Scholarships
Scholarships are awarded for academic merit. In order for the competition for scholarships to be as equitable as possible, an applicant must meet certain eligibility conditions. Please check with the Financial Aid Department for these conditions. As well, scholarship recipients must satisfy any donor requirements and generally must be Canadian citizens, landed immigrants, or convention refugees with proof of status.
Langara College scholarships include the following:
- General Scholarships that are available to Langara College students currently registered in a minimum of 12 credits and who were registered in a minimum of 12 credits in one of the past two semesters. Applications may be required, and can be obtained from the Financial Aid Department.
- Departmental Scholarships that are normally available to Langara College students registered in a minimum of 12 credits and who were registered in a minimum of 12 credits in one of the past two terms. (Exceptional circumstances may apply.) Students receive the recommendation of program faculty when they meet specific scholarship criteria. Please check with specific departments to see if an application is required.
NOTE:
As criteria change from time-to-time, please contact the Financial Aid Department or view the Langara College Calendar at
www.langara.bc.ca for the most up-to-date scholarship information.
General Scholarships
BLISS MURRAY SCHOLARSHIP recognizes a Canadian citizen who has a minimum GPA of 3.5 in any Langara program, demonstrates financial need (bursary application required), and is active in community affairs and volunteer work. (Spring)
CHMB-AM 1320 SCHOLARSHIP is for a student in any program of study who is promoting international understanding among people of the community, and who demonstrates academic excellence. (Spring)
DORA M.ROSS ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a single parent full-time student who demonstrates academic achievement in his or her most recent semester, with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0. (Fall)
ELIZABETH RAINS SCHOLARSHIP FOR STUDENT PARENTS recognizes achievement by Langara College student parents who have children under the age of 16 living in the home. Must be enrolled in at least 9 credits and have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0
INDIA CLUB SCHOLARSHIP is for students enrolled in their final year at Langara College with a high academic standing (minimum high B), who have demonstrated good citizenship and community service, with a significant contribution toward enhancing cross-cultural harmony and communication in the Langara student body. (Spring)
J. J. DENHOLM AWARDS are awarded to a high achievers graduating from the second year of a 2 year Arts and Science Program, or second year of a 2 year Career Program. (Spring)
LANGARA FACULTY ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS recognize outstanding academic achievement of Arts, Science, and Career Program students. (Spring, Summer, Fall)
LANGARA FACULTY EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIPS are awarded to ongoing students who have completed two 15-credit terms of study with a superlative grade point average, show evidence of outstanding work, and demonstrate progress and improvement. (Summer)
LANGARA GRADUATE EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIPS are awarded to the top graduates from Arts and Science and Career Programs. (Graduation Ceremony)
LANGARA INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS honour International Students with exceptional academic achievement. (Spring, Summer, Fall)
LANGARA COLLEGE PRESIDENT’S TRUST SCHOLARSHIPS are awarded to two students with the highest grade point average in a Career program and in Arts and Science. (Spring, Fall)
LEON AND SIMMA HOLT ARTS & SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIPS are for students enrolled in the Arts and Science Program who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement. (Spring)
MARJORIE K. ATKINSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a Langara College student who is enrolled in at least the third term of study with a cumulative grade point average of 3.5. Evidence of volunteer work, preferably with seniors, is required. (Spring)
MINERVA FOUNDATION AWARDS FOR B.C. WOMEN assist single mothers who are advancing their education, mature women returning to the workforce after a long absence, women in non-traditional fields of study, and disabled, immigrant, and aboriginal women who are working to overcome educational barriers Awards are granted on the basis of academic proficiency (minimum GPA of 3.0) and financial need (bursary application is also required). (Fall)
MRS. PREM GOEL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is for Arts and Science Program students who have demonstrated overall academic excellence. (Spring)
PROJECT HERO SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM - Langara College, under the Project Hero Program, has established a scholarship to provide financial assistance to children of Canadian Forces personnel deceased while serving in active military service.
Under the scholarship’s terms of reference, Langara College will provide funds for tuition fees for up to eight sessions of Regular Studies Programs. There is also scholarship funding available for Langara’s Continuing Studies Programs. The program is effective from May 1, 2010 to August 31, 2014, after which time it will be reassessed. To be eligible, the recipient must be:
- a dependant of a Canadian Forces personnel deceased while serving in an active mission
- under the age of 26
- registered as a full-time student at Langara College in a program of study eligible for funding by the province of British Columbia, or registered in part-time Continuing Studies courses.
