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The following are awards offered by organizations outside of the University of Alberta. This listing is intended as a resource for information purposes only. It is not a comprehensive listing.

Please review and apply for awards at your discretion. If an award requires a nomination from the Faculty, please contact Gloria Strathern, Prizes & Awards Coordinator, for assistance. Requests for faculty nomination(s) should be made a minimum of three weeks in advance of the due date.

Content additions or updates will be made as they are provided by the sponsoring organization. The Faculty of Law is not responsible for the completeness, accuracy or content of this information. It is the responsibility of students to confirm the accuracy of the information by contacting the sponsor and verifying all aspects of the application requirements. Please note some award applications will become available during the month before the award application due date.

• Ad IDEM/CMLA Freedom of Expression Writing Prize

  Offered by: Ad IDEM/Canadian Media Lawyers Association

  Value: $2,500 2500

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20180531

  Description:

  The Ad IDEM/CMLA Freedom of Expression Writing Prize/

  Le prix de rédaction Ad IDEM/CMLA sur la liberté d'expression

  Advocates In Defence of Expression in Media/Canadian Media Lawyers Association is dedicated to the promotion and protection of freedom of expression throughout Canada. Our objective is "to reaffirm every day, in every court in our country, the importance of these freedoms". Ad IDEM/CMLA offers annually the Ad IDEM Writing Prize for a paper promoting freedom of expression.

  Advocates in Defence of Expression in Media/Canadian Media Lawyers Association est une association dédiée à la promotion et à la protection de la liberté d'expression à travers le Canada. Notre objectif est de réaffirmer quotidiennement, dans chaque tribunal de notre pays, l'importance de cette liberté. Ad IDEM/CMLA offre annuellement le Prix de rédaction Ad IDEM pour un article encourageant la liberté d'expression.

  Amount / Montant: CAD $2,500 / 2 500 $

  Sujet / Topic: Un article original encourageant le droit à la liberté d'expression et la liberté de presse au Canada. Les articles qui auront une utilité pratique sont particulièrement les bienvenus. / Any original paper promoting freedom of expression or freedom of the press in Canada. Papers with a focus on practical proposals and solutions are especially welcome.

  Deadline / Date d'échéance: May 31, 2018. The winner will be announced by September 2018.

  Le 31 mai 2018. Le gagnant sera annoncé en septembre 2018.

  Éligibilité / Eligible: Tous les étudiants des écoles de droit au Canada (LL.B/JD ou LL.M). Les candidats qui doivent graduer en 2018 ou plus tard. Afin d'être éligibles, les articles soumis ne doivent pas avoir été publiés ni avoir reçus de prix ailleurs. / All law students in Canadian law schools (LL.B/JD or LL.M candidates who will graduate in 2018 or later). To be eligible, entries must not have been published or received prizes elsewhere.

  Length / Longueur demandée: Any length, but maximum length of 10,000 words. / Un maximum de 10 000 mots.

  Publication: Ad IDEM/CMLA publiera l'article gagnant sur son site web à http://www.adidem.org. et dans son matériel de conference. Le gagnant sera aussi encouragé à faire publier son article dans un journal académique ou toute autre publication. / Ad IDEM/CMLA will publish the winning paper on its website at http://www.adidem.org and in its conference materials. The winner will also be encouraged to publish the paper in an academic journal or other publication.

  Submissions / Soumissions: submit your entry to dcrerar@blg.com, along with your name and contact information. Ad IDEM/CMLA reserves the right not to award the prize if no appropriate paper is received. / Soumettre votre candidature à dcrerar@blg.com avec vos nom et informations nominatives.

  Ad IDEM/CMLA se réserve le droit de ne pas attribuer de prix s'il n'y a pas d'article approprié reçu.

  Links: Website

• AIPN Scholarship Program

  Offered by: Association of International Petroleum Negotiators

  Value: 16 @ $5,000.00 5000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20150508

  Description:

  Created in 2009, the AIPN Scholarship Program awards well-qualified students in financial need who possess the potential to make a significant contribution to the field of international oil and gas negotiations. Up to 16 scholarships are awarded annually in honor of long-time member and contributor Gordon Barrows. Each scholarship is in the amount of $5,000, split $2,500 for each semester, and paid directly to the winner's university. Scholarship applications are reviewed annually by committee.

  Link: Website

• Alberta Gambling Research Institute Scholarship Program

  Offered by: Alberta Gambling Research Institute

  Value: 0

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20170428

  Description:

  2017-18 Scholarship Guidelines & Application Form

  In order to continue to develop and rejuvenate the vibrant and robust research base of Alberta's universities, the Institute has made available a two-tiered scholarship program. Scholarship awards are tenable at any of the Institute partner universities and in any related discipline.

  The Institute accepts applications from eligible applicants who are either: 1) New Scholarship Applicants (i.e., not 2016/17 scholarship awardees), or; 2) Current Scholarship Recipients (i.e., 2016/17 scholarship awardees).

  See Website for full details.

  If, after familiarizing yourself with the information on the Institute website, you require additional clarification of the scholarship guidelines, please contact:

  Glenda Wong, Executive Director, Alberta Gambling Research Institute
  E-mail: gfwong@ucalgary.ca

  Link: Website

• Alberta Learning Scholarships & Bursaries

  Offered by: Government of Alberta

  Value: Variable amounts 0

  Deadline: Varies by award, check website for details 0

  Description:

  The Alberta Learning branch of the Government of Alberta offers multiple awards check their website for further details.

  Link: Website

• Alberta Student Aid

  Offered by: Government of Alberta

  Value: Variable 0

  Deadline: Variable 0

  Description:

  Multiple awards. Complete award listing:

  http://studentaid.alberta.ca/scholarships/alberta-scholarships.aspx

  Links to program information

  • Funding Guide https://studentaid. alberta.ca/media/165777/ fundingguide2018-19.pdf

  • How to Apply https://studentaid. alberta.ca/applying-for- funding/how-to-apply/

  • Education and Living Costs https://studentaid. alberta.ca/before-you-apply/ education-and-living-costs/

  • "Facts" about Student Aid

  Contacts:

  Alberta Student Aid Service Centre:

  • Phone: 1-855-606-2096, option 1
    Toll free anywhere in North America

  Link: Website

• Alexander Pringle Criminal Law Scholarship

  Offered by: Pringle Chivers Sparks Teskey

  Value: $1000 1000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20150112

  Description:

  The scholarship is available to all law students who are currently admitted to or attending an undergraduate degree program in law at a Canadian university.

  Link: Website

• Association of Universities and Colleges in Canada

  Offered by: Association of Universities and Colleges in Canada

  Value: Variable amounts 0

  Deadline: Varies by award, check website for details 0

  Description:

  The Association of Universities and Colleges in Canada offers multiple awards check their website for further details.

  Link: Website

• BBPA Harry Jerome Scholarship

  Offered by: Black Business and Professional Association

  Value: $2,000.00 and $5,000.00 5000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20150530

  Description:

  The BBPA Legacy Scholarships

  BBPA Legacy Scholarships are established in the name of Black Canadians who enriched Canada with their contributions in the arts, the professions, science, business, technology, politics and other areas of endeavour. Each scholarship is in the amount of $2,000.00, except for the scholarship in the name of Harry Jerome, which is for $5,000.00. BBPA Legacy Scholarships are funded by general donations and investment income from the endowment fund.

  Link: Website

• Belcourt Brosseau Métis Awards

  Offered by: Canative Housing Corporation was established in 1971 to address the need for safe, accessible housing for Aboriginal Albertans living in urban centres. In 2001, the directors of Canative Housing, Dr. Herb Belcourt, Orval Belcourt, and Georges Brosseau, QC, established the Belcourt Brosseau Métis Awards Fund at Edmonton Community Foundation.

  Value: 0

  Deadline: March 31, Yearly ????0531

  Description:

  What are the eligibility requirements?

  In order to meet the criteria for an award, applicants must :

  • Be Métis

  • Intend to pursue a program of study leading to a recognized licence, certificate, diploma, undergraduate or professional degree in Alberta

  • Be permanent residents or citizens of Canada

  • Be residents of Alberta

  Primary consideration will be given to applications demonstrating:

  • Financial need

  • Connection to the Métis community

  • Likelihood of improved career opportunities

  Consideration and priority may also be given to:

  • Applicants entering their first year of post-secondary studies or academic upgrading, bridging, and university/college entrance programs (for more detail see the"What schools and programs are eligible" below)

  • Applicants demonstrating commitment to studies and maturity

  • Applicants with a history of volunteer work and leadership

  • Applicants with extenuating personal circumstances

  • Applicants who will study full-time

  Who is an Alberta resident?

  Awards are only open to residents of Alberta. Where residency is questionable, the awards panel may consider time lived in Alberta, demonstration of connection to Alberta, and stated intent to remain in or return to Alberta. Notwithstanding the above, the awards committee may in exceptional circumstances, in their discretion, grant an award to a non-resident of Alberta.

  What schools and programs are eligible?

  Awards can be used at any public university, college, or technical institute in Alberta, as well at any private institution or vocational school accredited by Alberta Learning Information Service . Awards may be provided to students attending school outside Alberta (but within Canada) when circumstances warrant (e.g. when a program is not offered in Alberta); applicants should clearly address why they have selected their school of choice. For schools outside Alberta, institutions must be equivalently accredited.

  An applicant's program of study must lead to a recognized undergraduate degree, applied degree, diploma, certificate or licence.

  A limited number of awards are available to Graduate students in professional programs, including but not limited to Law, Medicine, Speech Pathology, and Physical Therapy. Graduate programs which are primarily academic in nature are not eligible for funding. Second or subsequent degrees are not considered a priority for awards.

  Academic upgrading, bridging, or college preparation programs are eligible. Students must indicate how completion of study will help them gain admission to a post-secondary program or lead to future gainful employment.

  How will awards be paid?

  Awards are intended to assist recipients with mandatory costs such as tuition and fees. For students with severe financial constraints or unique circumstances, awards may be provided to assist with cost related to attending school, such as textbooks. The awards will not provide a living allowance or technology items such as computers, software, upgrades, internet fees or related equipment.

  In general, awards for tuition and fees will be paid directly to the institution upon receipt of invoice. Awards to institutions will not be confirmed until conditions are met.

  It is the responsibility of the recipients to adhere to all regulations of the accepting post-secondary institution regarding all fee payments and to ensure that registration and/or enrolment status is not jeopardized. In particular, fee deadlines may impact students prior to award confirmation. Students are also responsible for all expenses not covered by the award, in accordance with institution payment deadlines. No part of any award issued by the Edmonton Community Foundation can be applied to amounts owing from previous years.

  Very Important Notes:

  • To apply, students must complete and submit the online application which will be available two months prior to the deadline.

  • A completed application must include two reference letters/ reference forms , and a copy of the applicant's most recent marks. (for more more details about the required documents see the "Supporting Documents" section in the application)

  • Proof of Métis heritage must be provided before any award is confirmed but does not have to be submitted with the application.

  • Students entering Master or Doctoral programs which are primarily academic in nature are not eligible, although students entering professional programs may apply.

  • Candidates may be required to demonstrate ineligibility for other sources of funding (in particular, Métis Skills Development funding from the Rupertsland Institute ).

  • Students entering second or later years of study, part-time students, students with previous post-secondary credentials, and past recipients may be considered depending on the amount of funding available in a given year.

  • Awards Candidates will be advised of the status of their application by email in early July of each year. Edmonton Community Foundation will notify accepting post-secondary institutions of any Belcourt Brosseau Métis Award recipients once all award conditions have been fulfilled. In general, student programs should not start before August 1. Applicants may re-apply in subsequent years, but each application is for a single school year only.

  Applications must be submitted through the online application system by the deadline. If March 31 falls on a weekend, applications will be accepted until4:30pm on the following business day.
  If you have any questions please e-mail: studentawards@ecfoundation.org

  Link: Website

• Bertram Scholarship

  Offered by: Canadian Foundation for Governance Research

  Value: $15,000.00 15000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20170517

  Description:

  In recognition of the growing importance of good governance to all Canadian institutions, the Canadian Foundation for Governance Research is offering up to three annual Bertram Scholarship of $15,000 to PhD students registered at Canadian universities. The scholarship will support the work of students who are conducting research into governance as part of their doctoral research project.

  To be eligible for the scholarship, the doctoral research project should focus on a topic directly related to governance, including for example:

  • The importance of governance in enabling effective decision-making towards positive organizational or societal impacts;

  • Governance issues of interest to Canadian boards of public, private, government-agency and not-for-profit organizations;

  • Governance best practices through the Canadian perspective

  Award Details

  For full details on the Bertram Scholarship, visit the CFGR website. The deadline for application is May 17, 2017.

  Regards,

  Matthew Fortier
  Executive Director
  Canadian Foundation for Governance Research
  cfgr@icd.ca

  Link: Website

• Calgary Black Chambers Blakes Law Scholarship

  Offered by: Calgary Black Chambers

  Value: $5,000.00 5000

  Deadline: July 15, midnight ????07152359

  Description:

  The Calgary Black Chambers Business Scholarships (supported by BMO, KPMG and TD) were established by the Calgary Black Chambers, a non-profit organization, consisting of individuals working to support diversity in and around Calgary, and to foster the growth of Black culture in Calgary. The Calgary Black Chambers serves as mentors and advocates, fostering the growth of great students and future professionals. Its four pillars are: Mentorship, Scholarship, Fellowship and Advocacy. See website for complete details.

  Link: Website

• Canadian Association of Black Lawyers Annual Lucie and Thornton Blackburn Scholarship

  Offered by: Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP

  Value: $5,000.00 5000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20180228

  Description:

  Fasken Martineau and the Canadian Association of Black Lawyers are proud to make available the Lucie and Thornton Blackburn Scholarship in the amount of $5,000 to be awarded on the basis of financial need to a visible minority student in his or her second year of study in an LLB or JD program at a Canadian law school. Applicants will be required to satisfy the criteria described below and write an essay on a legal issue to be determined by the Scholarship Awards Committee. Determination of the scholarship recipient will be made by the Scholarship Awards Committee.

  For 2017:

  • Please submit your application package, which must contain the elements set out under the heading "Terms" below, to the Canadian Association of Black Lawyers, attention: Scholarship Awards Committee, 20 Toronto Street, Suite 300, Toronto, ON Canada M5C 2B8.

  • Application packages are due by11:59 p.m. on February 28, 2018.

  • Essay Topic: In the context of a globalized economy and local laws, discuss the pros and cons of the policy rational behind the Supreme Court of Canada's findings in Google Inc. v. Equustek Solutions Inc. Do you agree or disagree with the decision, and why? (approximately 750-1250 words).

  • Questions regarding the scholarship may be directed to the attention of the Scholarship Awards Committee at info@cabl.ca.

  The Blackburns

  Lucie and Thornton Blackburn founded the first taxi company in Toronto in the 1830s. Their successful business enterprise was all the more notable in that the Blackburns were also involved in a number of other "firsts". The Blackburns' inspiring story included sparking the first racial uprising in Detroit history and the first serious legal dispute between Canada and the United Sates regarding the Underground Railroad.

  In 1831 Lucie and Thornton Blackburn made a daring escape from slave markets in Louisville, Kentucky. They fled north only to be discovered by slave catchers in Michigan, and were destined to be returned to slavery in Kentucky until the local black community in Detroit rallied to their cause sparking the Blackburn Riots of 1833.

  Escaping custody, the couple fled to freedom in Canada. In June 1833, Michigan's governor demanded their extradition. An impassioned and successful defence of the Blackburns by Upper Canada's Lieutenant Governor set precedent for future fugitive slave cases in Canada.

  The tale of the Blackburns was lost to history until a chance archaeological discovery in a downtown Toronto school yard again brought the story of Lucie and Thornton Blackburn to light. Their story is recorded in "I've Got A Home In Glory Land", a Governor General's Award winning book written by Karolyn Smardz Frost. As noted in the book, Fasken Martineau acted as legal counsel to the Blackburns.

  Terms

  • Scholarship Administrator - Canadian Association of Black Lawyers.

  • Scholarship Sponsor - Fasken Martineau. Funds to be disbursed by Fasken Martineau directly to the Scholarship recipient at a ceremony or in such other manner as may be determined by Fasken Martineau.

  • This is a needs based scholarship.

  • The recipient will be a member of a visible minority community.

  • The Scholarship will be available to law students in their second year of an LL.B. or J.D. program enrolled in a Canadian Law School.

  • The Scholarship funds will be provided in the second term of second year, with the intent that it will be of assistance to the recipient in his or her second year of study.

  • A complete application will include a completed application form, a résumé of the applicant, and an original essay on an issue relating to a commercial law area (including either solicitor based or advocacy based), as determined by the Scholarship Awards Committee.

  • Applicants will be required to commit, if awarded the Scholarship, to participate in an initiative to give back to the community. The Scholarship Awards Committee and the Scholarship recipient will discuss and agree on the nature of the community involvement. For example, the successful applicant may attend and participate in CABL speaking events for high school or undergraduate students to discuss the path to law school.

  Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP

  Fasken Martineau is one of the world's leading international business law and litigation firms with more than 650 lawyers with offices in Canada, the United Kingdom, France and South Africa. Fasken's practice includes every sector of business, industry and government.

  Its international excellence, sector expertise, integrity and ethics have earned it numerous prestigious accolades such as being named a top corporate dealmaker by Lexpert; consistently distinguished in the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory, the prestigious Chambers Global Guide to the World's Leading Lawyers, the International Financial Law Review's Guide to the World's Leading Financial Law Firms, and The International Who's Who of Business Lawyers.

