CANADIAN SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WOMEN

• Eligibility: these Canadian scholarships for women are for females who desire to precede their flight training or those paying attention in the field of aviation as a research project or profession.
• Amount: $1,000
• Donor: Ninety-Nines (the)
• Time limit: July 31
• call: 1-800-994-1929

Morley Wood Memorial Bursary for Aboriginal Female Students

• Eligibility: these Canadian scholarships for women awarded yearly to Saskatchewan aboriginal women to endorse entry or progress in their selected program of studies at the University of Regina.
• amount: $1,000
• Number: Two
• time limit: July 31

Cemf Amec Aboriginal Scholarship for Women in Engineering

• Eligibility: in these Canadian scholarships for women a few of the criteria comprise the following: candidate have to be registered permanent in an certified Canadian undergraduate engineering program of study and be in their initial year, their second year, or in the first term of their third year, instantly preceding to the January closing date. Complete information and forms of these Canadian scholarships for women accessible at www.cemf.ca
• Value: $5,000
• time limit: 2006-2007 Scholarship: Friday January 19, 2007; 2007-2008 Scholarship: Friday January 18, 2008
• Adress: The Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation AMEC Aboriginal Engineering Scholarship Award
  P. O. Box 370 , 1-247 Barr Street
  Renfrew , Ontario
  K7V 4A6
• Sponsor: Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation
• call: Please call 1-866-883-2363 or email info@cemf.ca

Cemf Claudette Mackay-Lassonde Graduate Engineering Scholarship

• Eligibility: in these Canadian scholarships for women applicants should be registered permanent in a certified Canadian undergraduate engineering program of study and be in their first year, their second year, or in the first term of their third year, right away previous to the January closing date. Full details and forms Canadian scholarships for women accessible at www.cemf.ca
  
• Amount: $15,000
• closing date: 2006-2007 Scholarship: Friday January 19, 2007 ; 2007-2008
• Scholarship: Friday January 18, 2008
• address: The Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation
  Claudette MacKay-Lassonde Graduate Engineering Scholarship
  P. O. Box 370 , 1-247 Barr Street
  Renfrew , Ontario
  K7V 4A6
• phone no: Please call 1-866-883-2363 or email info@cemf.ca

CEMF Inco Limited Masters Engineering Scholarship

• Canadian scholarships for women candidates should be Canadian women registered undeviating in a graduate engineering program at the Masters level of study in a field of engineering that relates straight to the taking out and metallurgical industry. They have to be Canadian Citizens or Landed Immigrants with permanent residence in Canada.
• Amount: $10,000
• Number: 4
• Time limit: 2006-2007 Scholarship: Friday January 19, 2007; 2007-2008
• Scholarship: Friday January 18, 2008
• address:
  The Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation
  Inco Limited Masters Engineering Scholarship
  P. O. Box 370 , 1-247 Barr Street
  Renfrew , Ontario
  K7V 4A6
  www.cemf.ca

CEMF Undergraduate Engineering Scholarship

• Amount: $5,000
• Number: 5
• Eligibility:  according to Canadian scholarships for women candidate should be registered permanent in a certified Canadian undergraduate engineering program of study and be in their first year, their second year, or in the first term of their third year, without delay proceeding to the January closing date. For more detail regarding Canadian scholarships for women you can log on to www.cemf.ca
• supporter: Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation
• time limit: 2006-2007 Scholarship: Friday January 19, 2007 ; 2007-2008
• Scholarship: Friday January 18, 2008
• Address:
  The Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation
  CEMF Undergraduate Engineering Scholarship
  P. O. Box 370 , 1-247 Barr Street
  Renfrew , Ontario
  K7V 4A6
  www.cemf.ca
• Contact: Please call 1-866-883-2363 or email info@cemf.ca

CEMF AMEC Masters Scholarship in Engineering

• Value: $10,000
• Eligibility: in these Canadian scholarships for women a few of the criteria comprise the following: candidate have to be Canadian women registered permanent in a graduate engineering program at the Masters level of study in any field of engineering and have to be Canadian Citizens or Landed Immigrants with everlasting residence in Canada. Applicants will be necessary to create as a minimum two separate presentations to young girls in high school or a comparable place and present an informational letter. Full details and forms for Canadian scholarships for women accessible at www.cemf.ca
• Supporter: Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation
• Closing date: 2006-2007 Scholarship: Friday January 19, 2007; 2007-2008
• Scholarship: Friday January 18, 2008
  address:
  The Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation
  AMEC Scholarship in Engineering
  P. O. Box 370 , 1-247 Barr Street
  Renfrew , Ontario
  K7V 4A6
  www.cemf.ca
• Contact: Please call 1-866-883-2363 or email info@cemf.ca