For further information or to apply for the scholarship, contact Shirley Kamerling-Roberts, Manager Student Assistance Programs at Langara College at 604. 323.5883, skamerling@langara.bc.ca
RICHARDSON/MCMENAMON SCHOLARSHIP is awarded on a rotating basis to students who are registered in an Arts/Science/Career program and who have achieved the highest grade point average in these programs. (Spring or Fall)
VALERIE NIELSEN DUNSTERVILLE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to the Arts and Science student with the highest grade point average. (Spring)
XEROX CANADA ARTS & SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP is awarded annually to a full-time Arts and Science student with a GPA of at least 3.5. (Spring or Fall)
Departmental Scholarships
ALBERT TOLMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to students who have achieved an ‘A’ in two first year English courses. They must be currently enrolled in a Creative Writing course, and demonstrate outstanding achievement. (Fall)
ALVIN SCHAFER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to the 4th term Professional Photo- Imaging student with the highest overall cumulative GPA in the first three terms of the program. (Spring)
AMON INVESTMENT SCHOLARSHIP TRUST FUND awards scholarships to Langara College Continuing Studies students in the Property Management Program. Student must have completed a minimum of 3 courses towards the program, and have achieved the highest mark in the Industrial, Commercial and Shopping Centre course. (Spring or Summer)
ANTONY HOLLAND SCHOLARSHIP is for students enrolled in the 2nd or 3rd year of the Theatre Arts Program at Langara College. The award goes to one or more students who demonstrate outstanding ability and dedication in the program. (Spring)
APPRAISAL INSTITUTE OF CANADA SCHOLARSHIP is for Continuing Studies students enrolled in Appraisal Studies courses complying with the credit requirements of the Appraisal Institute of Canada. Student must have completed a minimum of 3 courses towards the Real Estate Analysis Certificate and have the highest mark in the Residential Construction course. (Spring or Summer)
ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN IN FINANCE SCHOLARSHIPS recognizes top female students in the Financial Management program. One award is for the highest grade in Intermediate Accounting, and one award is for the student with the highest grade in Management Accounting. (Fall)
AUDREY JANG MEMORIAL AWARD goes to a student in the third term of the Fine Arts Program. The student must have the highest marks in FINA 1140 and1240, and demonstrate interest and aptitude in the field of design. (Fall)
B.C. HYDRO ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SCHOLARSHIP is for a student who is registered in or has completed ENVS 2390 (Environmental Issues). Student must have taken a minimum of six of the eleven core courses in the Environmental Studies Program and must have the highest cumulative GPA. (Fall)
B.C. JOURNALISTS’ LEGACY FUND recognizes a Journalism student who, during the past year, has written the best news story for The Voice. Student must be enrolled in the 2nd year of the Diploma program or 2nd term of the Certificate program. (Spring)
B.C. SHOPPING CENTRE MANAGERS’ ASSOCIATION ENDOWMENT FUND provides a scholarship for a student who is completing the Shopping Centre Management Course in the Continuing Studies Department at Langara College. The student must have completed the Industrial-Commercial distance education course and have achieved the highest mark in the Shopping Centre distance education course. (Spring or Summer)
BAKERS’ ASSOCIATION OF B.C. SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to students enrolled in the 3rd term of the Display+Design Program who demonstrate outstanding achievement in creative and academic endeavours during their first year. (Fall)
BETA SIGMA PHI SCHOLARSHIP is an award is for a 3rd or 4th term Acting student or 2nd term Production student who has demonstrated excellence in some area of the Theatre Arts Program. (Fall)
BOB NEIGHBORS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student who has completed the 1st year of the Display + Design Program and has the highest academic standing in first year Graphics. (Fall)
BOB STEELE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP recognizes Langara College athletic team players who have completed at least one second year English course, preferably Canadian Literature, and who have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0. Award recipients must also have financial need. (Fall and Spring)
BRITISH COLUMBIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP is for students registered in 4th term of the Library and Information Technology Program who have a minimum grade point average of 3.5. (Spring)
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SCHOLARSHIPS Three Spring scholarships are awarded to second term students enrolled in a minimum of 9 credits in the Business Management Diploma Program.
1) Student with the highest mark in MARK 1115
2) Student with the highest mark in BUSM 1100
3) Student with the highest mark in FMGT 1116 or BCAP 1200.
One Fall scholarship is awarded to recognize a final term Business Management team of students for excellence in business planning, who receive the highest mark in BUSM 2450.