  Fasken Martineau is committed to a diverse and welcoming workplace and to promoting diversity within the Canadian legal community.

  Website: www.fasken.com

  The Canadian Association of Black Lawyers CABL, formed in March 1996, is a national network of law professionals and individuals that is committed to reinvesting in the community. CABL's continuing goal is to bring together law professionals and other interested members of the community from across Canada to cultivate and maintain the association of Black legal professionals in Canada.

  Website: www.cabl.ca

  Links: Fasken Martineau Website | CABL Website

• Canada's Luckiest Student

  Offered by: CIBC and Student Life Network

  Value: $500 - $20,000.00 20000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20141231

  Description:

  Each year our organization, in collaboration with CIBC, offers awards worth over $30,000 to help a Canadian student pay for school or reduce their student debt.
  The award is not merit based and is open to both undergraduate and graduate students in all programs. In addition to $20,000 from CIBC to use for school or student debt, it contains a whole host of other awards that make a student's life easier such as a $7,500 scholarship from Scholarships Canada and an award for four years of textbooks.

  Link: Website

• Canadian Federation of University Women Edmonton Bursary Committee

  Offered by: Canadian Federation of University Women

  Value: Varied 0

  Deadline: October 7, 2022 20221007

  Description:

  The Canadian Federation of University Women Edmonton was founded in 1909 and is affiliated with more than 8,000 members in over 100 clubs across Canada. The organization is committed to the pursuit and promotion of education for women. In support of these goals, CFUW Edmonton offers bursaries to female full-time University of Alberta students.

  ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: If you do not meet ALL the qualifications, do not apply.

  1. Applicant must be a female (or self-identify as female) student who is registered full-time in both fall and winter terms at the University of Alberta in a graduate or undergraduate degree program. Students who will be completing their studies at the end of December 2022 are also eligible.
  2. Undergraduate applicants must have completed at least a total of 36 credits transferred to, or earned at, the University of Alberta.
  3. Applicant must be able to document a significant break in her education (for a minimum cumulative total of two years — this break does not include summer breaks).
  4. Funding will be given for unusual or emergency situations that are not considered part of normal financial planning for applicant’s academic year. Applicant must demonstrate financial need.

  APPLICATION PROCEDURE:
  Part 1: Fill out the CFUW Edmonton Bursary Application Form (Google Form) https://forms.gle/ ZT2JvyaqcVP24A2M7 AND email the following documents in pdf format to bursaryapp@ cfuwedmonton.org with the Subject: LASTNAME Bursary Application. See their website for complete details.

  Link: Website

• Canadian Northern Studies Trust

  Offered by: Canadian Northern Studies Trust

  Value: Variable amounts 0

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20150130

  Description:

  The Canadian Northern Studies Trust (CNST) is the scholarship arm of ACUNS and the associations' flagship program. It was established in 1982 to reflect the major thrust of the Associations' efforts to advance knowledge and understanding of Canada's North. The purpose of the CNST is to develop a cadre of scholars and scientists with northern experience and at the same time enhance the educational opportunities available for northern residents to obtain post-secondary education at Canadian universities and colleges.

  Link: Website

• Canadian Queen Elizabeth II

  Offered by: Universities Canada

  Value: $6,000 6000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20170918

  Description:

  City: Perth Country: Australia
  City: Sydney Country: Australia
  City: Auckland Country: New Zealand
  City: Singapore Country: Singapore
  City: Leeds Country: United Kingdom
  City: Brisbane Country: Australia
  City: Accra Country: Ghana

  Overview

  The Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships (QES) aim to activate a dynamic community of young global leaders across the Commonwealth to create lasting impacts both at home and abroad through their intercultural exchanges encompassing international education, discovery and inquiry, and professional experiences.

  This is a new initiative that is intended to lay the foundation for the next generation of entrepreneurs, public servants, community leaders and academics with innovative minds and a sense of commitment to Canada and the Commonwealth.

  Queen Elizabeth Scholars website

  Global Generation: Energy and Environment (G2E2) Network Internships

  This program supports young researchers from all disciplines at the University of Alberta to pursue research related to energy and the environment. Upper level undergraduate students will be invited to apply for research positions at our partner universities - University of Auckland, University of Sydney, University of Western Australia, National University of Singapore, University of Queensland, University of Leeds and University of Ghana- for 90-day placements. Internships may be available in the Fall, Winter, and Summer semesters each year.

  If selected to participate in the program you will:

  • Be awarded a $6000 scholarship

  • Receive University of Alberta credit for their internship placement

  • Be recognized as throughout Canada and the Commonwealth as QES global leader

  • Gain research connections through the QES global student network

  • Be engaged with the academic and non-academic community by participating in forums, volunteer opportunities, and environmental discussion groups

  When Can I Go?

  Terms Offered: Summer

  Duration: Minimum 90 days (not including travel days)

  Eligibility Requirements

  Open to: All Faculties

  Level: Undergraduate

  In order to be eligible for this program you:

  • Have a cumulative 3.0 GPA; and

  • Be a Canadian Citizen or permanent resident; and

  • Be registered and receiving academic credit at the University of Alberta; and

  • Be an upper level undergraduate student (3rd or 4th year); and

  • Be 35 years or age or under, and the time of application; and

  • Be proficient in the working language at the Commonwealth partner; and

  • Be able to demonstrate community engagement activities in Canada

  Internship Information

  Language of Instruction: English

  Postings

  Please explore the institution research portal or company website provided and identify 1-2 projects and supervisors you would like to intern with and include this information in your application (letter of intent). Keep in mind the project must be within the theme of 'Energy and Environment'.

  Winter 2018 Postings (only the following QES partners offer winter internships)

  University of Queensland
  University of Ghana - TBC

  Summer 2018 Postings - will be announced in October 2017
  University of Auckland
  University of Sydney
  University of Western Australia
  National University of Singapore
  University of Queensland
  University of Leeds
  University of Ghana

  Sign-up to receive more details about the QES program and receive a program newsletter, highlighting new opportunities as they become available.

  Fees & Costs

  General fees and costs.

  Email Program Contact for more comprehensive information.

  $6,000 CAD in scholarship funding is available

  Returned Student Reports

  Returned Student Report 1

  Returned Student Report 2

  Program Contact

  Ciara Murrin, International Internship Coordinator
  ciara.murrin@ualberta.ca
  780.248.1352

  Twitter: https://twitter.com/QEScholars

  Instagram: https://instagram. com/qescholars/

  Use #QEScholars on all your social media accounts to connect, interact and follow the journey of Queen Elizabeth Scholars across the globe!

  The Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships (QES) is managed through a unique partnership of Universities Canada, the Rideau Hall Foundation (RHF), Community Foundations of Canada (CFC) and Canadian universities. This program is made possible with financial support from the Government of Canda, provincial governments and the private sector.

  Internship Application Deadline

  Deadlines for internships vary by program. See Deadlines.

  Apply Now

  Funding Available!

  Students receive on average between $1,200-$1,800 in funding.

  Over 70% of students who apply get funding.

  Please send questions and submissions to:

  Trevor Buckle
  University of Alberta International
  Trevor.buckle@ualberta.ca
  (780) 248-1458

  Link: Website

• Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships: Improving Individual & Community Wellness in the Commonwealth Internships & Exchange

  Offered by: Universities Canada

  Value: $6,000 6000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20170918

  Description:

  City: Various Country: Australia
  City: Various Country: India
  City: Various Country: Kenya
  City: Various Country: Malawi
  City: Various Country: New Zealand
  City: Various Country: Tanzania
  City: Various Country: Uganda
  City: Various Country: Zambia

  Overview

  The Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships (QES) aim to activate a dynamic community of young global leaders across the Commonwealth to create lasting impacts both at home and abroad through their intercultural exchanges encompassing international education, discovery and inquiry, and professional experiences.

  This is a new initiative that is intended to lay the foundation for the next generation of entrepreneurs, public servants, community leaders and academics with innovative minds and a sense of commitment to Canada and the Commonwealth.

  Improving Individual & Community Wellness in the Commonwealth Internships & Exchange

  This program supports UAlberta graduate students from 5 Faculties to pursue scholarship, research, and internships related to Individual & Community Wellness. Graduate students from the Faculties of: ALES, Native Studies, Rehabilitation Medicine, School of Public Health, Nursing are encouraged to learn more about opportunities.

  If selected to participate in the program you will:

  • Be awarded a $6000 scholarship

  • Receive University of Alberta credit for their internship placement

  • Be recognized as throughout Canada and the Commonwealth as QES global leader

  • Gain academic & professional connections through the QES global student network

  • Be engaged with the academic and non-academic community by participating in forums, volunteer opportunities, and environmental discussion groups

  When Can I Go?

  Terms Offered: Dependent on your course of study and host organization timelines

  Duration: Minimum 12 weeks

  Eligibility Requirements

  Open to: ALES, Native Studies, Rehabilitation Medicine, School of Public Health, Nursing

  Level: Graduate

  In order to be eligible for this program you:

  • Have the support & endorsement of your Faculty; and

  • Be a Canadian Citizen or permanent resident; and

  • Be registered and receiving academic credit at the University of Alberta; and

  • Be a graduate student; and

  • Be 35 years or age or under, and the time of application; and

  • Be proficient in the working language at the Commonwealth partner; and

  • Be able to demonstrate community engagement activities in Canada

  Internship Information

  Language of Instruction: English

  Sign-up to receive more details about the QES program and receive a program newsletter, highlighting new opportunities as they become available.

  Fees & Costs

  General fees and costs.

  Email Program Contact for more comprehensive information.

  $6,000 CAD in scholarship funding is available

  Returned Student Reports

  Returned Student Report 1

  Returned Student Report 2

  Program Contact

  Trevor Buckle,
  Associate Director, Programs (Education Abroad)
  trevor.buckle@ualberta.ca
  780.248.1458

  Twitter: https://twitter.com/ QEScholars

  Instagram: https://instagram. com/qescholars/

  Use #QEScholars on all your social media accounts to connect, interact and follow the journey of Queen Elizabeth Scholars across the globe!

  Queen Elizabeth Scholars

  The Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships (QES) is managed through a unique partnership of Universities Canada, the Rideau Hall Foundation (RHF), Community Foundations of Canada (CFC) and Canadian universities. This program is made possible with financial support from the Government of Canda, provincial governments and the private sector.

  Please send questions and submissions to:

  Trevor Buckle
  University of Alberta International
  Trevor.buckle@ualberta.ca
  780-248-1458

  Link: Website

• CACE 2023 Bursary

  Offered by: CACE

  Value: $2,000.00 2000

  Deadline: December 31, 2023 20231231

  Description:

  CACE has established a Bursary to provide financial assistance to students in Canadian Law Schools enrolled in a labour law or employment law course:

  - The applicant must be enrolled in a labour law or employment law course in a recognized Faculty of Law in Canada for the 2023/2024 academic year; and

  - The applicant must agree to write a research paper on a legal issue that would be of interest to management side labour and employment lawyers as members of CACE.

  ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

  The following are the eligibility criteria for the Bursary:

  - The applicant must be enrolled in a recognized Faculty of Law in Canada for 2023/2024 academic year;

  - The applicant must be enrolled in a labour law or employment law course in a recognized Faculty of Law in Canada for the 2023/2024 academic year;

  - The applicant must agree to write a research paper on a legal issue that would be of interest to management side labour and employment lawyers as members of CACE; and

  - Priority will be given to applicants who identify as a member of a group that is under-represented in the Field of Labour and Employment Law.

  APPLICATION PROCESS

  The applicant must provide the following documents in support of a Bursary application:

  1. Documentary proof that the applicant is enrolled in a labour law or employment law course in a recognized Faculty of Law in Canada for the 2023/2024 academic year. Students doing a Masters in Law may also apply.

  2. A short essay, up to 500 words, describing how the applicant meets the eligibility criteria and why the applicant is studying Labour\Employment Law including a brief outline of the Research paper they will prepare that would be of interest to management-side labour and employment lawyers as members of CACE.

  3. Professionally formatted resume, including leadership, academic or work experience with emphasis, where applicable, to the applicant’s Research paper

  4. It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure that all documents are consolidated into a single PDF file and e-mailed to Tracy@proconadvantage.com no later than October 31.

  5. CACE’s Board of Directors, or a committee thereof, will evaluate the applications and select an applicant that best meets the eligibility criteria and terms of the Bursary. The successful applicant will be advised of the Board’s decision with respect to the Bursary by no later than December 31, 2023.

  6. The successful applicant will be invited to attend the annual CACE Future Leaders Conference; reasonable travel expenses for in-Canada travel will be reimbursed or paid for by CACE. Reasonable expenses to include economy airfare and hotel.

  The successful applicant will be recognized at the CACE Future Leaders Conference. The successful applicant will be provided with the Bursary funds on a date between January 1st and January 31st, conditional upon providing proof of tuition paid equal to or greater than $2,000.

  The successful applicant agrees to submit the research paper on or before March 1st to Tracy@proconadvantage.com.

  The successful applicant agrees to return the Bursary funds to CACE if the applicant discontinues the intended course of study for any reason during the 2023\24 academic year or is unable to prepare the research paper as stipulated.

  By submitting an application, an applicant agrees to the terms of the Bursary, and consents to publication of his/her name, essay, research paper or portions thereof, in CACE publications, including CACE’s website.

  Link: Email

• CBA - Canadian Bar Association Awards

  Offered by: Canadian Bar Association

  Value: Variable 0

  Deadline: Multiple awards with variable due dates 0

  Description:

  FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS

  The CBA offers a range of fellowships and awards for young lawyers and law students. Review their website for complete details:

  • Bill Miller Memorial Award-cash prize of $1,250 for up to two of the best articles published in The Canadian Competition Law Review.

  • National Immigration Law Section Founders' Award-to recognize an exceptional law student or junior lawyer and a future leader of the National Immigration Law Section. Deadline: Nov. 30, 2017

  • Up and Comer Award-for in-house counsel with less than 15 years called to the Bar, who demonstrates commitment to the profession, the CCCA and their organization. Deadline: Jan. 9, 2017

  • Viscount Bennett Fellowship-fellowship for post-graduate studies, worth $50,000. Deadline: Nov. 15, 2017

  • Young Lawyers Pro Bono Award-to recognize outstanding pro bono legal services to the community by a young lawyer in Canada. Deadline: April 3, 2017

  Link: Website

• CBA Law Student Essay Contest

  Offered by: Canadian Bar Association

  Value: $250 - $2,500.00 2500

  Deadline: Varies by award, check website for details 0

  Description:

  Multiple awards:

  Do you want to build your profile within the legal community and connect with senior members of the bar? Do you need to hone your research and writing skills? How would you like to win cash prizes (from $250-$2,500)?

  Then enter a CBA Law Student Essay Contest now!

  Link: Website

• Centennial Flame Research Award

  Offered by: Canadian Government

  Value: $7,500 7500

  Deadline: May 1, 2023 20230501

  Description:

  HOUSE OF COMMONS COMMITTEE NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2023 CENTENNIAL FLAME RESEARCH AWARD
  Ottawa, February 08, 2023

  The House of Commons Standing Committee on Human Resources, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities (the Committee) is now accepting applications for the 2023 Centennial Flame Research Award.

  According to the Centennial Flame Research Award Act, the award will be granted by the Committee to a Canadian with a disability, to conduct research and to prepare a report on the contributions of one or more persons with disabilities to the public life of Canada or the activities of Parliament.

  The report of the award recipient will be presented to the Committee and will be included as part of the Committee’s report on the Administration of the Centennial Flame Research Award Act, which is tabled in both Houses of Parliament.

  For 2023, the amount awarded will be $7,500. Funding for the award is collected from the fountain of the Centennial Flame monument on Parliament Hill, where visitors regularly toss coins for good luck, as well as from monetary donations made to the Centennial Flame Research Award Fund.

  Eligibility

  Applicants must:

  • be a Canadian citizen;
  • identify as a person with a disability; and
  • apply as an individual.

  How to apply

  Applicants must submit the following information to the Clerk of the Committee by email:

  1. A cover letter that, in no more than 1,000 words:

     • describes who they are and identifies their disability;
     • indicates their work or research experience, community involvement or other relevant experience;
     • proposes their research subject, which must relate to the contributions of one or more disabled persons to the public life of Canada or to the activities of Parliament;
     • describes their research methodology; and
     • indicates the significance or impact of the proposed research. For example, this could include things such as the intended outcome of the research, or how it will be used or shared.

  2. A letter of support for their application from a person of choice who is not the subject of the research. This letter should indicate the referee’s relationship to the applicant, and the referee’s occupation or credentials.

  3. Proof of Canadian citizenship.

  Deadline

  All documents must be submitted and postmarked on or before Monday, May 1, 2023.

  Link: Website

• Chris Lamb Scholarship

  Offered by:

  Value: 2 awards of $1,000.00 1000

  Deadline: May 1, 2021 20210501

  Description:

  WHO CAN APPLY:
  Undergraduate or Graduate level students currently enrolled or planning to attend either a College or University in Canada- (any field of studies)

  ESSAY REQUIREMENTS:
  Applicants must submit an original 250-500 Word essay detailing their career goals/plans. See website for complete details.