Corbiere-Lavall, Two-Axe Early Awards Native Women's Association Of Canada

• Amount: $1,000
• Number: 2 (1 for First Nations Woman & 1 for Metis Woman)
• Eligibility: for these Canadian scholarships for women candidate is required to be following or simply finishing post-secondary studies. They should have a well-built dedication to improving the circumstances of Aboriginal women, either politically, racially, cost-effectively, or otherwise.
• Conditions: according to these Canadian scholarships for women candidate has to have a regional or territorial involvement member send a letter of suggestion recommending you for the award.
• Time limit: July 26
• Call at:  Native Women's Association of Canada
  9 Melrose
  Ottawa, On
  K1Y 1T8
  Phone: (613) 722-3033
  Fax: (613) 722-7687
  Toll Free: 1-800-461-4043
  

Cameco Corporation Scholarship for Women in Geology Science

• Amount: Covers tuition fees and books
• Number: 2 Scholarships
• Eligibility: according to these Canadian scholarships for women applicant should be female and a Canadian citizen graduating from a Canadian high school. Candidate should be entering the Arts and Sciences field at the University of Saskatchewan.
• supporter: Cameco Corporation
• closing date: February 15
• address: University of Saskatchewan, Awards Office
  105 Administration Place
  Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
  S7N 5A2
  
  

Canadian National Scholarship for Women

• Value: $1,500
• Number: 5
• Study Level: Certificate
• Eligibility: This scholarship is for a woman entering a Trades or Technical programs. According to these Canadian scholarships for women should make obvious through a written explanation her profession interests. Programs have to be of particular female derivation in the trades, Tech, or blue-collar occupations.
• Supporter: Canadian National
• Closing date: October 15
• Address: Canadian National Employment Equity or the Post Secondary institution
  you are attending
  Box 8100
  Montreal PQ H3C 3N4
  

CN Scholarship for Women

• Value: $500
• Number: 1 yearly
• Eligibility: This scholarship is for women who follow occupations in non-traditional regions like Welding, Heavy Equipment, Industrial Mechanics, Machine Shop, Plumbing, Gas Fitting, and Sheet Metal. According to these Canadian scholarships for women applicants should be registered in a post-secondary institute.
  Deadline: July 25
• Call at: Any SIAST Campus
  Kelsey Campus: (306) 933-6350, Wascana Campus: (306) 787-4356, Palliser Campus: (306) 694-3200 and Woodland Campus: (306) 953-2494

Margaret Kaye Memorial Scholarship Fund

• value: N/A
• Number: Varies
• Eligibility: Women who have been acknowledged into a mainly male program at any of SIAST's any four campuses. Candidate should have returned to school to improve their abilities and have restricted economic resources. Females who apply should have an exact, undoubtedly distinct, and well-articulated occupation plan.
• closing date: March 31
• address: Registrar's Office SIAST Wascana Campus

Morley Wood Memorial Scholarship

• Value: $600
• Number: 2 scholarships for each year
• Eligibility: in these Canadian scholarships for women candidate should female of Aboriginal ancestry and a resident of Saskatchewan. You have to be registered or regarding to sign up in permanent studies at a post-secondary educational institution in Saskatchewan. Those who apply should make obvious a contribution in promoting the literacy of Aboriginal women and have a least GPA of seventy percent. The program of study be required to improve the autonomy and qualified abilities of the candidate and encourage additional expansion for women in Aboriginal communities.
• time limit: July 31
• Address: Awards Office
  Room 229 University Center
  University of Regina
  Regina, SK S4S 0A2

National Research Council's Women in Science and Technology Program

• Value: $10,000
• Number: 2 for each year
• Eligibility: candidate has to be a Canadian woman in a Canadian institute in a science, engineering or math program. She be required to have finished her first year and have four remaining years of schooling left. Deliberation will be provided to those with high educational accomplishments. Candidate should be ready to work for National Research Council during summer or co-op terms or an additional institute if permitted.
• Selection procedure: Institutes suggest three to five women and a panel creates the choice. Candidate has to send in a finished application form, two letters of proposal forms professors or department heads, transcript, a resume and a letter stating why you are applying.
• Closing date: Second Friday in May; June 13 for Universities to submit to National Research Council
• Address: National Research Council of Canada, Recruitment Office
  Ottawa, ON K1A 0R6
• Call at: (613) 993-9134