CATHY HASINOFF MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP recognizes a female Chemistry student who achieved at least a grade of 11 out of 15 in the lab component of CHEM 1220, and who has the highest overall grade in the course in the previous 12 months. (Fall)
CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS ASSOCIATION ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP recognizes a student who has completed the 1st year of the Accounting Program and who is entering the 2nd year of the program. Student must demonstrate academic excellence. Award is applied to second year tuition. (Summer)
CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA CONTINUING EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS recognize two students graduating from the Accounting Diploma or Certificate Program who have demonstrated academic excellence. Award is in the form of tuition credits towards the CGA professional education program. (Summer)
COURSE OF A LIFETIME – GODFREY MENDE AWARD recognizes a 4th term student graduating from the Recreation Diploma Program. Student must have demonstrated a professional approach to their studies during the first year of the program. (Spring)
DARREN PORSNUK SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a fourth term full-time Recreation Diploma Program student who shows a talent for and interest in the health, wellness and/or fitness sector. (Spring)
DAVE J. SUSAK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student who is registered in the 2nd year of the Recreation Diploma Program and demonstrates a willingness to help others. (Fall)
DAVID LAMBERT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS are awarded to Fine Arts students who demonstrate outstanding achievement. The awards are the Avery Huyghe/Jack Diggle Memorial Award for a 4th term Ceramics student, the T. Kakinuma Memorial Award for a 4th term ceramics/sculpture student, and the Bill Watson Memorial Award for a 4th term Printmaking student. (Spring)
DAVID PRITCHARD SCHOLARSHIP awards
1) outstanding achievement in stage management and
2) outstanding achievement in all aspects of the Theatre Arts Program. (Spring)
DAVID STEINER MEMORIAL CHEMISTRY SCHOLARSHIP is for students enrolled in Chemistry at Langara College who have demonstrated a strong interest in Chemistry and plan to continue studies in Chemistry or a related field. (Fall)
DB PERKS & ASSOCIATES LTD. SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student who is registered in the Recreation Diploma Program. The student must have completed 2nd term with the highest GPA. (Fall)
DISPLAY+ DESIGN VISUAL PRESENTATION AWARD recognizes a student who is enrolled in Term 3 of the Display + Design Program who demonstrates a keen interest in the Visual Presentation Field, and who has a cumulative GPA of 3.5 in DDSN 1128 and DDSN 1228. (Fall)
DIXON FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP recognizes students who are outstanding all-round athletes and citizens who exemplify the spirit of competition and sportsmanship. Students must be registered in a minimum of 9 credits, and returning students must have a GPA of 2.33. (Fall or Spring)
DORSET REALTY GROUP CANADA SCHOLARSHIP recognizes students enrolled in the Property Management Program. Students must have completed a minimum of 3 courses towards the program, and have the highest mark in the Residential Property course. (Spring or Summer)
DUNCAN MCCALLUM ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP is for students who are enrolled at Langara College in at least 9 credits and who are members of a Langara College athletic team (starting members). Students must have a GPA of at least 2.5 (either in high school or at Langara College). No application is required. (Fall)
EARL KLEIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is for 4th, 5th or 6th term Theatre Arts students who demonstrate generosity with peers and a contribution to the ensemble, freedom of creative expression, interest in increasing knowledge in all aspects of theatre, commitment and determination, and financial need. (Fall)
EDITORS’ ASSOCIATION OF CANADA/ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DES REVISEURS, BC BRANCH SCHOLARSHIP goes to a Publishing: Techniques and Technologies student who has a minimum GPA of 3.5, has achieved an “A” in the Writing for Publication course (PUBL 1115), and demonstrates a strong interest in becoming an editor. (Spring)
EERO SORILA PHOTOGRAPHY SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to students enrolled in the 2nd term of the Professional Photo-Imaging Program who achieved a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 in the 1st term of the program. (Spring)
ELLEN LEONA BATEMAN SCHOLARSHIPS: One award is for a student who has completed the 1st term of the Social Service Worker Program who has demonstrated academic excellence (GPA 3.0) and a positive learning attitude. (Spring)
A second award for a graduate of the Social Service Worker Program is intended to encourage the student to complete a Coordinated Diploma in Social Service Work at Langara College. The student must have successfully completed the Certificate Program, be enrolled in further courses toward the diploma, and have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.75. (Summer)
ELLEN LOW YING ROETS SCHOLARSHIP/BURSARY is for a graduate of the Nursing Program who is continuing into the Baccalaureate in Nursing and is enrolled in the final year of the Nursing Program. Students must demonstrate above average ability in clinical and academic standing. Finances and professional/community involvement to be considered. (Fall)
ELSEVIER CANADA AWARD is awarded to a second year Nursing student who demonstrates academic excellence and enthusiasm for Pathophysiology. Student must achieve a minimum of “B+” in BIOL 2290, Pathophysiology. (Spring)