  Website

• Christine Huglo Robertson Essay Prize for Law Students

  Offered by: Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice

  Value: CIAJ will provide to the recipient: travel, accommodation and registration to the 2015 Annual Conference in Saskatoon, and a stipend of $500. 500

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20150619

  Description:

  The prize is awarded annually for an original paper, previously unpublished, on a topic relating to the administration of justice. Candidates are STRONGLY encouraged to consider subjects relating to the theme of CIAJ's Annual Conference scheduled in October. The theme for the 2015 conference to be held in Saskatoon (SK) from October 13 to 16 is: Aboriginal Peoples and the Law.

  Link: Email

  Link: Website

• CN Canadian Diversity Scholarships

  Offered by: CN Canadian National Railroad

  Value: $3,000.00 3000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20160513

  Description:

  When it comes to developing and shaping your career, there's nothing quite like a good education and hands-on experience. At CN, we offer scholarships and internships for just this reason.

  CN is proud to recognize and encourage educational excellence. Through our Scholarships Program, we offer grants to support the post-secondary education of best-in-class students enrolled in programs relevant to CN's core business.

  About the program

  CN is proud to recognize and encourage educational excellence.

  Through its Diversity Scholarship Program, CN offers grants to support the post-secondary education of women, visible minorities, persons with disabilities, military veterans and people of Aboriginal heritage in Canada.

  As part of this program, and to support its hiring needs, CN sponsors these deserving, best-in-class students enrolled in programs relevant to CN's core business. Selected students will be awarded a $3,000 scholarship, tenable for one academic year.

  Am I eligible?

  The following four criteria must ALL be met to be an eligible CN Diversity Scholarship applicant:

  1. Belong to one or more of the following groups

     • Women

     • Visible Minorities

     • Persons with Disabilities

     • Aboriginals

     • Veterans

     AND

  2. Who are enrolled in a technical, undergraduate or graduate degree for the 2016-2017 academic year in of the following fields of study: many studies including,

     Human Resources, Aboriginal Studies & Law

     • Human Resources, Labour Relations

     • Aboriginal OR Native OR Indigenous Studies (including Native Law)

     • Law

     AND

  3. Who are best-in-class (only those applicants who have obtained an average of 80% or above over the last three semesters of studies will be considered).

     AND

  4. Who are interested in a summer internship at CN

  How can I apply?

  Applications must be submitted no later than May 13 ^th, 2016. When you apply, make sure the following documents are also attached to your application:

  • Your resume

  • A reference letter endorsed by a community or academic leader

  • A copy of your most recent Academic Transcript

  • Your Plan of Study: In more or less 500 words, tell us about your educational goals and career plans. Be sure to talk about any community, family or school initiatives you may be involved in as well as personal challenges, and the importance of the CN Scholarship

  • Applicable proof of eligibility

  • Aboriginal status see accepted documents

  Proof of heritage includes any of the following: copy of Indian status card; copy of Métis membership card; copy of Inuit beneficiary card; parent/grandparent heritage information and official document(s) showing your relationship to them (long-form birth certificate and/or baptismal records); letter of acknowledgement from First Nation, Métis association or Inuit agreement administrator.

  When sending in long form birth certificate, please send in the long-form birth certificate that indicates the parent name that will reflect the parent name on the accompanying status card/Métis card/Inuit agreement.

  • Proof of veteran status: a copy of your Discharge Certificate.

  How does CN select the winners?

  The selection of our Diversity Scholarship winners is made by a committee formed by senior members of the Human Resources team.

  CN's Diversity Scholarship committee selects winners based on:

  • Their academic performance;

  • The quality of their Plan of Study;

  • The strength of the recommendation in the provided reference letter(s);

  • Opportunities available.

  Conditions and restrictions

  • Applications must be submitted no later than May 13 ^th, 2016.

  • The amount awarded for each scholarship is $3,000 CAD.

  • The CN Diversity Scholarships' committee's decisions relative to winner selection are irrevocable.

  • CN Diversity Scholarships are not renewable, however, students may reapply to the program each year they meet the eligibility requirements.

  Website

• Dalton Camp Award

  Offered by: FRIENDS of Canadian Broadcasting

  Value: $10,000 10000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20171201

  Description:

  The 2018 Award is open to both students and other Canadians. The winner will receive a $10,000 prize for excellence in creative, original essay-writing on the link between democracy and the media in Canada. A discretionary second prize of $2,500 may be awarded for the best essay submitted by a post-secondary student or recent graduate. Post-secondary students are eligible for both the main prize and the discretionary prize.

  The deadline for entries is December 1, 2017.

  www.friends.ca/files/PDF/dcapo ster-2018.pdf

  The official rules, past winning essays, a video biography on Dalton Camp, and other details about the Award are available from the Dalton Camp Award website:

  www.daltoncampaward.ca

  Link: Website

• Diana M. Priestly Memorial Scholarship

  Offered by: The Canadian Association of Law Libraries

  Value: $2,500.00 2500

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20180201

  Description:

  The Canadian Association of Law Libraries / Association Canadienne des bibliothèques de droit is pleased to announce it is accepting applications for the Diana M. Priestly Memorial Scholarship. Legal librarianship and information management is a rewarding alternative legal career path that is open to law graduates, and one CALL / ACBD would like to promote and support with your help. This scholarship will be awarded to an individual working to enhance their academic qualifications for law librarianship and is open to students in Canadian law programs who meet the criteria. The closing date for applications is February 1, 2024.

  Established in honour of the late Diana M. Priestly, a distinguished Canadian law librarian, and in recognition of her distinctive contribution to law librarianship, the Scholarship is intended to support professional development in the field and is awarded to a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant who:

  • has previous law library experience and will be enrolled in an accredited Canadian Library School during the next academic term/year; or

  • has a degree from or is currently enrolled in an accredited Canadian Library School and will be enrolled in an approved Canadian Law School during the next academic term/year; or

  • has a degree from or is currently enrolled in an approved Canadian Law School and will be enrolled in an accredited Canadian Library School during the next academic term/year; or

  • will be concurrently enrolled in an approved Canadian Law School and an accredited Canadian Library School during the next academic term/year.

  Link: Website

• Donich Entrepreneurial Scholarship

  Offered by: Donich Law

  Value: $1,000.00 1000

  Deadline: November 30, 2021 20211130

  Description:

  A $1,000.00 award will be presented to a law student distinguished by work experience and academic achievement. This award was established in 2021 and is intended to award students annually with proven employment and academic achievement. Donich Law is a trusted Toronto Law Firm, offering experienced, creative and skilled legal representation for both domestic and international clients. The Firm's reputation was built on hard work, perseverance and dedication to customer service. The scholarship intends to reward students who have demonstrated and share these core values of the Firm's success. See website for complete application details.

  Link: Website

• Dorsey & Whitney Foundation Scholarships

  Offered by: International Peace & Security Institute (IPSI)

  Value: 2 @ $2,500.00 2500

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20150227

  Description:

  The International Peace & Security Institute (IPSI) is offering a prestigious and specialized scholarship for exceptional law Institute (IPSI) students to attend the 2015 The Hague Symposium on Post-Conflict Transitions & International Justice. In this summer's symposium, participants will have the unique opportunity to engage in an intense and academically rigorous three weeks of interactive lecture, discussion, and experiential education led by the field's foremost political leaders, scholars, practitioners, and advocates in the city of international law. Faculty includes Justice Richard Goldstone, ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda, Prosecutor David Crane, among many others.

  Through a generous contribution from the Dorsey & Whitney Foundation, IPSI is pleased to be able to offer 2 Dorsey & Whitney Foundation Scholarships for the 2015 The Hague Symposium on Post-Conflict Transitions & International Justice.

  Link:

  • To Apply

  • The Hague symposium

   

• Dr. Gary McPherson Leadership Scholarship

  Offered by: Government of Alberta

  Value: 100 awards of $2,000 each 2000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20160215

  Description:

  Purpose:

  Dr. Gary McPherson was a renowned advocate for people with disabilities. He devoted himself to inspiring leadership and bringing out the best in everyone. He was a member of the Order of Canada, the Alberta Order of Excellence and both the Edmonton and Alberta Sports Halls of Fame.

  This scholarship recognizes students who have demonstrated outstanding leadership, especially in the area of disability, and/or initiative to improve the conditions and lives of others.

  Eligibility:

  Applicant must:

  • be a Canadian Citizen or a permanent resident of Canada

  • be currently living in Alberta

  • be enrolled full-time in a post-secondary program: undergraduate, graduate, apprenticeship, diploma or certificate program at participating Alberta post-secondary Publicly Funded Institutions in the year of nomination, and

  • have shown outstanding leadership, especially in the area of disability, and/or initiative to improve the lives of other people while attending a post-secondary institution in Alberta

  Selection:

  Each school will establish a selection committee with appropriate expertise. The Student Awards Office may also set an earlier application deadline. This committee may be the same as used for other institutional awards. The committee will consider the role and contribution applicants have made at their schools. The selection committee may also take into consideration secondary selection criteria such as: marks, financial need and other activities.

  Application:

  • Application Dr. Gary McPherson Leadership Scholarship

    Applicants must include with the application:

    • a resume highlighting leadership involvement and other activities related to improving the lives of other people

    • a related letter of reference, and

    • read the biography of Dr. Gary McPherson (included in the application form), and write a one-page essay to a maximum of 1,000 words using examples of how you have shown leadership, especially in the area of disability, and/or initiative to help improve the lives of others

  Deadline:

  The deadline listed is for schools to submit the applications of the successful candidates to Student Aid Alberta. Applicants are advised to contact their Student Awards Offices at their schools in early fall to inquire about the selection process and application deadline.

  Disbursement:

  The award will be disbursed in late March.

  Audience: Apprentices,Graduate Students,Undergraduate Students

  Link: Application

• Edmonton Community Foundation Awards

  Offered by: Edmonton Community Foundation

  Value: 80 awards totalling $250,000.00 in 2016 250000

  Deadline: July 15, Yearly ????0715

  Description:

  Edmonton Community Foundation has a long history of providing scholarships to help students achieve their educational dreams. The Community Scholarships were launched in 2009 to help students with the costs of post-secondary education and to help address emerging community priorities identified by the Foundation.

  Link: Website

• eduCBA $500 College Scholarship

  Offered by: eduCBA

  Value: $500 500

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20160115

  Description:

  eduCBA is a global online training provider of Professional certifications. We are offering nine need based $500 Scholarships for college students (current or senior).

  You can consider submitting your application for eduCBA college scholarship program if you are

  • Currently enrolled in college

  • Plan to enrol in 2016-17

  To apply for this scholarship, you need to answer these three open ended thought provoking questions.

  Website

• Family Law Scholarship

  Offered by: Davidson Fraese Family Lawyers

  Value: $5,000.00 main award. $500.00 runners-up maximum of 3 5000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20171106

  Description:

  Lead the way to a better family law system. Write an essay proposing practical innovations or substantive family law reform. Submit your essay by November 6, 2017 for consideration by a panel of family lawyers and scholars. Win a $5,000 scholarship or one of three runner-up prizes. Get published. Make a difference. Start now.

  Davidson Fraese Family Law Scholarship

  At Davidson Fraese Family Lawyers we recognize that family law has both a broad and profound impact on Canadian families. Perhaps no other area of law has such a significant role to play in the well-being and future prosperity of our society. We are passionate about supporting students interested in practicing family law as a career choice, and want to inspire law students across Canada to consider how the family law system can innovate, improve, reform and modernize - all to better serve Canadian families.

  That's why we've created a substantial new scholarship to encourage family law innovation, open to entry for students studying at or admitted to any Canadian law school. The Davidson Fraese Family Law Scholarship is an annual scholarship in the amount of $5,000 for the best essay on family law innovation, as judged by a panel of distinguished Canadian family lawyers and scholars.

  Eligibility Requirements

  The eligibility criteria and application process are as follows:

  • Applicants must submit a minimum 1,500 word essay on any aspect of innovation in Canadian family law (we've prepared a non-exhaustive list of possible topics)
  • Open to students enrolled in any year of study at any Canadian law school during the 2017/2018 academic year
  • Submission deadline November 6
  • Winner will receive prize of $5,000, and automatic consideration for publication
  • Runners-up will receive prize of $500

  All submissions will be considered for publication on the Davidson Fraese Family Law Blog. With your consent, we may propose submitting your essay to other legal industry publications for broader circulation. If your ideas are good, they deserve an audience!

  Application Instructions

  Applications should be submitted by email to scholarship@davidsonfraese. ca . All applications must include:

  • your full name, email address, phone number and mailing address;
  • confirmation of admission or enrolment at a Canadian law school; and
  • your essay on family law innovation (minimum 1,500 words) in word or pdf format.

  All applicants will receive an email confirmation that their application has been received, and will be notified of the results when they are available.

  Award Panel

  The award panel for the 2017 scholarship includes the following members:

  • John-Paul Boyd, Executive Director, Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family
  • Heather Davidson, Partner, Davidson Fraese Family Lawyers
  • Heather Fraese, Partner, Davidson Fraese Family Lawyers

  We ask that you please refrain from contacting award panel members directly regarding the scholarship. All inquiries should be directed to scholarship@davidsonfraese. ca .

  Possible Writing Topics / Subject Areas

  What follows is a list of areas in which we see an opportunity for student research to make a significant contribution to the practice:

  • ways to improve public access to family law counsel
  • potential uses of technology in family law
  • improvements to court processes relating to family law
  • law reform to address inequity or injustice in an area of family law

  This list is by no means intended to be inclusive. Please feel free to write on any topic you consider responsive.

  Link: Website

• First Peoples Law Indigenous Law Student Scholarship

  Offered by: First Peoples Law

  Value: $5,000 5000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20190731

  Description:

  First Peoples Law was established as a vehicle for defending and advancing Indigenous Peoples' Aboriginal title, rights and Treaty rights. We do this by providing the highest-quality legal services while actively participating in public education.

  Our objective is to play a meaningful role in Indigenous Peoples' ongoing struggle for a more respectful and equitable world for themselves and their children.

  As part of our commitment to supporting the development of Indigenous lawyers, First Peoples Law is offering a scholarship in the amount of $5,000 to an Indigenous law student with a demonstrated interest in serving and advancing the interests of Indigenous Peoples.

  ELIGIBILITY

  In order to be considered for the First Peoples Law Scholarship, an applicant must:

  1) be an Indigenous student (i.e. First Nations, Métis, or Inuit) currently enrolled at a Canadian law school as a JD candidate as of September 2019; and

  2) have a demonstrated interest in serving and advancing the interests of Indigenous Peoples

  APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

  1) One of the following:

  (a) Reference letter from a member of your home community identifying and confirming your commitments and interests. It is suggested but not required that this reference letter come from a community Elder, elected or hereditary leader, or traditional knowledge-holder

  OR

  (b) Reference letter from an organization, entity or other body which provides services and supports for or on behalf of Indigenous Peoples

  2) One reference letter from an employer or professor (or other faculty member)

  3) Proof of enrolment as an Indigenous student at a Canadian law school

  4) A 500-word essay explaining how you intend to use your law degree to serve and advance the interests of Indigenous Peoples

  Link: Website

• Foundation for Natural Resources and Energy Law awards

  Offered by: Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation (RMMLF)

  Value: Awards range from $4,500 to $15,000 15000

  Deadline: JD Applicants-February yearly, LLM Applicants-March yearly 20150228

  Description:

  The Foundation for Natural Resources and Energy Law is offering more than $276,000 in scholarships for the upcoming 2024-2025 academic year. These scholarships are intended for students who are interested in natural resources and energy law who meet our criteria. Your law school is among the 35 Constituent Law Schools associated with the Foundation. Scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $15,000 will be awarded based on academic achievement, financial need, and other criteria.

  We take pride in our history of supporting academic pursuits, having awarded 748 scholarships to law students totaling over $4.2 million. This legacy reflects our commitment to education and the remarkable achievements of our scholarship recipients. Scholarship recipients are also entitled to reimbursement of their reasonable travel expenses to attend the Annual Institute, the largest natural resources and energy legal conference in the nation, or another Foundation institute.

  Check their website for complete details.

  Link: Website

• Frank Knox Memorial Fellowships at Harvard University

  Offered by: Harvard University

  Value: Up to 3 fellowships 0

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20171124

  Description:

  Objective: In establishing the Frank Knox Memorial Fellowship program at Harvard University, Annie Reid Knox sought to honour her late husband and his lifelong commitment to America. According to the wishes of Mrs. Knox, Frank Knox Memorial Fellows are selected on the basis of outstanding academic excellence, strength of character, and potential for leadership in their fields.

   

  Number: Up to three (3) Frank Knox Memorial Fellowships will be awarded to students from Canada for graduate study at Harvard University in the current academic year.

  See website for complete details.

  Link: Website

• Freehorse Family Wellness Society Post Secondary Funding Program

  Offered by: Freehorse Family Wellness Society

  Value: Post secondary funding 0

  Deadline: *Fall and Winter (September - December/April): June 15th
  *Winter Term - (January - April): October 15th
  *Spring and Summer (May - August): March 15th 00000000

  Description:

  General Information

  We are proud to be an organization that assists in the continuing education of First Nations people.

  Freehorse Family Wellness Society (FFWS) is a non-profit organization founded by a few committed and dedicated leaders of Alberta based First Nations.

  A Board of Directors made up of First Nations people provides the leadership and direction to the management and staff of FFWS.

  We provide services to government agencies through well-developed policies and procedures.

  The FFWS staff are committed to working with First Nations by developing and delivering programs and services that will provide knowledge and enhance skills necessary to thrive in this ever-changing world.

  Post Secondary Funding Program

  FFWS is currently offering a post secondary funding program on behalf of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC). Post Secondary Funding Program assists students from various Alberta First Nations whose status is the result of Bill C-31. Alberta residents from Nunavut and the North West Territories with Indian or Inuit Status are also eligible under our Post Secondary Funding Program.

