the College and achieves a minimum 3.0 GPA. For students commencing their studies in the fall term, the application deadline is the first Friday of July. For students commencing their studies in the winter term, the application deadline is November 30th. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to connect with the Student Awards and Financial Aid office 204-632-3979. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Specific Application This bursary was established in tribute to Gudmunder Myrdal, first Executive Director of Seven Oaks General Hospital, to assist full-time students in the health profession with the cost of tuition fees. One bursary of $750 is available annually. Candidates must be enrolled or accepted for enrolment in a post-secondary institution on a full-time basis in a health service program of studies. Deadline for applications is usually late April. For exact deadline date as well as application forms, contact Educational Services at Seven Oaks General Hospital, phone 632-3180 or visit the SOGH website at http://sogh.ca/about/bursaries/. Automatic Selection Through The Winnipeg Foundation, a $1500 award is available to a first-year Nursing student, enrolled full-time (minimum 60%), who has graduated from a regular Manitoba high school program. Eligible candidates will be from the "high school entrants" and selection will be based on academic achievement in the following Grade 12 courses: English 40S; Math 40S from the student's (regular) Grade 12 year, as well as Human Anatomy and Physiology grades (as included in the AGPA calculation for admission to the Nursing program). Only students who have succesfully completed the first term of the Nursing progam will be considered; selection will be done in June. General RRC Polytech Application Required This award, valued at $1000, has been established in memory of Jim Mandryk to assist individuals entering the Civil Engineering Technology program at Red River College. Selection criteria will include academic standing (minimum 2.5/C+ average in Grade 12) and volunteer/leadership roles in school and/or community organizations. The answers to the following questions will also be considered in the selection process: a) On what basis have you decided to choose this career? and b) How do you foresee this training benefiting you? Applications and answers to the questions mentioned above should be submitted by September 30. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A $500 award is available to a first-year Culinary Arts student. Selection will be based on financial need. Application form should be accompanied by a one page statement explaining the applicant's career goals and impact the award will have in achieving those goals. Applications are due by the last Friday of January. Specific Application Manitoba Hydro offers a number of awards, bursaries and scholarships to Red River College students who are of Indigenous ancestry or members of employment equity designated groups (women, Indigenous people, members of visible minority groups, and persons with disabilities). A complete list including eligibility criteria, deadline dates, and application forms are available from their website https://www.hydro.mb.ca/careers/students/award_scholarship_bursary/ . Manitoba Hydro reviews all applications and selects the recipients. Those selected are generally notified by early December. Completed application forms should be submitted directly to Manitoba Hydro by the indicated deadline date (October 1 in most cases). Automatic Selection A $1500 tuition scholarship is available to a participant of the Manitoba Schools' Science Symposium planning to attend a regular full-time program at Red River College. Selection will be made by the Symposium Committee. Automatic Selection Red River College has entered into agreements with some Manitoba High Schools/School Divisions to provide Partners in Education Scholarships for their graduating students who are continuing their education in a full-time program at the College. The scholarships are valued at a maximum of $1000. For more information, contact your high school. General RRC Polytech Application Required One bursary valued at $1000 is available annually to a student entering the Professional Baking & Patisserie program at Red River College. Those interested in being considered should submit an application form including the financial information section, as well as a 250-word essay outlining their career goals. Applications are due by the last Friday of September. General RRC Polytech Application Required Five awards valued at $5000 each towards first-year tuition are available annually to students entering the Civil Engineering Technology or Construction Management program at Red River College. Preference will be given to students coming directly from a Manitoba high school. Criteria include having achieved an academic standing of a minimum 70% or "B" average for Grade 12 courses, and financial need. Applicants will also have displayed leadership qualities in the family, school and/or community. Applications should be accompanied by a high school transcript, a one-page essay indicating information regarding the applicant's financial need, and responses to the following questions: What impact will this bursary have on your career goals? What are some examples of how you have demonstrated leadership qualities? Will you be considering a career in the construction industry?. Also required are two letters of recommendation (one from a teacher or guidance counselor and the other from someone who knows you outside of school (not a relative). Application deadline is June 1 for students who are in Grade 12. Others may apply by the deadline date of September 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection The Price Family established 3 entrance awards of minimum $1,500 for students entering the Manufacturing CAD program as full time students. Recipient selection will be made faculty, with consideration given to interim academic achievement (mid-term), leadership qualities, class participation, and attendance. Automatic Selection Entrance Scholarships valued at $1000 each, processed as payments to recipients' program fees, are available for applicants to regular full-time programs at Red River College who graduated from a Manitoba high school within the past five years. Applicants must be Canadian citizens and residents of Manitoba. Entrance scholarships are not available to those who have had previous full-time post-secondary enrolments. A student may only hold one entrance scholarship awarded by RRC. Selection will be based on high school average, calculated on four 40S courses. Highest grade attained in an English and Mathematics course, as well as two additional 40S academic courses (highest grade) from the following list: Biology; Chemistry; Computer Science; Economics; French; Geography; Global Issues; History; Law or Physics. Recipients will be determined automatically, based on final Grade 12 grades recorded on applicants' records. Selection will occur after the deadline for submission of final Grade 12 transcripts, at the start of the fall and winter terms. These scholarships are funded by the Red River College Scholarship and Bursary Endowment (including funding from the Manitoba Scholarship and Bursary Initiative). Additional scholarships, awarded to those students entering these specific programs are funded by the Business Administration, Accounting and Computer Education and School of Business and Applied Arts Student Scholarship Endowments. Specific Application Students entering or continuing in the Business Administration program at Red River College are eligible to be considered for a scholarship of $1000. Applicants must provide proof of successful completion of last level of education, acceptance to the program, and submit a letter of reference and an essay. Further information is available from the Red River Exhibition website (http://www.redriverex.com/business-scholarship/). Deadline for applications is 4:30 p.m., the second Friday in May each year. Specific Application The Red River Exhibition Foundation Inc. offers scholarships to students who are entering their first or second year of a Tourism Management Program. Each award is a minimum value of $1000. Applicants must provide proof of successful completion of their last level of education, acceptance or enrolment in the program, letters of reference from an educator and employer, and an essay. Application deadline is the second week of May. Further information is available from the Red River Exhibition website (http://www.redriverex.com/tourism-scholarship/). Deadline for applications is 4:30 p.m., the second Friday in May each year. General RRC Polytech Application Required Two bursaries valued at $750 each are available to students who have attended a minimum of four courses, achieved a minimum 75% average in their final term and graduated from a Red River College Adult Learning Centre, who are continuing their education at Red River College. The bursaries are intended to assist with program fees for a certificate, diploma or degree program at the College and, as such, will be applied directly to those fees. Students, whose fees are being covered by a sponsoring agency, will be eligible to receive the bursary to assist with other related costs. Selection will be based on academic achievement and financial need. Applications should be submitted to the Student Service Centre. Deadline for applications is October 15. Specific Application An award valued at a minimum of $400 is available annually to a student who is currently enrolled in a full time certificate or diploma program at Red River College, and is a dependent (defined as: an employee's or their spouse’s unmarried and financially dependent natural, adopted or step child or any other unmarried financially dependent child for whom you or your spouse has been appointed guardian and who is less than 25 years of age; or your spouse or common-law partner who is not engaged in full time employment and dependent on you for financial support) of an RRC employee (member of the MGEU bargaining unit). To be considered, students should submit an application form, accompanied by a one-page letter describing why they chose Red River College, and specifically their program, for their post-secondary education, as well as their career goals. The application form is available at https://www.rrc.ca/future-students/awards/ (scroll to the bottom of this webpage for “supplemental forms”). Completed applications should be submitted by email to by the deadline date of September 30. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 scholarship shall be awarded annually to a student originating from any small community outside of Winnipeg, who has enrolled full-time in the first year of any Red River College Polytechnic program. Selection will be based upon high academic standing as indicated by the high school transcript which must be included. The application deadline is August 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . Automatic Selection Two awards consisting of a tuition credit (amount to be determined annually) are available annually to students graduating from SJCI and entering a regular full-time program at Red River College. Criteria for both awards will include school involvement and spirit demonstrated through participation in student groups, volunteer activities, student government, athletics, music or the arts. One award will be presented to a student who has demonstrated particular aptitude in one or both humanities and social science courses in high school. The other award will be presented to a student who has demonstrated particular aptitude in mathematics, science and technology courses in high school. The awards will be presented annually in June at SJCI Convocation with the recipients’ tuition account at Red River College being credited in September. General RRC Polytech Application Required Students who are proceeding sequentially from a regular high school Senior 4 to a full-time certificate/diploma/degree program at Red River College, and who are Manitoba residents, are eligible to apply for a scholarship to be applied to the cost of tuition for one year (maximum $1500.00). Criteria include demonstrated academic merit, school or community involvement and financial need. Scholarship applications, transcripts, and letters of reference indicating school or community involvement should be submitted to the Student Service Centre. Deadline for applications is July 31. Specific Application Scholarships are available for those who are UFCW members employed by companies that contribute to the Education and Training Trust Fund. Students enrolling in both full-time and part-time studies are eligible. Application deadline is June 1. For further information, contact the UFCW Training Centre. Specific Application Scholarships are available to students who are entering full-time programs at Red River College within 30 months of graduating from one of the high schools in the Westland Foundation's catchment area; Argyle Alternative High School, Children of the Earth High School, Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute, Gordon Bell High School, R.B. Russell Vocational School, St. John's High School, Sisler High School and Tec Voc High School. The value of each student's scholarship will be determined by the number of 70% or higher marks, earned by the student during grades 7 through 12 (in a school within the Westland Foundation catchment area). The scholarship is available to students for up to 30 months from the date of their Grade 12 graduation. Please visit the Westland Foundation website at https://westlandfoundation.ca/scholarship/application/ for further information about the Foundation, as well as the application form. Scholarships will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. Application deadline is July 31. Specific Application Removing the financial barriers to education, RRC has a minimum of 20 full tuition bursaries available to Youth in Care. Youth must meet College entrance requirements, be enrolled as full-time students and be in financial need. Information and an application form is available from the Youth Employment Services website https://www.futuresforward.ca/tuition-waiver-application-forms . Specific Application One award, valued at $1000, is available annually for a student with a disability, registered with Student Accessibility Services or Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services, who would benefit from assistive technology. Students must be eligible to continue in their program and demonstrate efforts in academic progress. They must also be ineligible for government assistive technology grants (e.g., Canada Student Grant), and not be sponsored by a government or community agency. To apply, students should write a brief letter, jointly with their Student Accessibility Services Accessibility Specialist or Deaf and Hard of Hearing Manager (when applicable), requesting the specific equipment/technology the student would like to obtain, and stating how that equipment will be beneficial. The letter should be submitted to the Student Accessibility Services Assistive Technologist. Deadline for applications is December 5th. General RRC Polytech Application Required This bursary was created by Bob Ritch, in memory of his late wife. A $1000 bursary is available annually to assist a full-time student enrolled in regular full-time programs at Red River College. Selection will be based on satisfactory academic progress and financial need. Application deadline is January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required An award, valued at $2500 is available to a full-time first-year Red River College student enrolled in a program of two or more years in duration. The recipient will have their award renewed for the additional years required for their same program, if the criteria continue to be met each year. This award will support a student who lives in Manitoba, and has confidence in pursuing post-secondary education with the intention of contributing to Manitoba’s economy after graduation. A qualified candidate will: • Be a Canadian citizen, and Manitoba high school graduate • Have achieved a minimum 2.5 GPA or 65% or C+ average • Have demonstrated financial need • Maintain full-time studies To be considered, an application should be submitted, accompanied by a birth certificate or citizenship card and a Manitoba high school transcript. Application deadline is January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Specific Application Awards are available to persons of Indigenous ancestry who are Canadian citizens and Manitoba residents who are presently enrolled or planning to enroll in a Manitoba public post-secondary institution in any program. You must maintain full-time status (60% or more course load) and be in need of financial assistance. Awards for college students are valued at $2000.00 (awards for students enrolled in degree programs, i.e. Nursing are $3000) and applicants are eligible to reapply each year of their studies. Recipients may be considered for summer and part-time employment with one of the Business Council’s member companies. Applications are available from the Business Council's website at (www.businesscouncil.mb.ca.) Deadline for applications is March 31. For 2022 applications, please note the following messages from the Business Council of Manitoba regarding changes related to the submission of applications. In light of the precautions being taken surrounding the COVID-19 virus, to accommodate this current situation: Business Council Indigenous Education Award Applications: may be emailed to: or may be mailed to: Business Council of Manitoba Suite 800 – One Lombard Place Winnipeg, MB R3B 0X3 Please submit applications as soon as possible even if you are not yet registered for classes. Award application deadline is March 31st. Please contact us with any questions: or (204) 942-3637 General RRC Polytech Application Required Bursaries valued at $1000 each are available to full-time students attending post-secondary programs at the Red River College Steinbach Campus (Steinbach, Manitoba). Selection will be based on demonstrated financial need. A letter providing additional information regarding financial circumstances and how this award would make a difference should accompany the application. Deadline for applications is October 15th for fall start programs and February 15th for winter start programs. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . In addition, 50 bursaries ($1000 each) available to students, enrolled in Red River College programs, who are facing financial hardship directly as a result of COVID-19. Students who would like to be considered for this bursary assistance should submit a completed application form indicating C.P. Loewen Family Foundation Bursary (COVID-19) as the award name. Students who may have received a COVID-19 Emergency Support Bursary from the College or the C.P. Loewen Family Foundation previously are eligible to apply, if their enrolment is continuing during the 2021/22 academic year. The application should be accompanied by a one-page statement outlining details of the financial issues related to COVID-19. Application deadline for the C.P. Loewen Family Foundation (COVID-19) Bursary is October 15th. Only students residing in Steinbach and the Southeast area of Manitoba are eligible (towns included are; Arnaud, Blumenort, Bothwell, Dufresne, Emerson, Ginew, Giroux, Grunthal, Ile Des Chenes, Kleefeld, La Broquerie, Landmark, Linden, Lorette, Marchand, Middlebro, Mitchell, Niverville, Otterburne, Piney, Prairie Grove, Randolph, Rosa, Sarto, Sprague, Ste Anne, St Malo, St Pierre Jolys, Tourond, Vassar, Vita). Applications will be considered on a first-come-first-served basis, until the funding has been depleted. General RRC Polytech Application Required This bursary created by Cindy Petrowski and Phillip Marsh to support a First Nations or Metis student in their academic aspirations and help with the financial burden. One bursary valued at a minimum $500 is available to a full-time student attending any program at Red River College. Application deadline is January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Specific Application Two awards (one valued at $800 and one valued at $400) will be presented annually to students enrolled in a co-operative education program at Red River College who are considered by the Selection Committee to have demonstrated outstanding performance during their co-op work term. Complete eligibility guidelines, selection criteria and application forms for each year's award will be available after September 15 from the Co-operative Education page on Red River College website www.rrc.ca/co-op. Deadline for applications is early December. General RRC Polytech Application Required This bursary, established to commemorate the local's 40th anniversary as a chartered union, is intended to promote and support higher education for members and their families. A bursary valued at $600 is available annually to a full-time student at Red River College. A letter confirming CUPE 998 affiliation, including member name and employee number, must accompany the application. Selection will be based on financial need. Application deadline is July 31. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to .For further details, please contact CUPE Local 998 at 204-415-5114. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by his family and friends in memory of Dave Orton, a 1979 Red River College graduate of Electrical Engineering Technology. Two $2000 awards are available to students enrolled in regular full-time programs at Red River College. Applicants will have graduated from Murdoch MacKay Collegiate or Transcona Collegiate, preference will be given to graduates of Transcona Collegiate. The successful recipients will have displayed the same qualities and standards exhibited by Dave Orton; family-oriented, community-minded and involved in sports. Those interested in being considered should submit an application form accompanied by a one-page essay describing how you display the qualities noted above. At least one letter of reference should also be submitted. Deadline for applications is December 1. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required This award was established by Sophia Schroeder, to distinguish her parents, David and Barbara, who made Canada their home, worked hard to raise a family and emphasized the importance of education. A $750 award is available to full-time domestic students at Red River College who have dependent children and are facing financial barriers to achieve their educational dreams. Eligible applicants will have been born outside of Canada and since made Canada their permanent home. Applicants must have completed at least one academic term, and achieved a minimum 2.50 GPA to be considered for the award. Those interested in being considered should complete a general application, including financial information, and attach a document that indicates the country of origin. The application deadline is January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required This bursary is created by family friends and colleges to celebrate David and Joan Rew for their lifelong commitment to Red River College. A $500 bursary is available to a full-time first year student enrolled in any regular full-time program at Red River College, based on financial need. Application deadline is January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Specific Application Two awards, valued at $500 each are available annually to assist students who are registered with DHHS and are experiencing a financial hardship or a complex situation that may place them at academic risk. Students must be eligible to continue in their program and demonstrate efforts in academic progress. To apply, students must contact the DHHS manager and include an essay or summary describing the situation and/or need for financial support. Deadline for applications is October 15th for fall term and February 15th for winter term. Specific Application Assistance is available for full-time students experiencing temporary financial difficulties that may prevent them from continuing their studies. Inquiries should be directed to the Student Service Centre. Funds available for this purpose are may also be provided from the following sources made available through The Winnipeg Foundation: A.J.S. (John) Taunton Fund and Ida Mary Trotter Fund, available to Indigenous students; Myrta & Bruce Moorhead Memorial Fund, Katherine Bender Bursary and Press Radio Fund, available to any student. General RRC Polytech Application Required An award of $2500 is available annually to a female student enrolled full-time in a diploma or degree program. Applicants should have completed at least one year of their program and be entering their final year of the program. Selection will be based on financial need and satisfactory academic progress. Some consideration may also be given to community service. Applications should be submitted to the Student Service Centre, accompanied by a one-page letter telling about yourself, your career goals and plans for the future. Please include any community service you have done, if applicable. Deadline for applications is July 31. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One $1000 award, established by the Centre for International Education and Global Partnerships department at Red River College, is available annually to International students who have graduated from one of the following RRC programs: Business Administration, Business Information Technology, Business Technology Management or Social Innovation and Community Development and intend to start a business in Manitoba. Eligible applicants will have been enrolled full-time as an International student, graduated within the previous twelve months, developed a business plan and intend to start a business in Manitoba. The application form should be accompanied by a business plan. The award will be available until 2024. Application deadline is October 15, annually. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Specific Application If you are currently a full-time post-secondary student with either permanent resident status or Canadian citizenship, you are eligible to receive the $2000 Explore Spring/Summer French language bursary. Automatic Selection This $1000 bursary has been established by Gallivan Student Health & Wellness to support international students who need financial support during their studies at RRC. Gallivan was established in 1996, the only true Buying Group of student benefits in Canada. The company is innovation-focused and community-minded. In the most unsettling times, Gallivan has partnered with RRC to help international students study away from home and become an integral part of the Canadian educational system. Bursary recipients will be selected from applications received for other existing bursaries, available to students in all full-time programs. General RRC Polytech Application Required Through The Winnipeg Foundation, bursaries of $500 will be awarded to Indigenous students enrolled in regular full-time programs at Red River College. Selection will be based on satisfactory academic progress and financial need. Applicants for this bursary may also be considered for the Indigenous Student Bursary from Red River College. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to and will be accepted from December 15 to January 15. General RRC Polytech Application Required A minimum $500 award will be available to a full-time student, with one or more dependents, who is pursuing a post-secondary education at Red River College after having being out of high school for five or more years. Applicants must demonstrate financial need and provide a statement explaining why they choose to go back to school. The application deadline is January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Specific Application A maximum of four Lieutenant Governor’s Medals will be awarded annually to full-time students at Red River College who, in the opinion of the selection committee, combine, to the greatest extent: a) academic and technical achievement, b) involvement in College and/or community activities, c) good character. Students who meet the minimum academic requirement will be sent an information package outlining the required documentation for selection consideration, prior to the winter and spring convocation ceremonies each year. General RRC Polytech Application Required Through funding provided by the Manitoba Metis Federation (MMF) and matched by the Manitoba Scholarship and Bursary Initiative (MSBI), bursaries, valued a minimum of $1000, are available to eligible Metis students attending a certificate, diploma or degree program (excluding Apprenticeship and upgrading programs) at Red River College, who are maintaining satisfactory academic progress in their program. There are two applications that must be submitted: 1. the Louis Riel Bursary application is available from Louis Riel Bursary Application and must be submitted to the Louis Riel Institute (contact information is included on page 1 of the form); 2. the General RRC Application for Awards, Bursaries and Scholarships (link above) should be submitted by email to . Only applicants who have submitted both applications will be eligible for consideration. Selection will be based on financial need (those receiving other funding, including MMF funding are still eligible to apply). Applications will be accepted from August 1st to September 15th each year. Applicants must be attending their program at the time of the application deadline. Specific Application Manitoba Hydro offers a number of awards, bursaries and scholarships to Red River College students who are of Indigenous ancestry or members of employment equity designated groups (women, Indigenous people, members of visible minority groups, and persons with disabilities). A complete list including eligibility criteria, deadline dates, and application forms are available from their website https://www.hydro.mb.ca/careers/students/award_scholarship_bursary/ . Manitoba Hydro reviews all applications and selects the recipients. Those selected are generally notified by early December. Completed application forms should be submitted directly to Manitoba Hydro by the indicated deadline date (October 1 in most cases). Specific Application Bursaries are available to Metis students who are involved in their community and show financial need. For further information contact the Louis Riel Institute - phone 204-984-9480 or e-mail . Application deadline is October 1. Automatic Selection This award will be given annually to a first year (in the case of a 2 year program) or second year student (in a 3 year program) or group of students who have demonstrated leadership in research that includes, or contributes to, occupational health and safety issues within their field through project design or major project assignment within their program of studies. To be considered, the project must demonstrate that research has occurred, including ensuring that applicable safety legislation, regulation or building codes are incorporated into the project. It must also demonstrate some original application or potential application in the most cost effective way. Safety education and training is a critical component in any safety and health program, projects that include this element will receive a higher evaluation that those that do not. Complete eligibility guidelines and selection criteria are available from the Red River College Environmental Health, Safety and Insurance Services webpage (http://xnet.rrc.mb.ca/healthsafety/new.htm). General RRC Polytech Application Required Valued at $1,000, the Mínwastánikéwin Truth and Reconciliation Award aims to combat the long lasting intergenerational impacts that Indigenous people face on their journey towards success in post-secondary education. Mínwastánikéwin is a Cree word that means ‘to set it right.’ This award was made possible through the generous support of RRC students, staff and faculty supporting campaigns at the RRC Campus Store that bring awareness to Truth and Reconciliation and Indigenous issues such as Orange Shirt Day: Every Child Matters and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Honouring and Awareness Day. We know that over the last 150 years, 150,000 Indigenous children attended Canadian Residential Schools. We know that 90% of children in Manitoba’s foster care system are Indigenous and more than one-third of Winnipeg’s Indigenous population, nearly 70,000 people, live in poverty. And we also know that despite making up almost 17% of the provincial population, Indigenous peoples are typically underrepresented in post-secondary institutions. This award is for Indigenous full-time students who have a stake in Truth and Reconciliation and a personal connection to the international effects of colonialism. Recipients will be selected based on an essay response on what Truth and Reconciliation means to you. To be eligible, applicants are required to submit a General RRC Application, proof of Indigenous heritage, and a one-page essay submission. Deadline for applications is January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required This award was established by family and friends in memory of Owen Desnoyers, who was the Executive Director of the RRC Student's Association for a number of years. A minimum two awards valued at $1000 each will be available annually to students enrolled in the final year of a diploma, certificate or degree program at Red River College. Eligible applicants will have attained a minimum GPA of 3.00; have been involved in the College community and contributed to student life at the College. To be considered, students should submit an application form, accompanied by a one-page essay describing how they meet the criteria for this bursary as indicated. Fall term application deadline is December 1, and winter term application deadline is March 1. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Students are welcome to apply for each deadline, but must submit a new (updated) application and essay. Automatic Selection Up to two awards valued at $500 each are available to students participating in the Rebels program. Recipient selection will be made by coaches, based on demonstrated leadership within their team. Additional consideration will be given to athletes who have also demonstrated leadership within the Rebels program as a whole, the College and the community. Recipients will have attained a minimum 2.50 GPA. Automatic Selection The Red River College Gold Medals recognize students in diploma or degree programs who attain the highest cumulative grade point average at or above 3.80 in each academic year. Recipients are presented with a gold medal engraved with their name, program of studies and year at the College's convocation ceremonies. Gold medals for programs which graduate students only between June and December will be presented at the January convocation ceremonies. General RRC Polytech Application Required A minimum of three awards valued at a minimum of $500 each are available annually to domestic students who are enrolled in a regular day program leading to a certificate, diploma or joint college/university degree. To be eligible, applicants must have completed one term. Criteria include satisfactory academic progress and demonstrated financial need. A one-page letter must accompany a fully completed application. The letter should briefly outline your financial circumstances and, should indicate how this award will make a difference. Applications should be submitted to the Student Service Centre by the deadline date of January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required This is an $800 award given annually to a student who demonstrates exceptional effort and/or the ability to lead, organize and engage students or members of the community in embodying the values of equity, diversity, inclusion, multiculturalism and social justice. The successful recipient will be a community activist, advocate or leader who has worked for systemic changes at various levels and with various social identities in mind. Their advocacy may involve (but is not limited to): human rights, LGBTT* issues, anti-racism, anti-poverty, public health, non-violence, community-building and student engagement, or encouraging others on issues of social justice that impact the lives of students and the broader community. Applications will be evaluated by the Diversity Awards Selection Committee, based on the following criteria:• Making a significant contribution to equity, inclusion and social justice through community engagement, either in specific positions of responsibility or while involved in organizing activities. (Requirements: Student statement and at least one reference letter)• Engaging and inspiring other students or members of the community to advocate on social justice issues that impact the lives of students or the general community.• Financial need may also be considered. Applicants may choose to complete the financial section of the application, and/or include information. All full-time and part-time Red River College students are welcome to apply. The general application form must be accompanied by a student statement and required letter(s) of reference in order to be considered. The deadline for applications is March 1st. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Forty bursaries valued at $1000 each are available annually to full-time students who are continuing into the subsequent year of a multi-year, regular full-time program at Red River College, who have successfully completed the previous year. Selection criteria will include academic progress and financial need. Recipients of this bursary will not be eligible to also receive an RRC Single-parent Student and/or Parent Student bursary or an RRC Mature Student Bursary, for the same academic year, therefore one application can be submitted for all of these bursaries (indicate two or three bursary names on one application form, depending on eligibility). Applications should be submitted to the Student Service Centre. Deadline for applications is October 15th for fall and spring start programs and February 15th for winter start programs (applications for the February deadline will only be accepted from students who were not attending classes as a full-time student in the fall term, or whose classes for the current academic year did not commence until after the October 15th deadline, regardless of when they initially commenced their studies). Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Specific Application An award valued at a minimum of $400 is available annually to a student who is currently enrolled in a full time certificate or diploma program at Red River College, and is a dependent (defined as: an employee's or their spouse’s unmarried and financially dependent natural, adopted or step child or any other unmarried financially dependent child for whom you or your spouse has been appointed guardian and who is less than 25 years of age; or your spouse or common-law partner who is not engaged in full time employment and dependent on you for financial support) of an RRC employee (member of the MGEU bargaining unit). To be considered, students should submit an application form, accompanied by a one-page letter describing why they chose Red River College, and specifically their program, for their post-secondary education, as well as their career goals. The application form is available at https://www.rrc.ca/future-students/awards/ (scroll to the bottom of this webpage for “supplemental forms”). Completed applications should be submitted by email to by the deadline date of September 30. General RRC Polytech Application Required Two bursaries valued at $750 each are available to students of indigenous descent who have completed one of the following programs: Pathway Business Creative Communications Digital Technology; Pathway to Health; Pathway to Engineering; College Transition; Introduction to Electrical Engineering Technology; Introduction to Business Information Technology, Introduction to Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, or Introduction to Trades. Recipients will have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA for their Intro/ Pathway program, and must be entering a certificate, diploma or degree program to continue their studies at Red River College. The bursaries are intended to assist with program fees and, as such, will be applied directly to those fees. Students, whose fees are being covered by a sponsoring agency, will be eligible to receive the bursary to assist with other related costs. Selection will be based on academic achievement and financial need. Applicants for this bursary may also be considered for the Indigenous Student Bursary from Red River College. Deadline for applications is October 15 for fall programs and January 15 for winter programs. (Students should apply by the application deadline date occurring during their first of studies in the certificate, diploma or degree program.) Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Forty bursaries valued at $1000 each are available to full-time students who are enrolled in a regular full-time certificate, diploma or degree programs at Red River College. These bursaries are intended for students who have not been a regular full-time high school student for a period of five or more years prior to enrolling in their current program. The selection will be based on financial need. Recipients of this bursary will not be eligible to also receive an RRC Single-parent Student and/or Parent Student bursary or an RRC Bridging Bursary, for the same academic year, therefore one application can be submitted for all of these bursaries (indicate two or three bursary names on one application form, depending on eligibility). Applications should be submitted to the Student Service Centre. Deadline for applications is October 15th for fall and spring start programs and February 15th for winter start programs (applications for the February deadline will only be accepted from students who were not attending classes as a full-time student in the fall term, or whose classes for the current academic year did not commence until after the October 15th deadline, regardless of when they initially commenced their studies). Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One $1000 award will be awarded annually to a full-time Red River College Polytechnic student who has graduated within 12 months, achieved a GPA of 4.0 or above and is employed. To be considered, a completed application should be submitted, accompanied by a reference letter from their employer, as well as a one-page statement explaining how they will be contributing to the economy. Preference will be given to alumni who are working in the field of their Red River College Polytechnic education. The application deadline is March 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One $1000 award is available awarded annually to a full-time Red River College Polytechnic student who identifies as black, indigenous and/or a person of color. To be considered, a completed application should be submitted, accompanied by a letter explaining their experience at the College as a BIPOC student and advocating for their community at the College. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Five bursaries valued at $1000 each are available annually to full-time Red River College Polytechnic students who are enrolled in the following programs: Administrative Assistant; Business/Technology Teacher Education; Dental Assisting; Health Care Aide; Indigenous Language – Cree; Indigenous Language – Ojibwe; MRI and Spectroscopy; Paramedicine – Primary Care Paramedic; Pathway Business Creative Communications Digital Technology; Pharmaceutical and Food Manufacturing or Professional Photography. To be considered, students should submit an application form, accompanied by a letter describing their financial circumstances. Recipients will be selected based on financial needs. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Chad, a BA student, was a member of the Student Advisory Board (SAB) during the 1998-99 school year. He died in March of 2000 as a result of a hockey accident. The 1999-2000 SAB agreed to dedicate the Students’ Association Scholarship fund’s first award in Chad’s memory. One $1,000 award shall be presented to a Red River College Polytechnic student, who is a current Student Association Board member, exhibits leadership qualities and is actively involved in the college and/or community. Applicants must submit a one page statement describing their involvement in the college and/ or community. The application deadline is March 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One award of $1000 will be awarded annually to a Red River College Polytechnic student who can demonstrate exceptional involvement in their community and/or college. A letter of reference verifying the applicant's involvement must accompany the application. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A scholarship of $1,000 shall be awarded annually to a student enrolled full-time in any Red River College Polytechnic program, who shows their environmental/sustainable green thumb to the committee. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One scholarship of $1000 shall be awarded annually to an Indigenous student enrolled in any full-time program, who can demonstrate satisfactory academic progress and financial need, and is actively involved in the college and/or community. Applicants must be self-identified as Indigenous in their Red River College Polytechnic student record. Applicants must submit along with their application form, a one-page outline with a specific focus on their college/community involvement. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Four scholarships of $500 each will be awarded to international students, attending a post-secondary Red River College Polytechnic program on a full-time basis. The scholarships will be presented to the students who attain the highest GPA after their first term; applicants must have achieved a minimum 4.25 GPA after first term. A first term grade report should accompany the application, as well as a one-page statement outlining your experience thus far in Canada and at Red River College Polytechnic. In the event of a tie for GPA achieved after first term, the contents of the one-page statement will be considered to select the successful recipients. The application deadline is January 15th (students must apply while enrolled in their first year, with the exception of those students who have not yet completed their first term by January 15th). Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 scholarship will be awarded annually to a full-time Red River College Polytechnic student attending a regional campus (Portage, Steinbach, Winker, Interlake and Peguis-Fisher River ). The scholarship will be presented to the student who attains the highest GPA after the first term. Applicants must have completed their first term to be considered. A first term grade report should accompany the application. The application deadline is March 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One $1000 bursary is available annually to a full time RRC Polytechnic student in any year of their program who has demonstrated the need for financial support in relocating to Canada, moving to Winnipeg from a rural area or hardship inside the city with housing services. The application should include a short statement describing the relocation hardship. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Two bursaries of $1000 each shall be awarded annually to two full-time Red River College Polytechnic students who are single parents with demonstrated financial need. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A bursary of $1,000 shall be awarded to a full-time Red River College Polytechnic student with physical or learning disabilities able to demonstrate financial need. Applications should be accompanied by documentation identifying their disability. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One $1000 award will be awarded annually to a full-time Red River College Polytechnic student who identifies as a female and has contributed in their field of studies. To be considered, a completed application should be submitted, accompanied by a short paragraph outlining their previous/current employment, related to their current field of study. The application deadline October 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One $1000 scholarship shall be given to a full-time RRC Polytech student who shows dedication to their community, be it RRC Polytech SA, RRC Polytech, or community involvement outside college life. Eligible applicants must identify as a member of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and will have achieved a minimum cumulative GPA of 4.00. To be considered, a general application should be submitted, accompanied by a written reference from a community member attesting to the applicant’s volunteer dedication and a one-page statement from the applicant outlining their impactful community involvement. The application deadline is March 15th. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Three awards, valued at $1000 each, are available with preference given to the following groups: Two-Spirit, BIPOC, and Trans and Gender Diverse. The recipients will have shown volunteer dedication to their respective community, whether RRC Polytech SA, RRC Polytech, or community involvement outside college life. Eligible applicants must identify as a member of 2SLGBTQIA+ community and be maintaining satisfactory academic progress. To be considered, a general application should be submitted, accompanied by a written reference from a community member attesting to the applicant’s volunteer dedication and a one-page statement from the applicant outlining their impactful community involvement. Financial needs will also be considered. The application deadline is September 15, 2022. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Forty bursaries valued at $1000 each are available to full-time students who are enrolled in a regular full-time certificate, diploma or degree programs at Red River College. Preference will be given to single-parent students for ten bursaries and to parent students for ten bursaries. The selection will be based on financial need. Recipients of this bursary will not be eligible to also receive an RRC Mature Student Bursary or an RRC Bridging Bursary, for the same academic year, therefore one application can be submitted for all of these bursaries (indicate two or three bursary names on one application form, depending on eligibility). Applications should be submitted to the Student Service Centre. Deadline for applications is October 15th for fall and spring start programs and February 15th for winter start programs (applications for the February deadline will only be accepted from students who were not attending classes as a full-time student in the fall term, or whose classes for the current academic year did not commence until after the October 15th deadline, regardless of when they initially commenced their studies). Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Scotiabank has established a scholarship for international students enrolled in diploma programs at Red River College. A minimum $1000 scholarship will be awarded annually to an international student who has achieved the highest cumulative GPA after their first year of studies. Those interested in being considered should include a copy of their first-year mark statement with their application. Deadline for applications is September 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Through The Winnipeg Foundation, two bursaries of $450 will be awarded to female Metis students enrolled in regular full-time programs at Red River College. Selection will be based on satisfactory academic progress and financial need. Applicants for this bursary may also be considered for the Indigenous Student Bursary from Red River College. Application forms should be submitted to the Student Service Centre and will be accepted from December 15 to January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Specific Application Two awards of $1000 each are available annually to students graduating from full-time programs at Red River College's Portage Campus. Students must have maintained satisfactory academic achievement, attended 80% of their classes and have graduated in the preceding 12 months. Application deadline is the 3rd week of February for the Fall term and the 3rd week of June for the Winter term, although students are encouraged to apply at the end of their programs. Decisions will be made in the first week of May and the first week of July. Students must submit a letter of application describing their volunteer activities in their home community and contributions made to their class (ie. peer tutoring, organizing activities, etc.). For further information, please contact the Administration Office at 1-204-856-1914. Specific Application One award, valued at $1500 is available annually to assist a student with a disability or disabilities (documented physical, mental health, learning disabilities, chronic medical conditions as well as a vision and hearing loss). Students who are experiencing significant financial need, and are maintaining satisfactory academic progress, may be eligible to receive this award. Students may apply by speaking with an Accessibility Specialist in Student Accessibility Services or the Manager, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services. The application must include a letter of support from the Manager/Accessibility Specialist the student is working with and an essay or summary from the student describing their situation/need. Submit the application to the Manager, Student Accessibility Services. Deadline for applications is December 5. Specific Application Bursaries are available annually to assist students, who are clients of Student Accessibility Services. Students who are experiencing financial hardship may be eligible to receive a bursary. Criteria:•The student is eligible to continue in program•The student has significant financial need that without assistance, may place them at risk for withdrawing from their program•The student demonstrates efforts at academic progress Maximum bursary is $500. Students may apply one time per year for a crisis bursary. No deadline date. Bursaries are available until limited funds expire. Inquiries should be directed to the student's Accessibility Specialist or Manager, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services (when applicable). Specific Application One award, valued at $1500 is available annually to assist a student who is a client of Student Counselling Services who is experiencing a complex situation, and where issues resulting from this situation may place the student at academic risk. The student must be eligible to continue in their program. Students may apply by speaking with a counsellor in Student Counselling Services. The application must include a letter of support from the counsellor the student is working with, and an essay or summary from the student describing their situation/need. Submit the application to the Manager, Student Counselling Services. Deadline for applications is December 5th. Specific Application Bursaries are available annually to assist students, who are clients of Student Counselling Services. Students who are experiencing financial hardship may be eligible to receive a bursary. Criteria:•The student is eligible to continue in program•The student has significant financial need that without assistance, may place them at risk for withdrawing from their program•The student demonstrates efforts at academic progress Maximum bursary is $500. Students may apply one time per year for a crisis bursary. No deadline date. Bursaries are available until limited funds expire. Inquiries should be directed to a manager or counsellor in Student Counselling Services. General RRC Polytech Application Required One $1000 bursary is available annually to a full-time, first-year Indigenous student who has been denied Band funding for their post-secondary studies at the College. Those interested in being considered should submit a completed application, accompanied by a letter from their Band stating that they have been denied funding, as well as a short statement (paragraph) outlining their involvement in the Indigenous community. Selection will be based on financial need and community involvement. Applicants for this bursary will also be considered for the Indigenous Student Bursary from Red River College. Application deadline is January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A minimum $1000 award will be presented annually to an employee of the Victoria Inn who is enrolled in a full-time program at Red River College. Applicants must have completed a successful coop placement at the Victoria Inn or have been employed for at least four months with the hotel. Selection criteria is also based on professional student behavior, teamwork and career goals. Applicants will submit a 250-word statement of their career goals and award qualifications, with the application, by the last Friday of September. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by Accutech Engineering, a $3,000 award is available to support a full-time student. Applicants must have been a resident of Nunavut, and graduated from a Nunavut high school (preference will be given to Nunavut land claim beneficiaries). To be eligible, applicants must have relocated to Winnipeg, to attend one of the following programs at Red River College: Civil Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology or Mechanical Engineering Technology. Preference will be given to students enrolled in their first-year of studies, to help ease the stress associated with relocating to attend post-secondary education in Winnipeg. However, students in the second or third year of their program, who meet the other criteria, are still encouraged to apply. Those interested in being considered should submit a general application for awards, accompanied by a short write-up outlining their career goals, and reasons for choosing this career. Previous recipients of this award are eligible to apply again, but preference will be given to those who have not been selected as a recipient in the past. The application deadline is September 15th, annually. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . The applicants’ contact information will be provided to the award donor/sponsor. General RRC Polytech Application Required One bursary valued at a minimum of $1000, to be paid towards the program fees for their next year of the program, will be awarded annually to an Indigenous student enrolled in the first year of Business Administration. Selection criteria include satisfactory academic progress (minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00), demonstrated financial need, community involvement and mentorship qualities. Applicants must submit, along with their application form, a resume with a specific focus on their community involvement. Deadline for applications is March 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Awards valued at $1000 each are available for Indigenous peoples, members of visible minorities, persons with disabilities and women entering first year of the following programs on a full-time basis: Business Information Technology, Business Technology Management, Electrical Engineering Technology, Information Security or Network Services Technician. Applications should be accompanied by a letter answering the following questions: a) Why do you want to take this program? and b) What are your career aspirations? Selection will be based on academic progress, financial need and applicants' career goals. Application deadline is October 1 for fall start programs and February 1 for winter start date programs. (Applicants should be enrolled in the first term of their program at the time of the application deadline date.) Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Specific Application A minimum of five bursaries of $1000 each are available to Indigenous students living in subsidized rental units in Manitoba or receiving rental subsidy funded by Manitoba Housing, who are enrolled in a college program of a minimum one year duration. Further information is available at www.manitoba.ca/housing . Application deadline is September 30. Specific Application Awards are available to persons of Indigenous ancestry who are Canadian citizens and Manitoba residents who are presently enrolled or planning to enroll in a Manitoba public post-secondary institution in any program. You must maintain full-time status (60% or more course load) and be in need of financial assistance. Awards for college students are valued at $2000.00 (awards for students enrolled in degree programs, i.e. Nursing are $3000) and applicants are eligible to reapply each year of their studies. Recipients may be considered for summer and part-time employment with one of the Business Council’s member companies. Applications are available from the Business Council's website at (www.businesscouncil.mb.ca.) Deadline for applications is March 31. For 2022 applications, please note the following messages from the Business Council of Manitoba regarding changes related to the submission of applications. In light of the precautions being taken surrounding the COVID-19 virus, to accommodate this current situation: Business Council Indigenous Education Award Applications: may be emailed to: or may be mailed to: Business Council of Manitoba Suite 800 – One Lombard Place Winnipeg, MB R3B 0X3 Please submit applications as soon as possible even if you are not yet registered for classes. Award application deadline is March 31st. Please contact us with any questions: or (204) 942-3637 Specific Application General RRC Polytech Application Required This bursary created by Cindy Petrowski and Phillip Marsh to support a First Nations or Metis student in their academic aspirations and help with the financial burden. One bursary valued at a minimum $500 is available to a full-time student attending any program at Red River College. Application deadline is January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One award valued at $1000 is available annually to Heavy Duty Equipment Technician students; preference will be given to an Indigenous student. Applicants must be maintaining a "B" average in their studies. Selection will be based on financial need. Application deadline is January 15. Completed applications should be sent to . Specific Application One award of $4000 is available to an Indigenous student who is studying journalism at a Canadian university or college. For more information please visit www.cp.org or contact Mariam Merasty, Financial Aid Officer, Room F210 and 632-2186. Deadline for applications is November 15. General RRC Polytech Application Required Through The Winnipeg Foundation, bursaries of $500 will be awarded to Indigenous students enrolled in regular full-time programs at Red River College. Selection will be based on satisfactory academic progress and financial need. Applicants for this bursary may also be considered for the Indigenous Student Bursary from Red River College. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to and will be accepted from December 15 to January 15. Specific Application Numerous awards valued at $1000 each are available for Indigenous students pursuing full-time study during the upcoming year in Health Sciences programs (Nursing, Radiology, Lab Technology). Applications deadlines are June 1, November 1 and February 1. Further information is available at www.indspire.ca. Applications are only accepted on-line and students will need to create a login. Specific Application Numerous awards with various values are available for Indigenous students pursuing full-time study in an eligible program with minimum two year duration. Applications deadlines are June 1, November 1 and February 1. Further information is available at www.indspire.ca. Applications are only accepted on-line and students will need to create a login. General RRC Polytech Application Required This bursary was established by Ken and Peggy French who believed in the importance of post-secondary education and acted on it by establishing a fund at Winnipeg Foundation. Four bursaries ($2000 each) are available, to assist with costs for Indigenous heritage students attending the Culinary Skills program at Red River College. Interested students should submit an application form, including financial information, along with a document verifying Indigenous heritage. Recipient selection will be based on financial need. Bursary funds will be applied first to tuition costs for the program, with surplus funds being disbursed to the recipients. If there are insufficient applications from deserving Culinary Skills students, bursary funds will be awarded to Indigenous heritage students attending other program at the College, who have submitted application for other bursaries. Application deadline is October 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Through funding provided by the Manitoba Metis Federation (MMF) and matched by the Manitoba Scholarship and Bursary Initiative (MSBI), bursaries, valued a minimum of $1000, are available to eligible Metis students attending a certificate, diploma or degree program (excluding Apprenticeship and upgrading programs) at Red River College, who are maintaining satisfactory academic progress in their program. There are two applications that must be submitted: 1. the Louis Riel Bursary application is available from Louis Riel Bursary Application and must be submitted to the Louis Riel Institute (contact information is included on page 1 of the form); 2. the General RRC Application for Awards, Bursaries and Scholarships (link above) should be submitted by email to . Only applicants who have submitted both applications will be eligible for consideration. Selection will be based on financial need (those receiving other funding, including MMF funding are still eligible to apply). Applications will be accepted from August 1st to September 15th each year. Applicants must be attending their program at the time of the application deadline. Specific Application Manitoba Hydro offers a number of awards, bursaries and scholarships to Red River College students who are of Indigenous ancestry or members of employment equity designated groups (women, Indigenous people, members of visible minority groups, and persons with disabilities). A complete list including eligibility criteria, deadline dates, and application forms are available from their website https://www.hydro.mb.ca/careers/students/award_scholarship_bursary/ . Manitoba Hydro reviews all applications and selects the recipients. Those selected are generally notified by early December. Completed application forms should be submitted directly to Manitoba Hydro by the indicated deadline date (October 1 in most cases). General RRC Polytech Application Required Established jointly by the Manitoba Metis Federation and Vickar Community Chevrolet, three $1000 awards are available annually to full-time Metis students. Eligible applicants will be enrolled in one of the following programs at RRC Polytech: Automotive Technician (Certificate); Automotive Technician (Diploma); Collision Repair & Refinishing; Introduction to Trades (Automotive); Business Administration; or Commerce, Industry Sales and Marketing. There are two applications that must be submitted: 1. the Louis Riel Bursary application is available from Louis Riel Institute Vickar Award Application and must be submitted to the Louis Riel Institute (contact information is included on page 1 of the form); 2. the General RRC Polytech Application for Awards, Bursaries and Scholarships (link above) should be submitted by email to . Only applicants who have submitted both applications will be eligible for consideration. The application submitted to RRC Polytech should be accompanied by a letter of recommendation from an instructor, employer or high school teacher or other reference, that attests to at least one of the following: team work in the classroom or on the job; leadership or volunteer experience in the community; or strong work ethic/commitment to learning, as well as a one-page (maximum) narrative about the applicant, including career goals, plans for the future, and how this award would make a difference to you. Deadline for applications is October 15. Specific Application Bursaries are available to Metis students who are involved in their community and show financial need. For further information contact the Louis Riel Institute - phone 204-984-9480 or e-mail . Application deadline is October 1. General RRC Polytech Application Required Valued at $1,000, the Mínwastánikéwin Truth and Reconciliation Award aims to combat the long lasting intergenerational impacts that Indigenous people face on their journey towards success in post-secondary education. Mínwastánikéwin is a Cree word that means ‘to set it right.’ This award was made possible through the generous support of RRC students, staff and faculty supporting campaigns at the RRC Campus Store that bring awareness to Truth and Reconciliation and Indigenous issues such as Orange Shirt Day: Every Child Matters and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Honouring and Awareness Day. We know that over the last 150 years, 150,000 Indigenous children attended Canadian Residential Schools. We know that 90% of children in Manitoba’s foster care system are Indigenous and more than one-third of Winnipeg’s Indigenous population, nearly 70,000 people, live in poverty. And we also know that despite making up almost 17% of the provincial population, Indigenous peoples are typically underrepresented in post-secondary institutions. This award is for Indigenous full-time students who have a stake in Truth and Reconciliation and a personal connection to the international effects of colonialism. Recipients will be selected based on an essay response on what Truth and Reconciliation means to you. To be eligible, applicants are required to submit a General RRC Application, proof of Indigenous heritage, and a one-page essay submission. Deadline for applications is January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Two awards valued at $1000 each, provided by the North West Company, will be awarded annually to deserving Indigenous students enrolled in the second year of Business Administration. Eligible applicants will have achieved a minimum 2.5 GPA in each previous semester and demonstrate financial need. The application deadline is October 15. The award funds will be applied first to program fees for the year, with any surplus being disbursed to the recipient. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Up to two annual cash awards, up to $1000 each, are presented to Indigenous students enrolled in the Early Childhood Education or Early Childhood Education Workplace program; one to a first-year student and one to a second-year student. Criteria include academic achievement and service to Indigenous children and families. Submit General RRC Application (Page 1 and signature only), accompanied by a one- to two-page typed, response to the question: 'As an Indigenous student studying ECE, how do you see yourself contributing to the health and well-being of children in the future?' Completed applications should be submitted by email to , by April 5. General RRC Polytech Application Required Two $500 awards, one of which is to be awarded to an Indigenous student, are available annually to students enrolled in the full-time Legal Assistant certificate program at Red River College. Selection criteria will include: suitability for employment at Pitblado; prior background in work, school, volunteer and other activities; academic performance; and employability skills. Students interested in being considered should submit an application form (financial information is not required) along with a resumé, and a one-page statement detailing: why you would like to work for Pitblado LPP as an LAA; qualities and abilities which make you suitable for a position there; long-term career aspirations; and commitment to lifelong learning. The deadline for applications is February 28th. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Ross A. Johnston, a retired Provincial Court Judge who recognized the importance of child and family supports provided through social services, established an award program to assist students enrolled in the second year of the Child and Youth Care program. A minimum of one award valued at a minimum of $1000 will be available annually. Preference will be given to Indigenous applicants. Criteria will include satisfactory academic progress (minimum GPA of 2.50 in each first year term) and financial need. Applications should be accompanied by a one-page essay discussing the role of the child and youth care professional in supporting children, youth and families. Deadline for applications is October 15. Completed applications and essay should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Two bursaries valued at $750 each are available to students of indigenous descent who have completed one of the following programs: Pathway Business Creative Communications Digital Technology; Pathway to Health; Pathway to Engineering; College Transition; Introduction to Electrical Engineering Technology; Introduction to Business Information Technology, Introduction to Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, or Introduction to Trades. Recipients will have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA for their Intro/ Pathway program, and must be entering a certificate, diploma or degree program to continue their studies at Red River College. The bursaries are intended to assist with program fees and, as such, will be applied directly to those fees. Students, whose fees are being covered by a sponsoring agency, will be eligible to receive the bursary to assist with other related costs. Selection will be based on academic achievement and financial need. Applicants for this bursary may also be considered for the Indigenous Student Bursary from Red River College. Deadline for applications is October 15 for fall programs and January 15 for winter programs. (Students should apply by the application deadline date occurring during their first of studies in the certificate, diploma or degree program.) Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Five bursaries valued at $1000 each are available annually to full-time Red River College Polytechnic students who are enrolled in the following programs: Administrative Assistant; Business/Technology Teacher Education; Dental Assisting; Health Care Aide; Indigenous Language – Cree; Indigenous Language – Ojibwe; MRI and Spectroscopy; Paramedicine – Primary Care Paramedic; Pathway Business Creative Communications Digital Technology; Pharmaceutical and Food Manufacturing or Professional Photography. To be considered, students should submit an application form, accompanied by a letter describing their financial circumstances. Recipients will be selected based on financial needs. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One scholarship of $1000 shall be awarded annually to an Indigenous student enrolled in any full-time program, who can demonstrate satisfactory academic progress and financial need, and is actively involved in the college and/or community. Applicants must be self-identified as Indigenous in their Red River College Polytechnic student record. Applicants must submit along with their application form, a one-page outline with a specific focus on their college/community involvement. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Through The Winnipeg Foundation, two bursaries of $450 will be awarded to female Metis students enrolled in regular full-time programs at Red River College. Selection will be based on satisfactory academic progress and financial need. Applicants for this bursary may also be considered for the Indigenous Student Bursary from Red River College. Application forms should be submitted to the Student Service Centre and will be accepted from December 15 to January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Specific Application Awards are available for Aboriginal students who are enrolled full-time in a Nursing program. Students must enroll with the Canadian Nurses Foundation. Further information is available at www.cnf-fiic.ca/scholarships. Deadline for applications is March 31. Specific Application General RRC Polytech Application Required One $1000 bursary is available annually to a full-time, first-year Indigenous student who has been denied Band funding for their post-secondary studies at the College. Those interested in being considered should submit a completed application, accompanied by a letter from their Band stating that they have been denied funding, as well as a short statement (paragraph) outlining their involvement in the Indigenous community. Selection will be based on financial need and community involvement. Applicants for this bursary will also be considered for the Indigenous Student Bursary from Red River College. Application deadline is January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by Viterra Inc. to support First Nations, Inuit, or Metis students in their second year of Electrical Engineering Technology program at Red River College. One $500 scholarship is available annually for each intake to an Electrical Engineering Technology program student. Deadline for applications for fall intake is October 15 and for winter intake is March 15. Recipient selection will be based on academic achievement. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Two awards, valued at $500 each, will be presented annually to Permanent Resident students who have successfully completed any of the College’s English as an Additional Language programs. Recipients will be selected by program faculty. Selection will be based on academic excellence reflected by competency in all aspects of language development (reading, writing, speaking and listening). Automatic Selection Two awards, valued at $250 each, will be presented to Permanent Resident students who have successfully completed any of the College's English as an Additional Language programs. Recipients will be selected by program faculty. Preference will be given to students who have a background, or have demonstrated a particular interest, in the field of Information Technology. General RRC Polytech Application Required Two bursaries valued at $750 each are available to students who have attended a minimum of four courses, achieved a minimum 75% average in their final term and graduated from a Red River College Adult Learning Centre, who are continuing their education at Red River College. The bursaries are intended to assist with program fees for a certificate, diploma or degree program at the College and, as such, will be applied directly to those fees. Students, whose fees are being covered by a sponsoring agency, will be eligible to receive the bursary to assist with other related costs. Selection will be based on academic achievement and financial need. Applications should be submitted to the Student Service Centre. Deadline for applications is October 15. Automatic Selection Two $500 awards will be presented to graduating International Students who were enrolled full-time in an Applied Commerce & Management Education program . One will be awarded to a student who has graduated from Business Administration, and the other will be awarded to a student who has graduated from Applied Accounting or Commerce, Industry Sales and Marketing. Recipient selection will be based on outstanding academic achievement. General RRC Polytech Application Required Awards of $750 each are available annually, to students enrolled in the final term of the first year of an Applied Computer Education diploma program. Applications must include a letter of reference from an instructor and a grade report. Financial need may be considered. Applications deadline is December 30th and April 30th. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Awards of $1250 will be presented annually, each spring, to students enrolled in an Applied Computer Education program (first or second year). Applications must be accompanied by a letter of recommendation from an instructor, a grade report and an essay. The essay should describe their experience in the program, their career aspirations, and include examples of class leadership. Academic achievement will also be considered. Application deadline is April 30th. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Awards of $1000 will be awarded to students enrolled in their second year of the Business Information Technology or Business Technology Management programs, who show leadership in the College or community. Applications must be accompanied by an essay describing (with examples) their leadership qualities in their family, College and community. Also required are letters of recommendation from an RRC instructor and a member of the community. Application deadline is April 30th. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Awards of $1000 each will be presented annually, to students graduating from an Applied Computer Education diploma program, on the basis of outstanding academic achievement, and their contribution to the department. Recipients will be automatically selected for each academic term by ACE instructor nomination. Awards will be distributed after November 30th and March 30th. General RRC Polytech Application Required Awards of $1000 each will be presented annually, each spring, to second-year students from an Applied Computer Education diploma programs. The purpose of this award is to recognize innovative achievement or research, including the process of discovery, and creation or conception of the innovation or research. Applications must be accompanied by an essay describing your unique idea or research project, that helps the community in a positive way, and how you have implemented the idea. Application deadline is April 30th. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One bursary valued at a minimum of $1000, to be paid towards the program fees for their next year of the program, will be awarded annually to an Indigenous student enrolled in the first year of Business Administration. Selection criteria include satisfactory academic progress (minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00), demonstrated financial need, community involvement and mentorship qualities. Applicants must submit, along with their application form, a resume with a specific focus on their community involvement. Deadline for applications is March 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Two $500 awards will be presented annually to students in the second year of the Business Information Technology programs based on outstanding academic achievement in the first year of the program. One award will be presented for each class start date. Automatic Selection Two awards valued at $750 and $500 will be presented annually, in each major of the Business Administration program, to graduating full-time students, based on outstanding academic achievement. General RRC Polytech Application Required $2500 awards are available annually to students who will be entering their final year of the following programs: Business Administration, Business Information Technology/Business Technology Management or Creative Communications. Students will apply prior to the end of their first year of studies. Criteria include financial need and a strong academic record (minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00), as well as volunteerism/community involvement. An essay or letter outlining volunteerism/community involvement must accompany the application form. Awards will be paid to program fees for the upcoming year. Students who are funded for their program fees by a third party agency will not be eligible to receive the award. Application deadline is March 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection A $1000 scholarship has been established for the Information Security program at Red River College, by Castellan Information Security Services Inc. (“Castellan” www.CastellanInformationSecurity.com) a Canadian corporation headquartered in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Castellan is an end-to-end provider of Information Security Services, Products, and Personnel. Castellan’s purpose is to empower our clients to protect their information in all forms (physical and digital) against internal and external threats. Castellan’s mission is to be trained and trusted partner for our clients to successfully protect their most valuable asset – information. This scholarship supports excellence and the hard work of students and will support a student who is building their career to benefit this rapidly growing industry. The recipient will be selected by the faculty based on academic excellence throughout the program and will be awarded during the fourth term of the program. General RRC Polytech Application Required This awards program was established by the Winnipeg Chapter of the Chartered Life Underwriters and Chartered Financial Consultants when their association disbanded. Two awards of $1000 each will be available annually to students in the second year of Business Administration. Criteria will include a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00 and demonstrated financial need. Deadline for applications is October 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by her family in memory of Deanna Marie Thomas, daughter of two former Red River College students, two awards of $500 each will be presented annually to students with dependent children. Applications will be accepted from students with demonstrated financial need enrolled in the Business Information Technology, Graphic Design or Business Administration programs who have completed at least one semester and have attained a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5. First consideration will be given to those enrolled in the Business Information Technology or Graphic Design programs. Application forms should be submitted to the Student Service Centre and will be accepted from December 15 until January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection A $500 scholarship will be presented annually to a full-time student who is graduating from the Applied Accounting program based on outstanding academic achievement. Automatic Selection Awards of $1000 each will be presented to students, enrolled in Work Integrated Learning in an Applied Computer Education (ACE) diploma program, who demonstrated exemplary work ethic, helped others, and showed leadership. Recipients will be automatically selected for each academic term by the ACE Work Integrated Learning Committee. General RRC Polytech Application Required One award, valued at $500, is available to a student enrolled full-time in the second-year of the Business Administration program, majoring in Marketing. Applicants must have maintained a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00. Selection will be based on academic achievement and volunteer involvement in the community or at RRC. Those interested in being considered should submit an application form accompanied by a one-page statement describing their volunteer activities. Deadline for applications is September 30th. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One $1000 award, established by the Centre for International Education and Global Partnerships department at Red River College, is available annually to International students who have graduated from one of the following RRC programs: Business Administration, Business Information Technology, Business Technology Management or Social Innovation and Community Development and intend to start a business in Manitoba. Eligible applicants will have been enrolled full-time as an International student, graduated within the previous twelve months, developed a business plan and intend to start a business in Manitoba. The application form should be accompanied by a business plan. The award will be available until 2024. Application deadline is October 15, annually. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Established by Frontier Supply Chain Solutions, Inc., a scholarship valued at $500 is available annually to an International Business student (fall term entry) who has successfully completed the first term of the program. The successful candidate will have achieved a minimum 4.00 GPA in first term, including a minimum grade of A in the International Logistics course. General RRC Polytech Application Required Removing barriers to post-secondary education from enrollment to graduation, the Gary Coleman Award will support two students who:• Graduated in the previous 24 months from one of the Inner City High Schools (Argyle Alternative High School, Children of the Earth High School, Daniel McIntyre Collegiate, Gordon Bell High School, R. B. Russell Vocational High School, Sisler High School, St. John’s High School, Technical Vocational High School); and • Have been accepted into one of three Red River College programs: Business Administration, Business Information Technology or Business Technology Management. This award will cover tuition, program fees and books and supplies required for successful completion of the program (no cash will be provided to the student). Students receiving other tuition funding need to specify this on their application so that the amount of the award may be adjusted accordingly. Students fully funded by private or public sources will not be eligible for the award. Selection will be based on financial need and the content of the reference letter and essay. Preference may be given to applicants who have demonstrated community /school involvement. To be eligible applicants are required to submit: • Complete high school transcripts• Proof of acceptance/conditional acceptance as full time student to one of the eligible programs• General RRC Awards application form with financial need section completed• Documentation to support financial application: Income Tax Notice of Assessment form from the previous tax year from a parent/guardian; or from the applicant (if applicant no longer lives with his/her parents). If, due to your family situation, tax forms cannot be obtained, please provide an explanation of the situation in your essay. • Reference letter from a school counselor, community leader, teacher, school principal, specifically addressing this statement: The qualified candidate is smart, ambitious and has a career dream. Financial challenges are the main barrier to fulfilment of this dream. Please describe how, in your experience, this applicant fits these criteria. • An essay, based on the following statement: I have ambition, and a dream to become a successful professional. With financial assistance, I will be able to achieve great things in my program at Red River College, and into my career. In 1-2 pages, please describe your motivation and ambition, and why your talent makes you an ideal candidate for this award. • Reference letter confirming community/school involvement, if applicable. • A Release of Information in order to communicate the award recipient name to the donor. The Award shall be renewable by award recipient, for use in subsequent years/semesters of study at RRC, provided the Award recipient continues to be enrolled full-time in the original program of study at the College and achieves a minimum 3.0 GPA. For students commencing their studies in the fall term, the application deadline is the first Friday of July. For students commencing their studies in the winter term, the application deadline is November 30th. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to connect with the Student Awards and Financial Aid office 204-632-3979. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection A $1000 award has been established by the Centre for International Education and Global Partnerships at Red River College, and will be available annually until the 2024/25 academic year. The award will be presented annually to the full-time international student, enrolled in the Social Innovation and Community Development diploma program, who achieves the highest GPA at the end of the first year of the program. The award funds will be applied to the program fees for the second year of the program. Automatic Selection Established in memory of Henry Penner, an instructor in the Information Systems Technology program, one award valued at a $400 will be presented annually. The recipient will be a full-time student entering the second year of the Business Information Technology program who is actively pursuing their Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification. Selection will be determined by the program faculty. General RRC Polytech Application Required One award valued at $1000 is available to a full-time Commerce/Industry Sales and Marketing student. Applicants must have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA in the first term and have demonstrated financial need. Applications should be submitted to the Student Service Centre by the annual deadline date of January 31. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection A $2,500 award has been established by Informanix, a leading Information Technology company that provides unparalleled excellence across an array of industries. Informanix was founded in 2013 by senior Information Technology professionals. Informanix has quickly established itself as an industry leader in Western Canada. The award will be presented to an Information Security student. The recipient will be an IT visionary, who is living, breathing, and inspired by technology, and keen on implementing technology efficiencies through innovation, optimization, and flexibility. They will also have career aspirations of becoming a future IT Security Architect. Faculty will select a student, who has presented the above qualities during the entire program, as the recipient. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $2,500 award has been established by Iron Spear, a niche cyber security consulting firm. The award is available to domestic students who have completed the first term of the Information Security or Business Information Technology programs, and achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA. Preference will be given to Indigenous and/or female candidates, but all are encouraged to apply. The award funds will be disbursed in two parts; $1500 will be awarded at the time of selection; the remainder will be awarded at the beginning of the second year of the program, once enrolment is completed. Selection criteria will include academic progress and financial need. The application deadline is January 15th. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Specific Application Manitoba Hydro offers a number of awards, bursaries and scholarships to Red River College students who are of Indigenous ancestry or members of employment equity designated groups (women, Indigenous people, members of visible minority groups, and persons with disabilities). A complete list including eligibility criteria, deadline dates, and application forms are available from their website https://www.hydro.mb.ca/careers/students/award_scholarship_bursary/ . Manitoba Hydro reviews all applications and selects the recipients. Those selected are generally notified by early December. Completed application forms should be submitted directly to Manitoba Hydro by the indicated deadline date (October 1 in most cases). General RRC Polytech Application Required Established jointly by the Manitoba Metis Federation and Vickar Community Chevrolet, three $1000 awards are available annually to full-time Metis students. Eligible applicants will be enrolled in one of the following programs at RRC Polytech: Automotive Technician (Certificate); Automotive Technician (Diploma); Collision Repair & Refinishing; Introduction to Trades (Automotive); Business Administration; or Commerce, Industry Sales and Marketing. There are two applications that must be submitted: 1. the Louis Riel Bursary application is available from Louis Riel Institute Vickar Award Application and must be submitted to the Louis Riel Institute (contact information is included on page 1 of the form); 2. the General RRC Polytech Application for Awards, Bursaries and Scholarships (link above) should be submitted by email to . Only applicants who have submitted both applications will be eligible for consideration. The application submitted to RRC Polytech should be accompanied by a letter of recommendation from an instructor, employer or high school teacher or other reference, that attests to at least one of the following: team work in the classroom or on the job; leadership or volunteer experience in the community; or strong work ethic/commitment to learning, as well as a one-page (maximum) narrative about the applicant, including career goals, plans for the future, and how this award would make a difference to you. Deadline for applications is October 15. Automatic Selection This award was created by his family, in memory of Matthew Matczuk, a Business Administration student at the time of his passing. An annual award valued at a minmum of $400, will be presented to a second-year Business Administration student who is majoring in Marketing. Business Administration faculty will select the recipient, who will have demonstrated their ability to motivate fellow students, and encourage them to become the best that they can be; characteristics that helped define the kind of person Matthew was. Automatic Selection A $250 award will be presented annually by the Manitoba/Nunavut Chapter of the Canadian Health Information Management Association to the student enrolled in the Health Information Management program with the highest overall standing. The recipient must be a member of the MBNU Chapter of CHIMA. Automatic Selection An award of $500 will be presented annually to the Health Information Management student who has achieved the highest overall GPA in Year 1 and Year 2. General RRC Polytech Application Required This award was established by family and friends in memory of Norm Konowalchuk, a longtime employee of Red River College. A minimum of one $1200 award will be available annually to a second-year Business Administration student enrolled in the final semester, who has attained a minimum 3.50 GPA in term 3, and intends to pursue a university degree and/or professional designation upon receiving their Business Administration diploma. Eligible applicants will have demonstrated volunteerism and leadership, as well as commitment to Red River College, the community and life-long learning. Application forms should be accompanied by a one-page essay outlining the applicant's career aspirations, community activity and suitability for the award (an indication of how this award would make a difference to them and their plans may also be included); a letter of reference from a Business Administration instructor, commenting on the applicant’s degree of commitment and enthusiasm for life-long learning and; a letter of reference related to the applicant's volunteerism, leadership and commitment to the community. Financial need is a secondary consideration; applicants may choose to complete the financial section of the application and/or include information pertaining to their financial situation in their essay. The award funds will be issued directly to registration fees for a university program and/or professional designation classes, upon confirmation of registration by the recipient. Application deadline is March 31st. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Two awards valued at $1000 each, provided by the North West Company, will be awarded annually to deserving Indigenous students enrolled in the second year of Business Administration. Eligible applicants will have achieved a minimum 2.5 GPA in each previous semester and demonstrate financial need. The application deadline is October 15. The award funds will be applied first to program fees for the year, with any surplus being disbursed to the recipient. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One $1000 award is available for a student enrolled full-time in the second-year of the Business Administration program. Recipients will have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA, demonstrated volunteer activity in the community and displayed a strong work ethic in class. Applications should be accompanied by a one-page statement describing career aspirations and volunteer activity in the community, as well as a reference letter from an instructor attesting to a strong work ethic in class. Application deadline is September 30. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Two $1000 awards (one for each start date) are available for students enrolled full-time in Term 3 (second-year) of the Business Information Technology program. Recipients will have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA, demonstrated volunteer activity in the community and displayed a strong work ethic in class. Applications should be accompanied by a one-page statement describing career aspirations and volunteer activity in the community, as well as a reference letter from an instructor attesting to a strong work ethic in class. Application deadlines are September 30 (for fall term) and January 31 (for winter term). Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One award of $2500 has been established by Payworks, a leading expert in the field of total workforce management solutions, providing cloud-based Payroll, Human Resources, Employee Time, and Absence Management to businesses across Canada. This entrance award will be presented to one Red River College student with a record of a community involvement who is pursuing studies in Business or Computer and Information Systems Technology (Business Administration, Business Information Technology or Business Technology Management ) with preference to students from Manitoba or members of the First Nations status/non-status, Inuit or Métis communities. To be considered please submit your application, accompanied by a short paragraph outlining volunteer involvement, by the application deadline of September 15th. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required This award was established by his family in memory of Peter Nykoluk, a Business Administration student at the College at the time of his accidental death. A minimum of four awards valued at a minimum $1000 each will be awarded annually. Applications will be accepted by students enrolled in the following programs: Business Administration, Business Administration Integrated, Applied Accounting or Commerce/Industry Sales and Marketing. Criteria include satisfactory academic progress and financial need. Application forms should be submitted to the Student Service Centre and will be accepted from December 15 until January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Two $500 awards, one of which is to be awarded to an Indigenous student, are available annually to students enrolled in the full-time Legal Assistant certificate program at Red River College. Selection criteria will include: suitability for employment at Pitblado; prior background in work, school, volunteer and other activities; academic performance; and employability skills. Students interested in being considered should submit an application form (financial information is not required) along with a resumé, and a one-page statement detailing: why you would like to work for Pitblado LPP as an LAA; qualities and abilities which make you suitable for a position there; long-term career aspirations; and commitment to lifelong learning. The deadline for applications is February 28th. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Specific Application Students entering or continuing in the Business Administration program at Red River College are eligible to be considered for a scholarship of $1000. Applicants must provide proof of successful completion of last level of education, acceptance to the program, and submit a letter of reference and an essay. Further information is available from the Red River Exhibition website (http://www.redriverex.com/business-scholarship/). Deadline for applications is 4:30 p.m., the second Friday in May each year. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award is available annually to a full-time (60% course load) Commerce, Industry and Marketing student. To be eligible, applicants must be a Manitoba resident and Canadian citizen, and have achieved a minimum 2.50 GPA in the first semester of the program. Selection will be based on financial need. Application deadline is January 31. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award is available annually to a full-time (60% course load) first-year Business Information Technology student. To be eligible, applicants must be a Manitoba resident and Canadian citizen, and have achieved a minimum 2.50 GPA in the first semester of the program, if currently enrolled in the second semester; or 60% in Grade 12, if currently enrolled in the first semester. Selection will be based on financial need. Application deadline is January 31. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award is available annually to a full-time (60% course load) second-year Business Information Technology student. To be eligible, applicants must be a Manitoba resident and Canadian citizen, and have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA. Selection will be based on financial need. Application deadline is January 31. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection An award of $300 is available annually to a Health Information Management student. In Year 1, it will be awarded to the student with the highest mark in the 1st year coding course. In Year 2, it will be awarded to the student with the highest cumulative mark over the two 2nd year coding courses. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award has been established by Stu and Heather Charles, both of whom are Distinguished RRC Graduates, to support a student entering the Business Information Technology program at RRC. “Red River College is where it all started for us,” says Heather. “It was a place that gave us our first opportunity to enter into a new and emerging field and meet 75 like-minded people who were interested in learning more about computers. After graduating, both Stu and Heather went on to successful careers, rising through the ranks of the IT field while serving as longstanding members of the College’s advisory committees, and establishing paid co-op opportunities for students at their places of work. Stu spent the last 17 years as Chief Information Officer at the Workers Compensation Board and is currently a member of the RRC Board of Governors. Heather’s career includes HR experience and application development at Manitoba Public Insurance, and as manager of the project management career centre and software developers career centre at Great-West Life. Today Stu and Heather are passionate to give back and support the program and school that gave them so much by creating an opportunity for future professionals. This award is available to a Grade 12 graduate who, in the year following their graduation, is entering the Business Information Technology program at RRC. Eligible applicants must be admitted to the Business Information Technology program as of the application deadline. Recipient selection will be based on high school average and financial need. Preference will be given to a female applicant. Application deadline is September 15th. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Awards valued at $1250 each are available annually to full-time students enrolled in the second year of Business Administration, Business Information Technology, or Business Technology Management. Eligible applicants will have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA in each previous semester. The selection of recipients will be based on financial need and academic progress. Application forms should be submitted to one of the Student Service Centres. Deadline for applications is September 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A $500 award is presented annually to a female student who has completed the first year of Business Administration. Selection criteria include academic progress and an indication of plans for her future business as presented in a 250-word essay. Application forms accompanied by the required essay should be submitted by email to and will be accepted from September 15 – October 15. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award established by Wynward Insurance Group is available to a student attending the Property and Casualty Insurance program at RRC. The eligible candidate will have demonstrated financial need. Applications should be accompanied by a one page statement outlining reasons for choosing the insurance field, as well as how receiving this award would make a difference. Applications should be submitted to the Student Service Centre. Deadline for applications is April 30 General RRC Polytech Application Required This award was established by Flávio Raphael to cherish the memory of his nephew Yuri, who had a very short life, but made a significant impact on all people who knew him. His love, laughter, and energy served as a motivation for this award. The award is available to assist an international student, entering the second year of the Business Administration program at Red River College, who is inspired by education, and displays no fear in experiencing change by making Canada their new home, and Red River their knowledge hub. To be considered for the award, applicants must be an International Student must have a dependent in Canada, and have achieved a high academic standing. Those interested in being considered should submit a general application form, along with a statement outlining their family and financial situation. The application deadline is January 15th. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Established by her family in memory of Anne Grape, a much loved faculty member of the Early Childhood Education Program. This award is based on the faculty nomination of a student in the Early Childhood Education Workplace Program who is in their graduating term. Two awards will be presented to students annually; one at the end of the fall term and the other at the end of the winter term. The successful recipient will have displayed the same qualities and standards exhibited by Anne Grape; determination, child focused practice and an overall nurturing and kind-hearted approach in their work with children and families. Anne was a woman who genuinely cared about the well-being and success of the students she had the opportunity to mentor during her time working at Red River College. General RRC Polytech Application Required An award in memory of Mr. Arnold Bobby Ramrattan was developed by family and friends in support of education and students at Red River College. Education was a top priority for Mr. Ramrattan, he was considered a pioneer for Continuing Education in Manitoba and played a significant role in adult training for Economic Development of Manitoba through the development of the FRED project (Fund for Rural Economic Development). Bob believed in life-long learning, the importance of accessible education and a strong commitment to community. His legacy will be carried forward through the Bob Ramrattan Memorial Award for Community Services Students. One minimum $500 award will be available annually to a student enrolled in the second year of studies in one of the Community Services programs: Child and Youth Care, Early Childhood Education, and Disability and Community Support. Selection criteria will include financial need and community involvement. Completed application forms should be accompanied by a reference letter outlining community involvement. Preference may be given to a First Nations or New Canadian (Permanent Resident or Protected Person) students; applicants should indicate their eligibility in this regard on the application form. The application deadline is January 31. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award is available annually to a student enrolled in one of the following programs: Child and Youth Care; Disability and Community Support; Early Childhood Education; or Early Childhood Education (Workplace). The recipient will be a student who has a disability (physical, mental, or documented learning disability, or a visual or hearing impairment), whose request for disability-related accommodations and/or supports from Student Accessibility Services at Red River College, has been approved. A letter from the applicant's counsellor indicating approval for these accommodations/supports should accompany the application. Also required is a one-page statement/letter documenting the applicant's involvement in the community, as well as an outline of their short and long term goals. Deadline for applications is January 31. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection This award is presented to a graduating Child and Youth Care (CYC) student member who has demonstrated a strong dedication to their profession through their active employment as a CYC practitioner during their last year of studies. Their commitment to their professional growth and development is further illustrated by outstanding attendance and participation in their classes. Automatic Selection Established by Dale and Barbara Kendel, one award valued at $500, will be awarded to a full time student in the final term (4th term) of the Disability and Community Support Program. The successful candidate should show good promise, passion and interest in a career in the field of intellectual disabilities; solid academic performance; and positive practicum performance. Recipient selection will be made by faculty of the program at the beginning of the winter term. General RRC Polytech Application Required Through The Winnipeg Foundation, a minimum $600 bursary will be awarded annually to a student enrolled in the second year of the Disability and Community Support program. who has completed the Term 3 Practicum - Education course. A letter of reference from a parent of a special needs child or a positive practicum for the Term 3 Practicum - Education course should also be included. Deadline for applications is February 28, 2022. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Dawne MacKay-Chiddenton was a dedicated Child and Youth Care Practitioner who worked in the field for over 20 years and was a strong advocate and fierce voice for vulnerable youth in Winnipeg. Dawne was a key player nationally in the ongoing development of training and education for the CYC Professional. Dawne was a mentor for numerous students in developing their child and youth care practice. This $1000 award is dedicated to support the second year Child and Youth Care student who has demonstrated a passion for their work as a Child and Youth Care Practitioner. Recipient selection will be based on instructor’s observation. Specific Application This award is presented to an Indigenous student graduating from the Child and Youth Care program. The recipient will have demonstrated a high level of achievement in academic courses and all field placements, a strong commitment to the Child and Youth Care field and a desire to assist in improving the quality of life for Indigenous children and youth. Application information/form is available from the Academic Coordinator, Child and Youth Care, Room A315. Application deadline is April 15. Automatic Selection This scholarship was established by the Manitoba Child Care Association (MCCA) in memory of Dr. Gretta Brown and her distinguished contributions to the child care field. Dr. Brown’s lifelong commitment and work forms the basis of the best child care standards in Canada. She led the establishment of the Child Care Services Diploma Program (Early Childhood Education Program (at RRC). A cash award will be made annually to an ECE student who is a member of the MCCA, who upon beginning the second year of her/his studies has demonstrated professionalism and leadership, qualities that Gretta upheld in her long and distinguished career. General RRC Polytech Application Required Up to four annual cash awards of up to $750 each will be presented to returning second year students, with a full-time course load (60%), in the Early Childhood Education Diploma Programs, at any campus. Two awards are available to students in the Early Childhood Education program and two to students in the Early Childhood Education Workplace program. To be considered, submit a General RRC Application (Page 1 and signature only, accompanied by a Practicum Feedback Form and a typed response to the question, "How do you see yourself contributing to children and families after graduation and how will this award help you to meet your goals?" (maximum 2 double-spaced pages). Academic progress will also be considered. Completed applications should be submitted by email to , by the annual deadline date of October 31. General RRC Polytech Application Required A cash award of up to $750 will be presented annually to an Early Childhood Education student who is returning to the second year of the program (Early Childhood Education or Early Childhood Education Workplace), at any campus. Recipients of the award must demonstrate an inquiring, reflective approach to learning; willingness to go beyond the minimal requirements in academics and practicums; a loving, respectful commitment to children; and a dedication to the profession of early childhood education. To be considered, submit a General RRC Application (Page 1 and signature only). Applications should be accompanied by a one- to two-page, double-spaced, typed letter, stating how you meet the conditions of the award. Completed applications should be submitted by email to , by the annual deadline date of October 31. General RRC Polytech Application Required A award valued at $1,000, will be awarded to a student after completion of the first year of the Disability and Community Support program. Criteria to be considered in the selection include academic responsibility and capability, positive practicum performance and demonstrated leadership qualities. Students interested in being considered should submit an application form along with a letter outlining how they meet the criteria for this award. Deadline for applications is October 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by the family of Irene Stratford, an annual cash award valued at $750 will be presented to a student returning for the second year of the Early Childhood Education program, with a full-time course load (60%), at any campus, who has demonstrated both academic skill and a natural nurturing care for children. Financial need will also be considered. To be considered, submit a General RRC Application, accompanied by a Practicum Feedback Form and a letter stating how they meet the criteria for this award. Academic progress will also be considered. Completed applications should be submitted by email to , by the annual deadline date of October 31. Automatic Selection Established to honour the memory of Jason Mueller who graduated from the Disability and Community Support Diploma Program in 2003. This award is intended to honour his spirit by recognizing a student each year who has been able to maintain a positive and energetic approach to their work and others in spite of adversity. A award valued at $1000 will be presented annually to a student graduating from the Disability & Community Support program, as selected by the program faculty. If there is not a suitable recipient graduating from the diploma student, the award may be presented to a student graduating from the one-year certificate program. Specific Application The recipient will be a graduating Child and Youth Care student who has demonstrated the following: initiative and leadership qualities, an enthusiasm for learning reflected in academic achievement, a high level of ability in all practicum sites, and the attributes indicative of a positive role-model for children and youth for future child and youth care practitioners. Application information/form is available from the Academic Coordinator, Child and Youth Care, Room A315. Application deadline is April 15. Specific Application This award is presented to a graduating Child and Youth Care student who has demonstrated a commitment to the Child and Youth Care field. The recipient will have demonstrated further commitment to the profession through volunteering in a school, agency or organization that provides services for at-risk children and youth. Application information/form is available from the Academic Coordinator, Child and Youth Care, Room A315. Application deadline is April 15. Specific Application A field placement award will be presented to a graduate of the Child and Youth Care Diploma program. The recipient will have demonstrated a high degree of achievement in field placements and a sincere dedication to a career in Child and Youth Care. Application information/form is available from the Academic Coordinator, Child and Youth Care, Room A315. Application deadline is April 15. Specific Application This award is presented to a graduating Child and Youth Care student who demonstrates a belief in the inherent value of individuals, has a strengths-based approach to working with young people and their families, and who plans to work in a residential/group placement setting. Application information/form is available from the Academic Coordinator, Child and Youth Care, Room A315. Application deadline is April 15. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by Manitoba Association of Visual Language Interpreters (MAVLI), an award of up to $500 award is available to a first year student enrolled in the ASL - English Interpretation program at Red River College. To be eligible, applicants must be a member of MAVLI and a full- time student. Selection will be based on academic standing, and involvement in MAVLI, the interpreting community, Deaf community and the community at large. Information pertaining to involvement as noted above should be outlined in a one-page statement which must accompany the application. A Red River College transcript must also be included. Deadline for applications is February 15th. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Up to two annual awards, valued at up to $750 each, will be presented to men enrolled in the first year of the Early Childhood Education or Early Childhood Education Workplace Programs, at any campus, with a full-time course load (60%). This award has been established to recognize the importance of men in ECE, to honour men who have chosen ECE, and ultimately support growing numbers of men in ECE. Selection is based on academic achievement and contribution to Early Learning and Child Care. To be considered, submit a General RRC Application (Page 1 and signature only, accompanied by a one-page typed response to the following question, “How will you contribute to ECE and how will this award help you meet those goals?” Completed applications should be submitted by email to , by the annual deadline date of April 5. Specific Application An award valued at a minimum of $1000 is available for a full-time student, who is a parent, enrolled in the first year of the Child and Youth Care program at Red River College. Applicants will have attained a minimum GPA of 3.00 and have had a strong first practicum. Those interested in being considered should submit an application accompanied by a letter describing how their practicum experience has affected their desire to work in the field, as well as a letter of support from their practicum supervisor. Application information/form is available from the Academic Coordinator, Child and Youth Care, Room A315. Application deadline is April 15. General RRC Polytech Application Required An award valued at a minimum of $1000 is available for a full-time student, who is a parent, enrolled in the first year of the Disability and Community Support program at Red River College. Applicants will have attained a minimum GPA of 3.00 and have had a strong first practicum. Those interested in being considered should submit an application, accompanied by a letter describing how their training has affected their desire to work in the field, as well as a positive practicum or disability sector employer evaluation. Deadline for applications is February 28, 2022. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Awards, valued at a minimum of $1000 each, are available to full-time students (minimum 60% course load), who are parents, enrolled in the second year of an Early Childhood Education program: Early Childhood Education or Early Childhood Education Workplace, at any campus. One award will be available in each program. Applicants will have attained a minimum GPA of 3.00 and have had a strong first practicum. ECE students interested in being considered should submit a General RRC Application (Page 1 and signature only), accompanied by a Practicum Feedback Form and a one-page typed letter describing how their training has affected their desire to work in the field. Completed applications should be submitted by email to , by the annual deadline date of October 31. Specific Application The New Directions for Children, Youth and Families Award is for an individual in the Child and Youth Care program who demonstrates the value of respect in his or her work with children, their families and communities as well as colleagues in class and field placements. Application information/form is available from the Academic Coordinator, Child and Youth Care, Room A315. Application deadline is April 15. General RRC Polytech Application Required Up to two annual cash awards, up to $1000 each, are presented to Indigenous students enrolled in the Early Childhood Education or Early Childhood Education Workplace program; one to a first-year student and one to a second-year student. Criteria include academic achievement and service to Indigenous children and families. Submit General RRC Application (Page 1 and signature only), accompanied by a one- to two-page typed, response to the question: 'As an Indigenous student studying ECE, how do you see yourself contributing to the health and well-being of children in the future?' Completed applications should be submitted by email to , by April 5. Automatic Selection This award was established by Elmwood Day Nursery in memory of Pat Lucki, a Child Care Services graduate of the College. A $750 award along with a certificate will be presented annually to a graduating student in the full-time Early Childhood Education Diploma Program (formerly Child Care Services) based on personal characteristics exhibited by Pat such as enthusiasm, love, thoughtfulness and dedication to children, as recommended by the faculty of the Early Childhood Education Full Time program. General RRC Polytech Application Required Ross A. Johnston, a retired Provincial Court Judge who recognized the importance of child and family supports provided through social services, established an award program to assist students enrolled in the second year of the Child and Youth Care program. A minimum of one award valued at a minimum of $1000 will be available annually. Preference will be given to Indigenous applicants. Criteria will include satisfactory academic progress (minimum GPA of 2.50 in each first year term) and financial need. Applications should be accompanied by a one-page essay discussing the role of the child and youth care professional in supporting children, youth and families. Deadline for applications is October 15. Completed applications and essay should be forwarded to . Specific Application This award is presented to an Indigenous student in the Child and Youth Care program who has successfully completed the first year of study. The student will be returning to complete year two of the program in the fall. The recipient will have demonstrated the MYS values of compassion, community, and well-being. In upholding those values, they are creating a person-centred professional practice that supports opportunities to strengthen and empower the youth and families they walk along side. Those interested in being considered should submit an application accompanied by a letter describing how their first year has prepared them for working with youth and families in the context of group care. Completed application should be forwarded by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One bursary valued at $750 is available to a student who has graduated from the Youth Recreation Activity Worker program, having achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA, and is continuing their studies in the Child and Youth Care diploma program at Red River College. The bursary is intended to assist with program fees for the Child and Youth Care program and, as such, will be applied directly to those fees. Students, whose fees are being covered by a sponsoring agency, will be eligible to receive the bursary to assist with other related costs. Selection will be based on academic achievement and financial need. Applications should be submitted to the Student Service Centre. Deadline for applications is October 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One award, valued at $2000 is available annually to students who have successfully completed the Field Placement 1 course in the Library and Information Technology program and have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA. Students should submit a general application form accompanied by a statement outlining volunteer work in the community and/or Library community, as well as a letter of reference supporting the applicants' volunteer activity. The deadline for applications is October 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Please click here to learn more about Betty Andrich and the establishment of the awards. Automatic Selection One $1000 scholarship will be awarded to a student graduating from the Library and Information Technology program who has achieved the highest cumulative achievement in Reference courses (minimum grade of A in these courses). Please click here to learn more about Betty Andrich and the establishment of the awards. General RRC Polytech Application Required One award, valued at $2000 is available to students enrolled in the Library and Information Technology program, who have successfully completed a minimum of six courses, for whom the decision to attend Red River College comes after a break or interruption in the continuity of school or employment. Recipients will have demonstrated interest in volunteerism. Students should submit a general application form accompanied by a statement indicating why they have chosen to make the transition to this program as well as outlining volunteer work. A letter of reference supporting the applicants' volunteer activity should also be included. The deadline for applications is October 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Please click here to learn more about Betty Andrich and the establishment of the awards. Automatic Selection In recognition of the service of long-time LIT cataloguing instructor Brian Rountree, in honour of his retirement, the Library and Information Technology Endowment Award has been renamed. An award of $1000 will be presented to the graduating student with the highest cumulative achievement in the Cataloguing courses. General RRC Polytech Application Required An award valued at $500 has been established by Continuing Education staff members, and is available to any part time continuing education student with demonstrated financial need. The eligible candidate should submit a general application form, along with a short statement outlining how this award will make a difference. The award will be applied to the cost of an upcoming Continuing Education course. The application deadline is November 15th. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award has been established to honour the memory of former Evening Program Supervisor, Gervin Alexander Dobbin. The award is available annually and is presented during the fall term to a part-time evening/Saturday program student who is a single parent with a financial need and who is currently registered in a Continuing Education program. Application deadline is October 1. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required This award was created by his family, in memory of Karel Van Helden, a former instructor for the Power Engineering Fourth Class courses in the School of Continuing Education at Red River College. Awards totaling a minimum of $1000 will be available annually. Eligible applicants will be enrolled in one of the following programs/courses: Power Engineering Fourth Class Part A course within the School of Continuing Education, the full-time Power Engineering Technology (4th Class) program or the Power Engineering Technology diploma program. The award is intended to assist the recipient with the cost of their studies and, as such, will be applied as a payment to the course/program fees for the academic year. If payment has already been made, the award recipient(s) will be reimbursed an amount equal to the award amount. Students interested in being considered for this award should submit an application form accompanied by a letter, in which they describe how receiving this award will make a difference to them. Selection will be based on financial need and evidence of a strong work ethic; a recommendation letter from an instructor, focused on work ethic in the classroom, should accompany this application. Although preference will be given to students with dependent children, all are encouraged to apply. Deadline for applications is December 15. Completed applications should be sent to . Automatic Selection The Manitoba Library Association presents a $500 award to a graduating student in the Library and Information Technology program who has demonstrated academic excellence and career promise. The recipient’s achievement is also honoured on a plaque displayed in the Library at the College. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award has been created by the late Ramon Zelech to honour the memory of his mother, Marylla van Ginkel. Marylla was a premiere ladies dress designer whose fashion design education began in Poland, and was pursued further at a reputable Fashion Academy in New York during the 1940s. This award is available to an Apparel Design student whose passion is to develop a career in this industry. The successful candidate will have completed three courses from the Apparel Design program at Red River College with minimum 3.0 GPA. The application should be accompanied by a short paragraph outlining the applicant’s career goals. The application deadline in Jan 15th. Automatic Selection Several years ago, a committee called Minerva SAFE Manitoba was established with a mandate to introduce and strengthen safety content into existing post-secondary curricula. From funding secured through the Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba, Research & Workplace Innovation Program and then matched by Manitoba Scholarship & Bursary Initiative, Minerva award fund at Red River College. Safety is a people business and it’s no surprise that those who become most successful do so because they are leaders. From the Minerva endowment fund, Red River College annually awards $750 to a student leader that emerges from the full-time Occupational Safety and Health Certificate program. Students will be asked to nominate two of their fellow students based on the following criteria: commitment to Safety & Health, leadership, positive work ethic, supportive of others: positive attitude and behavior, desire for continuous improvement, academic performance and academic improvement. The top ranked students will then be considered by faculty and, including consideration of academic performance and improvement, a recipient will be selected. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by former Library and Information Technology instructor Pat Routledge, the recipient of this award is supportive of his or her classmates and displays a positive attitude. The recipient contributes to an encouraging teaching experience. Students who have successfully completed the Field Placement 1 course in the Library and Information Technology program and have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA, are eligible to be considered. Students should submit a general application form accompanied by a letter of reference from an instructor indicating how the student has demonstrated these attributes. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Two $500 awards, one of which is to be awarded to an Indigenous student, are available annually to students enrolled in the full-time Legal Assistant certificate program at Red River College. Selection criteria will include: suitability for employment at Pitblado; prior background in work, school, volunteer and other activities; academic performance; and employability skills. Students interested in being considered should submit an application form (financial information is not required) along with a resumé, and a one-page statement detailing: why you would like to work for Pitblado LPP as an LAA; qualities and abilities which make you suitable for a position there; long-term career aspirations; and commitment to lifelong learning. The deadline for applications is February 28th. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection A $500 scholarship will be awarded annually to a Continuing Education Project Management graduate based on the following criteria. 60% will be based on student academic performance and 40% will be based on demonstrated mentorship, professional ethics and leadership qualities. A selection committee will recommend a recipient to the Advisory Committee for endorsement. General RRC Polytech Application Required Five bursaries valued at $1000 each are available annually to full-time Red River College Polytechnic students who are enrolled in the following programs: Administrative Assistant; Business/Technology Teacher Education; Dental Assisting; Health Care Aide; Indigenous Language – Cree; Indigenous Language – Ojibwe; MRI and Spectroscopy; Paramedicine – Primary Care Paramedic; Pathway Business Creative Communications Digital Technology; Pharmaceutical and Food Manufacturing or Professional Photography. To be considered, students should submit an application form, accompanied by a letter describing their financial circumstances. Recipients will be selected based on financial needs. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award established by Wynward Insurance Group is available to a student attending the Property and Casualty Insurance program at RRC. The eligible candidate will have demonstrated financial need. Applications should be accompanied by a one page statement outlining reasons for choosing the insurance field, as well as how receiving this award would make a difference. Applications should be submitted to the Student Service Centre. Deadline for applications is April 30 Automatic Selection Created by the Advertising Association of Winnipeg, two $375 awards will be available annually. One will be presented to a first-year Creative Communications student pursuing a major in Advertising in 2nd year, and the other will be presented to a second-year Graphic Design student pursuing a Communication Design diploma. The selected students must have a minimum GPA of 3.5, have positive attitudes, show leadership, and support fellow classmates. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $500 bursary has been established in memory of Anrea Zaslov, graduate of the Creative Communications program at Red River College. Anrea had a true passion for writing, and she loved for her post-graduation role as a publisher and editor at Best Version Media. Her lifelong talent for bringing those she touched together was realized in the production and distribution of a monthly, community-driven magazine for the south Winnipeg community. This bursary is intended to assist a student entering second year Creative Communications, majoring in Journalism, to thrive in their studies, and ease the financial burden of the tuition cost. The qualified candidate will have a demonstrated financial need. Application deadline is March 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Two awards valued at $2000 each are available annually to full-time first-year students; one to a Creative Communications student and the other to a Digital Media Design student. To be eligible, applicants will have completed the first term of their program and have attained a minimum 3.00 GPA. Selection will be based on financial need. Those interested in being considered should submit a fully-completed application accompanied by a one-page statement indicating how this award will make a difference to them and their educational goals. Deadline for applications is March 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection This award was created by the Manitoba Society of Artists to honour the vast contributions of Barbara Cook Endres to the MSA over her lifetime, to perpetuate her memory, and to express gratitude for her abiding interest in supporting the continuance of the MSA mission of promoting and encouraging Manitoba’s visual artists. One $300 award will be presented bi-annually (beginning in 2013) to the Communication Design student, who has achieved the highest grade in the Visual Exploration course. The recipient will be selected by department faculty. Automatic Selection This award was established by family and friends of Bill Coward, who enjoyed a lifetime career in telecommunications. During his career, Bill became a mentor for many students at Red River College and helped them to become professionals in Media Production. This $1000 award is available to a Creative Communications student, in the final year of their studies, who is majoring in Media Production. The qualified candidate will have demonstrated determination, work ethic and dedication to the field. Preference may be given to someone who shows an interest in sports production. The selection will be made by the faculty selection committee Automatic Selection Established in honour of the retirement of Bob Brandson, Writing Supervisor for 24 years, at CHUM Radio. Bob was a graduate of the Creative Communications program at RRC, and made an immeasurable contribution to radio. A $1000 award will be presented annually to a first-year Creative Communications student who has chosen advertising as their major. The award will be paid to the recipient's second-year tuition. The recipient will have demonstrated raw talent for radio, creativity, willingness to assist fellow students, and the ability to lead by example. Automatic Selection A $1000 entrance award will be given annually by family and the department, to a Communication Design student based on the highest scoring entrance portfolio. The award will be paid directly to the program fees. Bruce Gillespie was an instructor in the Graphic Design program at Red River College from 1989 until his passing in 2008. Over the course of his two decades at RRC, he crossed paths with hundreds of aspiring graphic designers whose lives he touched as a teacher, mentor, big brother and friend. It was Bruce’s great passions for teaching, music, collecting and sharing that led some of his former students and colleagues to create the Bruce Gillespie Award, to honor his memory and his contribution to the program. General RRC Polytech Application Required An annual $1000 award for a Creative Communications student has been established by Carla Coyle, President & CEO of C2 Custom Furnishings (C2). C2 was founded in 2010 and began with manufacturing and supplying only sofas and dining chairs. They have now expanded to a nearly 200-page catalogue including assisted-living and hotel furniture, appliances, pianos, artwork, window coverings, and the innovative GoodKnight Bed Bug Control Bed. First-year students who have completed the first term with satisfactory academic standing are eligible to be considered. Recipient selection will be based on academic progress and financial need. The application deadline is January 15th. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required $2500 awards are available annually to students who will be entering their final year of the following programs: Business Administration, Business Information Technology/Business Technology Management or Creative Communications. Students will apply prior to the end of their first year of studies. Criteria include financial need and a strong academic record (minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00), as well as volunteerism/community involvement. An essay or letter outlining volunteerism/community involvement must accompany the application form. Awards will be paid to program fees for the upcoming year. Students who are funded for their program fees by a third party agency will not be eligible to receive the award. Application deadline is March 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection This scholarship is presented annually by the Canadian Public Relations Society - Manitoba to a second-year Creative Communications student who is a CPRS Manitoba student member. The scholarship is awarded to the student with the highest overall academic achievement in PR. The $500 award is made by CPRS Manitoba to recognize the student’s achievement and to assist the winner as they make the transition to a career in public relations. Specific Application An award valued at $3000 has been established by Corus Entertainment Inc. In Manitoba Corus owns and operates 3 radio stations, Global Winnipeg, and GlobalNews.ca. Corus encourages an environment where employees show we care by giving back to the communities we serve. This award exemplifies that value. Dawna Friesen is the Chief Anchor and Executive Editor of Global National, and an alumni of Red River College. Having Dawna associated with this award will help inspire the next generation of excellent journalists. Students enrolled in the second year of the Creative Communications (Journalism or Media Production Specializations) are eligible to apply. Those interested in being considered should submit a one-page letter (including their name, student number and year of program) explaining why they deserve the award. All submissions will be reviewed by Global News staff. Global News Winnipeg staff will interview the top three students and choose the recipient by March 1. Global News Winnipeg staff will interview the top three students. Dawna Friesen will be involved in the selection of the recipient. The award will be presented in late April. Deadline for applications is January 31st. Applications (letters) should be submitted by email to directly to the Creative Arts Department. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by her family in memory of Deanna Marie Thomas, daughter of two former Red River College students, two awards of $500 each will be presented annually to students with dependent children. Applications will be accepted from students with demonstrated financial need enrolled in the Business Information Technology, Graphic Design or Business Administration programs who have completed at least one semester and have attained a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5. First consideration will be given to those enrolled in the Business Information Technology or Graphic Design programs. Application forms should be submitted to the Student Service Centre and will be accepted from December 15 until January 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection One award valued at a minimum of $750 will be awarded annually to a full-time student enrolled in the first year of the Graphic Design program. The recipient will have achieved a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5. While academic achievement shall be considered, the award will not necessarily be awarded to the candidate with the highest grades. A selection committee will look at student improvement during the program. Consideration will be given to financial hardship situations such as single parent, living away from home or self-supporting. The criteria carrying the most weight in the selection process will be demonstrated artistic merit, professional promise and academic achievement as judged by the selection committee. General RRC Polytech Application Required One awards of $1000 is available annually to a first or second-year DMD student who demonstrates that they have given back to the community. This award is intended to encourage and acknowledge volunteerism and the spirit of giving back. Relevant supporting letters documenting community involvement should accompany the application. Application deadline is March 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Two $1000 awards will be presented annually to DMD students; one to a first-year student and one to a second-year student. The recipients will have demonstrated leadership, maturity, positivity, professionalism, willingness to be a team player, and be someone that actively motivates and helps out other students. The selection process will be by ballot; both students and faculty will vote (faculty votes will count as three votes and student votes will count as one vote). Specific Application Two awards (value to be determined by interest earned) of a minimum $2000 each will be available annually to full-time students in the Creative Communications program; one to a first-year student and the other to a second-year student. The recipients will have demonstrated an interest and proficiency in the widest range of sports and sports journalism and have shown initiative and commitment to volunteering and /or involvement in the sports community. Those interested in being considered should submit a brief letter or resume in which they outline their interest and activities in sports and sports journalism. Letter(s) of reference should also be included. Deadline for applications is March 15. General RRC Polytech Application Required The Eric and Jack Wells Excellence in Journalism Award is named after two nationally recognized journalists who were mentors to scores of young journalists. One award of $2500 is available to a second year Creative Communications student who is majoring in journalism. The award is based on commitment to journalism, excellence, and volunteerism. Interested students should submit an application to the Journalism instructor. The application should be accompanied by: • a summary document written about Eric and Jack Wells, and what they meant to the craft of journalism in Winnipeg• a statement of your career plan• a best work project at the point of submission• Grade report Application deadline is March 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Recipient selection will be done by faculty and experienced journalists from Wells foundation. Automatic Selection Through The Winnipeg Foundation, two $1400 scholarships will be presented annually to students enrolled full-time in the Graphic Design program; one to a first-year student and one to a second-year student. One $700 scholarship will be presented annually to a student enrolled full-time in the Communication Design program. Selection will be made by the Graphic Design faculty based on overall academic performance and exceptional visual creative abilities. General RRC Polytech Application Required This $1000 award was created by the Members of the Board of the IATSE Local 856 (International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Moving Picture Technicians, Artists and Allied Crafts of the United States, its Territories and Canada) to support a Digital Media Design student at Red River College. To be eligible students must have achieved a minimum grade point average of 2.50 in the Digital Media Design program and demonstrate financial need. Those interested in being considered should submit a completed application form, along with a paragraph explaining in what area of the industry you would potentially like to have a career. The award is available to both first-year and second-year students, and an individual student can receive this award in more than one year. The application deadline is March 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection A cash award will be presented annually to a first-year Creative Communications student on the basis of outstanding academic achievement. Automatic Selection John Harding was a Creative Communications instructor who taught and encouraged his students to write well. This award, valued at $500, was established by his family, friends and colleagues to give a promising Creative Communications student facing emotional or financial hardship, an impetus to continue to write well. It is presented annually with selection of the recipient being made by the department’s instructors. Contact the Creative Arts department for further information. Specific Application If you are an Indigenous or visible minority student with an interest in pursuing journalism as a career, you are invited to apply for the John W. Dafoe Free Press Scholarship. This annual award is named after John Dafoe, editor of the Manitoba, then the Winnipeg Free Press, from 1901 to 1944, and one of the first Indigenous-rights advocates in Western Canada. The scholarship includes a $650 cash award and a newsroom internship during the Christmas break. Our internships are known across Canada for being personally and professionally rewarding. Interns get invaluable experience in journalism, and come away with a portfolio of published material. You'll also connect with Free Press journalists who can mentor you through the remainder of your school year and beyond. Interested students are asked to submit a brief resume, several samples of their writing and a 350-word essay on their goals as an Indigenous or visible minority journalist. Send your application to: Paul Samyn, Editor, Winnipeg Free Press, , 1355 Mountain Ave. Winnipeg, Manitoba R2X 3B6. Application deadline: 5 p.m. November 8, 2021. Further information is available from instructor James Turner, 204-949-8345 or email .Specific Application The Lloyd A. White Memorial Scholarship for Excellence in Digital Journalism, valued at $750, will be awarded annually to a Red River College second-year Creative Communications journalism student. It will be awarded for innovation in digital journalism, based on the most innovative data journalism project proposal. The selected recipient will receive the award and will be offered one-on-one mentoring to see their project get off the ground. General RRC Polytech Application Required This award was established in loving memory of Louise Charette, an award winning CBC journalist. Valued at a minimum of $1000, it is available annually to a first-year Creative Communications student. Students who are members of under-represented groups at Red River College, or who face physical, social, economic, cultural or other barriers in their pursuit of education, are encouraged to apply. Applications should be accompanied by a one-page statement describing the barriers they have overcome and their plans for the future. In the selection process, preference will be given to those applicants who have declared their major as Journalism, and/or have graduated from Elmwood High School. Deadline for applications is March 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection This award was established by the family of Mandy Coyne who was a Graphic Design student. A $500 scholarship will be awarded annually to a first-year Graphic Design student who has demonstrated a high degree of dedication, self-discipline and overall professionalism in his or her studies. Specific Application The MSSA initiated this award in recognition of Jack Matheson, former Winnipeg Tribune sports editor and CJOB broadcaster, who was the first person to hire Red River College graduates to work in sports journalism in Manitoba. Awards valued at a minimum of $500 will be available annually to students enrolled at Red River College who demonstrate an interest in a career in sports writing, sports broadcasting, sports production and/or sports public relations. Recipients will have had sports-related post-secondary, freelance and/or volunteer work experience and involvement in sports and community activities. They will have demonstrated academic achievement and shown potential for success in the field of sports writing, broadcasting production, or public relations. Application forms will be emailed to all students the first week of March. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Deadline for application forms is March 15. Specific Application Three bursaries of up to $750 each may be presented annually to Creative Communications students on the basis of need. This award was established to honour the memory of Creative Communications graduate and instructor, Murray Lloy. A first-year student should be carrying a full course load and plan to continue into second year. A second-year student should be eligible for graduation at the time application is made. Students should contact the Creative Communications Coordinator for further information. Automatic Selection Established by Graphic Design graduate Greg Ward and his wife Joanna Ward, two scholarships valued at $1000 each are presented to Graphic Design students who have above average grades, are willing to help others and displays professionalism in their studies. One scholarship will go to a first year student and one will go to a second year student. Automatic Selection Two $1000 awards are presented to second-year Graphic Design and Creative Communications students (one in each program) based on attendance, academic progress and attitude. Automatic Selection This award was established to honour the memory of Terry Kuzina, who founded two companies, Kuzina Design and Fusion Communications, after attaining his diploma in Advertising Art as well as a Bachelor of Fine Arts. His enthusiasm and persistence shone, as he invested himself into the lives of many young designers, several of them students from the College's Graphic design program. A $2000 award will be presented annually to a second-year Graphic Design student who plans to enter the Communication Design program; the award will be paid directly to the program fees. Selection will be done by department faculty, Theresa Kuzina and her committee. Specific Application An annual scholarship of $600 will be awarded to a student in the Creative Communications program who: has completed either three years of the joint-degree program (two at the University of Winnipeg and one at Red River College) or two years at any university and one at Red River College; has achieved a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 and; has shown evidence of leadership, outreach and community involvement. The Journalism instructors will initiate the application process and determine the award recipient. Automatic Selection This scholarship was established by her family in memory of Valerie Fostey who, due to a severe illness, passed away during her first year in Graphic Design at the College. A $500 scholarship will be awarded annually to a first-year Graphic Design student who has demonstrated a high degree of dedication, self-discipline and overall professionalism in their studies. General RRC Polytech Application Required S-Vox is the owner and operator of Joytv 11 (CIIT-TV), Winnipeg’s first faith-based local television station. S-Vox (now ZoomerMedia) established the Vision TV Scholarship in honour of Betty and Willard Thiessen who founded CIIT-TV, Winnipeg's first faith-based television station, and are Canadian broadcast pioneers, particularly in Christian-based broadcasting. Two awards valued at a minimum of $2000 each will be available annually to students who have successfully completed the first semester of the Digital Media Design program at Red River College, and are enrolled for a minimum of 12 hours of credit courses in that program. Selection criteria will include demonstration of a contribution to the College and/or the wider Winnipeg community, through an interest in spirituality and faith. Those interested in being considered should submit an application form to the Digital General RRC Polytech Application Required Four awards of $1000 are available to female students enrolled in the Creative Communications or Digital Media Design programs at Red River College (preference will be given to first-year students, but all are encouraged to apply). Applicants will have achieved a minimum GPA of 2.50 and have a demonstrated financial need. Preference for one award will be to an Indigenous, visible minority, or student with a disability. Applications should be accompanied by a one-page statement outlining the applicant's career aspirations, their experience at Red River College and what the award would mean to them. Deadline for applications is March 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection A gold medal is awarded to the student who achieves the highest cumulative GPA (minimum 3.75) and excels clinically throughout the Bachelor of Nursing program. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by her family in memory of Barbara Nagler, two bursaries, valued at a minimum of $750, are available annually to students enrolled in the second year of the Veterinary Technology program. Selection criteria include a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA and financial. Preference will be given to applicants who have participated in volunteer activities (including within the Veterinary Technology program such as peer tutoring, assisting with department events/displays, etc.). Application forms should be submitted to one of the Student Service Centres. A one-page letter indicating volunteer and other relevant information must accompany the application. Application deadline is September 15th.. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Established to recognize the hard work and effort put forth by students as they work towards completion of the requirements of the Bachelor of Nursing program, eight awards, valued at $1000 are presented annually. Four awards will be presented to Year 2 students, and four awards will be presented to Year 3 students. Recipients will be selected by faculty nomination. Automatic Selection This $1, 000 award has been established by Fort Garry Kennel Club, one of the oldest kennel clubs in Canada that throughout the past century shown exceptional leadership and dedication to the advancement and promotion of purebred dogs, and expansion of dog shows and performance events. The award will be available annually until the 2024/25 academic year. The purpose of the award is to support a student who is a Manitoba resident. Preference will be given to single parent or mature students (students who have not been a regular full-time high school student for a period of five or more years before enrolling in their current program). The recipient will have completed the first year of the Veterinary Technology program and have displayed an interest in working with small animal breeds. The faculty will make the selection based on positive feedback of practical skills during the first-year practicum placement. Automatic Selection A $200 award will be presented annually to a graduating Veterinary Technology student who demonstrated exceptional interest and skills during the blood collection labs. Specific Application This award has been established by her family and friends in honour of Christiane Gabrielle Jacqueline Bonin, who dedicated 43 years of her professional life as an emergency nurse. Chris loved nursing and cared deeply for her patients; she was an “old school” nurse who prided herself on bedside nursing and easing peoples’ suffering. Compassion and helping others came naturally in Chris’s day to day life and this award will concur and celebrate those qualities with future nurses graduating from RRC. This award, valued at a minimum of $1000, will be presented annually to a student graduating from the Bachelor of Nursing program. The recipient will have successfully completed Senior Practicum in an emergency setting and have expressed a particular interest in emergency nursing practice. They will also have demonstrated a high level of skill, sound academic achievement, and a caring and compassionate attitude with patients. Application forms will be available from the Nursing Repository and should be accompanied by a reference letter from a preceptor or faculty member. Applications will be accepted throughout the year until September 15th annually. The recipient will be selected after the fall deadline. General RRC Polytech Application Required Two $500 bursaries are available to assist students entering the Medical Radiologic Technology program. Selection will be based on financial need. Deadline for applications is September 30. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Up to four monetary awards will be presented annually to Dental Assisting students; up to two to full-time students and up to two to part-time students. Awards will be presented to students based on satisfactory overall academic standing, exemplary team work and leadership in practical environments. In addition, awards will be presented to students based on demonstrated commitment to the program by taking initiative and being self-directed to assist and support, however needed. Automatic Selection A monetary award will be presented annually to a Dental Assisting student who maintain a positive attitude, is punctual, works hard, helps other students, goes over and above expectations, and give their best effort at all times. Automatic Selection An award valued at $750 will be presented annually to a BPIEN (Bridging Program for Internationally Education Nurses) student who intends to become a nurse in Canada. The recipient will have achieved outstanding academic achievement in three of the five academic courses in the program, and have demonstrated exceptional performance in the clinical portion of the program. The recipient will be selected by the program faculty. Specific Application Bursaries of $750 each are awarded annually to students enrolled full time in Year 3 of the Bachelor of Nursing program. Eligible applicants must be enrolled full-time and have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50. Financial need will be the primary selection criterion. Application forms are available online in the Nursing Repository and should be submitted to . Application deadline is February 7th. Specific Application Bursaries of $500 each are awarded annually to students enrolled in the Refresher Nursing program (applicants must have successfully completed the Professional Nursing Practice course)and achieved a minimum 2.50 GPA or Bridging Pathway for Internationally Educated Nurses (BPIEN) program (applicants must be enrolled in Level 2). Selection will be based on demonstrated financial need. Application forms are available online from the Nursing Repository and should be submitted by email to . Application deadlines are November 30, 2021 and April 8, 2022. Automatic Selection A monetary award is presented annually to a graduating Dental Assisting student with the highest achievement in Infection Control. Specific Application This bursary was established in tribute to Gudmunder Myrdal, first Executive Director of Seven Oaks General Hospital, to assist full-time students in the health profession with the cost of tuition fees. One bursary of $750 is available annually. Candidates must be enrolled or accepted for enrolment in a post-secondary institution on a full-time basis in a health service program of studies. Deadline for applications is usually late April. For exact deadline date as well as application forms, contact Educational Services at Seven Oaks General Hospital, phone 632-3180 or visit the SOGH website at http://sogh.ca/about/bursaries/. Automatic Selection Through The Winnipeg Foundation, a $1500 award is available to a first-year Nursing student, enrolled full-time (minimum 60%), who has graduated from a regular Manitoba high school program. Eligible candidates will be from the "high school entrants" and selection will be based on academic achievement in the following Grade 12 courses: English 40S; Math 40S from the student's (regular) Grade 12 year, as well as Human Anatomy and Physiology grades (as included in the AGPA calculation for admission to the Nursing program). Only students who have succesfully completed the first term of the Nursing progam will be considered; selection will be done in June. Specific Application Numerous awards valued at $1000 each are available for Indigenous students pursuing full-time study during the upcoming year in Health Sciences programs (Nursing, Radiology, Lab Technology). Applications deadlines are June 1, November 1 and February 1. Further information is available at www.indspire.ca. Applications are only accepted on-line and students will need to create a login. General RRC Polytech Application Required This $1,000 award is established by RRC alumna and dedicated instructor, Jaime Manness. During the pandemic in 2020-2021, Jaime shared her passion for the outdoors with all Manitobans by publishing hiking guides and launching the Hike Manitoba project - a website where folks can go to find information on hiking trails throughout the province. Jaime would like to share her passion for the wilderness with a like-minded second year nursing student who has good academic standing. To be eligible, a General RRC application should be submitted, accompanied by a short essay that answers the question: "Why I choose to spend time in the wilderness." The application deadline is October 15th. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Established upon the retirement of Jean Burrows, Chair of the Nursing Department from 1974 to 1998. One award will be presented annually to a student with outstanding academic achievement in Year 1 of the Bachelor of Nursing Program. Course load is taken into consideration in determining the award recipient. General RRC Polytech Application Required Two awards valued at $500 each are available annually to students completing the first year and entering the second year of the Medical Laboratory Sciences program. Criteria will include outstanding academic achievement (with emphasis on Transfusion Science and related courses) and demonstrated financial need. Annual deadline for applications is December 1st. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Specific Application Established upon the retirement of Karen Wall, Chair of the Nursing Department from 1998 to 2014, one award of $750 award will be available annually to a nursing student of Indigenous heritage who is in the 3rd year of the BN Program. The student must a have a record of community service to an Indigenous community and have a cumulative GPA of 2.5. Applicants must provide information regarding their community service; a letter of reference supporting these activities is required. Application forms are available online from the Nursing Repository. Application deadline is August 14th annually. General RRC Polytech Application Required The Karla Ferens Memorial Entrance Award for Health Care Aide was established by family and friends in memory of Karla Ferens, a 2011 Red River College graduate of the Health Care Aide program. Two awards, valued at a minimum of $1000 will be available annually to students attending the Health Care Aide certificate program at the College's Notre Dame Campus; one award will be available to each of the start dates for this program. The successful recipients will have displayed the same accomplishments exhibited by Karla Ferens; involved in sports and leadership qualities. Those interested in being considered should submit an application form accompanied by a one-page essay or statement describing how they display the qualities noted above, why they chose the Health Care Aide program, and how they embrace healthy living in their daily routine. Applications should be emailed to . Application deadlines are November 9th for the fall term and April 8th for the winter term. Specific Application Kimberly Rachael Kotelo (1994-2021) graduated from Red River College with a Bachelor of Nursing degree in February 2020, realizing her childhood dream. With a very short career, Kim was a true nurse and dedicated herself to helping others and advocating for vulnerable populations. As she entered her career she believed it was up to her and her colleagues to make a positive impact – not just for her patients, but for all people, every day. Kim believed in people and humanity, and this award brings her belief into action by inspiring and supporting future nurses. This award was established by Mark and Sharon Evans, who were inspired by Kim’s story, and is supported by Kim’s family and friends. The award is valued at a minimum of $1000 and will be presented annually to a student completing the third year of the Bachelor of Nursing program. The recipient will have successfully completed a Senior Practicum in a surgery setting or respiratory medicine. They will demonstrate a caring and compassionate attitude with patients and colleagues, show a commitment to their education through attendance and participation, and have a strong work ethic. Application forms will be available from the Nursing Repository and should be accompanied by one reference letter that attests to the applicant’s compassionate attitude with patients, as well as a short written statement from the applicant expressing why they should be selected for the award. Applications will be accepted throughout the year until September 15th annually. The recipient will be selected after the fall deadline. Automatic Selection A certificate and monetary award is presented annually to a graduating Dental Assisting student whose conduct and qualities characterize a professional. Automatic Selection A certificate and monetary award is presented annually to a graduating Dental Assisting student based on academic achievement. General RRC Polytech Application Required One $300 bursary is available annually to a second-year Veterinary Technology student based on high academic standing and demonstrated financial need. Complete applications should be submitted to the Student Service Centre. Deadline for applications is September 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Two $300 scholarships will be presented annually to Veterinary Technology students. One scholarship will be awarded to a student who has demonstrated academic proficiency and practical technical abilities during the first year of the program. One scholarship will be awarded to a graduating student who demonstrates outstanding academic and technical proficiency. Automatic Selection Two $300 awards are available annually to students in the Veterinary Technology program. One award is presented to a student with outstanding academic achievement after the first year of the program. One award is presented to a graduating student who has demonstrated compassion to animals and fellow students throughout the program. A class vote will be used to select this recipient. Automatic Selection Established by friends and family of Mary Langhan, the award will be presented annually to a third-year student who has has expressed a special interest in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and demonstrated a high level of skill in these clinical settings. Mary nursed in ICU, taught prenatal classes and worked in her favourite discipline of Obstetrics and Gynaecology for 26 years until her retirement in 2000. Two of Mary’s greatest strengths were kindness and courage, and the recipient of this award will be a student who also exemplifies these qualities. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by her parents as a memorial to their late daughter, two cash awards of approximately $500 are available annually to a student completing the first year and entering the second year of the Medical Laboratory Sciences program. Criteria will include outstanding academic achievement and demonstrated financial need. Annual deadline for applications is December 1st. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Two bursary awards of $500 are available to full-time students in the first year of the Medical Radiologic Technology program. The selection criteria include satisfactory academic progress (a minimum 3.0 GPA at the end of Term 1) and financial need. Deadline for applications is February 28. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Two $500 awards are available to full-time students enrolled in the second year of the Medical Radiologic Technology program. Selection criteria will include financial need and satisfactory academic progress (applicants must have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA in each term of Year 1). Deadline for applications is September 30. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection A $250 cash award will be presented annually to the MRI student who attains the highest academic standing at the end of the first semester. Specific Application Two awards of $750 are available annually in the BN program, one to a 2nd year student and one to a 3rd year student. Eligible students must a have a record of volunteering/community service within the last two years, attend school full time and have a degree GPA of 3.0. Application forms are available online from the Nursing Repository. Application deadline is August 14th annually. Automatic Selection Established by combining donations from a number of sources, including substantial contributions from the Stanton and Duncan families, and Nursing faculty. These award recognizes outstanding clinical performance of students during the various Clinical Nursing Practice courses within the Bachelor of Nursing program. Course load is taken into consideration in the selection process. Recipients are selected by the Nursing faculty. Specific Application Four awards (minimum value of $750 each) will be presented to those students who meet the criteria for educational opportunities internationally. Students must be enrolled in Year 2 or Year 3 of the BN program. Students must apply for this award and will undergo a significant application and interview process. Application deadlines will be TBA, based on travel opportunities. Specific Application Two awards of $750 are available annually in the BN program, one to a 2nd year student and one to a 3rd year student, who have demonstrated leadership amongst their peers within the nursing program. Students are nominated by a peer or a faculty member for this award. For students wishing to nominate a peer for this award, application forms are available online from the Nursing Repository. Application deadline is August 14th annually. Specific Application Bursaries of $500 each are available annually to students enrolled in the Bachelor of Nursing program. Bursaries are available for Year 1 students and Year 2 students. Eligible applicants must be enrolled full-time and have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50. Financial need will be the primary selection criterion. Application forms are available online from the Nursing Repository and should be submitted by email to . Application deadline for Year 1 students is April 18th annually and for Year 2 students is January 12th annually. Automatic Selection The Nursing Awards Committee annually distributes two scholarships based on outstanding academic achievement to students enrolled in the third year of the Bachelor of Nursing program. Recipients will have been enrolled in a minimum of 9 credit hours per term. General RRC Polytech Application Required One $1000 award is available to a Veterinary Technology student who is entering the second year of the program. The deserving candidate should have a minimum 3.0 GPA, be actively involved in class and demonstrate leadership qualities. Preference may be given to students who are interested in developing their career in the pet health insurance industry. The application should be accompanied by a short statement explaining career goals after graduation, as well as examples of class participation and leadership. Application deadline September 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One $1000 award is available annually to a full-time Red River College Polytechnic Nursing Student who is maintaining satisfactory academic progress. The nursing student must be enrolled in the second or third year of the program and have a full-time course load in the program. To be considered, a completed application should be submitted, accompanied by a maximum 200-word paragraph describing a challenge they faced during their studies at the College, and how they overcame it. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Five bursaries valued at $1000 each are available annually to full-time Red River College Polytechnic students who are enrolled in the following programs: Administrative Assistant; Business/Technology Teacher Education; Dental Assisting; Health Care Aide; Indigenous Language – Cree; Indigenous Language – Ojibwe; MRI and Spectroscopy; Paramedicine – Primary Care Paramedic; Pathway Business Creative Communications Digital Technology; Pharmaceutical and Food Manufacturing or Professional Photography. To be considered, students should submit an application form, accompanied by a letter describing their financial circumstances. Recipients will be selected based on financial needs. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . Automatic Selection One $500 award (sponsored by Fetch the Dodo Pet Insurance) is available from RVTTC (Registered Veterinary Technologists and Technicians of Canada). The award will be presented to a student who has maintained a good academic standing, expressed sincere interest in the Human-Animal Bond, and demonstrated a high proficiency in the handling of dogs and cats and associated skill components. The recipient will also have displayed interest in client communication. Preference will be given to those who have contributed to their community in a manner that demonstrates their love and compassion for animals. Specific Application Shannon Gray (1989-2018) was an accomplished graduate of Red River College’s Bachelor of Nursing program, who had a promising career ahead of her as a Registered Nurse. She was a bright light, and lived life with courage and exuberance while practicing gentleness and kindness in each interaction. It was her dream to become a pediatric nurse, and it was the prospect of providing care that gave her hope while fighting Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. The award will honour Shannon’s legacy, and support Nursing students with a passion for helping others. Established by her loving husband Aaron Trachtenberg, along with family and friends, this award will be valued at a minimum of $1000 and presented annually to a student graduating from the Bachelor of Nursing program. The recipient will have successfully completed a Senior Practicum in a pediatric or oncology setting with a preference for those who have expressed a particular interest in pediatric oncology specifically. They will also have demonstrated a high level of skill and academic achievement, but most importantly a caring and compassionate attitude with patients and colleagues. Application forms will be available from the Nursing Repository and should be accompanied by two reference letters: one from a preceptor and one from a faculty member, and a short write up about their future goals in the interest area. Applications will be accepted throughout the year until September 15th annually. The recipient will be selected after the fall deadline. General RRC Polytech Application Required Through The Winnipeg Foundation, a minimum $500 bursary will be awarded annually to a student enrolled in the second year of Medical Radiologic Technology program who is attending their clinical practice courses in a rural facility (name and location of facility should be included on the application form). To be eligible, applicants will have completed the first year of their program and have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA in each term. Selection will be based on financial need. Deadline for applications is July 31. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Specific Application Established in memory of Sharon Towarnicki, an instructor and student advisor in the Nursing program at RRC. Funds are available to assist students enrolled in the Bachelor of Nursing Program who are experiencing emergency financial crises. Applicants must be full-time students with regular attendance. Application forms are available from the Student Service Centre and an appointment, with the Coordinator, Student Awards and Financial Aid to discuss the financial situation, is required. No awards will be made until after January 1 each year. Automatic Selection A certificate and monetary award is presented annually to a Dental Assisting student for outstanding practical skills and overall performance. General RRC Polytech Application Required Through The Winnipeg Foundation, two awards valued at a minimum of $1000 will be presented annually to second-year students in the Veterinary Technology program. Selection will be based on high academic standing with financial need also taken into consideration. Deadline for applications is September 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection A plaque and a monetary award is presented annually to a Dental Assisting student for outstanding oral health education. Specific Application Awards are available for Aboriginal students who are enrolled full-time in a Nursing program. Students must enroll with the Canadian Nurses Foundation. Further information is available at www.cnf-fiic.ca/scholarships. Deadline for applications is March 31. Specific Application In honour of their mother, Mrs. Johnson’s daughters have established this award to be presented to a nursing student in the Bachelor of Nursing program, who has successfully completed Senior Practicum in a rural setting, and who has expressed a special interest in rural nursing practice. The recipient will have demonstrated a high level of skill in the clinical setting, sound academic achievement, as well as a caring and compassionate attitude with patients. Application forms are available online from the Nursing Repository in late August. Automatic Selection A $250 cash award from the Veterinary Technology Department, along with a copy of the book "Anesthesia Delivery" by Dr. Nancy Brock, will be presented to a graduating Veterinary Technology student who has demonstrated excellence in Anesthesia Skills. Automatic Selection A $750 cash award is presented annually to a Veterinary Technology student based academic achievement after the first year of the program. A $500 award is presented annually to a graduating student who demonstrated continued improvement academically and in skills throughout the program. Automatic Selection One $500 award will be presented annually to a graduating Veterinary Technology student who has demonstrated outstanding technical proficiency throughout the course of the program. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by VetStrategy, two $1000 awards are available for students attending the Veterinary Technology program at Red River College. This company blends modern management techniques, a belief in the veterinary clinic staff's extraordinary capability, and insistence that highly skilled veterinarians are free to practice responsible veterinary medicine. One award is available to a first-year student, after completion the first term of the Veterinary Technology Program. The second award is available to a second-year student, after completion of the second term of the program. To be considered, applicants must demonstrate financial need and good academic standing, having achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA, as well as technical skills excellence. The application deadline for the first-year award is January 15th. The application deadline for the second-year award is September 15th. A selection committee, including program faculty will select the successful candidates. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection A $200 award is presented annually to a student in Professional Baking, who demonstrates excellent daily practical performance including reliability, safety/sanitation and professionalism. Automatic Selection A $300 award is presented annually to a dedicated student in Professional Baking who demonstrates leadership, teamwork and professional skills. Automatic Selection A $500 award has been established by Barry Callebaut for a student graduating from the Professional Baking and Pastry program. Barry Callebaut is the heart and engine of the chocolate and cocoa industry. The company follows five core values; customer focus, passion, entrepreneurship, team spirit, integrity, and belief in doing well to do good. This is also reflected in the company’s generous support of students’ experience at Red River College Polytechnic. The deserving recipient will be selected by the faculty, based on skill level in the Plated Desserts course, as well as overall academic achievement in the program. Automatic Selection This award is intended to encourage and recognize Culinary Arts students who demonstrate strength in beef butchery and cookery, passion for local ingredients and support for local producers, and who recognize the importance of Canadian beef in professional cooking. A $1,000 award is available annually to a second-year student who demonstrated excellence in the meat cutting class and is based on academic standing and performance in the lab. Automatic Selection An award valued at $350 and a one-year CCF Winnipeg Branch membership will be awarded to the second-year Culinary Arts student (who is a Junior CCF member) with the best overall ratings and feedback for both their cooperative education work terms. Automatic Selection Annually, two awards of $1000 are presented to Culinary Arts students and one award of $1000 is presented to a Hotel and Restaurant Management student in their final academic term. The recipients will have demonstrated excellence in cuisine and service, and professionalism in academic work and practical labs. Recipients will also be selected based on demonstrated outstanding professional promise. General RRC Polytech Application Required An award of $1000 is available annually to a second-year Culinary Arts student who has displayed leadership skills and demonstrated community involvement. Deadline for applications is September 30. A 250-word essay describing the applicant's leadership skills, volunteer service/community involvement and financial need should accompany the application. Contact the Hospitality Department for more information. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by his family and friends in memory of Demos “Jimmy Ginakes”, one award, valued at $1500 is available for each intake, to students enrolled in the second year of the Culinary Arts program at Red River College. The successful recipients will have displayed professional behavior in class and be career-focused. Preference will be given to Pony Corral Restaurant & Bar employees. Those interested in being considered should submit an application form accompanied by a one-page essay describing how you display the qualities noted above. Applications are due on the fourth Friday of the term. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award is available annually to a term 5 Culinary Arts student. Selection will be based on financial need and academic achievement. Applicants must have achieved a minimum 2.5 GPA in their first year of the Culinary Arts program to be considered for this award. Applications are due on the fourth Friday of the term. Automatic Selection A $1500 award will be presented annually to a second-year Hotel and Restaurant Management student. Department faculty will select a student who as acted as an ambassador for the College and has displayed leadership in the program, with consideration given to their accomplishments since being enrolled in the program. Automatic Selection One award of $750 will be presented to a Culinary Arts student in their final term. Selection criteria includes outstanding academic achievement and excellent ratings from co-op placements. Automatic Selection Awards are available to students in Hospitality or Culinary Arts programs who are selected to represent RRC at local, national or International competitions. Recipients of the award will have demonstrated outstanding professional promise defined as evidence of future ability and potential to perform exceptionally in their professional life. Recipients will be selected by faculty. Award value will be dependent upon travel costs and available funds. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $500 award is available to a second-year Culinary Arts student. Selection criteria will include financial need and academic progress. Applications are due by the last Friday of September. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $500 award is available to a first-year Culinary Arts student. Selection will be based on financial need. Application form should be accompanied by a one page statement explaining the applicant's career goals and impact the award will have in achieving those goals. Applications are due by the last Friday of January. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $500 award is available to a second-year Hotel and Restaurant Management student. Selection criteria will include financial need and academic progress. Applications are due on the fourth Friday of the term. Automatic Selection A fund has been established in memory of Judy Storey at The Winnipeg Foundation, by the Manitoba Food Processors Association, with the support of Keith Storey and family. To honour Judy’s contributions to the Manitoba food industry, a $1000 scholarship will be provided to a student at Red River College who is pursuing a career in the field of Hospitality and Culinary Arts. The recipients will be either entering the second year of the program for two year programs, or the last term of the program for one year programs. The qualified candidate should present a financial need, good academic standing and a have a good rating either from the cooperative education work or instructor. General RRC Polytech Application Required This bursary was established by Ken and Peggy French who believed in the importance of post-secondary education and acted on it by establishing a fund at Winnipeg Foundation. Four bursaries ($2000 each) are available, to assist with costs for Indigenous heritage students attending the Culinary Skills program at Red River College. Interested students should submit an application form, including financial information, along with a document verifying Indigenous heritage. Recipient selection will be based on financial need. Bursary funds will be applied first to tuition costs for the program, with surplus funds being disbursed to the recipients. If there are insufficient applications from deserving Culinary Skills students, bursary funds will be awarded to Indigenous heritage students attending other program at the College, who have submitted application for other bursaries. Application deadline is October 15. Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Les Marmitons International is a gastronomic and social club of gentlemen who have a common interest in fine food, wine and the culinary arts. Through regular gatherings, members gain knowledge and experience in the preparation and presentation of cuisine under the direction a recognized chef invited to lead events. The Les Marmitons motto is "From Friendship to Gastronomy". The Les Marmitons Winnipeg Chapter supports local chefs, the culinary arts and community events. In support of culinary arts education, Les Marmitons Winnipeg Chapter presents one annual award valued at $1000 to a second year Red River College Polytech Culinary Arts student. Selection for this award will be based on performance in second year academics and coop terms, as well as leadership qualities. In addition to the financial award, the selected recipient may have an opportunity to showcase their skill and talent by attending a Les Marmitons event, where they will be able to lead the preparation of a meal. To be considered, a general application should be submitted, accompanied by a statement explaining the importance of being a good ambassador, as well as a summary of the meal they would teach the group to make, if selected as the recipient. Note: contact information of the selected recipient for this award will be provided to the award donor, to allow for the delivery of the event invitation. Applications are due by the fourth Friday in September. Automatic Selection Competition awards valued at $1000, for first place, and $750, for second place, will be given to the Professional Baking students who have developed the most innovative baking recipe using Canola Oil as their main fat, with the emphasis on using local products. Automatic Selection Annual awards of $1000, $750 and $500 will be given to three deserving Culinary Arts students who have developed the most innovative pork recipes. Automatic Selection Two $300 awards are offered to second-year students in Hotel and Restaurant Management and Culinary Arts. The award is based on high academic achievement, co-op work performance evaluations and a preference for work in restaurants. Students must have completed a co-op placement at an MRFA member's establishment. Automatic Selection Awards totaling $2250 (1st place $1000; 2nd place $750; and 3rd place $500) are presented annually to Culinary Arts students who have developed the most innovative turkey recipes. General RRC Polytech Application Required This award was established by family and friends in memory of Norm Konowalchuk, a longtime employee of Red River College. One award, valued at $500 is available annually to a Culinary Arts student with a satisfactory academic standing who is enrolled in, or entering, the second year of the program. Applications should be accompanied by a one-page statement describing the applicant's leadership skills and career goals. Although not a requirement, preference will be given to a student who demonstrates volunteerism/community involvement; please include information regarding this topic in your statement as well. Application forms should be submitted to the Hospitality Department by the last Friday of September. General RRC Polytech Application Required Three $1000 awards are available to students enrolled full-time in term 4 (second-year) of the Culinary Arts program. Recipients will have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA, demonstrated volunteer activity in the community and displayed a strong work ethic in class. Applications should be accompanied by a one-page statement describing career aspirations and volunteer activity in the community. Applications are due on the fourth Friday of the term. General RRC Polytech Application Required One bursary valued at $1000 is available annually to a student entering the Professional Baking & Patisserie program at Red River College. Those interested in being considered should submit an application form including the financial information section, as well as a 250-word essay outlining their career goals. Applications are due by the last Friday of September. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award is available to a student enrolled full-time in term 4 of the Hotel and Restaurant Management program. Recipients will have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA, demonstrated volunteer activity in the community and displayed a strong work ethic in class. Applications should be accompanied by a one-page statement describing career aspirations and volunteer activity in the community. Applications are due on the fourth Friday of the term. Automatic Selection One award valued at $1000 will be presented annually to a student graduating from the Professional Baking & Patiserrie program. The recipient will have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA, displayed leadership qualities and demonstrated professionalism. Automatic Selection Awards are available to students in Hospitality, Culinary Arts or Baking programs who will be attending a study program outside of Manitoba. Recipients of the award will have demonstrated outstanding professional promise defined as evidence of future ability and potential to perform exceptionally in their professional life. Scholastic achievement will also be considered in the selection process. The award will be provided to partially cover expenses associated with travel. No application required. Recipients will be selected by faculty. Award value dependent upon travel costs and available funds. Automatic Selection A $500 award is presented annually to a Professional Baking student based on outstanding academic achievement. Automatic Selection A $500 award is presented annually to a Professional Baking student who has displayed exceptional practical skills in the lab. Specific Application The Red River Exhibition Foundation Inc. offers scholarships to students who are entering their first or second year of a Tourism Management Program. Each award is a minimum value of $1000. Applicants must provide proof of successful completion of their last level of education, acceptance or enrolment in the program, letters of reference from an educator and employer, and an essay. Application deadline is the second week of May. Further information is available from the Red River Exhibition website (http://www.redriverex.com/tourism-scholarship/). Deadline for applications is 4:30 p.m., the second Friday in May each year. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established in memory of Ron Long, a long time and founding member of the Canadian Culinary Federation (CCF). One award valued at $500 is available annually to a Term 5 student enrolled in the Culinary Arts program. Selection will be based on demonstrated commitment and passion for the industry; traits for which Ron Long was known. Some consideration will also be given to financial need and satisfactory academic progress. Those interested in being considered should submit an application form along with a one-page explanation of their career goals and volunteer service related to the hospitality sector. Applications are due by the last Friday of September. Automatic Selection Two $250 awards are presented to students entering their second year; one in Culinary Arts and the other in Hotel and Restaurant Management. Selection criteria includes an above average first co-op assessment and lab practical assessment; volunteer involvement in the industry and must show an eagerness to learn about the industry. Automatic Selection Awards of $750 will be presented to a graduating student in the Culinary Arts, Hotel and Restaurant Management or Tourism program. The scholarship is awarded based on a successful academic record of honours status. Professional promise will also be considered as demonstrated by successful cooperative education placements and professional student behaviour. Scholarships will be awarded after completion of all academic program requirements. General RRC Polytech Application Required Awards with a minimum value of $500 are available to students entering the second year of Culinary Arts, Hospitality Management or Tourism Management. The awards are based on good academic standing, professional goals and financial need. Applications must be submitted before the date their work term begins with a 250 word explanation of their career goals. Awards will be applied to tuition once the student is registered in Term 4 classes. Automatic Selection Awards with a minimum value of $750 are available to students who are completing their final academic term in either Culinary Arts, Hotel and Restaurant Management or Tourism Management. Recipient selection is based on leadership, as demonstrated in practical labs, group projects, professional student behaviour, and a commitment to their studies profession through volunteerism, mentorship and employment. Automatic Selection A $1000 award is presented annually to a Professional Baking student who has displayed commitment to the baking profession, by volunteering their own time to learning new skills, while maintaining an above average GPA and exceptional lab skills. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award will be presented annually to a second-year Tourism Management student. Selection will reflect a student who as acted as an ambassador for the tourism industry. This would be evident in their achievements in the program and during their coop placement. General RRC applications should be accompanied by a one-page statement describing their commitment to the tourism industry. Application deadline is the last Friday in September. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award will be presented annually to a second-year Tourism Management student. Selection will be based on demonstrated volunteerism and a commitment to their community. General RRC applications should be accompanied by a one-page statement describing their community involvement and their volunteerism. Application deadline is the last Friday in September. General RRC Polytech Application Required A minimum $1000 award will be presented annually to an employee of the Victoria Inn who is enrolled in a full-time program at Red River College. Applicants must have completed a successful coop placement at the Victoria Inn or have been employed for at least four months with the hotel. Selection criteria is also based on professional student behavior, teamwork and career goals. Applicants will submit a 250-word statement of their career goals and award qualifications, with the application, by the last Friday of September. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 is available annually to students currently enrolled in the second year of the Hotel and Restaurant Management program. Selection will be based on financial need and career aspirations. Applications should be accompanied by a one-page statement outlining the applicant's career aspirations. Applications are due by the last Friday of September. Specific Application The intention of this annual award, valued at $250, is to assist in furthering the educational goals, professional learning and development of pre-service Applied Commerce Education teachers. This award is to stimulate, encourage and acknowledge teaching excellence and volunteerism. A practicum cooperating teacher may make the nomination. The nominee may be a current student in the Red River College/University of Winnipeg Business Teacher Education program. One recipient will be honoured annually. A nominee can only be the recipient of this award one time. Nomination forms will be supplied to cooperating teachers each spring by the Teacher Education faculty supervisor. The nomination application form and supporting documents must be submitted by June 1 of the current year. Automatic Selection Cash awards will be presented to students enrolled in the final year of the Business/Technology, Industrial Arts/Technology or Technical Vocational Teacher Education programs. Selection of recipients will be made by the Teacher Education faculty based on criteria such as academic progress and student teaching success. Recipients will have exhibited the personal qualities considered essential for successful teaching. General RRC Polytech Application Required Five bursaries valued at $1000 each are available annually to full-time Red River College Polytechnic students who are enrolled in the following programs: Administrative Assistant; Business/Technology Teacher Education; Dental Assisting; Health Care Aide; Indigenous Language – Cree; Indigenous Language – Ojibwe; MRI and Spectroscopy; Paramedicine – Primary Care Paramedic; Pathway Business Creative Communications Digital Technology; Pharmaceutical and Food Manufacturing or Professional Photography. To be considered, students should submit an application form, accompanied by a letter describing their financial circumstances. Recipients will be selected based on financial needs. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be forwarded to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Two awards valued at a maximum of $5000 each are available to women, who wish to enter the Technical Vocational Teacher Education Program to influence young women to consider nontraditional trades as a future career. Selection criteria will include a strong work ethic, good Apprenticeship standing, and financial need. Applications should be submitted to Student Awards and Financial Aid office accompanied by a short essay or letter describing why you want to become a vocational teacher, as well as a reference letter from a previous instructor, employer or professional. Deadline for applications is October 15. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by Accutech Engineering, a $3,000 award is available to support a full-time student. Applicants must have been a resident of Nunavut, and graduated from a Nunavut high school (preference will be given to Nunavut land claim beneficiaries). To be eligible, applicants must have relocated to Winnipeg, to attend one of the following programs at Red River College: Civil Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology or Mechanical Engineering Technology. Preference will be given to students enrolled in their first-year of studies, to help ease the stress associated with relocating to attend post-secondary education in Winnipeg. However, students in the second or third year of their program, who meet the other criteria, are still encouraged to apply. Those interested in being considered should submit a general application for awards, accompanied by a short write-up outlining their career goals, and reasons for choosing this career. Previous recipients of this award are eligible to apply again, but preference will be given to those who have not been selected as a recipient in the past. The application deadline is September 15th, annually. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . The applicants’ contact information will be provided to the award donor/sponsor. Automatic Selection Two scholarships of $1000 each are available to students entering the final year of Municipal Engineering Technology and Structural Engineering Technology. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by the American Concrete Institute (ACI) Manitoba Chapter, a minimum $1000 award is available to a student enrolled in their final year of the Architectural/Engineering Technology, Municipal Engineering Technology, Structural Engineering Technology or Construction Management program. To be eligible applicants must have attained a minimum 2.50 cumulative GPA. To be considered, interested student should complete an application form and submit it along with a statement (paragraph) describing the applicant's past experience and intended career plans, and how these relate to concrete. Deadline for applications is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection One award valued at a minimum $1,500 has been established by family and friends of Andrew Rohulych, a proud alumnus of the Electronic Engineering Technology program at RRC. After graduation, Andrew was able to realize his dream, and had an outstanding career as a technical lead with BSD Solutions in one of the largest projects in Manitoba. This award will be presented annually to a student entering third year of the Electronic Engineering Technology program. The student will have demonstrated a passion for the industry, high work ethic, leadership skills, and been an active class participant, as well as shown willingness to assist fellow students. The selection will be made by faculty. Automatic Selection Two $1000 awards will be presented annually to Architectural Technology students: one to a Year 1 student and the other to a Year 2 student, based on academic achievement, class participation, class performance and passion for the profession. Automatic Selection A $500 award and an ASM Metals Handbook is presented to a student entering the second year of the Mechanical Engineering Technology program who is taking a full program load and attains the highest standing in the metallurgy course. Automatic Selection One $800 Association of Manitoba Land Surveyors Scholarship is given to a student entering Geomatics Technology. Automatic Selection One award of $1000 is presented annually to full-time Year 3 Structural Engineering Technology student based on outstanding academic achievement. Automatic Selection Two $500 awards will be presented annually to students in the second year of the Electronic Engineering Technology program based on outstanding academic achievement in the first year of the program. One award will be presented for each class start date. General RRC Polytech Application Required Awards valued at $1000 each are available for Indigenous peoples, members of visible minorities, persons with disabilities and women entering first year of the following programs on a full-time basis: Business Information Technology, Business Technology Management, Electrical Engineering Technology, Information Security or Network Services Technician. Applications should be accompanied by a letter answering the following questions: a) Why do you want to take this program? and b) What are your career aspirations? Selection will be based on academic progress, financial need and applicants' career goals. Application deadline is October 1 for fall start programs and February 1 for winter start date programs. (Applicants should be enrolled in the first term of their program at the time of the application deadline date.) Completed application forms should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required This award was established by a long standing partner of RRC, Bird Construction, and its employees who are graduates of Red River College. One award, valued at a minimum of $1,000, will be awarded to a student in the final year of his/her studies in Construction Management or Architectural/Engineering Technology, who has achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA. Selection will be based on academic achievement and financial need. Deadline for applications is the first Friday in November. Preference will be given to employment equity groups. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Established by Bird Construction, a leading general contractor in Canada who has supported students at Red River College since 1998. Two awards are available annually; a $2000 award is presented to a student entering Architectural/Engineering Technology and a $2,000 award is presented to a student in the second year of Construction Management program. The successful candidate will have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1500 award will be presented annually to a Year 3 Construction Management student who has attained a minimum 2.50 GPA at the end of Year 2. Selection will be based on demonstrated leadership qualities, as well as financial need. The application should be accompanied by a letter of reference from a teacher, guidance counselor, instructor, community leader or employer attesting to the applicant's leadership qualities in school, work or the community. Application deadline is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection One award of $1000 and two awards of $500 are given to students entering the second year of Mechanical Engineering Technology. Automatic Selection Established in memory of Bryan I. Dreger by the Association of Manitoba Land Surveyors and his friends and colleagues, four awards are available for full-time Geomatics Technology students at Red River College. Two awards, minimum $1500 each, will be granted annually to students entering the third year of the Geomatics Technology program at Red River College. Deserving candidates must have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA, and have worked for a land surveying firm. Two awards, minimum $750 each, will be granted annually to students entering the second year of the Geomatics Technology program at Red River College. Deserving candidates must have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA. All awards recipients will be selected by the department faculty. Automatic Selection A minimum $100 award is presented annually by the Institute of Power Engineers (Winnipeg Branch) to a first-year student (who is a student member of the Institute) in the Power Engineering Technology program, based on demonstrated academic and technical ability. Per Elena Grinshteyn - award not available - May 7/18 General RRC Polytech Application Required A $2,500 award, established by Canadian Council of Independent Laboratories (CCIL) , is available to a student in the third year of Municipal or Structural Engineering Technology at Red River College. The qualified candidate will have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA based on their 2nd year, a minimum grade of “B” for either Geotechnical Fundamentals (Structural Engineering Technology ) or Geotechnical Materials 1 (Municipal Engineering Technology). Applicants must also demonstrate a financial need. The application deadline is the first Friday in November. Applications should be accompanied by a brief biography. The award recipient’s contact information will be provided to the award donor to allow for future invitation to CCIL events, and their name and biography will be posted on the CCIL web site. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection One award of $1000 has been established by Canadian Healthcare Engineering Society (CHES), a non-profit voluntary society promoting improved planning, design, operation, and management of healthcare technology services systems. This award will be presented to a Power Engineering Technology (4th Class) student. The successful candidate will have completed the first term of the program with a minimum 3.0 GPA. The selection is based on GPA, as well as class participation and will be made by faculty. General RRC Polytech Application Required The Canadian Public Works Association Manitoba Chapter Civil Engineering Technology Entrance Award, valued at $1000, is available to first-year Civil Engineering Technology students. Selection will be based on financial need. To be considered, students should submit a completed application form by the deadline date of September 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required The Canadian Public Works Association Manitoba Chapter Municipal Engineering Technology Award, valued at $1000, is available to third-year Municipal Engineering Technology students. To be eligible for consideration, students should submit an application form accompanied by a short statement describing their desire to pursue a career in public works. Selection will be based on this statement content as well as financial need. Deadline for applications is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection A $1000 scholarship is available to a third year Environmental Engineering Technology Program student at Red River College. The qualified candidate will be selected by faculty based on outstanding academic achievement. Preference will be given to a female candidate. Automatic Selection Four scholarships of $1000 are given to one student member entering the second year of each Civil Engineering Technology, Electronic Engineering Technology, Instrumentation and Control Engineering Technology, and Mechanical Engineering Technology, based on academic standing. Automatic Selection Created by Cibinel Architecture Ltd an award valued at a minimum of $1000 is available to a student who has completed 2nd year and is enrolled in 3rd year of the Architectural/Engineering Technology program. The recipient will be selected by faculty, based on individual performance and professionalism throughout the year. General RRC Polytech Application Required One award of $1000, established by CIQS, is available to a student in the final year of the Construction Management Degree program. The Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (CIQS) is a self-regulatory, professional body that sets the highest standard for construction economics in Canada. Designated Professional Quantity Surveyors (PQS) and Construction Estimator Certified (CEC) professionals counsel building owners, developers, government bodies, designers and contractors at every stage of the design, procurement and construction process to help ensure a return on investment is delivered. The association is interested in supporting a student who is interested in building his/her career as part of this industry. The successful candidate must be invested in the program and have achieved a minimum 3.0 GPA , with emphasis on the CMDP-3004 Quantity Surveying and CMDP-3007 Estimating - Heavy Construction or Building Construction courses. To be considered, a general application should be submitted, accompanied by a statement outlining their career aspirations, why QS is part of their career focus and why they feel they should be selected as the recipient of this award. Note: contact information of the selected recipient for this award will be provided to the award donor. Application deadline is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Established by the Canadian Institute of Steel Construction, a $1000 award is available annually to a full-time third-year student in the Structural Engineering Technology program. The successful recipient will have achieved outstanding academic success in the program, with emphasis on the grade achieved in the Steel Design course. Other criteria will include attendance and demonstrated professionalism in class. Automatic Selection $1000 is presented to a student who has attained a high standing and is in either their second or final year of a Civil/CAD Technology program. General RRC Polytech Application Required An annual award, valued at $2000 has been established by Concord Projects, a fully diversified construction management, general contracting, and design-build company. This award will support a domestic student in the third year of the Construction Management Degree program. Eligible applicants will have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA at the end of second year and have demonstrated financial need. In keeping with the spirit of the Concord Project Foundation, preference will be given to applicants who have volunteer involvement in the community. Students who are fully funded (not including student loans) for their tuition are not eligible to apply. Applicants should include a short statement outlining volunteer involvement, if applicable. Application deadline is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award is available annually to a Structural or Municipal Engineering Technology student who has completed Year 2 with a minimum 2.50 GPA. Eligible students will have graduated from a Manitoba high school and be a Manitoba resident. Those interested in being considered should submit an application along with an essay or statement (maximum one page) describing their interest in concrete technology, and in expanding their knowledge in this field. Application deadline is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection The Construction Institute of Canada’s Student Bid Competition is held annually. Red River College’s Construction Management faculty selects a team (maximum four members) to represent the College at the competition. If the team medals in one of the three categories, an award consisting of $500 per term member will be presented. Awards will be presented in April after the competition results are known. Contact the Civil Engineering Technology Department for more information. Automatic Selection A $1000 award will be presented annually to a Year 3 Construction Management student, based on academic achievement. Automatic Selection A $1000 will be awarded to an RRC Civil Engineering Technology diploma student entering Year 3 of the Construction Management program, based on academic achievement. General RRC Polytech Application Required The following awards have been established for full-time students continuing their studies in the 2nd, 3rd or 4th year of the Construction Management program at Red River College: three Winnipeg Construction Association Awards valued at $2000 each; and one Paul Charette Construction Management Award valued at $2000. Eligible students will have attained a minimum 70% (3.00 GPA). Selection will be based on demonstrated financial need. If the applicant has been employed by a Winnipeg Construction Association Member, that information should be included on the application. Deadline for applications is the first Friday in November. Only one application is required to be considered for these. Award name is Construction Management Continuing Students Awards. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required The following awards are available to students who are entering or are in the first year of the Construction Management Degree Program: two Winnipeg Construction Association awards valued at $2000 each and one award Paul Charette Construction Management Award valued at $2000. To be eligible applicants must be full time students and will have achieved a minimum 70% average using three Grade 12 (40S) courses: English; Mathematics; and one additional 40S course (highest grade). To be considered for this award, applicants should submit an application, high school transcript, maximum one-page statement indicating why they have chosen this program and how they will benefit from this award. Although not a requirement, a letter of reference from a teacher, guidance counselor, employer or other individual with whom the applicant is well acquainted is recommended, and will be considered an asset. Selections will be based on financial need, statement content and, if included, letter of reference. Deadline for applications is September 15. If the applicant has any construction experience and/or affiliation with Winnipeg Construction Association Members, that information should be included as well. Note: Only one application is required to be eligible for all three of the above mentioned awards. Award name is Construction Management Entrance Awards. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection A $1000 award will be presented annually to a full-time Construction Management student entering fourth year of the program, who has attended all three previous years (six academic semesters and three co-op semesters). The recipient will have achieved a minimum GPA of 3.40, have demonstrated professional behavior in class, and received positive co-op employer feedback. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by Dillon Consulting, one $1500 award is available to support an Indigenous student who has completed the Pathway to Engineering Technology program and has entered the first year of the Civil Engineering Technology program. Dillon is a proudly Canadian, employee-owned professional consulting firm specializing in planning, engineering, environmental science, and management. To be eligible, students are requested to submit a general application form, accompanied by a reference letter from a Pathway to Engineering instructor, as well as a statement from the student indicating their career goals in Municipal, Structural, Geomatics or Environmental Engineering. Selection criteria will include financial need, academic progress and career goals. Application deadline is September 15th. Completed applications should be emailed to . Automatic Selection Awards of $1000 each will be presented to students, enrolled in Work Integrated Learning in an Applied Computer Education (ACE) diploma program, who demonstrated exemplary work ethic, helped others, and showed leadership. Recipients will be automatically selected for each academic term by the ACE Work Integrated Learning Committee. Automatic Selection A $1000 award will be presented annually to a Mechanical Engineering Technology student based on academic and technical achievement in the Fluid Power component of the program. Automatic Selection This award is presented annually to a full-time Civil Technology student in his or her graduating year and is based upon high academic standing, participation in extracurricular activities, and leadership qualities. The award honours the memory of Edward S. Smendziuk, department head of Civil Technology, who passed away suddenly in October of 1984. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by the friends and family of Elizabeth Ptashnik, cash awards of a minimum $750 is available annually to a female student entering the second or third year of the Environmental Engineering Technology program (preference will be given to third-year students). Applicants will have achieved a minimum 2.75 GPA and display a strong work ethic. Application forms should be accompanied by a one-page letter describing the applicant's motivation in selecting this program of studies, their career goals, and why they believe they should be selected to receive this award. Although not mandatory, a letter of reference from a co-op employer would be considered an asset. Application deadline is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection A $300 award is available to a third-year Environmental Technology student. Recipients will have demonstrated volunteerism and initiative in the class, and have received a positive co-op work placement report. Automatic Selection A $1000 award will be presented annually to a student entering Year 2 of the Environmental Engineering Technology program, based on academic achievement. Automatic Selection Four awards of $500 each are given to students who have demonstrated academic excellence, and interest and commitment in the Architectural or Structural Engineering Technology program. Automatic Selection Through The Winnipeg Foundation, a scholarship in the amount of $700 plus a one-year student membership in the CSC is given for high academic performance to a student enrolled in the second year of Civil Engineering Technology in one of the following specializations: Architectural/Engineering Technology; Municipal Engineering Technology or; Structural Engineering Technology program. Automatic Selection Two $1000 awards will be presented annually to the students achieving the highest GPA; one to a second-year Architectural Engineering Technology student, and the other to a second-year Structural Engineering Technology student as selected by program faculty. Automatic Selection Through The Winnipeg Foundation, five scholarships of a minimum $1000 each will be awarded annually to students who have attained a minimum GPA of 3.00 after the first year of Civil Technology and have entered one of the major fields of study (currently Architectural/Engineering, Environmental , Geomatics, Municipal and Structural Engineering Technology). Recipients will have displayed good character and demonstrated community commitment through some participation outside the classroom. Automatic Selection Established by family and friends of Gary Giesbrecht, one $500 award will be presented annually to support a second-year Structural Engineering student at Red River College. Gary was a teacher and colleague, but more importantly he was a coach, mentor, and friend. He was passionate about learning, with a student-centered philosophy focused on knowledge, growth, and development, both within and beyond the classroom. The deserving recipient will be selected by the faculty. The recipient will have achieved a good academic standing, demonstrated class participation as well as exhibited a genuine interest and enthusiasm for the profession (this is the key guiding factor). Automatic Selection Established in memory of Henry Penner, an instructor in the Information Systems Technology program, one award valued at a $400 will be presented annually. The recipient will be a full-time student entering the second year of the Business Information Technology program who is actively pursuing their Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification. Selection will be determined by the program faculty. Automatic Selection A $1000 award will be presented annually to a student continuing in the Electrical Engineering Technology program who has achieved a minimum 3.00 cumulative GPA for Year 1, exhibited leadership qualities and been actively involved in the College. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $2,500 award has been established by Iron Spear, a niche cyber security consulting firm. The award is available to domestic students who have completed the first term of the Information Security or Business Information Technology programs, and achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA. Preference will be given to Indigenous and/or female candidates, but all are encouraged to apply. The award funds will be disbursed in two parts; $1500 will be awarded at the time of selection; the remainder will be awarded at the beginning of the second year of the program, once enrolment is completed. Selection criteria will include academic progress and financial need. The application deadline is January 15th. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection One award valued at $500 will be presented annually to an outstanding Network Services Technician graduate, beginning in 2023. General RRC Polytech Application Required This award, valued at $1000, has been established in memory of Jim Mandryk to assist individuals entering the Civil Engineering Technology program at Red River College. Selection criteria will include academic standing (minimum 2.5/C+ average in Grade 12) and volunteer/leadership roles in school and/or community organizations. The answers to the following questions will also be considered in the selection process: a) On what basis have you decided to choose this career? and b) How do you foresee this training benefiting you? Applications and answers to the questions mentioned above should be submitted by September 30. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required This award was created by his family, in memory of Jim S. McEwan, to assist 2nd year Mechanical Engineering students. One award of $1200 is available annually. To be eligible, students must have achieved a minimum 2.8 cumulative GPA at the end of Year 1 and a minimum “B” average in the first year Technical Communication course, as well as have a demonstrated financial need. Recipients will be selected using these criteria. Applications should be submitted to the Student Service Centre. Deadline for applications is October 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required This award was created by his family, in memory of Karel Van Helden, a former instructor for the Power Engineering Fourth Class courses in the School of Continuing Education at Red River College. Awards totaling a minimum of $1000 will be available annually. Eligible applicants will be enrolled in one of the following programs/courses: Power Engineering Fourth Class Part A course within the School of Continuing Education, the full-time Power Engineering Technology (4th Class) program or the Power Engineering Technology diploma program. The award is intended to assist the recipient with the cost of their studies and, as such, will be applied as a payment to the course/program fees for the academic year. If payment has already been made, the award recipient(s) will be reimbursed an amount equal to the award amount. Students interested in being considered for this award should submit an application form accompanied by a letter, in which they describe how receiving this award will make a difference to them. Selection will be based on financial need and evidence of a strong work ethic; a recommendation letter from an instructor, focused on work ethic in the classroom, should accompany this application. Although preference will be given to students with dependent children, all are encouraged to apply. Deadline for applications is December 15. Completed applications should be sent to . Automatic Selection A $500 award is presented annually in memory of Ken Rist, a 1981 alumni of the Civil Technology - Building Technology program to a full-time student who has demonstrated academic excellence and is entering the second year of studies in Structural Engineering or Architectural/Engineering Technology. Specific Application This award has been established by proud alumnus and successful business owner, Glenn Garbett, CEO at Keystone Projects Ltd. Keystone Projects Ltd was established in 2010 with a goal of building a company that provides customized and sustainable services, including project and construction management and facilities management and repairs. Glenn believes that cutting-edge technology drives the industry forward, and the cooperative effort of motivated professionals will bring a solution to any project. This award follows this philosophy. A $5000 award will be provided to the best fourth-year Construction Management degree program applied research project team of students at Red River College (min $1000 to each team member). The project needs to stand out and be focused on cutting-edge technology that improves or benefits the industry. Based on the requirements of the Capstone Project (CMDP 400 and CMDP 4005), the faculty will select the winning team, and the final project will be shared with the donor. For further information, students should contact the Construction Management Department. Automatic Selection In memory of Lee A. Shirtliffe, former Lead Instructor in the Instrumentation Engineering program, an award of $1000 will be presented annually to a regular full-time student entering the third year of Instrumentation and Control Engineering Technology. Selection will be made by program faculty. The successful candidate will have demonstrated academic excellence and leadership qualities in class. Automatic Selection Proudly sponsored by Lewis Instruments Ltd., a 60 year old company supplying Land Surveying equipment, a $1000 award is provided annually to a student entering the second year of full-time studies in the Civil Engineering Technology program. The recipient will have demonstrated both academic excellence and leadership qualities. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1500 award is available annually to a third-year GeomaticsTechnology, who has achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA. Selection will be based on financial need. Deadline for applications is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required This $1000 award is established by M.D. Steele, for a student who has attained a minimum GPA of 3.00 after the first year of Civil Technology and has entered one of the major fields of study: Architectural/Engineering, Environmental, Geomatics, Municipal and Structural Engineering Technology). M.D. Steele was born as an innovative and integrity-focused construction company. The firm's steadfast commitment to being reliable, fair, and trustworthy is paramount to M.D. Steele being a leader in the industry. The selection criteria includes successful academic progress and leadership qualities. Preference will be given to mature or single-parent students. To be considered, please submit the general application form accompanied by a reference letter from a teacher, instructor, community leader, or employer attesting to the applicant's leadership qualities in school, work, or the community. The application deadline is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Magellan Aerospace Corporation is a global aerospace company that provides complex assemblies and systems solutions to aircraft and engine manufacturers and defense and space agencies worldwide. Magellan designs and manufactures aeroengine and aerostructure assemblies and components for aerospace markets, advanced proprietary products for military and space markets, and provides engine and component repair and overhaul services worldwide. To celebrate and remember their former president and CEO, Jim Butyniec, who was a respected leader in the Aerospace industry for many decades, awards valued at $1000 each will be presented annually to students at Red River College. Jim and his family immigrated to Canada after World War II. The early years in Canada were not easy from these humble beginnings; Jim worked hard and made himself a success story. This award for Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Technology students, who have demonstrated leadership qualities during their studies at the College, will keep Jim’s story celebrated for many years. Two awards are available annually, and recipient selection will be based on leadership qualities, financial need and academic standing. One $1000 award is available to a domestic student enrolled in the final term (307) of the Mechanical Engineering Technology program in the F2022FA academic term; application deadline is October 15, 2022. The other award is available to a domestic student enrolled in the final term (307) of the Electrical Engineering Technology program in the F2023WI academic term; application deadline is February 15, 2023. To be considered, eligible students should submit a completed application accompanied by a reference letter from an instructor, attesting to the student’s leadership qualities and academic standing. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Two awards of $400 each are given to students entering the second year of Electronic Engineering Technology and Mechanical Engineering Technology. Automatic Selection The Manitoba Aerospace D'Arcy Phillips Award is sponsored by Manitoba Aerospace Inc. and Manitoba Aerospace Human Resources Council. One $1500 award will be presented to a student attending the Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Diploma program. The recipient will have following characteristics: honesty, reliability, team work, work ethic and attention to detail. The recipient will be selected by the department faculty. Automatic Selection Established by Manitoba Aerospace Inc., a $1500 award will be presented annually to a third-year Electrical, Electronic or Instrumentation and Control Engineering Technology program. The recipient will have demonstrated teamwork, work ethic, attention to details, as well as honesty and reliability. Recipient selection will be done by department faculty. Automatic Selection Established by Manitoba Aerospace Inc., a $1500 award will be presented annually to a third-year Mechanical Engineering Technology student enrolled in the Aerospace Technology elective course, who has completed a co-op placement with an aerospace company. The eligible candidate will have demonstrated teamwork, work ethic, attention to details, as well as honesty and reliability. Selection will be done by department faculty. General RRC Polytech Application Required One award of $1500 is available annually to a second or third year student in the Environmental Engineering Technology Program. Eligible applicants will have attained a minimum GPA of 2.5 in the previous year and demonstrated financial need. Application forms should be accompanied by a short statement including your thoughts on how best to improve used oil product collection and recycling in Manitoba. The deadline for applications is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection The MGRA Scholarship is a tribute to the memory of Robert Kwok,a long term Municipal Engineering Technology instructor, as an acknowledgement of the many years of service Robert provided in training Municipal Councils, Managers and Operations staff in gravel road design and maintenance, providing an invaluable service to this association. A $1000 scholarship will be presented annually to a Municipal Engineering Technology student who has excelled in the Roadway Design I course and is enrolled in Roadway Design II. Specific Application Manitoba Hydro offers a number of awards, bursaries and scholarships to Red River College students who are of Indigenous ancestry or members of employment equity designated groups (women, Indigenous people, members of visible minority groups, and persons with disabilities). A complete list including eligibility criteria, deadline dates, and application forms are available from their website https://www.hydro.mb.ca/careers/students/award_scholarship_bursary/ . Manitoba Hydro reviews all applications and selects the recipients. Those selected are generally notified by early December. Completed application forms should be submitted directly to Manitoba Hydro by the indicated deadline date (October 1 in most cases). Automatic Selection A scholarship of $1000, along with the opportunity to be considered for summer employment will be awarded annually to a student entering the second year of Electrical Engineering Technology. Selection will be made by program faculty. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $500 bursary is available annually to a first-year Electrical Engineering Technology student. Selection will be based on demonstrated financial need. Application deadline is January 31. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection One award, valued at $1250 has been established by Manitoba Infrastructure, for an individual who has graduated from a Northern or Rural Manitoba high school (a high school located outside the Metropolitan area of Winnipeg). Those eligible will be participating in Manitoba Infrastructure’s co-op program, and have demonstrated an interest in pursuing the Civil Engineering Technology (diploma program) at Red River College. The recipient will be selected by Manitoba Infrastructure. General RRC Polytech Application Required Two awards, valued at a minimum of $2500, are available annually to students enrolled in the fourth year of the Construction Management Degree Program, who are interested in the Heavy Construction industry as a career. Established by the Manitoba Heavy Construction Association (MHCA), this award recognizes its past Board Chairs who since 1945 have laid the cornerstone foundations upon which the MHCA has been built. It is upon this cornerstone foundation that the MHCA has been able to make, and strives to continue to make, constructive contributions in the development and evolution of public policy at the provincial, regional and national levels. Each Chair is recognized through a 'A Salute to our Past: A Tribute to our Chairs' (click link to view all of our past chairs). To be considered for this award, applicants should have a satisfactory academic standing and successfully completed the Infrastructure/Heavy Construction course in the second year of the program and the Estimating – Heavy Construction or Building Construction course in the program's third year. To be considered, students should submit a general application form, accompanied by a letter of reference from a coop placement employer or coop coordinator. This reference letter should speak to the applicant's initiative, energy, enthusiasm, perseverance to succeed, and passion for making a difference. Applicants should also provide a statement outlining their interest in the field of heavy construction. The deadline for applications is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Mrs. Eulah Matheson has established a scholarship fund in memory of her husband, Milton Matheson as a lasting tribute to Milton's unwavering belief and interest in young people and educational achievement. Two awards, valued at a minimum of $875 will be presented annually to third-year Electronic Engineering Technology students based on outstanding academic achievement. General RRC Polytech Application Required The Motion Canada be a partner Bursary was established to support a Mechanical Engineering Technology student who has completed the second year of the program and is enrolled in the third year. One $1000 bursary is available. The recipient will be selected based on financial need, with preference given to female applicants. Application deadline is October 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection A $1000 award will be presented annually to a student entering Year 2 of the Municipal Engineering Technology program, based on academic achievement. Automatic Selection Two awards of $1000 each are to be awarded to students entering the second year of Civil Engineering Technology who have demonstrated either highest academic achievement or greatest improvement in both written and oral communication. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 scholarship has been established by Number TEN Architectural Group to support a student attending second year of RRC Polytech’s Architectural Engineering Technology or first year of the Architectural Technology program. For many years, Number TEN Architectural Group served communities by designing places that make life better. The focus of the company is on people who go the extra mile, strive for design excellence and push themselves to achieve more than expected. Innovation is central to the company’s practices. Number TEN aims to pursue new ideas that challenge the conventional perceptions of architectural form and its relationship to the environment. Public spaces define the city and are a reflection of who we are as a community. Supporting education defines the learning community and creates people who can share many ideas and become contributors to our economic growth. The successful scholarship recipient will be selected based on outstanding academic achievement in the program. In addition to the financial scholarship, the selected recipient will have an opportunity to be offered an interview at NTAG for co-op placement. The student information will be provided to the Donor for interview coordination. Application deadline is January 15th. Completed applications should be submitted to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One $1500 award is available to a student enrolled full-time in the second-year of the Architectural Technology program. Recipients will have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA, demonstrated volunteer activity in the community and displayed a strong work ethic in class. Applications should be accompanied by a one-page statement describing career aspirations and volunteer activity in the community, as well as a reference letter from an instructor attesting to a strong work ethic in class. Application deadline is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Two $1000 awards (one for each start date) are available for students enrolled full-time in Term 3 (second-year) of the Business Information Technology program. Recipients will have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA, demonstrated volunteer activity in the community and displayed a strong work ethic in class. Applications should be accompanied by a one-page statement describing career aspirations and volunteer activity in the community, as well as a reference letter from an instructor attesting to a strong work ethic in class. Application deadlines are September 30 (for fall term) and January 31 (for winter term). Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One $1500 award is available to a student enrolled full-time in the third-year of the Civil Engineering Technology program in the Structural Engineering Technology specialization. Recipients will have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA, demonstrated volunteer activity in the community and displayed a strong work ethic in class. Applications should be accompanied by a one-page statement describing career aspirations and volunteer activity in the community, as well as a reference letter from an instructor attesting to a strong work ethic in class. Application deadline is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Five awards valued at $5000 each towards first-year tuition are available annually to students entering the Civil Engineering Technology or Construction Management program at Red River College. Preference will be given to students coming directly from a Manitoba high school. Criteria include having achieved an academic standing of a minimum 70% or "B" average for Grade 12 courses, and financial need. Applicants will also have displayed leadership qualities in the family, school and/or community. Applications should be accompanied by a high school transcript, a one-page essay indicating information regarding the applicant's financial need, and responses to the following questions: What impact will this bursary have on your career goals? What are some examples of how you have demonstrated leadership qualities? Will you be considering a career in the construction industry?. Also required are two letters of recommendation (one from a teacher or guidance counselor and the other from someone who knows you outside of school (not a relative). Application deadline is June 1 for students who are in Grade 12. Others may apply by the deadline date of September 15. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Five awards valued at $3000 each towards second-year tuition are available annually to second-year students (third-year students who have required Manitoba Student Aid funding for their previous years may also apply) in the Civil Engineering Technology (any major) or Construction Management programs. Criteria include having achieved a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00 and financial need. Applications should be accompanied by a one-page essay. The essay should demonstrate your interest in the Civil EngineeringTechnology/Construction Management program and include answers to the following questions: a) Will you be considering a career in the construction industry? b) What impact will this award have on your career goals? and c) How have you demonstrated leadership qualities (provide examples)? A reference letter from an instructor, commenting on your degree of commitment and enthusiasm for life-long learning, is also required. Deadline for applications is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection The Price Family established awards valued from $1000 to $3000, are available to full time Electrical Engineering Technology and Mechanical Engineering Technology students who have completed the first term of the program. The qualified candidate will have achieved a minimum 3.0 Program GPA. Recipient selection will be made by faculty with consideration given to leadership qualities, class participation, and attendance. General RRC Polytech Application Required The purpose of the scholarships is to recognize and provide financial support to capable students who have proven that they are high achievers, and who could possibly reach even higher levels of accomplishment if they had some financial support, so as to minimize time spent in part-time jobs needed to pay for tuition or living costs. The Price Family established awards valued from $1000 to $3000, are available to full time Electrical, Electronic, Instrumentation and Control, and Mechanical Engineering Technology students who have completed the second year (term six) of the program. The qualified candidate will have achieved a minimum 3.0 Program GPA. Preference may be given to previous recipients of Price Scholarships at RRC. The selection will be based on leadership qualities, class participation, attendance and community involvement and financial need. Interested applicants should include a short statement outlining how the award would make a difference for them and how they meet this criteria. The application deadline is the second Friday of term seven. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required The purpose of the scholarships is to recognize and provide financial support to capable students who have proven that they are high achievers, and who could possibly reach even higher levels of accomplishment if they had some financial support, so as to minimize time spent in part-time jobs needed to pay for tuition or living costs. The Price Family established awards valued from $1000 to $3000, are available to full time Electrical, Electronic, Instrumentation and Control, and Mechanical Engineering Technology students who have completed the first year (term two or three) of the program. The qualified candidate will have achieved a minimum 3.0 Program GPA. Preference may be given to previous recipients of Price Scholarships at RRC. The selection will be based on leadership qualities, class participation, attendance and community involvement and financial need. Interested applicants should include a short statement outlining how the award would make a difference for them and how they meet this criteria. The application deadline is the second Friday of term four. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award is available annually to a full-time (60% course load) first-year Business Information Technology student. To be eligible, applicants must be a Manitoba resident and Canadian citizen, and have achieved a minimum 2.50 GPA in the first semester of the program, if currently enrolled in the second semester; or 60% in Grade 12, if currently enrolled in the first semester. Selection will be based on financial need. Application deadline is January 31. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award is available annually to a full-time (60% course load) second-year Business Information Technology student. To be eligible, applicants must be a Manitoba resident and Canadian citizen, and have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA. Selection will be based on financial need. Application deadline is January 31. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1500 award is available annually to a second-year student who has achieved a minimum 2.50 GPA at the end of the first year of the Civil Engineering Technology program and is pursuing a diploma in one of the available majors. The recipient will have displayed a positive attitude with respect to attendance, actively participated in his classes, and have shown an improvement in grades over the course of the first year. Eligible students should submit an application form, accompanied by a letter from an instructor that speaks to the requirements as outlined. Deadline for applications is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Two awards were created by Robert Okabe a proud graduate of the Civil Technology program at Red River College. A $1000 is available to support a student entering third year of Municipal Engineering Technology, and a $1000 is available to support a student entering third year of Geomatics Technology. For both awards candidates should maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA and believes in the importance of volunteerism. The eligible candidates should submit a general application with a short statement outlining their recent volunteer experience. The application deadline is the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection An award of $1000 is given to a Civil Engineering Technology (all specializations), Electrical Engineering Technology (all specializations) or Mechanical Engineering Technology student displaying the greatest proficiency in oral and written communication, and in report writing. Automatic Selection A maximum of $1200 will be awarded to Civil Engineering Technology department student who participates in the Skills Manitoba competition, achieves a gold medal ranking, and is willing to proceed to the National Skills Competition. If there is not a Civil Engineering Technology department student proceeding to the National Skills Competition, the award may be given to one or more Civil Engineering Technology students who have achieved a medal at the provincial level. Awards are given in April or May after the competition results are known. Contact the Civil Engineering Technology Department for more information. Automatic Selection Established by Stantec Consulting Ltd., to reflect their commitment to champion educational excellence, a $750 award will be presented annually to a student entering the second year of Architectural/Engineering Technology , who has attained a minimum 4.00 GPA in the first year of their program. Automatic Selection Established by Stantec Consulting Ltd., to reflect their commitment to champion educational excellence, a $750 award will be presented annually to a student entering the second year of Electrical Engineering Technology, who has attained a minimum 4.00 GPA in the first year of their program. Automatic Selection Established by Stantec Consulting Ltd., to reflect their commitment to champion educational excellence, a $750 award will be presented annually to a student entering the second year of Mechanical Engineering Technology, who has attained a minimum 4.00 GPA in the first year of their program. Automatic Selection Established by Stantec Consulting Ltd., to reflect their commitment to champion educational excellence, a $750 award will be presented annually to a student entering the second year of Municipal Engineering Technology, who has attained a minimum 4.00 GPA in the first year of their program. General RRC Polytech Application Required In honour of Ron Blicq’s outstanding service to Red River College and the community at large, an award of $500 is presented annually to a student in second year of full-time studies in the Civil (all specializations), Electrical (al specializations) or Mechanical Engineering Technology program. Selection will be based on the applicant’s involvement in the College community and/or their contributions to student life at the College as well as demonstrated financial need. To be considered, students should submit an application form, accompanied by a one-page statement outlining how they meet the criteria for this award. Application deadline the first Friday in November. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Established by Viterra Inc to support academic excellence, two scholarships of a minimum $1000 are available annually. One will be awarded to an Electrical (Pre-Employment) certificate program student and the other will be awarded to a Power Engineering Technology (3rd Class) student. The successful recipients for these awards will be selected by the faculty based on outstanding academic achievement. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by Viterra Inc. to support First Nations, Inuit, or Metis students in their second year of Electrical Engineering Technology program at Red River College. One $500 scholarship is available annually for each intake to an Electrical Engineering Technology program student. Deadline for applications for fall intake is October 15 and for winter intake is March 15. Recipient selection will be based on academic achievement. Completed applications should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Established by the Winnipeg Construction Association, three awards valued at $3000 each will be presented to Construction Management students. One award is available to a student in each of Year 2, 3 and 4. Program faculty will select the recipients based on outstanding academic in the program. General RRC Polytech Application Required Through The Winnipeg Foundation, bursaries valued at $750 are available to assist students financially who are pursuing careers in a Trades area in one of the following programs: Automotive Technician (Certificate or Diploma); Cabinetry & Woodworking Technology; Carpentry (five-month); CNC Machinist Technician; CNC Machining and Advanced Technology; Collision Repair & Refinishing; Electrical (five-month); Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic; Manufacturing CAD; Marine and Powersports Technician; Plumbing (five-month); Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician (five-month) or Welding, on a full-time basis in a minimum five-month program. Selection will be based on satisfactory academic progress and financial need. Deadline for applications for fall start programs is October 15 and for winter programs is March 15. Completed applications should be sent to . Automatic Selection Arnold Bros. Transport, one of the best Canadian Transport Companies, partnered with Red River College to support Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanics in their educational journey. Two awards of $500 each are available to students completing the Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic program. Eligible candidates should have a strong work ethic, be a team player, and present leadership qualities in the class. The selection will be made by faculty based on the instructor’s recommendations and practicum feedback. Automatic Selection One award of $1,500 has been established by the Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada, the only national industry association in Canada that brings together the entire automotive aftermarket supply and service chain. This award will be available to all levels of Automotive Apprenticeship program at Red River College. Eligible students will be employed by or had a co-op/work experience in an independent repair shop, and be interested in moving towards a career that will involve the Automotive aftermarket industry. The recipient will be selected by Red River College’s Apprenticeship instructors, based on the co-op/employer feedback, use of time in classroom, efficient lab work and satisfactory GPA. The recipient information will be forwarded to the donor. Automatic Selection This award was established by Barry Louis Campbell, who passed away in May 2020. The mission of the award is to celebrate young individuals who devote their passion to skilled trades. Barry was a hard-working man who had a successful career and a sincere interest in motorcycles and photography. A $750 award will be presented to a Refrigeration & Air Conditioning (Pre-Employment) student, for each intake of the program (August and January). Recipients will be selected by faculty based on academic achievement, class participation, and practical skills. General RRC Polytech Application Required This award was established by Birchwood Automotive Group Limited to honour their retired technicians who have made significant contributions within the automotive industry. Two awards of $1,000 will be available annually to students graduating from the Automotive Technician certificate program whose work experience is completed at a dealership. Selection will be based on commitment to the program, satisfactory academic achievement, and demonstrated leadership qualities. Applications should be accompanied by a reference letter from the dealership and short statement outlining “why do you think you should be selected as the recipient of this award?”. Application deadline is April 30th. Completed applications should be sent to . Automatic Selection Bison Transport provides a $500 award to a Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic student. The successful candidate will have maintained a minimum 3.00 GPA and show an interest in pursuing a career in the on road equipment industry. Selection will be done by department faculty. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established with a donation from the estate of Robert Ritch, two bursaries of $1000 each will be available to full-time students attending any of the following Trades programs: Aerospace Manufacturing, Automotive Technician, Cabinetry and Woodworking Technology, Carpentry (five-month), CNC Machinist Technician, CNC Machining and Advanced Technology, Collision Repair and Refinishing, Electrical (five-month), Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic, Marine and Powersports Technician, Plumbing (five-month), Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician (five-month) or Welding. Selection will be based on satisfactory academic progress and financial need. Deadline for applications for fall start programs is October 15 and for winter start programs is March 15. Completed applications should be sent to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Two $500 bursaries are available annually to students enrolled in the Carpentry program. Selection will be based on financial need. Application deadline for the fall start date is October 15 and for the winter start date is March 15. Completed applications should be sent to . General RRC Polytech Application Required A $500 award is available to a first-year Cabinetry and Woodworking Technology diploma student who has graduated from Elmwood High School, Kildonan East Collegiate or Miles Macdonell Collegiate. The recipient will have attained a minimum 70% average in Grade 12. Those interested in being considered for this scholarship should submit an application form accompanied by their final high school transcript. Deadline for applications is September 30. Automatic Selection Cash awards will be presented annually to a CNC Machining and Advanced Technology student based on academic and technical achievement. Automatic Selection Scholarships are awarded annually to students enrolled in the Cabinetry and Woodworking program in both the certificate and diploma programs. These scholarships are awarded to students based on outstanding academic achievement. Awards of $750 and $500 are available to the two top students in year one of the diploma program. Awards of $1000 and $750 are available to the top two students in year two of the diploma program. Finally, an award of $500 is available to the top student in the Cabinetry and Woodworking Certificate program. Selection of award recipients is made by instructors in the Cabinetry and Woodworking programs. Automatic Selection A leadership award is given to students enrolled in the Cabinetry and Woodworking program. These awards are presented to students in the certificate and diploma programs based on their attitude, strong work ethic, demonstrated leadership qualities and satisfactory academic achievement. The award for a certificate program student is $350, the award for a year 1 diploma student is $500 and the award for a year 2 diploma student is $750. Selection of award recipients is made by instructors in the Cabinetry and Woodworking programs. Automatic Selection One award of $1000 has been established by Canadian Healthcare Engineering Society (CHES), a non-profit voluntary society promoting improved planning, design, operation, and management of healthcare technology services systems. This award will be presented to a Power Engineering Technology (4th Class) student. The successful candidate will have completed the first term of the program with a minimum 3.0 GPA. The selection is based on GPA, as well as class participation and will be made by faculty. Automatic Selection Two awards of $1000 each have been established by the Canadian Vintage Motorcycles Group (CVMG), a not-for-profit organization aimed at promoting the use, restoration, and interest in older motorcycles and those of historical interest. The awards will support two students in the Marine and Powersports Technician program, who exhibit an interest in motorcycles. Both candidates will be maintaining a satisfactory academic standing, and demonstrate leadership qualities and team work. One award will be provided after the first term of the program. The second award will be provided at the end of the program. Recipients will be selected by the department faculty. Automatic Selection Friends and family established this $1000 annual award in memory of their loved one Carl Robert Ballegeer. Carl was a true friend, a dedicated and skilled tradesman and an honest and straightforward man of great character. He had a heart of gold, the biggest smile in the room, and the best moves on the dance floor. Carl's career started early after high school when he attended Red River College Polytech and worked for a local heating and cooling company primarily focused on commercial developments. Carl continued to attend Red River College Polytech to complete higher levels of certification, advance his career and eventually obtain his Red Seal. Ten years after completing the program, Carl took the initiative to start his own company, Ballegeer Heating and Cooling. Carl spent countless hours working with and mentoring his younger colleagues and took great pride in his work and career. He was well-liked and highly respected by everyone he worked with. This award will celebrate friendship and highlight a student passionate about their career and who excels in problem-solving, creativity, teamwork and displays a strong work ethic and positive attitude. The successful candidate will be an Apprentice Sheet Metal student who has displayed the above qualities, as selected by the faculty. Automatic Selection Awards are presented annually to students enrolled in full-time programs related to Carpentry and Woodworking as follows: Three awards ($750, $500 and $350) are presented to the top three students in each of the "pre-employment" classes. $50 is awarded to each of the students who represent the College at the Skills Competition (maximum six awards). $300 is awarded to each of the top six Level IV Carpentry Apprentice students. General RRC Polytech Application Required One award valued at $1000 is available annually to Heavy Duty Equipment Technician students; preference will be given to an Indigenous student. Applicants must be maintaining a "B" average in their studies. Selection will be based on financial need. Application deadline is January 15. Completed applications should be sent to . Automatic Selection Established by dahl Valve Limited, one award valued at $500 is available to students enrolled in the Level two Plumbing program. Recipient will have to take an 80% of a full course load and obtain 3.0 GPA or higher. Selection will be based on academic achievement and personal skills such as teamwork, accountability, and positive attitude. The selection will be made by the instructional team. Automatic Selection Established by family and friends in memory of Daniel Harrison Impey, an RRC Plumbing Certificate student. Dan had an aptitude for mechanical work, and was a caring, funny, outgoing person, always extending a helping hand to others. A $500 award will be presented to two students, one from the fall and the other from the winter intake, attending the (pre-employment) Plumbing program at Red River College. The faculty will select the recipients based on leadership skills and team spirit demonstrated in the classroom, positive attitude, and accountability. Automatic Selection This award has been established in memory of David McClelland by his family, friends and colleges, to honour David's significant impact on the success of Red River College’s carpentry department. A $500 award will be presented annually to two Carpentry students; one from the fall and the other from the winter intake. Effective verbal and written communication skills, attendance and punctuality will be factors used by the department faculty in selecting a deserving recipient. General RRC Polytech Application Required Through The Winnipeg Foundation, bursaries of $1000 will be awarded to students enrolled in any of the following programs: Aerospace Manufacturing, Automotive Technician (Certificate or Diploma), Cabinetry & Woodworking Technology, Carpentry (five-month), CNC Machinist Technician, CNC Machining and Advanced Technology, Collision Repair and Refinishing, Electrical (five-month), Heavy Equipment Mechanic, Marine and Powersports Technician, Plumbing (five-month), Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Technician (five-month), or Welding. Students must be maintaining a minimum 60% academic average and have demonstrated financial need. Deadline for applications for fall start programs is October 15 and for winter programs is March 15. Completed applications should be sent to . Automatic Selection A $1000 award has been established by faculty, family, and friends in memory of John Dermot Rooney, a devoted instructor at RRC. John took tremendous pride in instructing Electrical Apprentices for more than 15 years. He was very well respected within our College community and had an incredible impact on so many lives. John was also very active in the community. His charismatic attitude and astonishing patience had an immense effect on Apprenticeship students. John had a passion for teaching and effortlessness in which he engaged students. Recipients for the scholarship will be selected by the program faculty and will have achieved outstanding academic success and share common qualities that John brought to the classroom. Automatic Selection A $1000 award will be presented annually to a CNC Machining and Advanced Technology student based on academic and technical achievement in the program. Automatic Selection This award was established in memory of RRC alumni Edward John Przednowek Sr., who graduated in the early 1950's from the Cabinetry and Woodworking Technology program at Manitoba Technical Institute (now Red River College). Two awards, valued at $1000, will be available annually to the second-year Cabinetry and Woodworking Technology student who builds the most innovative project. Recipient selection will be made by faculty. Automatic Selection Two gift card awards will be presented to Electrical (pre-employment) students based on outstanding academic achievement; one to a fall term student, and the other to a winter term student. Automatic Selection Two awards valued at $500 each are presented annually to Electrical ("pre-employment") students; one to a fall term student, and the other to a winter term student. Recipients must have attained a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 (70%) or greater, and have demonstrated a positive attitude, displayed initiative and leadership in the program, and assisted other students. Automatic Selection Established by the Electrical Association of Manitoba, two awards, valued at $250 each, will be presented annually to deserving students in the five-month Pre-Employment Electrical program; one to a student enrolled in the fall offering and one to a student enrolled in the winter offering. Selection is based on academic performance, attitude, attendance and desire to continue in the trade. General RRC Polytech Application Required This award has been established by Frank’s daughter, Janis Thiessen, to honor her father’s pronounced investment in Automotive Industry training at Red River College. Frank was a licensed inter-provincial motor vehicle mechanic, and a vocational industrial instructor at Red River College. Frank was also a prolific author of more than 20 books on automotive technology. While at Red River College, he was awarded a grant to research automotive training programs, for two years. Frank was one of the creators of the first work experience components being introduced to training programs at the College. Frank was very invested in Red River College, and served on many boards throughout his working career. One $1000 award is available to assist an Automotive Technician Certificate student who has demonstrated financial need, a good academic standing and obtained positive feedback regarding their work experience placement. The applicant should submit a general application form, accompanied by a letter of reference from the work experience placement/coordinator. The application deadline is April 30th. Completed applications should be sent to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Established to honour Mr. Thomas’ lifelong commitment to the carpentry trade, two $250 bursaries will be available annually to deserving students enrolled full-time in the Carpentry (five-month) program. Selection will be based on financial need. Deadline for applications for fall start programs is October 15th and for winter start programs is March 15th, beginning in the 2022/23 academic year. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by the Gene Haas Foundation (established by Gene Haas: Haas Automation, Inc. leading CNC machine tool manufacturer), 14 bursaries valued at $2000 each are available annually to students enrolled in the CNC Machinist Technician and CNC Machining and Advanced Technology programs. Selection will be based on demonstrated financial need. Applications should be submitted by the deadline date of January 31. Completed applications should be sent to . Automatic Selection Established by the Gene Haas Foundation (established by Gene Haas: Haas Automation, Inc. leading CNC machine tool manufacturer), four awards valued at $2000 each are available annually; three to students in second year completing the fourth term of the Manufacturing Technician program, and three to students completing the CNC Machinist Technician program. Selection will be based on leadership qualities, involvement in extracurricular activities, mentorship qualities and good academic standing. Automatic Selection Born in Morden, MB in 1918, Gerald Biehl worked with North American Lumber and Beaver Lumber, and developed a hobby making furniture and cabinets with no formal training. He encouraged his children to pursue post-secondary education as he felt that he could have done better with more education. This award was established to help students in the Cabinetry and Woodworking program to fund their education, and to help them build a career in this trade. One award, valued at a minimum of $650, is available to a full time student, entering the second year of the Cabinetry and Woodworking diploma program. The successful candidate for this award will be nominated by the faculty and instructor. During the first school year, the student will have to demonstrate craftsmanship, and will be selected based on the uniqueness and design and planning of the capstone project, as well as teamwork qualities, and attendance. Preference will be given to students graduated from Nelson McIntyre Collegiate. The selection will be made in April. Automatic Selection This award was established by Barry Louis Campbell, who passed away in May 2020 to celebrate a lifelong friendship with Graham Besse. A $750 award will be presented to an Electrical (Pre-Employment) student, for each intake of the program (August and January). Recipients will be selected by faculty based on academic achievement, class participation, and practical skills. Automatic Selection This award was created by family, friends and colleagues of Gunther Hille, Piping Trades instructor at Red River College. Gunther began his career at Red River College in 2000. He taught hundreds of students; both apprenticeship and pre-employment. He was a passionate and exceptional instructor who made an important difference in his students’ lives. A $250 award will be presented to two students, one from the fall and the other from the winter intake, attending the (pre-employment) Plumbing program at Red River College. The faculty will select the candidates based on leadership skills and team spirit demonstrated in the classroom, positive attitude, and minimum 3.0 GPA. Automatic Selection Merit awards of $750 each will be presented annually to a student in each of the following programs: Automotive Technician (Certificate or Diploma); Cabinetry & Woodworking Technology Carpentry (five-month); CNC Machinist Technician; CNC Machining and Advanced Technology; Collision Repair & Refinishing; Electrical (five-month); Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic; Manufacturing CAD; Marine and Powersports Technician; Plumbing (five-month); Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician (five-month) and Welding. The selected recipients will have achieved a minimum 75% average and have demonstrated: academic excellence, leadership skills and teamwork in a classroom, lab, shop and work experience environment, where applicable. General RRC Polytech Application Required Three awards of a minimum $1000 are available annually to students enrolled full-time in the Aircraft Maintenance Engineer program who have completed at least two terms of the program achieving a minimum 3.00 GPA and have demonstrated financial need. To be considered for this award students will be required to submit a general application to . The application deadline for this award is December 1st. General RRC Polytech Application Required This award was created in memory of Henry deRidder, by his family, in recognition of the strong work ethic and attention to detail demonstrated in his career as a Power Engineer in the petroleum and cement industries and in building operations. An award valued at a minimum of $1500 will be available annually to a Power Engineering Technology (3rd Class) student who had been out of high school for more than five years prior to their enrolment at the College, shows promise, and has a passion for a Power Engineering career. The successful candidate will have completed the first year of the program as well as the 4th class Provincial exam successfully, have a good academic standing, and show dedication in the classroom. Preference may be given to students with dependent children; however, all are encouraged to apply. Students interested in being considered for this award should submit an application form accompanied by verification of a successful licensing exam; a short letter in which they describe how receiving this award will make a difference to them; and a reference letter from an instructor. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be sent to . General RRC Polytech Application Required One award valued at $1000 is available to a full-time Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic student. Applicants must have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA (as of February 15) and have demonstrated financial need. Recipients will be selected using these criteria. Application deadline is March 15. Completed applications should be sent to . Automatic Selection Scholarships are awarded annually to students enrolled in Collision Repair and Refinishing and Automotive Technician – Certificate. $200 is available for each subsequent apprenticeship level (maximum value $800 per scholarship). Selection is made by the department faculty based on criteria such as academic standing, good verbal and written communication skills, attendance and punctuality, cooperation, ability to work independently, positive attitude, ability to accept criticism and suggestions and meets or exceed standards set by the Department of Education, Apprenticeship Board and Trade Advisory Committee. Automatic Selection To keep Jim’s legacy and contribution to his trade alive, the Takacs family have established a $1,000 award that will support a student who has graduated from the Sheet Metal Apprenticeship program and is eligible to write the exam to obtain their Red Seal. After immigrating to Canada in 1957, Jim created a life with his own business but was always willing to help others. There are many HVAC companies that Jim helped start and mentor—highly regarded by wholesalers, competitors, and employees alike. Jim’s successful career can inspire many young professionals who are taking their first steps into the industry. The deserving candidate will have a good academic standing and demonstrate leadership qualities, teamwork, and entrepreneurial spirit. The program faculty will select the recipient of this award based on those qualities. General RRC Polytech Application Required This award was created by his family, in memory of Karel Van Helden, a former instructor for the Power Engineering Fourth Class courses in the School of Continuing Education at Red River College. Awards totaling a minimum of $1000 will be available annually. Eligible applicants will be enrolled in one of the following programs/courses: Power Engineering Fourth Class Part A course within the School of Continuing Education, the full-time Power Engineering Technology (4th Class) program or the Power Engineering Technology diploma program. The award is intended to assist the recipient with the cost of their studies and, as such, will be applied as a payment to the course/program fees for the academic year. If payment has already been made, the award recipient(s) will be reimbursed an amount equal to the award amount. Students interested in being considered for this award should submit an application form accompanied by a letter, in which they describe how receiving this award will make a difference to them. Selection will be based on financial need and evidence of a strong work ethic; a recommendation letter from an instructor, focused on work ethic in the classroom, should accompany this application. Although preference will be given to students with dependent children, all are encouraged to apply. Deadline for applications is December 15. Completed applications should be sent to . Automatic Selection Established to honor the memory of Ken Preboy, automotive instructor for 22 years in the ASEP and Apprenticeship programs, and to recognize his dedication to students. This award, valued at a minimum of $1500, will be presented annually to a Automotive Apprenticeship student displaying the qualities and standards exhibited by Ken such as hard work, determination and commitment to the industry, as recommended by the automotive instructors. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 award is available annually for an Apprentice Landscape Horticulturist student (2nd, 3rd or 4th level) that demonstrates exceptional interest and contribution to the green profession in Manitoba. This award is meant to cover the registration cost and other expenses for the next level of the Red Seal program. Those interested in being considered should submit an application form accompanied by one-page letter outlining their commitment to a green profession, contribution to program related activities and participation in recognized green profession related associations, as well as verification of their academic standing from the most recently completed level. Application deadline is April 15th. Completed applications and required documents should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection A $1000 award will be presented annually to a Landscape Horticulturist team (two students) who will be travelling to compete in the Landscape Gardening event at the Skills Canada National Competition. This award is meant to assist with the travel expenses and to compliment the $500 wage subsidy available from the Canadian Nursery Landscape Association (CNLA). Recipient selection will be made by program faculty. Automatic Selection Awards are available to students graduating from the Apprentice Lather program. Selection will be based on outstanding academic achievement. General RRC Polytech Application Required This $1000 award for a student enrolled in a Carpentry program at RRC Polytech, has been established by M.D. Steele to celebrate St. Andrews Lock and Dam project. M.D. Steele was born as an innovative and integrity-focused construction company. The firm's steadfast commitment to being reliable, fair, and trustworthy is paramount to M.D. Steele being a leader in the industry. The selection criteria includes: successful academic progress, leadership qualities, and interest in civil construction. Preference will be given to applicants with Indigenous ancestry. To be considered, please submit the general application form accompanied by a reference letter from a teacher, instructor, community leader, or employer attesting to the applicant's leadership qualities in school, work, or the community. Also required is a short statement from the applicant indicating their interest in civil construction. The application deadlines are October 15th for the fall term and March 15th for the winter term. Applications and required documents should be submitted to . One recipient will be selected each spring annually. General RRC Polytech Application Required A $1000 has been established by Machine Girl Motorsports Company, a one of a kind company built to support, empower, and promote women in all areas of motorsports. Machine Girls Motorsport Company was created from humble beginnings; mixed with a burning passion for anything with an engine and the want to share that passion with women across the globe by owner, Tina Stefanson. This award is available to a woman, who is in the final term required to complete a trades program at Red River College. Eligible programs are: Aircraft Maintenance Engineer; Aerospace Manufacturing; Automotive Technician (Certificate or Diploma); Cabinetry & Woodworking Technology; Carpentry (five-month); CNC Machinist Technician; CNC Machining and Advanced Technology; Collision Repair & Refinishing; Electrical (five-month); Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic; Manufacturing CAD; Marine and Powersports Technician; Plumbing (five-month); Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician (five-month) and Welding. The award is intended to cover the cost of tuition first. Along with the financial award, the selected recipient will receive a gift package from the donor. Eligible students need to demonstrate a financial need and be maintaining satisfactory academic achievement. The application deadline is October 15th. Completed applications should be sent to . Note: contact information of the selected recipient for this award will be provided to the award donor. Automatic Selection The Manitoba Aerospace D'Arcy Phillips Award is sponsored by Manitoba Aerospace Inc. and Manitoba Aerospace Human Resources Council. One $1500 award will be presented to a student attending the Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Diploma program. The recipient will have following characteristics: honesty, reliability, team work, work ethic and attention to detail. The recipient will be selected by the department faculty. General RRC Polytech Application Required Two $1,000 awards have been established by Manitoba Home Builders’ Association, the oldest provincial home builders’ association in Canada. The association was established to be the voice of the residential construction industry in Manitoba; to provide a forum for the ongoing education of the membership, with respect to technology and business practices; to achieve an environment in which the membership can operate successfully; and to promote affordability and choice in housing, for all Manitobans. The Manitoba Home Builders’ Association would like to celebrate the excellence of future leaders in the residential construction industry by establishing this award at Red River College. The successful candidate will be currently enrolled in the Carpentry (five-month) program and should have a connection to residential construction (i.e. working in the industry before or during the program) and/or career aspirations in residential construction, as well as a good academic standing. Applications should be accompanied by a statement clearly outlining the applicant’s connection to/interest in residential construction. The application deadlines for these awards are October 15 (for the fall term) and March 15 (for the winter term). Applications should be submitted by email to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Established jointly by the Manitoba Metis Federation and Vickar Community Chevrolet, three $1000 awards are available annually to full-time Metis students. Eligible applicants will be enrolled in one of the following programs at RRC Polytech: Automotive Technician (Certificate); Automotive Technician (Diploma); Collision Repair & Refinishing; Introduction to Trades (Automotive); Business Administration; or Commerce, Industry Sales and Marketing. There are two applications that must be submitted: 1. the Louis Riel Bursary application is available from Louis Riel Institute Vickar Award Application and must be submitted to the Louis Riel Institute (contact information is included on page 1 of the form); 2. the General RRC Polytech Application for Awards, Bursaries and Scholarships (link above) should be submitted by email to . Only applicants who have submitted both applications will be eligible for consideration. The application submitted to RRC Polytech should be accompanied by a letter of recommendation from an instructor, employer or high school teacher or other reference, that attests to at least one of the following: team work in the classroom or on the job; leadership or volunteer experience in the community; or strong work ethic/commitment to learning, as well as a one-page (maximum) narrative about the applicant, including career goals, plans for the future, and how this award would make a difference to you. Deadline for applications is October 15. Automatic Selection Three awards valued at $1000 each will be presented annually to students enrolled full-time in Transportation Technology-related programs at Red River College; Automotive Technician - Certificate, Automotive Technician - Diploma; and Collision Repair and Refinishing, whose Work Experience is completed at a dealership. Selection will be based on students' outstanding academic achievement and performance and attitude during work experience placements, as demonstrated in the reference letter submitted by the dealership. Automatic Selection Two $1000 awards are available annually to Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic students. Department faculty will nominate students using the following criteria: interim grades; attendance; class participation; academic achievement (both theoretical and practical); and leadership. Consideration will also be given to students' intended career path. Final selection of recipients will be made by the Manitoba Trucking Association. Automatic Selection This award was established in 2015 by Mercedes-Benz Winnipeg. One award valued at min $1,000 will be presented annually to a full-time student enrolled in the Automotive Technician Diploma program at Red River College whose work experience is completed at a dealership. Selection will be based on academic achievement (minimum 3.00 GPA), leadership skills, and teamwork in classroom, shop and work experience settings. The selection will be made by the RRC instructional team, taking into consideration instructor recommendations and references from the work experience dealership. Automatic Selection A $500 tool gift card award will be presented annually to a student graduating from the Marine and Powersports Technician certificate program, and a $1000 tool gift card award will be presented annually to a sttudent graduating from the three-year Marine and Outdoor Equipment Technician Apprenticeship program. Recipients will be selected based on high academic achievement, and demonstrated trade, teamwork and leadership skills. The recipients will also have displayed the ability to work independently and a positive attitude. General RRC Polytech Application Required Four $1000 bursaries are available for students enrolled full-time in the Carpentry and Electrical programs (five-month); two are available for Carpentry students (one for the fall and one for the winter term), and two are available for Electrical students (one for the fall and one for the winter term). Selection will be based on demonstrated financial need. Application deadlines are October 15 (for the fall term) and March 15 (for the winter term). Completed applications should be sent to . Automatic Selection Two $1000 awards are available annually to students enrolled in the Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic program. Selection will be based on outstanding achievement in both the theory and practical aspects of the program. General RRC Polytech Application Required Four $1000 bursaries are available for students enrolled full-time in the Welding program at Red River College. Two are available for the August start date of the program and two are available for the November start date of the program. Selection will be based on demonstrated financial need. Application deadlines are October 15 (for the August start date) and November 30 (for the November start date). Completed applications should be sent to . Automatic Selection Established to honour the memory of Perry Allan, who taught in gasfitting for twenty-five years, and to recognize his dedication to students. Three awards valued at $1000 will be presented annually Gas B Red Seal gasfitting students for demonstrated academic and technical ability and professionalism. General RRC Polytech Application Required Established by Peterbilt Manitoba, two awards of $1000 each will be available annually; one to a Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic student and the other to a Collision Repair and Refinishing student. Eligible students will be enrolled in a full course load and maintaining satisfactory academic achievement. Selection will be based on financial need as well as personal integrity, commitment to the program, good character, class engagement and involvement in student life and the College community. Applications should be accompanied by a reference letter from an instructor providing background regarding the selection criteria indicated. A one-page statement from the applicant should also be included, outlining their involvement in student life and the College community. Application deadline is March15. Completed applications should be sent to . Automatic Selection The Price Family established 3 entrance awards of minimum $1,500 for students entering the Manufacturing CAD program as full time students. Recipient selection will be made faculty, with consideration given to interim academic achievement (mid-term), leadership qualities, class participation, and attendance. General RRC Polytech Application Required The purpose of the scholarships is to recognize and provide financial support to capable students who have proven that they are high achievers, and who could possibly reach even higher levels of accomplishment if they had some financial support, so as to minimize time spent in part-time jobs needed to pay for tuition or living costs. The Price Family established awards valued from $1000 to $3000, are available to full time Manufacturing CAD students who have completed the first term of the program and are enrolled in the second term. The qualified candidate will have achieved a minimum 3.0 Program GPA. Preference may be given to previous recipients of Price Scholarships at RRC. The selection will be based on leadership qualities, class participation, attendance and community involvement and financial need. Interested applicants should include a short statement outlining how the award would make a difference for them and how they meet this criteria. The application deadline is the second Friday of term two. Completed applications should be sent to . General RRC Polytech Application Required Awards valued at a minimum of $1000 are available to domestic students enrolled in the following programs: Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, Aerospace Manufacturing, Automotive Technician (Certificate or Diploma), Cabinetry & Woodworking Technology, Carpentry (five-month), CNC Machinist Technician, CNC Machining and Advanced Technology, Collision Repair & Refinishing, Electrical (five-month), Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic, Introduction to Trades, Manufacturing CAD, Marine and Powersports Technician, Plumbing (five-month), Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician (five-month) or Welding. Complete application forms, accompanied by an essay or statement discussing the impact that receiving this award would have on the applicants' studies/goals, should be submitted by email to . Selection will be based on financial need and the applicants' essay/statement. Deadline for applications for fall start programs is October 15 and for winter start programs is March 15. Automatic Selection One $500 award will be presented annually to celebrate an activist, community leader, and successful businessman Raj Kulathungam. The award will support a promising craftsman graduating from the Welding program at Red River College Polytechnic. Raj believes that “welding is a talent, but it’s much more than that when you do it well”. The recipient of this award will be selected by the faculty, and will have displayed creativity in welding projects, leadership skills and helpfulness to others, as well as showing high potential for a career in the welding industry. Automatic Selection One award valued at $500 is presented annually to an Apprentice Bricklayer student based on academic and practical achievement. General RRC Polytech Application Required This award was established by the family to honor Robert E. Crabbe, the beloved brother, and outstanding craftsman. Robert did not pursue a formal academic path to his success, but was a life-long learner and self-taught in many fields including plumbing, electricity, construction, and woodcarving. Robert could do anything that he set his mind to, and had vast areas of interests. Within his career he firmly believed in education, and its powerful life-changing potential. One award, valued at $1000, is available to help a student who faces financial difficulty while trying to realize their talents and dreams, by gaining a diploma or certificate at Red River College from one of the Skilled Trades programs (Cabinetry and Woodworking, Carpentry, CNC Machinist Technician, CNC Machining and Advanced Technology, Electrical, Manufacturing Technician, Plumbing, Power Engineering Technology, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician, Welding). To be considered for this award students should submit a general application, accompanied by a statement that outlines their involvement in the social well-being of the community (volunteering, helping in the neighborhood, or helping a family member). The application deadline is October 15. Completed applications should be sent to . Automatic Selection A $2500 scholarship will be awarded to an apprentice student chosen to represent Canada at any World Skills competition in the bricklaying category. Automatic Selection Established by Sandvik Coromant, two awards valued at $500 each are available annually to students entering the CNC Machining and Advanced Technology program. The Academic Achievement and Leadership Award will be presented to a student who has attained a minimum 3.50 GPA at the end of first year, and has demonstrated leadership in the classroom. The Academic Excellence Scholarship will be presented to the student who has achieved the highest GPA at the end of first year. Automatic Selection Awards valued at a maximum of $2000 will be awarded to students from each of the Red River College Transportation Department programs (Automotive Technician, Collision Repair and Refinishing, Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic, and Marine and Powersports Technician.) who are selected to represent their program at the National Skills Competition to be used for registration and travel expenses. This is open to students in the certificate, diploma, and Apprenticeship programs at RRC. Automatic Selection One award of $1000 will be presented annually to the student completing Level 4 of the Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Apprenticeship program with the highest GPA. General RRC Polytech Application Required The Ted M. Konyk Bursary, founding partner Dynamic Machine Corp., is available to assist students completing the CNC Machinist Technician (certificate) program and continuing into the CNC Machining and Advanced Technology (diploma) program. Three bursaries (maximum value is $2500 each) are available annually. Selection will be based on financial need and satisfactory academic progress; applicants will have achieved a minimum 3.00 GPA. Preference will be given to students from northern Manitoba (including Creighton, SK). The bursary funds will be disbursed in two parts; half will be awarded at the time of selection (end of CNC Machinist Technician program); the remainder will be awarded as a payment to fees for the CNC Machinist and Advanced Technology program, once the enrolment is completed. A letter introducing the candidate and indicating how he/she sees training fitting into future career plans must accompany the application. Deadline for applications is March 31. Completed application forms and accompanying letter should be submitted by email to . Automatic Selection Thomas Skinner and Mitutoyo have teamed up to present certificates to the two students in the CNC Machining and Advanced Machining Technology program, that best exemplify the following characteristics: great attitude, initiative, interested and proud. Specific Application Automatic Selection Established by the Toromont and Caterpillar Foundations, three scholarships are awarded annually to students graduating from the Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic certificate program. Scholarships will be awarded in the following categories: top academic standing, safety, leadership. Automatic Selection Established by Viterra Inc to support academic excellence, two scholarships of a minimum $1000 are available annually. One will be awarded to an Electrical (Pre-Employment) certificate program student and the other will be awarded to a Power Engineering Technology (3rd Class) student. The successful recipients for these awards will be selected by the faculty based on outstanding academic achievement. Specific Application Awards of $1000 will be presented annually to students completing the following trade technician programs: Refrigeration Level 1, Plumbing Level 2, or Steamfitter Level 3. Students must have attained an academic standing of at least 75%, have had community involvement and/or volunteerism and have demonstrated leadership skills. The application form is available at the following link: William Atkinson Award Application Form. Applications must be accompanied by a current transcript as well as a reference from a former educator or employer, to . Application deadline date is Friday, October 1, 2021. Automatic Selection This scholarship program was created by Wolseley Mechanical to honour Steve Murowski at the time of his retirement. Two awards of $500 will be presented annually to students in the Plumbing program. Selection will be made by program faculty based on academic achievement. General RRC Polytech Application Required Three awards valued at a maximum of $3000 each are available to women who wish to enter non-traditional trades. Eligible programs are: Aircraft Maintenance Engineer; Aerospace Manufacturing; Automotive Technician (Certificate or Diploma); Cabinetry & Woodworking Technology; Carpentry (five-month); CNC Machinist Technician; Collision Repair & Refinishing; Electrical (five-month); Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic; Manufacturing CAD; Marine and Powersports Technician; Plumbing (five-month); Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician (five-month) and Welding. The awards are intended to cover the cost of tuition, fees and books and, as such, will be paid directly to the student program fees account first. Selection criteria will include satisfactory academic progress, a strong work ethic and financial need. Applications should be submitted to one of the Student Service Centres accompanied by a one-page essay or letter describing your career goals and a brief life history as well as a reference letter from a previous instructor, employer or professional who knows you well. Deadline for applications for fall start programs is October 15 and for winter start programs is March 15. Completed applications should be sent to . |
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