ELVA M. WILSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP recognizes one student who has completed the first term and one student who has completed the third term of the Library and Information Technology Program. Students must demonstrate academic achievement, be enrolled in 3+ courses, and be making extraordinary contributions to the field and program. (Spring)
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT CREATIVE WRITING SCHOLARSHIPS recognize students who have successfully completed at least one Creative Writing course with a minimum GPA of 3.5. (Spring)
ERNEST E. LIVESAY MEMORIAL PRIZE IN MATHEMATICS is awarded to first or second year University-transfer students with at least two transfer Mathematics or Statistics courses, who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement. (Summer)
ETHAN FILOSOF - ACRYLCO DASHERBOARD AWARD is presented to a student registered in the Recreation Diploma Program who shows the most interest, and the best aptitude in the following first year courses: RECR 1170 and RECR 1270. (Fall)
EVANGELOS (ANGIE) APOSTILIDES SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to Photo-Imaging students. They must have completed the second term and be enrolled in the third term of the Professional Photo-Imaging Program. Students must have achieved a grade of B or higher in BUSM 1115 (Entrepreneurship), be in the top 30% of the class, and must have shown leadership among his/her fellow students, or exhibited outstanding initiative or problem solving ability. (Fall)
FALCON ATHLETICS SCHOLARSHIPS recognize top student athletes either returning to Langara College or in their first year. Awarded to students identified and recruited by their head coach and the Athletic Director, and deemed deserving based on their abilities as high performance athletes. Students must be registered in and/or have completed a course load of 9 credits. (Fall or Spring)
FOUR THE FUTURE SCHOLARSHIP honours a Recreation Leadership Diploma Program graduating student who has demonstrated community involvement and/or leadership and has a cumulative GPA of 2.33. (Spring)
FRANK J. ZAMBONI CO./CROCKER EQUIPMENT CO. LTD. SCHOLARSHIP is an award for a student registered in 3rd term of the Recreation Diploma Program who has demonstrated top academic achievement in the first year of the program. (Fall)
GEORGE BUSH ACHIEVEMENT AWARD recognizes the above average Film Arts student who is selected by a jury as Best Director of a graduation film from the Production course, FLMA 1282. (Summer)
GERTRUDE LANGRIDGE HISTORY SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to students who have completed a minimum of two History courses with a GPA of 3.5, and who are registered in a minimum of 12 credits, including a History course, in the 3rd term of an Arts program. (Fall)
GERTRUDE LANGRIDGE MODERN LANGUAGE SCHOLARSHIP is for students in the French Program who have completed a minimum of one French course while enrolled in a full academic program. Students must have a minimum GPA of 3.5. (Fall, Spring)
GERTRUDE LANGRIDGE THEATRE ARTS SCHOLARSHIP is for students enrolled in the Theatre Arts Program. It is awarded to 2nd or 3rd year Acting students, or 2nd year Production students who have shown a strong and consistent contribution to the ensemble. (Fall or Spring)
GOLDIE BARON SCHWARZ SCHOLARSHIP recognizes achievement by a Langara College Biology student registered in two second year Biology courses, who demonstrates a genuine interest in pursuing a career in conservation of biodiversity. Student must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher. (Fall)
GORDON CARUSO FINE ARTS SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a graduating Fine Arts student for achievement in painting. The award goes to a student, who has “had a bit of a struggle and who is somewhat of a radical”. (Spring)
HABIB KASHANI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is for students currently enrolled in the 3rd or 4th term of the ACST, PCST, or ICSD Programs, with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0. (Spring)
HARDEEP BARAICH SCHOLARSHIP is for a student in the Recreation Diploma Program. The student must have taken on special projects in an arena environment, have a minimum GPA of 3.0, be working to support their Education, and have performed admirably on an internship in an arena. (Spring)
HENRY & ELAINE CHEN SCHOLARSHIP recognizes achievement and community/charitable leadership by a Langara College Professional Photo-Imaging student, registered full time in the 4th term, with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.5 (Spring)
HERB ADDINGTON MEMORIAL ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student who has completed 1st year of the Professional Photo-Imaging Program and plans a career in professional photography. Students must be in the top 20% of the class and demonstrate previous or current community involvement. (Fall)
HERMANN ITZINGER BURSARY/ SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student who has completed the first year of the Display + Design Program and is returning for 2nd year. The student must demonstrate financial need and academic achievement, with a GPA of 3.0 in studio courses. (Fall)
HI PRO SPORTING GOODS SCHOLARSHIP is for a student registered in the Recreation Diploma who achieved the highest grade point average in the 3rd term of the program. (Spring)
HSBC BANK OF CANADA SCHOLARSHIPS IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS recognize two students enrolled in the 3rd term regular or 4th term co-op of the International Business Program with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. Recipients cannot also be recipients of The Right Hon. Don Mazankowski Award. (Fall)
HSBC BANK OF CANADA INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PLAN AWARD awards the top business plan in BUSM 2450- International Business and Development. (Spring)
HUGH LEFEBVRE MEMORIAL CSIS CO‑OPERATIVE EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to year round to full time Co-op students demonstrating academic excellence in their studies during terms 1 & 2 of the CSIS Program based on the highest cumulative GPA.