  To see if you are eligible, please go through our eligibility criteria to see if you are eligible to apply for sponsorship with our Program. During sponsorship, FFWS supports our students by providing tuition, books, and living allowance.

  Prospective Students

  Application Deadlines:

  *Fall and Winter (September - December/April): June 15th

  *Winter Term - (January - April): October 15th

  *Spring and Summer (May - August): March 15th
  Applications Forms must be submitted to FFWS by midnight (Mountain Standard Time) of the application deadline dates. Be aware incomplete applications will be sent back to the student to be completed and resubmitted by the deadline. FFWS does not accept applications by fax or email.

  Late Applications will be waitlisted and may be reviewed if funds become available.

  Students Planning to attend the Winter Term only should still apply by June 15th . It is recommended that applicants not wait until the Winter deadline (October 15).

  View the handbook here.

  Link: Website

• French Language Scholarship

  Offered by: Canadian Institute for Advanced Legal Studies

  Value: See ad 0

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20171231

  Description:

  LA BOURSE D'ÉTUDES EN LANGUE FRANÇAISE DE L'INSTITUT CANADIEN D'ÉTUDES JURIDIQUES SUPÉRIEURES 2018 - 2019

  La Bourse d'études en langue française de l'Institut canadien d'études juridiques supérieures permet normalement au ou à la récipiendaire d'acquitter l'intégralité des droits de scolarité payables à une université européenne de langue française et comporte une allocation offerte en vue de payer une partie des coûts de subsistance et de déplacement, de et vers l'université européenne, sous réserve de tout autre octroi monétaire que reçoit le ou la bénéficiaire. L'Institut canadien d'études juridiques supérieures déterminera annuellement le montant maximal de la bourse, jusqu'à concurrence de 20 000 $ pour l'année 2018-2019, en tenant compte notamment des droits de scolarité et autres coûts de subsistance et de déplacement que prévoit encourir le ou la récipiendaire.

  CRITÈRES D'ADMISSIBILITÉ

  L'Institut canadien d'études juridiques supérieures décerne chaque année une bourse pour financer les études supérieures en droit visant l'obtention d'un diplôme de deuxième cycle ou de troisième cycle (l'équivalent d'une maîtrise ou d'un doctorat en droit dans une université canadienne), dans une université européenne, pour un programme d'étude dispense principalement en langue française, à une personne qui a obtenu son baccalauréat en droit d'une université canadienne, dans les quatre ans qui précèdent le début des études proposées.

  Pour pouvoir bénéficier de cette bourse, il faut avoir été accepté par une université européenne de langue française, en vue de poursuivre des études supérieures en droit. Toutefois, la personne ne sera pas obligée de confirmer son admission à l'université européenne au moment où elle se portera candidat à la bourse ni au moment où l'Institut avisera le candidat ou la candidate qu'il ou elle a été choisi(e) comme récipiendaire de la bourse.

  CANDIDATURES

  Les candidatures doivent inclure :

  1. un curriculum vitæ;

  2. une déclaration écrite de la personne intéressée expliquant pourquoi elle souhaite entreprendre des études supérieures en droit et pourquoi elle estime que de telles études lui conviendraient, tout en attestant que le programme d'études est dispensé principalement en langue française;

  3. une copie de ses relevés de notes d'études de premier et de second cycles, d'études de droit ou d'un cours de formation professionnelle du Barreau, selon le cas;

  4. un maximum de trois lettres de recommandation;

  5. un état des droits de scolarité et des coûts de subsistance et de déplacement prévus.

  Les candidatures doivent parvenir, par la poste, par télécopieur ou par courrier électronique, AU PLUS TARD LE 31 DÉCEMBRE 2017, à :

  Lynn Morrison, Secrétaire de direction Institut canadien d'études juridiques supérieures C.P. 43538, Bureau de poste de Leaside 1601, avenue Bayview Toronto (Ontario) M4G 4G8

  Téléphone : 416 429 3292

  Télécopieur : 416 429 9805

  Courriel : info@canadian-institute.com

  Site Web : www.canadian-institute.com

  EXAMEN DES CANDIDATURES

  Un comité de sélection, constitué à cette fin annuellement par l'Institut, examine les candidatures en fonction notamment de la qualité du dossier académique et du projet d'études envisagées. L'octroi d'une bourse est soumis à l'obtention par le comité d'une vérification, satisfaisante pour l'Institut, selon laquelle la personne dont il est question de retenir la candidature a bien obtenu d'une université canadienne un baccalauréat en droit et qu'elle a été acceptée par une université européenne, où l'enseignement se déroule en français, pour y poursuivre des études supérieures en droit visant l'obtention d'un diplôme de deuxième cycle ou de troisième cycle (l'équivalent d'une maîtrise ou d'un doctorat en droit dans une université canadienne). Le comité de sélection se réserve le droit de ne pas octroyer la bourse en l'absence de candidatures qu'il estime qualifiées. Les décisions du comité de sélection sont sans appel.

  SÉLECTION DE LA PERSONNE RÉCIPENDIAIRE DE LA BOURSE

  L'Institut communiquera d'ici le 15 avril 2018 avec l'éventuelle personne récipiendaire de la bourse

  Link: Website

• Fulbright Canada Student Awards

  Offered by: Fulbright Canada

  Value: $25,000 USD 34220

  Deadline: November 15, 2023 20231115

  Description:

  The Fulbright Canada Student Awards invite Canadian students to take up an academic year (9 months) of study at any college, university, think tank, research center, or government agency in the United States. Applications will be accepted until November 15, 2023.

  Grants are US $25,000 for one academic year to be taken up in the academic year 2024-2025.

  The award covers grant-related expenses such as housing, travel, tuition, and other academic expenditures. Basic health insurance is provided, along with visa, and other professional services. An integral part of the program includes Fulbright enrichment opportunities, which are available on a competitive basis.

  These opportunities start in September 2024. Check their website for complete details.

  Link: Website

• Future Leaders in Law Scholarship Program

  Offered by:

  Value: 3 awards of $10,000 each 10000

  Deadline: June 30, 2022 20220630

  Description:

  Bennett Jones is launching the Future Leaders in Law Scholarship Program to help remove barriers and provide support for aspiring Indigenous, Black and first-generation lawyers in Canada.

  Beginning in the 2022-23 academic year, three individual $10,000 scholarships will be awarded to incoming first-year law students who identify as a member of the Indigenous or Black communities and/or are among the first generation of their immediate family to undertake post-secondary education.

  Each recipient will receive $10,000 for their first-year tuition at a recognized J.D. or LL.B. program at any Canadian law school. Recipients are also eligible to receive an additional $10,000 in each of their second and third years of law school, provided they continue to meet the eligibility criteria.

  In addition to financial assistance, the Future Leaders in Law Scholarship Program will provide mentorship as well as additional networking and learning opportunities to scholarship recipients throughout their time in law school.

  "What makes this program different is the combination of financial support with mentoring and opportunities to network with our lawyers and students through seminars and events at the firm," says Bennett Jones' Chief Talent Officer, Darcy Legros. "The program provides under-represented groups within law greater access to the profession and we are extremely excited about its launch. We encourage qualified students from across Canada to apply."

  The Future Leaders in Law Scholarship Program is part of Bennett Jones' commitment to establishing and maintaining a diverse and inclusive workplace, reflective of the global marketplace it serves. The application deadline for the 2022-23 academic year is June 30, 2022. For more on information and terms of eligibility, visit our Scholarship page.

  About Bennett Jones

  Bennett Jones is one of Canada’s premier business law firms and home to 500 lawyers and business advisors. With deep experience in complex transactions and litigation matters, the firm is well equipped to advise businesses and investors with Canadian ventures, and connect Canadian businesses and investors with opportunities around the world. Serving more than 93,000 clients since 1922, we are proud to be the firm that businesses trust with their most complex legal matters.

  Link: Website

• Geoff Weller Memorial Prize

  Offered by: Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies (CASIS)

  Value: $400 Undergrad / $500 Graduate 500

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20150531

  Description:

  Eligibility Criteria
  The competition is open to undergraduate or graduate students enrolled at a Canadian university, or any Canadian student enrolled at a university outside of Canada. Essays must address some dimension of intelligence, security, or law enforcement issues in any time period and in any country. Submissions can be from any Humanities or Social Sciences discipline, inter-disciplinary programmes, or law school. Only papers submitted in 2014 or 2015 are eligible. Only one paper per candidate will be accepted for the competition.

  The Award
  One undergraduate and one graduate paper will be awarded. CASIS offers cash prizes for winners in both categories: $500 at the graduate level, and $400 at the undergraduate level.

  Submission
  Undergraduate essays cannot exceed 30 pages including footnotes. Graduate papers cannot exceed 40 pages including notes. Theses are not eligible, but chapters from theses can be submitted within the length specified. Submissions should be sent by email with a clear subject heading reading "CASIS Weller Prize", graduate or undergraduate level, and the author's last name: i.e. CASIS Weller Prize - undergraduate - Johnson, Eric. Submissions should be in Microsoft Word, 12 point font, and must include a full title page with the author's name, institution, academic programme, and summer/fall contact information, as well as course details and grades/comments the essay received. Given the interdisciplinary nature of the competition, a letter sponsoring and explaining the submission from the instructor who marked must also be sent by separate cover. Send an electronic copy of the paper to:

  Dr. Arne Kislenko
  Undergraduate Programme Director
  Department of History
  Ryerson University
  350 Victoria Street
  Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5B 2K3
  (416) 979-5000 ext. 6206
  akislenk@ryerson.ca

  Link: Website

• Handel Law Firm Tort Law and Evidence Scholarship

  Offered by: Handel Law Firm

  Value: $1,000.00 1000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20170531

  Description:

  The Handel Law Firm Tort Law and Evidence Scholarship recognizes a student enrolled in the third year of a Juris Doctor program in the Faculty of Law at an accredited Canadian university who best demonstrates financial need and excellence in Tort Law and Evidence based on courses taken throughout the Juris Doctor program.

  Selection Process:

  The recipient will be determined based on the average of the top three grades in Tort Law and Evidence based courses taken by the candidate, combined with demonstrated financial need. In the event of a tie, the grades obtained in additional Tort Law and Evidence based courses taken by the applicants will be compared to determine the successful candidate.

  Requirements:

  Applications should contain the subject line "Handel Law Firm Tort Law and Evidence Scholarship" and should contain the following:

  • The applicant's name, date of birth, address, telephone number and email address;

  • PDF copy of Law School Transcript, with courses fitting the Tort Law and Evidence criteria highlighted for consideration; and

  • The Applicant's expected date of graduation.

  • Demonstration of financial need - please include a copy of your current Student Loan total owing accumulated during all post-secondary studies.

  • Please send your submission to brent@helpandhope.ca.

  Link: Website

• Hartman Law Academic Scholarship

  Offered by:

  Value: The scholarship amount will be $250, offered twice a year for a total of $500. 500

  Deadline: The deadline to apply for this scholarship is October 31, 2019 and May 31, 2020 20200531

  Description:

  Hartman Law is pleased to announce our academic scholarship. We would like to help a student who desires to pursue a career in law. Special consideration will be given to currently enrolled law school students.

  Criteria:

  In order to apply, applicant must be enrolled or accepted at an accredited college or university. This scholarship will be awarded based our review of your 500 word essay.

  Scholarship Instructions:

  Write about this topic in 500 words or less: The future of Charter damages in Canada.
  Be as specific as possible. The student who submits an answer that is the most thought provoking and innovative will be awarded the scholarship.

  To Apply:

  Applicants must email a 12 point font, double spaced, 500 word (or less), Word or PDF document titled " The future of Charter damages in Canada" to the following email address:

  info@HartmanLaw.ca

  The following information must immediately follow your 500 word or less essay:

  • First Name Last Name, Your Phone Number

  • Your Mailing Address

  • Your Email Address

  • Your high school Graduation Date (YYYY.MM.DD)

  • The college/university you are applying to, have been accepted to, or are currently enrolled in.

  • Your personal bio in 280 characters or less.

  There is no other application necessary. Do not include additional material such as tax returns, bank balances or other information not asked for in the application. DO NOT CALL ABOUT THIS SCHOLARSHIP. You may email us for more info using the contact form on our home page.

  Link: Website

• Harvey Bell Memorial Prize

  Offered by: Native Law Centre

  Value: $1,000.00 1000

  Deadline: July 31 ????0731

  Description:

  Harvey Bell Memorial Prize (for Native Graduates in Law)

  This prize was established in memory of the late Harvey Bell, Q.C. It provides one or more awards up to $1,000 (at the discretion of the committee) to be paid each year, to one or more students of Native Canadian ancestry receiving his or her LL.B. degree in Canada. Mr. Bell practiced law in the City of North Battleford, Saskatchewan, for many years. During his lifetime he took a keen interest in Native people and their communities. In a variety of ways he sought to assist them.

  The students receiving the awards are to be selected by a committee of not more than five members made up of representatives from the Indigenous Bar Association, Bell representatives and a representative of the University of Saskatchewan Native Law Centre.

  The criteria which the committee is to apply in arriving at its decision is as follows:

  1. The probable contribution which the individual student might be expected to make, as a lawyer, in establishing the rights of Native people in Canada and towards the solution of problems faced by Native persons and their communities within the Canadian legal system.

  2. The student's academic record in his or her law studies.

  3. In the event that the committee, in considering the above criteria, is unable to reach a decision in judging between two or more eligible students then the committee may give preference to a student who is a Saskatchewan resident.

  Students interested in applying for the prize should apply in writing to:

  Research Director
  Native Law Centre
  University of Saskatchewan
  Room 160 Law Building
  15 Campus Drive
  Saskatoon SK S7N 5A6 Canada

  Students should enclose a resume of their career and education. Letters of application should give information concerning the student's academic record (transcripts are required) and should also comment on those matters listed in (a). Letters of application should be sent by July 31st .

  Link: Website

• Helen Bassett Commemorative Student Award

  Offered by: Native Women's Association of Canada

  Value: $1,000 1000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20180801

  Description:

  Eligibility, Timelines, and Submission Options

  Helen Bassett Commemorative Student Award:

  The Helen Bassett Commemorative Student Award is prized at $1,000 and awarded to four (4) Indigenous women, Two Spirit or gender diverse youth in Canada from each of the four directions (North, East, South and West) who are currently in post-secondary studies. Priority will be given to those studying in law or justice related fields.

  Eligibility Requirements:

  • You must be pursuing post-secondary studies with priority given to law/justice studies;

  • Award is intended for Indigenous women, Two Spirit and gender diverse youth under 31 years of age;

  • You must demonstrate a financial need; and,

  • Students must demonstrate a commitment to improving the well-being of Indigenous women, Two-Spirit and gender diverse youth in Canada politically, culturally, economically or otherwise.

  Timeline:

  • Application deadline: August 01 ^st, 2018 - 11:59 PM Eastern Standard Time

  • NOTE: Applications received after the deadline will not be reviewed

  • Winning students will be notified by Friday, August 10 ^th, 2018

  • Successful candidates will be formally announced by August 15, 2018 on our website

  • Awarded amounts provided to successful candidates by Friday, August 31 ^st, 2018.

  Choose only ONE (1) way to submit your application:

  Select one of the methods of submitting your application. If you do not receive confirmation within 5 business days, contact our office directly before resending.

  1. Preferred method - Email: Documentation can be scanned as .PDF and e-mailed. Applications must be submitted with all the required documents to be eligible.

     Email to: cchristmas@nwac.ca

  2. Mail/Courier: Ensure your application is date stamped prior to the deadline date.

  Mail to: Native Women's Association of Canada

  Attention: Helen Bassett Commemorative Student Award 2018

  1 Nicholas Street, 9 ^th Floor, Ottawa, ON K1N 7B7

  Link: Website , Application Link

• Hellenic Canadian Lawyers' Association - Justice Andromache Karakatsanis Student Scholarship

  Offered by: Hellenic Canadian Lawyers' Association

  Value: 2 @ $3,500.00 3500

  Deadline: March 29, 2024 20240329

  Description:

  The HCLA is excited to announce that the HCLA will be awarding two (2) Justice Andromache Karakatsanis Student Scholarships (each in the amount of $3,500 CAD) for the 2023/2024 academic year! These scholarships are made available by the generous sponsorship of Blaney McMurtry LLP and the Polydor Foundation.

   The application period for the Justice Karakatsanis Student Scholarship is now open. The scholarship recognizes students of Hellenic descent who attend law school in Canada and have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement, as well as involvement in and commitment to the Hellenic community. 

   How to Apply:  Please send your application to hcla.information@gmail.com with the subject line “Justice Karakatsanis Scholarship Submission” by March 29, 2024. For more information, please visit our website at https://www.hcla.ca/students/ and review the attached flyer for application criteria. 

  *Kindly note that you must be a paid 2024 HCLA member to be considered for the scholarship. 

  About the HCLA and the Scholarships

  The HCLA is a national network of Canadian lawyers, judges, and law students of Hellenic origin. Each year, the HCLA makes the Justice Andromache Karakatsanis scholarships available to law students. Successful applicants are notified of their awards and the awards are presented to them at the HCLA's annual President's Dinner in the Fall of that year. For more information about the HCLA, please visit our website: https://www.hcla.ca/

  Link: Website

• Human Rights Essay Contest - By The Lord Reading Society

  Offered by: The Lord Reading Law Society

  Value:

  Deadline: March 1, 202420240301

  Description:

  In celebration of the 75th Anniversary of The Lord Reading Law Society, we are thrilled to announce the launch of the Society’s Human Rights Essay Contest. This contest not only pays homage to the remarkable legacy of The Lord Reading Law Society, but also seeks to delve into the most significant Canadian human rights issues in 2023 from a legal perspective. This essay contest is intended to serve as a testament to the Society’s commitment to human rights, the pursuit of justice, and the defence of the rule of law.