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student who has completed the full 1st term of the International Business Program, is enrolled in the second term, and demonstrates academic achievement. (Spring)
INTERWEST PROPERTY SERVICES LTD. SCHOLARSHIP is a scholarship for outstanding achievement by students enrolled in Continuing Studies courses that comply with the credit requirements of the Appraisal Institute of Canada. Student must be working toward the Real Estate Analysis Certificate, and have completed a minimum of 3 courses. Awarded to the student with the highest mark in Real Estate Appraisal. (Spring or Summer)
IRMA MUSIL MEMORIAL AWARDS recognize outstanding academic achievement and clinical competency of Nursing students in the Langara College Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), both part way through studies or about to graduate. The recipient of the mid-program award must demonstrate financial need. (Fall and Spring)
ISABELL CAVALLIN ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP is an award for a female student athlete enrolled in the 1st or subsequent year at Langara College. She must have completed a minimum of 15 credits, be enrolled in 9 credits, have a minimum GPA of 2.75 and have demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities and exemplary fair play in her sport(s). (Spring or Fall)
J.D. GRAY AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN GEOGRAPHY is for a student who has completed or is completing at least three Geography courses, both Human and Scientific. Student must demonstrate academic excellence and an intent to continue studies in Geography. (Spring)
J.S. OSBORNE SCHOLARSHIP FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE is a scholarship that recognizes and assists a graduating student in the 2nd year of the Criminal Justice Program who intends to continue his/her education at a university, and who has demonstrated a commitment to social justice in the Criminal Justice field through volunteer or paid work projects, or interest at school. Student must have a GPA of 3.5. (Spring)
JANE HEYMAN CREATIVE COLLABORATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND is an award to recognize Theatre Arts students. Further criteria are under development.
JEAN L’ABBE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is an award for students who have demonstrated excellence in at least two French courses while enrolled in four courses. Must have the highest grade in the French courses, with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.5. (Spring)
JEAN MARGARET MONICA BALL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP recognizes a 3rd, 4th, or 5th term acting student who has successfully completed first year, and has shown dedication to the Theatre Arts Program. Preference is given to a student who demonstrates strong comedic ability. (Spring)
JENNIFER WADE FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP is for students in the final year of the Theatre Arts Program (either the Acting or Production Option) who have shown the most kindness and caring towards others during their final year in Theatre Arts. (Spring)
JOE DUKOWSKI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a 4th term Recreation Diploma student who has demonstrated a talent for, and a genuine interest in recreation facilities operation. Student must also demonstrate attributes of a diligent self-starter who works hard to accomplish goals that benefit others. (Spring)
JON FURBERG MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP honours a student who has successfully completed English 2223 and/or English 2224 with a minimum grade point average of 3.5. (Spring)
JOURNALISM ETHICS SCHOLARSHIP is an award for a senior Journalism student who demonstrates the ability to handle ethically challenging situations while working on the Journalism Department newspaper, The Voice. (Summer)
LANGARA PEACE PRIZE awards completion of a project that best reflects good research, creativity, and thoughtful consideration of some aspect of human relations among peoples of the world. All disciplines are eligible. (Spring/Summer)
LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES SCHOLARSHIP is intended for students who have completed Latin American Studies LAMS 1100, LAMS 1101 and at least 2 other LAMS Program courses. Students must demonstrate an interest in Latin American Studies and an intention to pursue further studies in the field. (Spring)
LENI GELTEN ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP is an award for a non-major Biology student who is registered in or has completed BIOL 1116 and 1216 with the minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. Student must demonstrate an enthusiasm for biology and an interest in the social aspects of biology in today’s world. (Spring)
LEON AND SIMMA HOLT JOURNALISM SCHOLARSHIP is for a Journalism student who has demonstrated outstanding achievement, responsibility and integrity in Journalism, and respect for Journalistic accuracy, objectivity, research and honesty. (Spring)
LINDA ROBERTSON EVENT PLANNING AWARD recognizes the student registered full time in the Recreation Diploma Program who has completed RECR 1168 with the top percentage grade. (Fall)
LORNA GARRETT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a graduate of the Social Service Worker Program who is registered full time in a degree-granting institution with the goal of obtaining a Bachelor of Social Work. Students must demonstrate financial need. (Fall)
LOUIS STERVINOUS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is for a student graduating from the Recreation Diploma Program who demonstrates enthusiasm, motivation and the character and integrity to provide quality customer service in a private club setting. (Spring)
MALCOLM MCGREGOR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS are awarded as follows: one in the Summer term to a student who has completed all requirements for the Arts and Science Classical Studies Diploma, and one in the Summer term to a student who has completed five of the courses required for the Arts and Science Classical Studies Diploma, 50% of the Arts and Science requirements, and who has completed or is enrolled in the Classical Studies Lecture Series.
MALEKSULTAN HASSAM MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP recognizes Langara College Nursing students, with the highest cumulative GPA in the fourth term, and above average clinical performance practice. (Summer)
MARGARET OTTEM SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a 6th term student graduating from the Nutrition and Food Service Management Program who has demonstrated the greatest interest, effort, and progression in the development of their supervisory and management skills. (Summer)
MARGO HARTLEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP goes to a student who has completed two Langara Communications courses with outstanding marks while enrolled in full-time studies. (Fall)
MARGE AND TONY GLASS BIOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student who demonstrates a high level of achievement in Biology 1115 and 1215. Student must display a passion for biology, and be enrolled in a minimum of 9 credit hours with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5. Preference will be given to mature students or students who plan to enter the teaching profession. (Spring)
MARKETING AND SALES PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student enrolled in the 3rd term of the Marketing and Sales Program who had the highest GPA in the first two terms, and who has completed eight of the ten Program courses. (Fall)
MICHAEL SHARZER SCHOLARSHIP FOR BUSINESS PRESENTATION SKILLS recognizes outstanding achievement by Langara College Business students who have achieved a minimum of 85% in BUSM 1500 (Business Presentation Skills) and have a minimum GPA of 3.0. (Fall)
MIKE PASSMORE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is a scholarship that recognizes a student registered in 3rd term of the Criminal Justice Program who intends to pursue a career in the field of Criminal Justice. Must have demonstrated good academic performance in the first two terms of the program and good citizenship. (Fall)
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student who has demonstrated strong interest in Molecular Biology.
MOLSON BREWERY DISPLAY AND DESIGN SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to the Display + Design Program student registered in the 3rd term of the program who achieves the highest marks in key first year classes and who demonstrates the highest level of creativity and commitment to these studios. (Fall)
MONTREAL TRUST SCHOLARSHIP is for students enrolled in the second year of the Financial Management Program, who demonstrated outstanding academic achievement in first year. (Fall)
OLYMPIA ICE RESURFACERS SCHOLARSHIP honours a student registered in second year of the Recreation Diploma Program who achieved the highest grade point average in RECR 1170 and 1270. (Fall)
PACIFIC SOCIETY OF NUTRITION MANAGEMENT - HELEN ARMSTRONG SCHOLARSHIP is for students registered in the 6th term of the Nutrition and Food Service Management Program who achieved the highest GPA in the 5th term of the program. (Summer)
PATRICIA MCKENZIE SCHOLARSHIP recognizes a student registered in the 3rd term of the Early Childhood Education Program who achieved a minimum “B” average from the successful completion of the 2nd term and who demonstrated a major contribution to the class by displaying a cooperative, understanding and helpful attitude towards his/her peers and a commitment to children and the field of early childhood education. (Summer or Fall)
PENNY & KEENLEYSIDE SCHOLARSHIP is for Continuing Studies students enrolled in Appraisal Studies courses complying with the credit requirements of the Appraisal Institute of Canada. Students must be working toward the Real Estate Analysis Certificate, have completed a minimum of three courses, and have the highest mark in Case Studies in Income Appraisal. (Spring or Summer)
PENNY WISE JOURNALISM SCHOLARSHIPS There are three scholarships:
1) An entrance scholarship for female students enrolled in the Journalism Certificate Program and recommended by BCYCNA and Journalism faculty. (Fall)
2) An award for a returning 2nd term Certificate student who has demonstrated sound researching and reporting skills and shown exceptional promise as a journalist. (Spring)
3) An Award for a returning 3rd term Diploma student who has demonstrated sound researching and reporting skills and has shown exceptional promise as a journalist. (Fall)
PEPSI BOTTLING GROUP CANADA ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP recognizes a student athlete registered in minimum of 9 credits who demonstrates exceptional athletic skill, and is a current member of a Langara College intercollegiate athletic team. Returning students must hold a minimum GPA of 2.33. (Fall or Spring)
PERC EXCELLENCE IN ENTERPRISE AWARD awards a student graduating with superior performance in the Recreation Diploma Program (Enterprise stream). (Spring)
PETER LAU E-BUSINESS CASE STUDY SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5 who is currently registered in the Fall term of one of the CSIS programs at Langara College. The award recognizes the best case study on e-business that was written in the preceding Spring or Summer semesters. The successful student must have at least one semester to complete at Langara College. (Fall 2007)