  We invite all lawyers, including members of the Barreau du Quebec, any other law society, notaries, law professors and law students to participate in this unique opportunity to contribute to the advancement of human rights law in Canada.

  Embrace the opportunity to express your thoughts and insights in either English or French, crafting an essay that addresses your perspective on the most pressing human rights issues relevant to current Canadian law. The field of topics that may be addressed is intended to be broad and submissions may address issues related to race, religion, language, indigenous rights, LGBTQ+, refugees, freedom of expression or any other human rights question that might be of interest, whether related to the Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the use of the “Notwithstanding clause”, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, case law, legal procedure, or anything of the contributor’s choosing pertaining to the foregoing.

  See website for complete details.

  Link: Website

• Indigenous Bar Association Law Student Scholarship

  Offered by: Indigenous Bar Association Law Student Scholarship Foundation

  Value: $2,000.00 2000

  Deadline: June 30th of each year ????0630

  Description:

  We are pleased to announce the Indigenous Bar Association Law Student Scholarship established in Memory of Ronald Peigan.

  Currently, one scholarship is awarded annually by the Indigenous Bar Association Law Student Scholarship Foundation. This scholarship is awarded during the IBA annual conference in October.

  A Scholarship of $2,000 will be presented each year to an Indigenous law student that best demonstrates financial need, academic merit and commitment to Indigenous legal matters.

  Eligibility Criteria:

  In order to be considered for an IBA Law Student Scholarship, an applicant must:

  • be an Indigenous law student (i.e. First Nations, Métis or Inuit) currently enrolled in law school who, at a minimum, has substantially completed their first year of legal studies; and
  • have demonstrated interest in serving the Indigenous community and the Creator with honour and integrity.

  While preference and priority will be given to Indigenous students currently enrolled in law school, students enrolled in other professional legal studies may also be considered for the Scholarship (i.e. LL.M. students, graduate students, and bar admission course students).

  Indigenous Bar Association Law Student Scholarship Application PDF MSWord

  Application forms are available for download on July 10th, 2015

  Application Deadline: June 30th of each year

  Please mail applications to:

  Anne Chalmers
  70 Pineglen Crescent
  Ottawa, ON
  K2G 0G8
  Email: achalmers@ indigenousbar.ca

  Link: Website

• Indspire Awards

  Offered by: Indigenous Education

  Value: Variable 0

  Deadline: Variable 0

  Description:

  Information detailing the array of awards offered by Indspire can be found on their website:

  Indspire Awards

  Indspire Awards: Celebrating Indigenous Achievement

  Representing the highest honour the Indigenous community bestows upon its own achievers, the Indspire Awards were created in 1993, in conjunction with the United Nation's International Decade of the World's Indigenous Peoples. The Awards recognize Indigenous professionals and youth who demonstrate outstanding career achievement. They promote self-esteem and pride for Indigenous communities and provide outstanding role models for Indigenous youth.

  https://indspire.ca/indspire-awards/about-the-indspire-awards/

  Indspire Scholarships & Bursaries

  Building Brighter Futures: Bursaries, Scholarships and Awards

  Successful futures are created through hard work, creativity, and perseverance. Each one of us has a unique potential to achieve, and for First Nation, Inuit, and Métis students, Indspire is here to help make that happen.

  https://indspire.ca/for-students/bursaries-scholarships/

  Link: Website

• Inspiration Awards

  Offered by: Government of Alberta

  Value: Variable 0

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20170811

  Description:

  November is Family Violence Prevention Month in Alberta and we will be celebrating remarkable Albertans who have inspired action to end family violence, sexual violence, child abuse and bullying. Do you know an individual, organization or business who has stepped up in your community to make life better for Albertans through violence prevention or building healthy relationships? Share their story by nominating them today.

  • Spread the word with the awards poster.

  • Submit your nomination by completing the nomination form.

  • Nominations will be accepted until August 11, 2017 at 4:00 pm

  Previous award recipients

  2016 Award Recipients | ceremony broadcast by ShawTV
  2015 Award Recipients
  2014 video of Lifetime Achievement recipient Jean Dunbar, speaking about her work in ending family violence.
  2014 Award Recipients
  2013 Award Recipients
  2012 Award Recipients

  During the inaugural 2012 Inspiration Awards, Alberta singer/songwriter, Karla Anderson premiered a new song which promotes family violence prevention, entitled Love's Great Equation.

  Need more information about the Inspiration Awards?

  Email css.familyandcommunitysafety@gov.ab.ca or call toll-free in Alberta by first dialling 310‑0000, then 780‑422‑5916

  Need more information about family violence?

  Email family.violence@gov.ab. ca or call toll-free in Alberta by first calling 310‑0000, then 780‑422‑5916 .

  The Family Violence Info Line 310‑1818 helps Albertans reach out to individuals and families affected by family violence. Help is available anytime, toll-free province wide, in more than 170 languages.

  Link: Website

• Institute for Sexual Minority Studies

  Offered by: Various

  Value: variable

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates

  Description:

  Please review their website for yearly award offerings.

  Link: Website

• International Association of Defense Counsel - Legal Writing contest

  Offered by: International Association of Defense Counsel

  Value: 1 ^st prize $2,000.00, 2 ^nd prize $1,000.00, 3 ^rd prize $500.00 2000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20150515

  Description:

  Entries must be the original work of a single author, not previously published, and they must cover the fields of tort law, insurance law, civil procedure, evidence, or other areas of practical concern to lawyers engaged in the defense or management of the defense of civil litigation. See website for complete details.

  Link: Website

• International Law Research Program's Doctoral Scholarship Competition

  Offered by: The International Law Research Program (ILRP) of the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI)

  Value: The value of the Doctoral Scholarship is up to $56,000 CAD. $24,000 CAD is paid in three instalments of $8,000 CAD in the first year. A doctoral student who has already been awarded a CIGI ILRP doctoral scholarship may apply for renewal in a subsequent year (for a maximum of two additional years) by submitting a summary renewal application. $16,000 CAD is paid per year, in two instalments of $8,000 CAD for years 2 and 3 of the doctoral scholarship. The value, duration and conditions for each scholarship will be detailed in the letter of offer provided to the successful applicant. 56000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20180427

  Description:

  The International Law Research Program (ILRP) of the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) is pleased to announce its Doctoral Scholarship Competition for the 2018-2019 academic year. The ILRP invites Canadian and foreign students who are enrolling or are currently enrolled in SJD or PhD in Law studies at a Canadian university faculty of law to apply for the CIGI ILRP Doctoral Scholarship. Introduction to the International Law Program at CIGI

  We are the Centre for International Governance Innovation: an independent, non-partisan think tank with an objective and uniquely global perspective. Our research, opinions and public voice make a difference in today's world by bringing clarity and innovative thinking to global policy making. By working across disciplines and in partnership with the best peers and experts, we are the benchmark for influential research and trusted analysis. The ILRP is a $60-million, ten-year, multi-disciplinary international law research program located at the award- winning CIGI Campus in Waterloo, Ontario, proximate to the Balsillie School of International Affairs.

  The ILRP strives to be the world's leading international law think tank on international governance, with recognized impact on how international law is brought to bear on significant global issues. Our mission is to seek to connect knowledge, policy and practice to build the international law framework - the globalized rule of law - to support international governance of the future. Our founding belief is that better international governance including a strengthened international law framework can improve the lives of people everywhere, increase prosperity, ensure global sustainability, address inequality and safeguard human rights, and promote a more secure world.

  The ILRP's areas of research focus

  The ILRP Doctoral Scholarship is designed to enhance research opportunities for SJD and PhD in Law students who wish to develop expertise in one or more of the ILRP's areas of research focus and to develop world-class intellectual strength in the areas of international law that are most important to global innovation, prosperity, sustainability and security.

  In consultation with public, private, academic and civil society sector experts in international and transnational law, the ILRP has developed a research work plan focused on advancing knowledge and understanding in four vital areas of international law, set out below. In pursuing its work plan, the ILRP is interested in empirical case studies, analysis of the efficacy of international law regimes, and interdisciplinary research that considers the impacts on human security, rights and development:

  1. International economic law:

     • Legal approaches to sovereign debt resolution, corporate risk mitigation, financial stability and setting international standards for capital markets;

     • Blockchain and distributed ledger technology and its application to international law and governance challenges (e.g. trade and value chains, sovereign debt and financial stability, climate change measurement, country of origin procedures and customs valuation);

     • Trade negotiations and the role of subnational governments;

     • International law dimensions of connecting carbon markets in North America;

     • Investor state dispute resolution;

     • Middle powers and trade in the context of G-20 and G-7;

     • The progressive trade agenda;

     • NAFTA renegotiation;

     • WTO dispute resolution challenges.

  2. International intellectual property (IIP) law and innovation:

     • Assisting the province and federal government to develop their innovation agendas and related approaches to international trade negotiations;

     • Management of IP rights (IP strategy and commercialization);

     • New IP standards in preferential trade agreements (NAFTA, CETA, China, India);

     • Adapting international and domestic legal frameworks for disruptive technologies (AI, big data, blockchain etc.), including internet governance;

     • Developing international law and governance on traditional knowledge, genetic resources and traditional cultural expressions;

     • Open and collaborative innovation;

     • Geographical indications and trade marks;

     • Creating international and domestic legal frameworks and policies to encourage green/clean technology development and transfer.

  3. International environmental law:

     • Compliance and implementation, technology transfer, internationally transferred mitigation outcomes, the sustainable development mechanism, climate finance and Rules development for climate governance under the Paris Agreement on Climate Change;

     • Insurance issues and financial products related to Loss and Damage under the Warsaw International Mechanism;

     • Transition to a low carbon economy including the issues of climate risk and the Financial Disclosure Guidelines from the Financial Stability Board and approaches to decarbonization and sustainable finance;

     • Climate law and trade law;

     • New and emerging issues in oceans law, including climate action in maritime shipping and oceans climate geoengineering, law and governance to protect biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction, and a liability regime in respect of Deep Sea Bed mining.

  4. International Indigenous law

     • Practical aspects of implementation of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples;

     • Indigenous participation in international trade and treaty making, and how a progressive trade agenda might facilitate Indigenous participation in a global knowledge economy;

     • Building on the Paris Agreement's "Indigenous and Local Communities Platform", reimagining Indigenous peoples' multiple roles in relation to climate change;

     • Indigenous knowledge in a globalized world, how to protect and codify Indigenous knowledge, how to engage Indigenous people in decision-making relating to their knowledge;

     • Exploring the idea of Canada as a plurinational state; re-envisioning of the Canadian constitution in light of a revitalized "nation to nation" or "Crown to Inuit" relationship.

  Value of Doctoral Scholarship

  The value of the Doctoral Scholarship is up to $56,000 CAD. $24,000 CAD is paid in three instalments of $8,000 CAD in the first year. A doctoral student who has already been awarded a CIGI ILRP doctoral scholarship may apply for renewal in a subsequent year (for a maximum of two additional years) by submitting a summary renewal application. $16,000 CAD is paid per year, in two instalments of $8,000 CAD for years 2 and 3 of the doctoral scholarship. The value, duration and conditions for each scholarship will be detailed in the letter of offer provided to the successful applicant.

  Residence

  Doctoral Scholarship students are required to spend a four-month period of residency at the CIGI Campus within year 1 of the scholarship. There is no residency requirement for years 2 and 3 of the scholarship. The residency requirement provides SJD/PhD in Law students an opportunity to pursue their academic research in a think-tank environment where experienced researchers and senior fellows are studying related issues of international law and to participate actively in relevant CIGI and ILRP scholarly and professional activities. During the residency period, all scholarship students will present their research to the ILRP team for feedback and guidance. Each scholarship student is expected to prepare a CIGI opinion piece related to their research for publication by CIGI. There may be opportunities for scholarship students to publish commentaries on CIGIonline.org. Where logistics permit, scholarship students will have opportunities to participate in workshops and conferences organized by the ILRP that are relevant to their research.

  The residency element is flexible and can be adapted to complement the particular doctoral program and doctoral student's research needs. A doctoral student may stay longer than four months if space permits and the student's academic supervisor agrees.

  During the period of residency each scholarship student will be provided work and study space as well as access to our library and related research resources. Each student must provide their own computer; internet and e-mail access will be provided.

  Should the need arise, CIGI will provide guidance to students who require assistance finding suitable accommodation for the duration of their period of residency at the CIGI Campus.

  Application

  Scholarship applications should be received by APRIL 27, 2018 and, except for a summary application to renew a doctoral scholarship, should contain the following:

  1. Statement of Interest, indicating a clearly specified explanation of why you wish to spend a period of residency at CIGI's ILRP;

  2. Research proposal (maximum 1500-words) with a description of your proposed research project related to one of the ILRP areas of focus;

  3. Up-to-date curriculum vitae;

  4. One letter of support from your current/proposed supervisor in your academic program;

  5. Three references, at least two of which are academic references;

  6. A list of previous awards/publications/ conference/research experience; and

  7. Transcripts from all post-secondary institutions.

  Summary applications to renew a doctoral scholarship should contain the following:

  1. Student's letter requesting renewal; and

  2. Letter of recommendation from the student's doctoral supervisor affirming that the student is making excellent progress in his/her doctoral research.

     Please submit all applications HERE ( https://cigi.fluidreview.com/ )

  Selection Procedure

  All applications will be assessed by a Scholarship Selection Committee composed of the ILRP Director and Deputy Directors.

  Students will be selected based on past academic and work performance, letters of reference, statement of interest, professional goals, and relevance of the student's research project to the ILRP areas of research focus.

  To that end, the Selection Committee will consider the following:

  1. The relevance of the proposed research project to the ILRP areas of research focus

  2. The potential of the student including education, training, experience, and academic achievement (on the basis of transcripts, reference letters, publications and depending on where the candidate is in his/her program, etc.)

  3. The ability of the student to successfully complete the research project;

  4. The qualities of the research project (e.g. originality, clarity, feasibility, suitability of location, and proposed supervisor).

  CIGI may cancel the scholarship if the student's progress is judged unsatisfactory by his or her home institution academic supervisor.

  Deferral

  The scholarship may be deferred or interrupted for medical reasons, maternity/paternity leave or on compassionate grounds, conditional upon approval by selection committee. The maximum length of time allowed for deferral will be 12 months.

  Medical Insurance

  Students must obtain adequate medical insurance during their stay at CIGI if relocating from outside the Province of Ontario. Students from Canadian provinces other than Ontario may be eligible for the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP), the government-run health insurance plan in place within the Province of Ontario. However, all students are required to ensure that they have suitable health insurance either through OHIP or private insurer before taking up residency with the ILRP.

  Link: Website

• Iranian Canadian Legal Professionals (ICLP) Scholarship

  Offered by: Iranian Canadian Lawyers' Association (ICLA)

  Value: $1,000 1000

  Deadline: April 25, 2021 20210425

  Description:

  New Terms:

  Iranian Canadian Legal Professionals (ICLP) 2021-2022

  Scholarship Application

  The Iranian Canadian Legal Professionals (ICLP) Scholarship is a $1000.00 scholarship awarded to two law students of Iranian Decent per school year. This Scholarship is designed to assist law students of Iranian Decent with the increasing costs of legal education, and recognize their academic achievements as well as their community involvement.

  In order to be considered, applicants must:

  • Be of Iranian Decent;

  • Be a second or third year student enrolled in a Juris Doctor (J.D) program at one of the nineteen (19) accredited Law Schools across Canada;

  • Have a minimum of B grade average (Students must submit their law school transcripts available at the time of the Application);

  • Be a member of the ICLP (students can become an ICLP member through: https://forms.gle/ rtE65uj7fr7Pgnrh6 ); and

  • Demonstrate community involvement (Students must submit resumes, plus a separate letter (maximum 500 words), expanding on their community involvement.)

  Link: Website

• JD Bridges Bursary

  Offered by: JD Bridges Foundation

  Value: bursaries to cover the cost of the LSAT, an LSAT prep course, LSAT study materials, law school application fees, and transcript fees

  Deadline: April 15, 2022 20220415

  Description:

  For recipients of the 2022 JD Bridges Bursary, the JD Bridges Foundation will…

  Purchase for the bursary recipient:

  1. (1) law school admission test (LSAT) (not applicable to those only applying to French common law programs)

  2. (1) LSAT prep course (The Princeton Review LSAT fundamentals)
  • 30 hours of virtual class prep with an expert instructor
  • Online lessons to help reinforce your in-class prep
  • 4 practice tests (to be self-proctored at home)
  • Online score reports with detailed explanations
  • 150+ hours of additional videos and online content
  • One-year subscription to the official LSAT Prep Plus package – 60+ full Official LSAT PrepTests™

  3. (1) LSAT study materials (The PowerScore 2022 LSAT Trilogy Practice Pack)

  Provide a cheque to the bursary recipient of up to $600 to cover the cost of:

  4. (1) OLSAS fee (for those applying to Ontario law schools)

  5. A minimum of 3 university application fees

  6. A minimum of 3 official transcript fees

  Connect the bursary recipient with:

  7. One (1) personal statement mentor

  Link: Website

• J. Stephen J Tatrallyay Memorial Prize

  Offered by: Canadian College of Construction Lawyers ("CCCL")

  Value: $1,500 1500

  Deadline: February 18, 2022 20220218

  Description:

  The J. Stephen Tatrallyay Memorial Award is given by the Canadian College of Construction Lawyers ("CCCL") to a law student selected by the CCCL in its sole and absolute discretion based on the criteria below. The late Stephen Tatrallyay was one of the leading construction lawyers in Canada and a past President and Founding Fellow of the CCCL. Stephen was well known for his consistent contributions to the body of literature in the area of construction law.

  This Award was created in memory of Stephen and to encourage law students to prepare and submit a paper for consideration by the CCCL.

  The law student with the successful submission will:

  (i) Receive a $1,500 Award;

  (ii) Have their paper published in the Journal of the Canadian College of Construction Lawyers which has been published annually since 2007;

  (iii) Be featured in the Articles section of the CCCL website; and

  (iv) Be invited to attend the 2022 CCCL Annual Conference (conference fee, travel, hotel and meal expenses to be paid by the College).

  Criteria

  The paper submitted must be:

  (i) by a student who is pursuing a law degree at a Canadian University;

  (ii) on any current issue of interest to construction law practitioners and topical to the practice of construction law in Canada;

  (iii) no less than 1,400 words;

  (iv) not subject to any restriction on publication;

  (v) well written with original and innovative thought and based on thorough research; and

  (vi) of sufficient scholarly quality for publication by the College.

  To be eligible for consideration the author of the paper must be prepared to confirm in writing that the entirety of the work is original and to must agree to transfer copyright in the paper to the Journal publisher. Submission of a paper for consideration is a representation that the student agrees to these terms. CCCL reserves the right not to award the prize to any person.

  The Award

  1. The CCCL, through its Executive shall, at its sole and absolute discretion, determine if any submission meets the criteria and then select the successful submission to be awarded the J. Stephen Tatrallyay Memorial Award (if any). CCCL cannot be compelled to disclose any submission received or its evaluation of those submissions.

  2. Any law student with a submission deserving of an honorable mention may be offered the opportunity to have their paper published in the CCCL Journal.

  3. The CCCL through its executive expects to select a winner of the Award by April 29, 2022.

  Link: Email

• James Kreppner Award

  Offered by:

  Value: $50,000/year 50000

  Deadline: January 31, 2022 20220131

  Description:

  The James Kreppner Award program supports legal and/or bioethical research relevant to Canadian Blood Services. Research priorities for the James Kreppner Award include the legal, regulatory and/or bioethical aspects of (a) donation, collection, storage, and use of blood, blood products, and novel uses of hematopoietic stem cells; and (b) organ and tissue donation and transplantation. The 2021 James Kreppner Award will support one project with up to $50,000 for a period of one year.

  Link: Website

• John Westlake Prize

  Offered by: Institute of International Law

  Value: 10'000 Swiss francs 10000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20161231

  Description:

  All papers relating to the topic on 'Dispute Settlement before International Courts and Tribunals' can be submitted to the Institute of International Law until the 31 ^st of December 2016.

  Established by James Brown Scott in memory of his mother and sister: JOHN WESTLAKE PRIZE

  This competition, endowing an award of 10'000 Swiss francs, is organized under the auspices of the Institute of International Law in accordance with the Regulations of the Prize as established by the late J.B. SCOTT. This Prize bears the name of thirteen distinguished international lawyers on a rotating basis.

  The subject of this competition is: DISPUTE SETTLEMENT BEFORE INTERNATIONAL COURTS AND TRIBUNALS

  Papers related to this subject can be submitted in German, English, Spanish French, or Italian and should comply with all other requirements as specified in the Regulations of the Prize, which can be consulted in the Yearbook of the Institute of International Law, Vol. 61-II, 1986, p. 359-367 and on the website of the Institute of International Law: www.idi-iil.org. The papers have to be submitted to the Secretary-General of the Institute at the latest by 31 December 2016 to the following address:

  Professor Marcelo Kohen IHEID Chemin Eugène Rigot 2 Case postale 136 CH-1211 Geneva 21

  The Prize will be awarded during the 2017 session of the Institute of International Law. Geneva, 4 February 2016

  Links: Website

• Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella Prize

  Offered by: The Royal Society of Canada

  Value: $1,000 1000

  Deadline: annually by nomination from the faculty

  Description:

  The Royal Society of Canada (RSC) is thrilled to announce the establishment of the Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella Prize. A $1,000 prize will be awarded each year by the RSC to a graduating law student in each of the law schools in Canada who is most likely to positively influence equity and social justice in Canada or globally. Nominations will be provided by each member Canadian Law School.

  Link: Website

• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Outstanding Law Student Award

  Offered by: Women’s White Collar Defense Association (WWCDA)

  Value:

  Deadline: September annually????09??

  Description:

  In honor of the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the Women’s White Collar Defense Association (WWCDA) established the Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Outstanding Law Student Award to be given annually to a woman in the final year of her legal education who best exemplifies the Justice’s commitment to excellence, perseverance, resilience, extraordinary work ethic, and/or tireless efforts to ensure justice for all. We seek your assistance in identifying and nom-inating one or more female students who would qualify for the Award. The deadline for nominations is September 15, 2023.

  The recipient of the Ginsburg Award will be recognized at the WWCDA Awards Dinner Gala in Washington D.C. on November 28, 2023, and will be given the opportunity to avail herself of mentoring sessions by WWCDA members for one year following her law school graduation. More details on the event, the Ginsburg Award and nominee criteria can be found at wwcda.org.

  To nominate a student for the Justice Ginsburg Award, please complete the nomination form at wwcda.org/event/awards-program. Also, please send a nomination letter/email that details the student’s eligibility. Each nominee must also send a personal statement explaining her interest in receiving the Award and why she is qualified.

  She may add to the statement why the mentoring services of WWCDA members will be helpful. We also encourage other letters of recommendation to be sent in support of the nominee. All letters/emails/personal statement should be sent by email to awards@wwcda.org by September 15, 2023.

  Link: Website

• Kyle Block Scholarship

  Offered by: Calgary Foundation for Community, Forever

  Value: $2,500.00 2500

  Deadline: June 1 Midnight ????0601

  Description:

  Kyle Block Scholarship to any students who are going to be or are already studying Engineering, Economics, or Law at a post-secondary institution in Alberta, Saskatchewan or British Columbia. See web link for complete details.

  Following is the criteria:

  • A Canadian citizen or permanent resident studying Engineering, Economics or Law in any year of study, including entrance.

  • Enrolled or awaiting confirmation of enrolment in a qualified post-secondary institution in Alberta, Saskatchewan or British Columbia.

  • Involved in competitive sport, and music, fine arts or social justice issues through direct participation or volunteer activities.

  • Able to demonstrate financial need and high academic achievement.

  Link:

  • Specific Awards Page

   

• Law Foundation of Newfoundland & Labrador Law School Entrance Scholarship

  Offered by: The Law Foundation of Newfoundland & Labrador

  Value: $5,000.00 5000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20190501

  Description:

  The Law Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador in 1984 established funding for annual Law School Entrance Scholarships, in honour of the incorporation of the Law Society in 1834.

  The scholarships, valued at $5,000.00 (five thousand dollars) each, awarded to residents of Newfoundland and Labrador, are tenable for first year studies at any Canadian Law School recognized by the Scholarships Board.

  Link: Website

• Law Society of Alberta, Viscount Bennett Scholarship

  Offered by: The Law Society of Alberta

  Value: Up to $20,000.00 20000

  Deadline: May 1, 2024

  Description: Supporting Post-Graduate Studies in Common Law

  The Right Honourable Viscount Bennett, PC, KC, LLD, DCL, sought to encourage a high standard of legal education, training and excellence. In 1943, he established a trust fund with 100 shares of Royal Bank stock, valued at $100 per share. The value has increased significantly, allowing the Viscount Scholarship Selection Committee (Committee) to award up to three scholarships annually.

  AWARD

  1. An award of up to $20,000 may be paid annually to provide for post-graduate studies in an institution of higher learning, in common law, approved by the Committee.
  2. If, in the opinion of the Committee, no suitable application is received, no award will be made.
  3. Up to three awards may be made annually if, in the opinion of the Committee, there is justification based on the eligibility requirements.
  4. Applicants may apply multiple times but can only receive the award once for the degree they are pursuing.
  5. Requests to defer payment of an award (as a result of the applicant starting their studies at a later date) may be considered by the Committee.
  6. If a request to defer is granted it will be subject to such conditions as deemed appropriate by the Committee.
  7. All payments made are subject to repayment should the student not proceed with their degree as planned.

  Eligibility

  • Applicants must be law graduates or members of the Law Society of Alberta, ordinarily resident in, or if not presently resident in, then with an express intention to return to Alberta.
  • Awards will be made by the Committee based primarily on the academic excellence displayed by the applicant in both university and law school. The Committee may also have regard for the applicant’s:
    • Degree of involvement in law school, in university, in community and in legal affairs;
    • Financial need;
    • Other scholarships or awards.

  APPLICATION

  Applications are to be sent either by courier or email to:
  Elizabeth J. Osler, KC – CEO & Executive Director
  c/o Catherine Bennett, Executive Assistant
  Law Society of Alberta
  700, 333 – 11 Avenue SW
  Calgary, Alberta T2R 1L9
  Email: VBS@lawsociety.ab.ca
  Telephone: 403.229.4700

  
  The application should include:
  a. Vitae of personal and professional information, including applicant’s current and likely future connection to Alberta;
  b. Electronic or mailed official university transcripts (pre-law and law school), submitted directly by the university;
  c. List of awards and prizes, if applicable;
  d. A list and status of other award/scholarship applications;
  e. Three originally signed letters of references, at least two of which must be academic, submitted by the reference via mail or email;
  f. The name of the institution(s) where application has been made for post-graduate study;
  g. Description of research plan and proposed course of study;
  h. Description of future plans;
  i. Evidence of financial need, including proposed budget; and
  j. Any other relevant information.

  
  Note: To be clear, electronically submitted references and transcripts must be sent directly from the reference or university. These documents will not be accepted if the applicant submits them on behalf of another person or institution.

  
  Letters of application must be postmarked no later than May 1, 2024.
  Application information will be shared with the members of the Committee only.

  Link: Website

• Legal Leaders for Diversity Trust Fund

  Offered by: Legal Leaders for Diversity Trust Fund

  Value: 8 @ $3,000 3000

  Deadline: February yearly. Check weblink for yearly deadline and updates. ????0201

  Description:

  About the Scholarship Program

  The Legal Leaders for Diversity Trust Fund, established thanks to the generosity of general counsels and law firm managing partners across Canada, aims to promote equal access to legal education and diversity in Canadian law faculties through the award of scholarships to students with disabilities.

  Au sujet du programme de bourses d'études La Fiducie des dirigeants juridiques pour la diversité, créée grâce à la générosité de chefs de contentieux et associés directeurs de cabinets d'avocats à travers le Canada, vise à favoriser l'égalité dans l'accès à la formation juridique et promouvoir la diversité dans les facultés de droit canadiennes, en octroyant des bourses d'études à des étudiants en situation de handicap.

  Eligibility Criteria

  1. You must be enrolled on a full time basis (or be deemed enrolled on a full time basis) at a law faculty in Canada.

  2. You must have a disability (includes any physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments).

  Critères d'admissibilité

  1. Vous devez être inscrit à temps plein (ou être réputé inscrit à temps plein) à une faculté de droit au Canada.

  2. Vous devez être en situation de handicap (incluant tout handicap physique, mental, intellectuel ou sensoriel).

  How to Apply

  You must submit, in February (check website for dates), your application package including the following:

  • the completed application form (attached hereto); a proof of enrolment (on a full time basis) at your law faculty;

  • a copy of your most recent transcript;

  • a letter of recommendation from the Dean of your law faculty; and

  • (OPTIONAL) any additional documents to describe or demonstrate the type and extent of your disability and/or related expenses.

  by mail to:

  Me Daniel Desjardins, Ad. E.
  Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary
  Bombardier Inc.
  800 René-Lévesque Blvd. West
  Montréal (Québec) H3B 1Y8

  or by email to:
  danield@bombardier.com
  **Please note that, in fairness to all applicants,
  incomplete applications will not be considered**

  Link: Website

• Liberal Studies Freedom Week

  Offered by: Institute for Liberal Studies

  Value: Attendance, accommodation and meals

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates

  Description:

  Do you want to meet others who share your passion for ideas?

  Freedom Week is a five-day intellectual adventure that gives participants a chance to explore the ideas of liberty. By taking part in Freedom Week you will have an opportunity to learn more about classical liberal ideas in areas like economics, philosophy, law, and public policy from a faculty of distinguished professors. The curriculum has been designed to engage students who are new to these ideas, as well as those with a bit more experience.

  There is no charge to take part in Freedom Week. Participants are selected through a competitive application process. All participants will have accommodations and meals provided by the Institute for Liberal Studies. In return, you will be expected to attend, and fully participate in, all seminar sessions.

  Freedom Week is open to post-secondary students at the undergraduate or graduate level, and to recent graduates (within two years). Due to the high level of interest in Freedom Week, we do not consider applications from previous participants. Foreign nationals are welcome to apply, but we are unable to offer advice or assistance in obtaining a visa.

  All applications must be received by March 31.

  We expect to host the following Freedom Week seminars in 2017:

  • Simon Fraser University (July 10-15)

  • McGill University (August 14-19)

  See their website below to apply.

  Link: Website

• Life Sciences, Society & the Law Scholarship

  Offered by: Gowling WLG, with the support of Bayer Inc.

  Value: $5,000 5000

  Deadline: April 24, 2023 at 11:59 p.m. ET. 202304242359

  Description:

  Gowling WLG, with the support of Bayer Inc., has created a scholarship, which will provide financial support to a new generation of life sciences leaders in the legal field by awarding $5000 to a student enrolled in an accredited Canadian law school.

  To support future lawyers interested in pursuing a legal career in life sciences, we invite second and third year Canadian law students to write a 1,500-word paper focusing on the relationship between life sciences and society from a legal perspective.

  The scholarship submission period is now open.  Eligibility criteria, paper topics and the application form are all available on the Life Sciences, Society & the Law Scholarship page of our website.  The deadline for applications is April 24, 2023 at 11:59 p.m.  ET.

  The winning paper will be decided by a panel of judges and will be announced at the BIO International Convention in Boston on June 5, 2023.  In addition to the monetary award, the author of the winning paper will be invited to participate in Gowling WLG’s annual “Life Sciences, Society and the Law Symposium” and recognized across our firm’s various channels.

  Link: Website

• Linda Michaluk Scholarship

  Offered by: College of Applied Biology

  Value: $2,500.00 2500

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20180131

  Description:

  The College of Applied Biology is pleased to announce this scholarship for a student in a graduate program of study that is relevant to the advancement of science-informed decision making, or to the development of laws and regulations that affect the practice of natural resource management. The College requests that this announcement be circulated to your graduate students.

  Scholarship applicants should be enrolled in a full-time Canadian graduate program of study. Examples of eligible programs include an MBA, MPA, Masters Certificates, Doctorate research, or Law. The awarding of the Linda Michaluk Scholarship supports the College's commitment to further the development and implementation of laws and regulations that affect the practice of natural resource management. The practice of applied biology can be affected by domestic laws and international agreements, hence, the scholarship is available for study in administrative policy research at the provincial, national and international levels.

  Additional information on award criteria and an application to apply for the scholarship is available at the College website https://www.cab-bc.org/linda-michaluk-scholarship and in the attached document detailing the history of the College.

  If you have any questions please contact Derek Marcoux, Registrar with the College of Applied Biology at registrar@cab-bc.org.

  Link: Website

• Michael Oykhman Criminal Law and Evidence Scholarship

  Offered by: Michael Oykhman Criminal Defense law

  Value: $1000 1000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20160531

  Description:

  The Michael Oykhman Criminal Law and Evidence Scholarship recognizes a student enrolled in the third year of a Juris Doctor program in the Faculty of Law at an accredited Canadian university who best demonstrates interest and excellence in Criminal Law and Evidence based courses taken throughout the Law Program.

  Selection Process:

  The recipient will be determined based on the average of the top three grades in Criminal Law and Evidence based courses taken by the candidate. In the event of a tie, the grades obtained in additional Criminal Law and Evidence based courses taken by the applicants will be compared to determine the successful candidate.

  Requirements:

  Applications should contain the subject line "Michael Oykhman Criminal Law and Evidence Scholarship" and should contain the following:

  • The applicant's name, date of birth, address, telephone number and email address;
  • PDF copy of Law School Transcript, with courses fitting the Criminal Law and Evidence criteria highlighted for consideration; and
  • The Applicant's expected date of graduation.

  Link: Website

• Miller Thomson LLP – National Diversity Scholarship and Mentoring Program

  Offered by: Miller Thomson LLP

  Value: 2 @ $2,500.00 2500

  Deadline: September 9, 2022 20220909

  Description:

  At Miller Thomson LLP, equity, diversity and inclusion are critical components of our vision, values and strategic plan.

  The Miller Thomson National Diversity Scholarship and Mentoring Program is one example of Miller Thomson’s commitment to support equity, diversity and inclusion initiatives in the communities in which we live and work, and as part of our obligation to keep listening, learning and pressing for real progress on the road to achieving equality for all.

  In 2022, the Program will provide two $2,500 scholarships to eligible law students along with a lawyer mentor to provide support and guidance to the recipient during the academic year in which they receive the award.