PETER R. KELLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student who is registered in the 3rd term of the Library and Information Technology Program and who has demonstrated academic achievement in the first year of the program. (Fall)
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA SCHOLARSHIP awards a Professional Photo-Imaging Program student who demonstrates financial need and academic merit. He/she must have completed 2nd term with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0, and be registered in 3rd term. (Fall)
PUBLISHING TECHNIQUES AND TECHNOLOGIES NEWSLETTER SCHOLARSHIPS are awarded from donations from sources who receive the services of the students in the Publishing Techniques and Technologies Program for the production of a newsletter. One award is for the best newsletter design and one is for the best editing of the newsletter. (Spring)
RAJEAN C. SALMON SCHOLARSHIP goes to students registered in 3rd term of the Display + Design Program who demonstrate the highest level of creativity, commitment, and determination to succeed in the Display + Design Program. Student must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 in the first two terms of the program. (Fall)
REAL ESTATE COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP recognizes students in Real Estate Studies through the Langara College Continuing Studies Department. Student must have the highest mark in Business Communications. (Spring or summer)
REAL ESTATE FOUNDATION ABORIGINAL STUDIES SCHOLARSHIP goes to a graduating student in the Aboriginal Studies Program with the highest grade point average who is enrolled in either ABST 2100/2101 or ABST 2230/2240, and who was enrolled in at least twelve credits in the previous erm of the program. (Fall)
REAL ESTATE FOUNDATION APPLIED URBAN AND RURAL PLANNING SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student in the Applied Urban and Rural Planning Program. Students must have demonstrated excellent academic performance in the first two terms of the program, have a minimum GPA of 3.5, and be continuing in the program. (Fall)
REAL ESTATE FOUNDATION BIOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to two students registered in BIOL 2105 who achieved the highest grades in BIOL 1115 and BIOL 1215, and who have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5. (Fall)
REAL ESTATE FOUNDATION ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SCHOLARSHIPS:
1) One award is for an Environmental Studies student who is taking the Science major stream and awards the student with the highest cumulative GPA who is enrolled in ENVS 2470, and who has completed ENVS 2390, CHEM 1120, and BIOL 1115.
2) A second award recognizes achievement by a 2nd year Environmental Studies student who has the highest cumulative GPA, has completed ENVS 2390 and is enrolled in ENVS 2470. (Spring)
REAL ESTATE FOUNDATION GEOGRAPHY SCHOLARSHIPS is awarded to two students with the highest CGPA (minimum 3.5) who have completed at least two of the following courses: GEOG 1130, GEOG 1155, GEOG 2230. (Spring)
REAL ESTATE FOUNDATION RECREATION DIPLOMA PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPS
1) One award goes to the 4th term student registered in 15 credits with the top percentage grade in RECR 1170.
2) One award goes to the 4th term student registered in 15 credits with the top percentage grade in RECR 1270. (Spring)
REAL ESTATE INSTITUTE SCHOLARSHIPS are awarded to students enrolled in the Langara College Continuing Studies Property Management Program. Students must have completed a minimum of 3 courses towards the Property Management Certificate and have the highest mark in Real Estate Law. (Spring or Summer)
RECREATION FACILITIES ASSOCIATION OF B.C. ASSOCIATES’ SCHOLARSHIP is for a Recreation Diploma Program student who has the highest GPA in the first term of the Program. (Fall)
RIGHT HONOURABLE DON MAZANKOWSKI SCHOLARSHIP honours a student who has completed the 1st year of the International Business Program and is registered in the 3rd term of the program. Preference is given to students who display leadership skills, community involvement and outstanding academic achievement. (Fall)
ROSE BING MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student with a high achievement in Biology labs who has completed first year Biology and is enrolled in or has completed at least two of the following second year courses: BIOL 2315, 2415, 2330, 2430, 2370, or 2470. Students must be enrolled in 9 credits and have a minimum GPA of 3.0. Preference is given to students completing an Associate’s Degree in Microbiology/Molecular Biology. (Spring)
ROYAL LEPAGE ADVISORS’ INC. SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to Continuing Studies students registered in Appraisal Studies courses that comply with the credit requirements of the Appraisal Institute of Canada. Student must be working towards the Real Estate Analysis Certificate, have completed 3 courses, and have the highest mark in Real Estate Investment Analysis. (Spring or Summer)
SCHIFFER MEMORIAL PRIZE IN PHOTOGRAPHY is awarded to a student in the 4th term of the Professional Photo-Imaging Program with a GPA of 3.3 who has shown leadership among his/her fellow students. (Spring)
SCOTT SCHILL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to the graduating Journalism student who demonstrated the highest proficiency in all subjects. (Fall)