  Eligibility requirements

  • Be a full-time law student in good standing in their first or second year (as of December 31 in the year in which they apply) at a Canadian law school;
  • Possess strong leadership skills, an entrepreneurial mindset and a commitment to access to justice for all and equity, diversity and inclusion;
  • Have made meaningful and creative contributions to the advancement of access to justice and equity, diversity and inclusion in their law school, their workplace, or the communities in which they live or work; and
  • Not have received a diversity scholarship from another law firm in the same academic year.

  Application
  Applicants shall submit all of the following on or before the deadline:

  1. a current resume (two page maximum);
  2. a short essay (two page maximum) describing how they believe they will apply their leadership and entrepreneurial skills, and their commitment to access to justice for all and equity, diversity and inclusion, to a career in the legal profession;
  3. two reference letters which speak to their character and positive contributions (at least one from a law school professor, employer or community leader, on letterhead).
     Applicants are not required to identify as being a member of an underrepresented group. Applicants who are the immediate family member of a Miller Thomson/ Miltom Management employee will not be eligible. Successful applicants may only receive the scholarship once.

  Submission Process
  Applications should be addressed to the Diversity Scholarship Panel at diversityscholarship@ millerthomson.com and received on or before Friday, September 9, 2022.

  Scholarship Award
  We thank all applicants for their interest. Recipients of the Miller Thomson Diversity Scholarship and Mentoring Program will be notified directly on or before Friday, October 7, 2022.

  Link: Website

• Minister of Justice National Youth Justice Policing Award

  Offered by: Government of Canada, Department of Justice

  Value: $10,000 in funding under the Department of Justice Canada's Youth Justice Fund is presented in the name of the winner to the successful police service or community organization. 10000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20190601

  Description:

  The Minister of Justice National Youth Justice Policing Award was established in 2000 and is presented in collaboration with the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) and the Canadian Police Association (CPA). The award recognizes police officers and others involved in police-led initiatives who, individually or as a team, develop innovative approaches or promising practices that go beyond the formal court system when dealing with youth in conflict with the law. It celebrates innovative policing and serves to inform the police and wider community about creative responses to youth crime.

  The award is presented yearly each summer. The ceremony alternates between the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police Annual Conference and the Canadian Police Association Biennial Convention.

  The winner's name is inscribed on a trophy, which remains with the winning police service for a year; they also receive a smaller version of the trophy, which is kept by the individual or the team. A Certificate of Recognition is given to all winners.

  In addition, $10,000 in funding under the Department of Justice Canada's Youth Justice Fund is presented in the name of the winner to the successful police service or community organization.

  Link: Website

• MLT Aikins Indigenous Scholarship

  Offered by:

  Value: $6,000 6000

  Deadline: February 17, 2023 20230217

  Description:

  MLT Aikins is committed to bringing Indigenous perspectives and representation to our offices. We consistently work to foster a learning environment that supports Indigenous success in the legal profession and beyond.

  That’s why we’re pleased to launch our Indigenous Scholarship program, which will award $6,000 to one second-year law student in Canada. Applications are now open.

  To be eligible, applicants must be in their second year of law school in Canada and provide a cover letter, transcripts, their resume and a reference from the Indigenous community. Applications are due by February 15, 2022. The recipient of our inaugural Indigenous Scholarship will be announced in March 2022.

  We look forward to awarding our first scholarship in the spring, and continuing to recognize Indigenous law students’ achievements through our Indigenous Scholarship program in the years to come.

  Link: Website

• Moore-Anderson Scholarship

  Offered by:

  Value: $500 500

  Deadline: April 1st 2022 20220401

  Description:

  This scholarship has been created to provide some financial assistance to a Metis individual pursuing education in Law or Social Work.

  Requirement of membership with the Metis Nation of Alberta.

  Requirement for confirmation of enrolment in Law or Social Work program at University of Alberta or University of Calgary.

  Requirement of a letter highlighting why you have chosen your educational path and financial need.

  See weblink for complete details.

  Link: Website

• NADC Bursary

  Offered by: Northern Alberta Development Council

  Value: $6,000.00 per year for a maximum of two years 12000

  Deadline: April 30 yearly ????0430

  Description:

  The NADC Bursary is a return service bursary of $6,000 per year for a maximum of two years, and is offered to students in their final two years of post-secondary studies. It is meant to encourage students to train for jobs that are in demand in northern Alberta.

  The NADC Bursary program provides up to $12,000 over two years, and is non-repayable if you agree to live and work in the north. Your return service is one year of full time employment in your field of studies for each year of bursary support received. Some careers in high demand now include education, medical and health, engineering and technical fields and social work.

  You may receive a NADC Bursary if you:

  • Have been a resident of Alberta for 12 consecutive months before the start of your program
  • Are enrolled full-time in a post-secondary program designated for provincial funding
  • Are within two years of completing your post-secondary program
  • Are in a program that is at least 12 weeks in length for a half bursary and 16 weeks in length for a full bursary
  • Are not in default of a provincial student loan

  Return Service Commitment

  Selected recipients sign a return service contract with Alberta Advanced Education.

  Link: Website

• Norm Bromberger Research Bursary

  Offered by: Credit Union Central of Saskatchewan

  Value: $2,000.00 2000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20180504

  Description:

  Applications available annually each Spring through the University of Saskatchewan Centre for the Study of Cooperatives.
  The Norm Bromberger Research Bursary is awarded annually to an individual conducting research in the area of co-operatives and Credit Unions. The application deadline for the $2000 bursary is normally June of each year. Recipients must be involved with co-operatives but do not have to propose a university-based project.

  All applications will be considered, especially those where the financial support of the bursary is essential to undertaking the research project.

  Eligibility:

  • involvement in co-operatives and/or credit unions as a volunteer or employee

  • a supporting statement explaining how the proposed study will contribute to credit unions and/or co-operatives

  • an understanding that a copy of the completed work will be submitted to Canadian credit union and co-op resource centres

  Please apply online through the University of Saskatchewan.

  Award Information and Application

• Nuremberg Tribunal Scholarships

  Offered by: International Peace & Security Institute (IPSI)

  Value: $2,200 2200

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20160311

  Description:

  International Peace & Security Institute (IPSI) is offering a prestigious and specialized scholarship for exceptional law students to attend the 2016 The Hague Symposium on Post-Conflict Transitions & International Justice. In this summer's symposium, participants will have the unique opportunity to engage in an intense and academically rigorous three weeks of interactive lecture, discussion, and experiential education led by the field's foremost political leaders, scholars, practitioners, and advocates in the city of international law. Past and current faculty includes Justice Richard Goldstone, ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda, Prosecutor David Crane, among many others.

  This year marks the 70 ^th anniversary of the unprecedented Nuremberg Trials verdicts. An ad hoc military tribunal set up for the sole purpose of trying Nazi leadership during WWII, the Nuremberg Trials remain today a significant pillar of international justice and specifically, international criminal law, demonstrating to the world that individuals can and will be tried for War Crimes. In honor of the 70 ^th anniversary of the verdicts of the Tribunal, IPSI is pleased to be able to offer 2 Nuremberg Tribunal Scholarships for the 2016 The Hague Symposium on Post-Conflict Transitions & International Justice worth $2,200 each. This is the largest scholarship IPSI offers for any of our Symposiums, and I want to make sure that students of University of Alberta Faculty of Law don't miss this opportunity.

  While this is a competitive scholarship, we encourage all students who match the criteria (please see attachment) and who have a demonstrated passion for the field of international law and post-conflict strategies to apply. Opening an application will lead your students one step closer to better, brighter futures as peace leaders in the realm of international justice. I would appreciate it if you would pass along the information to your students!

  If you have any questions about IPSI, our leadership, or the 2016 The Hague Symposium, please do not hesitate to contact me directly or our Program Assistant, Tatti Currey, at tcurrey@ipsinstitute.org.

  Link: Information

• Omatsu FACL Scholarship

  Offered by: Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers

  Value: Up to $1000 1000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20160531

  Description:

  § The Omatsu FACL Scholarship was established to honour Justice Maryka Omatsu, Canada's first East Asian woman judge. One award in the amount of $1,000 or two awards in the amount of $500 each will be awarded each year to an Asian-Canadian law student or students based on the particular considerations.

  The Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers ("FACL") is pleased to accept applications to the Omatsu FACL Scholarship. The Omatsu FACL Scholarship was established to honour Justice Maryka Omatsu, Canada's first East Asian woman judge. Before her appointment to the bench, Justice Omatsu practised law in Toronto for 16 years. She worked for all levels of government and taught in China, Japan and Toronto. She was Chair of the Ontario Human Rights Appeals' Tribunal and a LSUC referee. During the 1980s, Justice Omatsu was a member of the National Association of Japanese Canadians' negotiation team and helped win Redress for the Internment of Japanese Canadians during WWII. In 1992, her book , Bittersweet Passage: Redress and the Japanese Canadian Experience, won several prizes and was published in Japan. In February 1993, Justice Omatsu was appointed to the Ontario Court of Justice. She has presided in Toronto's criminal courts, co-chaired the National Judge's Association Equality and Diversity Committee, and co-edited a manual on Section 15 of the Charter. She retired from the bench in 2012. Justice Omatsu has received FACL's Lifetime Achievement Award, Queen Elizabeth's Golden Jubilee Medal and numerous other awards and honours. Justice Omatsu is one of FACL's founders.

  Up to two awards in the amount of $1,000 each will be awarded in 2016 to a law student or students based on the following considerations:

  • Leadership & Community Involvement

  • Law Student Vision

  • Academics

  • Financial Need

  • Personal Statement

    The successful applicant must also meet all of the following criteria:

  • Self-identifies as of Asian descent (East Asian, Southeast Asian, or South Asian)

  • Has demonstrated some past, current, and/or future involvement in promoting social justice

  • Has appropriate status in Canada (either citizen or permanent resident)

  • Is a student at a law school (pursuing a JD/LLB) in Ontario, Alberta, Quebec, British Columbia, or the Maritimes

  • Is a member of FACL

  *Please note that current FACL Board members are ineligible to receive this award.

  Please complete the attached 2016 Application Form and submit by email, along with your CV, university and law school transcripts, to external.public@facl.ca no later than Tuesday, May 31, 2016 .

  Link: Website

• Osler Diversity Scholarship Program

  Offered by:

  Value: 2 @ $2,500.00 2500

  Deadline: 11:59 PM EST on Friday, December 3, 2021 202112021159

  Description:

  Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP is committed to diversity and inclusion in our policies and in practice. We respect that each individual is unique, and we recognize, welcome and celebrate these individual differences. We aim to ensure that all of us can “bring our full selves” to work and achieve our full potential. We strive to provide an inclusive, supportive and collaborative professional environment that nurtures a collective force of unique talents.

  By embracing difference, not only do we offer a better work environment for our people, but we deliver better solutions to our clients. The solutions that emerge from diverse teams and perspectives have proven to be the most creative and innovative.

  Osler recognizes that diversity must be actively supported through an array of internal and external initiatives. That’s why we established our Diversity Scholarship Program in 2018. This program will provide up to two $2,500 scholarships each year to law students who, like us, seek to promote diversity and inclusion. We created this scholarship program to ensure that law students are recognized and celebrated for their efforts to promote diversity and inclusion within their law school, their community or the legal profession.

  We invite potential applicants to learn about the accomplishments of our most recent scholarship winners.

  Eligibility requirements

  Any second-year law student* who meets the requirements outlined below is encouraged to apply for consideration. Applicants must:

  • Be a full-time second-year law student studying at a Canadian law school; and
  • Not be an immediate family member of either an Osler or Carthos Services employee.

  Please note that applicants do not have to be members of an equity-seeking group. All students seeking to promote diversity and inclusion are encouraged to apply.

  *This includes anyone in their 2nd and 3rd year of the joint JD/MBA 4-year degree; however, individuals in this program can only apply for the scholarship once.

  Selection criteria

  Osler seeks to recognize two students who exemplify:

  • Strong leadership skills; and
  • A demonstrated commitment to being a diversity leader within either their law school, the legal profession or the broader non-law community.

  We are interested in compelling stories about your diversity leadership experience in either legal or non-legal contexts. Please don’t feel that you need to focus on initiatives undertaken at your law school if you have an even more compelling story to share about diversity and inclusion work you did in the neighbourhood where you grew up, in a previous workplace, for a charity where you volunteer, etc.

  Link: Website

• Osler Future Innovators Award

  Offered by: Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP

  Value: 14 Prizes of $1,500 1500

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20190315

  Description:

  Do you have a fresh idea that could change how the lawyers of tomorrow will deliver legal services? Share your innovative thinking and your idea could win $1,500 (and a pretty cool bullet point on your resume)!

  The Osler Future Innovators Award showcases the ideas of bright, creative and forward-thinking students who celebrate change and embrace the impact of innovation on the legal industry.

  As Osler, we are big on innovation. And we know innovative thinking can come from any perspective. We're tapping into our future by making an investment - in the form of 14 prizes of $1,500 each - to the first-year law students who submit the best ideas.

  We want to learn about your fresh thinking!

  Share a short (2 -3 minute) selfie video answering the following question:

  How would you transform the way lawyers of tomorrow deliver legal services?

  Your idea can focus on process, technology, or people. Big or small, we want you to share it.

  Competition is open to 1L students (or 2L of a 4 year program). Contest entry deadline is March 15, 2019.

  For submission guidelines and the entry form, visit Oslerstudent.com.

  We can't wait to see your ideas!

  Link: Website

• Paul-Andre Crepeau Scholarship

  Offered by: Paul-Andre Crepeau

  Value: $20,000 20000

  Deadline: December 31, 2022 20221231

  Description:

  The Canadian Institute for Advanced Legal Studies' French Language Scholarship covers the tuition fees payable to a university outside Canada for a course of study conducted in French, as well as a portion of living expenses and travel expenses, subject to any other awards received by the recipient. Each year, the Canadian Institute for Advanced Legal Studies determines the maximum amount of the scholarship, up to an amount of $20,000 for 2023-2024, taking into account the tuition fees as well as the other anticipated living expenses and travel expenses.

  Eligibility Criteria

  The purpose of the scholarship is to support advanced legal studies leading to a second-cycle or third-cycle diploma (the equivalent of a master's or doctoral degree from a Canadian university) at university outside Canada in a program of study that is conducted in French, or to allow for a one-year stay within the scope of a doctoral program jointly supervised with a French-language university outside Canada. The recipient must have earned a bachelor's or master's degree in law from a Canadian university within four years preceding the proposed year of studies. In order to receive the scholarship, the recipient must have been accepted by a university outside Canada into a graduate course of study in law conducted in French or must already be enrolled in and pursuing a jointly supervised doctoral program. Candidates need not have received confirmation of their acceptance at the time of their application or at the time the scholarship recipient is selected.

  Applications

  Applications must include:

  1. A curriculum vitae;
  2. A personal written statement explaining the proposed graduate course of study or, where applicable, the state of progress of the jointly supervised PhD;
  3. A copy of transcripts for undergraduate and graduate studies, for studies in law or for a bar admission course, as applicable;
  4. No more than three letters of reference; and
  5. A statement of tuition fees and anticipated living and travel expenses.

  Applications, submitted by mail or email and addressed as follows, must be received NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 31, 2022:

  Anne Thomas, Vice-President and Secretary
  Canadian Institute for Advanced Legal Studies
  P.O.Box 43538, Leaside Post Office
  1601 Bayview Avenue
  Toronto, Ontario, M4G 4G8
  Telephone: 416-429-3292
  Email: info@canadian-institute.com

  Link: Email

• Prince Edward Law Society/Law Foundation & Canadian Bar Association Daphne Dumont Student Scholarships

  Offered by: Law Society of Prince Edward Island

  Value: 3 @ $2,000.00
  1 @ $500.00 2000

  Deadline: July 31 ????0731

  Description:

  See link for complete details.

  Link: Application

• PSJD Pro Bono Publico Award

  Offered by: PSJD a NALP Initiative

  Value: $1,000.00 1000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates ????0831

  Description:

  Purpose

  To recognize the significant contributions that law students make to underserved populations, the public interest community, and legal education by performing pro bono work.

  Eligibility

  The Pro Bono Publico Award is available to any second- or third-year law student at a PSJD U.S. or Canadian Subscriber School. Each Subscriber School may submit up to 2 nominees. The recipient will be announced during National Pro Bono Week - usually held in October - and honoured during an Award Ceremony at the recipient's school thereafter. The award recipient will receive a commemorative plaque and a monetary award of $1,000.

  Award Criteria

  Selection is based on the extracurricular commitment the nominees have made to law-related public service projects or organizations; the quality of work they performed; and the impact of their work on the community, their fellow students, and the school. Actual pro bono work will be the primary consideration.

  Nomination Deadline & Packet Contents

  Initial nominations must be received by 5pm Eastern Time, by fax, mail, or email (see contact information at bottom). Along with the nomination form and a résumé, nomination packets should include a two-page statement detailing the work the nominee has done, the impact it has had on the nominee's community, and why this nominee is deserving of the award. Input or quotes from those involved in the work or from impacted community members may be included and are strongly encouraged.

  After an initial review of the nomination packet, the selection committee will select Finalists from which additional information will be requested. Finalists will be asked to submit 2 letters of recommendation from those involved in the work or project and additional documentation, to include such items as a personal statement from the nominee, statements from interested parties detailing a nominee's work or media articles, blog posts, etc. regarding the work or impact of the work in support of their nomination. This additional information MAY NOT exceed 10 pages.