SHIRLEY JOSEPH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is an award is for First Nations students who have successfully completed a minimum of 4 courses (12 credits) with a grade point average of 3.50 in their immediate previous semester of study. They must also be currently registered in at least 4 courses (12 credits). The student must demonstrate characteristics of kindness, creativity and decision-making based on relevant research, as well as a commitment to helping First Nations’ peoples by their participation in First Nations’ activities at Langara College and/or externally. (Spring)
SOCIETY OF NOTARIES PUBLIC OF BRITISH COLUMBIA SCHOLARSHIP is for students registered in Business Law who achieved the highest academic standing in a Business Law or International Law course. (Fall)
TED LANGLEY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student in 2nd term of an Arts & Science (Classical Studies) Diploma program or an Associate of Arts (Classical Studies) Degree Program. Student must have completed 12 credits in the 1st term, including CLST 1110 and a 1st year English course, and must be enrolled in at least 12 credits in their 2nd term, including CLST 1120 and a 1st year English course. Student must also have a minimum GPA of at least 3.33 in the most recent semester. (Spring)
THERESA HANSON ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to first year student athletes or returning student athletes, who have demonstrated exceptional athletic skills and are current members of a Langara College intercollegiate athletic team. The returning student athletes must be registered in a minimum of 9 credit hours and have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.33. (Fall or Spring)
TOM HARRIS MEMORIAL BURSARY/ SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to students enrolled in the Computer Sciences Department. The award is granted based on demonstrated financial need and satisfactory academic standing (GPA of 2.33). The students must also exhibit the characteristics demonstrated by Tom Harris - skill as a manager of the technical aspects of his work and a cheerful “willingness to give”. (Fall)
TOM MEIKLE SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to first year English students. Student must have the highest grades in English 1127/1128. Consideration will be given on the basis of a combination of marks, writing skills, love of literature and general enthusiasm for the study of English. (Spring)
TOM ROBERTSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP recognizes Canadian Studies students who are excelling academically. Students must have completed at least two of CNST 1110, 1120, 1130, 1140 or 1150 and at least two other Canadian Studies program courses. Consideration is given to GPA, a sustained interest and curiosity in Canadian Studies and the intention to pursue further study in Canadian Studies. (Fall)
TONY PLETCHER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to a student who has completed 1st year Biology (1115/1215) and who has taken at least two of BIOL 2340, 2350, 2380, 2440, 2450, 2480. The student must be enrolled in a minimum of 9 credit hours and have a cumulative grade point average of 3.00. (Spring)
TOUCHSTONE THEATRE SCHOLARSHIP honours students registered in the 2nd year of the Theatre Arts Program who have shown exceptional progress in their work. (Fall)
UNIVERSAL BUDDHIST TEMPLE SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to the student(s) with the highest marks in the RELS 1210 - Buddhism term project on the study of Buddhism, its history and contribution to the Canadian fabric. (Spring)
VANCOUVER CANADA-CHINA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS:
1) The Katherine Wilmott Memorial Scholarship is awarded to students in the Pacific Rim, China Studies Program with a minimum “B” average in the 1st full-time term of the program. Students must demonstrate financial need. (Spring)
2)The Earl Wilmott Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a student who has completed the 3rd term of the Pacific Rim, China Studies Program with a minimum “B” average. Student must demonstrate financial need. (Spring)
3)The Earl Wilmott Memorial Scholarship is for a student who has completed 2nd term of the Pacific Rim, China Studies Program with a minimum “B” average. Student must demonstrate financial need. (Fall)
W49 WRITING COMPETITION AWARDS are awarded to winners of the writing competition for W49 Magazine. First and second place prizes in the categories of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. (Fall)
WILSHER PROGRAMMING SCHOLARSHIP recognizes the achievement and community involvement of a student in 3rd term of the Recreation Diploma Program who worked or volunteered a minimum of 8 hours per week during the 1st and 2nd terms of the program. The student must also achieve a minimum GPA of 3.67 in RECR 1168 and demonstrate leadership in this course. (Spring)
XEROX CANADA LTD. SCHOLARSHIP is for students in Journalism, Publishing, Display + Design, or Fine Arts. One award annually, on a rotating basis, to a student enrolled in one of these programs. Schedule is as follows: 2008 – Journalism, 2009 – Display +Design, 2010 – Fine Arts.
XEROX CANADA SCHOLARSHIP FUND-MARKETING AND SALES SCHOLARSHIP awards a student registered in the second year of the Marketing and Sales program who has achieved a GPA of no less than 3.5. (Fall)