  Website

• Rhodes Scholarship 2016

  Offered by: The Rhodes Trust

  Value: varied 0

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20151016

  Description:

  Selection criteria are as follows:

  • literary and scholastic attainments (student should have a cumulative GPA of 3.8 or higher)

  • energy to use one's talents to the full

  • truth, courage, devotion to duty, sympathy for and protection of the weak, kindliness, unselfishness and fellowship

  • moral force of character and instincts to lead, and to take an interest in one's fellow beings.

  Link: Website

• Roger Carter Scholarships

  Offered by: The Roger Carter Scholarship Fund Inc.

  Value: 4 @ $250.00 250

  Deadline: July 31 ????0731

  Description:

  The students must provide academic record in his or her law studies; past and expected contribution to furthering the needs, concerns and aspirations of native people and their communities in Canada; and must be entering second or third year law.

  Contact Organisation: Native Law Centre, University of Saskatchewan
  Address: Room 160 Law Building, 15 Campus Drive
  City: Saskatoon
  Province/Territory: Saskatchewan
  Postal Code: S7N 5A6

  This Scholarship was established by the Native Law Students Association of Canada in 1981. It provides four awards of $250 each, to be paid each year to students of Native Canadian ancestry entering second or third year of law school in Canada. This Scholarship is awarded in honour of Roger Carter, Q.C., founder of the Program of Legal Studies for Native People in 1973 and the Native Law Centre in 1975. He was Director of the Centre until 1981.

  The students receiving the awards are to be selected by a committee of Trustees of the Scholarship Trust Fund, made up of four Aboriginal law graduates and a representative of the University of Saskatchewan Native Law Centre.

  The criteria which the committee is to apply in arriving at its decision is as follows:

  1. The students' academic record in his or her law studies.

  2. The student's past and expected contribution to furthering the needs, concerns and aspirations of native people and their communities in Canada.

  3. The student must be entering second or third year law.

  Students interested in applying for the Scholarship should apply in writing to:

  Roger Carter Scholarship Trust Fund Committee
  Native Law Centre
  University of Saskatchewan
  Room 160 Law Building
  15 Campus Drive
  Saskatoon SK S7N 5A6 Canada

  Students should enclose transcripts of their marks in law school and a resume of their career and education. The deadline date for applications is July 31st .

  Link: Website

• Right Honourable Paul Martin Sr. Scholarship

  Offered by: Canadian Institute for Advanced Legal Studies

  Value: Tuition costs 0

  Deadline: December 31, 2022 20221231

  Description:

  The Canadian Institute for Advanced Legal Studies' French Language Scholarship covers the tuition fees payable to a university outside Canada for a course of study conducted in French, as well as a portion of living expenses and travel expenses, subject to any other awards received by the recipient. Each year, the Canadian Institute for Advanced Legal Studies determines the maximum amount of the scholarship, up to an amount of $20,000 for 2023-2024, taking into account the tuition fees as well as the other anticipated living expenses and travel expenses.

  Eligibility Criteria

  The purpose of the scholarship is to support advanced legal studies leading to a second-cycle or third-cycle diploma (the equivalent of a master's or doctoral degree from a Canadian university) at university outside Canada in a program of study that is conducted in French, or to allow for a one-year stay within the scope of a doctoral program jointly supervised with a French-language university outside Canada. The recipient must have earned a bachelor's or master's degree in law from a Canadian university within four years preceding the proposed year of studies. In order to receive the scholarship, the recipient must have been accepted by a university outside Canada into a graduate course of study in law conducted in French or must already be enrolled in and pursuing a jointly supervised doctoral program. Candidates need not have received confirmation of their acceptance at the time of their application or at the time the scholarship recipient is selected.

  Applications

  Applications must include:
  1. A curriculum vitae;
  2. A personal written statement explaining the proposed graduate course of study or, where applicable, the state of progress of the jointly supervised PhD;
  3. A copy of transcripts for undergraduate and graduate studies, for studies in law or for a bar admission course, as applicable;
  4. No more than three letters of reference; and
  5. A statement of tuition fees and anticipated living and travel expenses.

  Applications, submitted by mail or email and addressed as follows, must be received NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 31, 2022:
  Anne Thomas, Vice-President and Secretary
  Canadian Institute for Advanced Legal Studies
  P.O.Box 43538, Leaside Post Office
  1601 Bayview Avenue
  Toronto, Ontario, M4G 4G8
  Telephone: 416-429-3292 info@canadian-institute.com
  1601 Bayview Avenue Website: www.canadian-institute.com

  Consideration of Applications

  A selection committee established annually by the Institute for this purpose will examine applications, having regard, in particular, to the applicant's academic record and the proposed course of study. The awarding of a scholarship is subject to the committee's verification that the eligibility criteria have been met. The selection committee reserves the right not to award the scholarship in the event that no applicants are considered to be qualified. Decisions of the selection committee are final.

  Link: Flier

• Russell Alexander Law Scholarship

  Offered by: Russell Alexander Collaborative Family Lawyers

  Value: $2,000 toward their post-secondary education + a $500 bonus to help cover the cost of school supplies 2500

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates

  Description:

  Russell Alexander Collaborative Family Lawyers has annually given a scholarship to a student with an interest in joining or studying the legal profession to offset the high costs of a legal education and support the legal field in Canada. For complete details please see their website.

  Link: Website

• Rupertsland Institute

  Offered by: Rupertsland Institute (RLI)

  Value: Up to $20,000 20000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates

  Description:

  Rupertsland Institute (RLI) provides post-secondary financial aid to Métis students to reduce the overall cost of education and the financial burden it can have. RLI seeks to increase the number of Métis students who successfully complete post-secondary studies and to bring parity between Métis post-secondary participation to that of other Albertans. See their website for complete details.

  Link: Website

• Scholarships Canada

  Offered by: Variable

  Value: Variable 0

  Deadline: Variable 0

  Description:

  This site offers a wide variety of scholarship information available to students in Canadian universities.

  Link: Website

• Scholarship Program for Aboriginal Students

  Offered by: Universities Canada - Scholarship Partners Canada

  Value: There are three scholarships valued at $5,000 CAD for the bachelor level and two scholarships valued at $3,500 CAD for the diploma level. 5000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20170331

  Description:

  Husky Energy's Scholarship Program for Aboriginal Students is focused on attracting Aboriginal talent to the oil and gas industry. The program provides financial support to students with outstanding academic achievement and connects them with relevant work experience through co-op and summer work terms along with professional development through a mentorship program.

  Apply Online Now!: https://portal.scholarshippartners.ca

  Paper Application: Attached are the 2017 Scholarship Program for Aboriginal Students guidelines as well as the application form and a promotional poster.

  For additional information, contact: awards@univcan.ca

  Link: Website

• Shannon Bybee Scholarship Award

  Offered by: International Association of Gaming Advisors (IAGA)

  Value: 2 @ $2,500.00 2500

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20180630

  Description:

  The International Association of Gaming Advisors (IAGA) will award prizes of $2,500 for each of the two best research papers written by J.D. students of accredited or international equivalent law schools as part of their class work during the 2017-2018 school year. The awards will be announced during the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) in Las Vegas in October 2018.

  The awards honor the memory of Shannon Bybee, one of IAGA's founders, who had a distinguished career as a gaming attorney, Nevada regulator, industry executive, and pioneer in the field of education in casino operations and gaming law. Inducted into the American Gaming Association's Hall of Fame in 2002 because of his significant contributions to responsible gaming, Bybee also played an important role in the development of problem gambling regulations and advocacy.

  To be eligible for the 2018 Shannon Bybee Scholarship Award, submitted papers must:

  • Be prepared as part of a J.D. student's class work at an accredited or international equivalent law school during the 2017 - 2018 school year;
  • Be submitted no later than 5:00 p.m. PST on June 30, 2018 to Jennifer Roberts, 2018 Shannon Bybee Scholarship Award Committee Co-Chair, by mail to her attention at the UNLV International Center for Gaming Regulation, 4505 S. Maryland Parkway, Box 456041, Las Vegas, Nevada 89154-6041 or by email at jennifer.roberts@unlv.edu;
  • Be accompanied by written confirmation from a law school instructor that the paper was written under the direction of that instructor;
  • At the time of submission, not have been published or selected for publication in any academic, legal, or gaming industry journal or periodical;
  • Be accompanied by a written and signed confirmation that if the paper is selected for the 2018 Shannon Bybee Scholarship Award, IAGA may publish the paper in an IAGA-sponsored publication and post the paper online via the official IAGA web site; and
  • Be written on a topic that either enhances the understanding of gaming law or recommends a beneficial change in gaming law.

  Submitted papers may be of any length, but it is recommended they be between 3,000 and 5,000 words, exclusive of footnoting. The criteria for evaluation of the papers are:

  • Importance to the field of gaming, to gaming regulators and practitioners, and to the study of gaming law;
  • Quality of presentation, including clarity, completeness, logic, economy, precision, emphasis, grammar, usage, punctuation, and flow; and
  • Depth and breadth of research and analysis as reflected in text and footnotes.

  The Director of the 2018 Shannon Bybee Scholarship Award is Peter Bernhard, former Chairman of the Nevada Gaming Commission. Co-Chairs of the Shannon Bybee Scholarship Committee are Tom Auriemma, gaming industry consultant and adjunct faculty at Rutgers Law School - Newark, and Jennifer Roberts, Associate Director of the UNLV International Center for Gaming Regulation and adjunct professor of gaming law at both UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law and University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law. They are joined by committee members Ken Oettle, senior counsel at Sills Cummis & Gross PC in New Jersey, and Maren Parry, gaming attorney with Ballard Spahr in Las Vegas.

  For additional information on the 2018 Shannon Bybee Scholarship Award Call for Entries, please contact Jennifer Roberts at 702-895-2653 or Jennifer. roberts@unlv.edu .

  Associate Director of the UNLV International Center for Gaming Regulation and adjunct professor of gaming law at both UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law and University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law. They are joined by committee members Ken Oettle, senior counsel at Sills Cummis & Gross in New Jersey, and Maren Parry, gaming attorney with Ballard Spahr in Las Vegas.

  For additional information on the 2017 Shannon Bybee Scholarship Award Call for Entries, please contact Jennifer Roberts at 702-895-2653 or Jennifer. roberts@unlv.edu

  Link: Website

• Shim Law Scholarship

  Offered by: Shim Law

  Value: $1,000.00 1000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20190630

  Description:

  At Shim Law, we value diversity and how different individuals can come together to form a mutual success. Our firm is made up of talented and brilliant people from all over the world who have brought together their skills to create one of the most diverse firms in Calgary.

  We wanted to convey how important immigration and multiculturalism is to us, which is why we created the Shim Law Scholarship.

  Below are 2 topics about Immigration Law.

  How you present your information to us will be up to you.

  We cannot wait to see your creative submissions!

  The best submission that answers one of the topics below will receive $1,000 and get your article published.

  Eligibility Requirements

  The Shim Law Scholarship was intended to create more awareness about the importance of Immigration in Canada. We look forward to how you present this information to us! Below are some some requirements that you must meet to participate for the Shim Law Scholarship.

  • Applicants must submit a creative and informative piece regarding 1 of the 2 topics above

  • We are flexible on what you do as long as it can informatively address the questions - if you have any concerns or inquiries about the way you present it to us, please email wchan@shimlaw.ca

  • Application deadline is June 30, 2018 at 12:00 am. any submission after this will not be accepted.

  • Please show proof of enrolment when submitting your scholarship application. This scholarship is open to students in:

  • Any Canadian University/College enrolled during the years of 2017-2018

  • Any University/College Program

  • Any Years of Study

  • The winner will be based on how creative and informative they answer the topics above. It will be reviewed by our team at Shim Law.

  All submissions will have a chance of getting published on our official website or other legal publications. We want to share your great ideas and it may benefit you in the future!

  Application Instructions

  Please submit your applications to wchan@shimlaw.ca and include:

  • Your contact information:

  • Name, phone number & mailing address

  • Proof of enrolment at a Canadian University for the years 2017-2018

  • Your creative and informative piece as an attachment to my email

  • Have your subject line as "Shim Law Scholarship 2018"

  We will send you a confirmation email that your application has been successfully received.

  Award Summary

  Award Name: Shim Law Scholarship 2018

  Award Value: $1,000

  Application Deadline: June 30, 2018

  Eligibility: Open to any student enrolled in a Canadian University or College attending any post-secondary program.

  Winner Notification

  The winner of the scholarship will be posted on this webpage after June 30, 2018 - It will take approximately 4 weeks after the submission deadline to contact our winning submission.

  We look forward to reviewing every application and best of luck!

  Link: Website

• St. Gallen Wings of Excellence Award

  Offered by:

  Value:

  Deadline: 1 February 2020, 11:59pm last time zone (UTC-12) 202002011159

  Description:

  Meet 300 of the world's brightest young minds. Present and debate your ideas with 600 senior leaders. Be inspired by some of the world's most impressive speakers. Gain a unique and new perspective on this year's topic. Become a member of a unique global community. Celebrate our 50th anniversary with us. Win prize money of CHF 20,000 split amongst winners.

  Essay question

  Freedom Revisited: Which aspects of freedom need to be defended, or recalibrated, to meet the challenges of our time?

  Domestically and on the international stage, values of individual, economic, and political freedom are subject to critical inquiry or outright attack. Diverse phenomena such as populism, global power shifts, climate change, the digital revolution, and global migration call for a reflection on the value of freedom for the way we live, do business, and organize politically in the years ahead. While some call for a defence of established freedoms, others call for recalibration of our concept of freedom, or the balance we strike between freedom and other values, such as equality, sustainability, and security. Where do you stand in this debate? Choose one of the following positions as you develop your essay:

  In defence of freedom: Choose an area in the realm of business, economics, politics, or civil society where current concepts of freedom are under pressure and where they need to be defended. Describe the problem and offer a concrete and practical proposition of how established concepts of freedom should - and can be - defended. Describe its impact for the future.

  In defence of recalibrating freedom: Choose an area in the realms of business, economics, politics or civil society where current concepts of freedom are unsuitable for the challenges we face and where they need to be recalibrated. Describe the problem and offer a concrete and practical proposition of how established concepts of freedom should and can be recalibrated. Describe its impact for the future.

  Qualify with an excellent essay

  We expect a professional, creative and thought-provoking essay. Be bold, unconventional, and distinctive on the competition question.

  The following criteria must be met:

  Form	Essay (max. 2,100 words, excl. bibliography & footnotes)
  Language	English
  Deadline	1 February 2020, 11:59 p.m. last time zone (UTC-12)
  Anonymity	Your name must not be mentioned anywhere in the contribution file.
  Individuality	Individual work expected, no group work allowed. The essay must be written exclusively for this contest. The idea must be the author's own.
  Citation	All sources must be cited and referred to the respective part in the essay. All contributions will be tested for plagiarism.

  Check your eligibility and prepare documents

  To be eligible, you must fulfill all of the following criteria:

  • Enrolled in a graduate or postgraduate programme (master level or higher) in any field of study at a regular university
  • Born in 1990 or later

  Make sure you can provide the following documents:

  • Copy of passport or other identification (in English for non-Roman languages)
  • Confirmation of matriculation/enrolment from your university which proves your enrolment in a graduate/postgraduate level programme as of 1 February 2020 (download sample document here)
  • Your contribution file with no indication of your name in the file name, the file metadata or the file itself

  Impress the jury

  All contributions will be evaluated equally according to a specific set of criteria by an independent jury composed of professors, corporate executives, and entrepreneurs. The authors of the best 100 contributions qualify as Leaders of Tomorrow and will be invited by the ISC to the next St. Gallen Symposium. The very best competitors will have the chance to present and discuss their ideas on the symposium's big stage and also in other conferencing formats. The award will be bestowed to the three best competitors, the selection will be based upon the quality of the essays only.

  Link: Website

• Start Proud Student Leadership Scholarship

  Offered by: Co-sponsored by Modern Family Realtor.

  Value:  $2,500 2500

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20170526

  Description:

  In our commitment to support students who make a difference in their LGBTQ+ and other communities, we are currently offering two scholarships to provide resources to help them achieve their educational goals.

  Start Proud Student Leadership Scholarship Brochure (bilingual) - download

  Be Recognized at Awards Gala

  Each of the two 2017 scholarship recipients will be recognized at an awards ceremony in September in Toronto.

  Support Your Education

  Receive $2500 towards your studies.

  All-Inclusive Conference Experience

  Complementary tickets, travel and accommodations to the 2017 Out On Bay Street Annual Conference.

  Application Process

  Applicants must register as a Student Member on the Student Portal to gain access to the 2017 Start Proud Student Leadership Scholarship application.

  Deadline

  All applications must be received through the Start Proud Student Portal by 11:59 PM (Eastern Time) on Friday, May 26, 2017.

  All referee letters must be submitted to Start Proud by 11:59PM (Eastern Time) on Sunday, May 28, 2017.

  Our independent scholarship selection committee will review all complete applications in July 2017 following an internal review for candidate eligibility. The applicants will be notified of the results by August 13, 2017 at the latest.

  Contact

  Please see FAQ first. If you still have questions, email scholarship@startproud. org .

  The Student Leadership Scholarship is co-sponsored by Modern Family Realtor.

  Link: Website

• Student Leadership Scholarship

  Offered by: Start Proud

  Value: Varied awards and amounts 0

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20180527

  Description:

  Start Proud, formerly known as Out On Bay Street, is committed to recognizing excellence in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer (LGBTQ+) student communities across Canada in order to help students excel in their career.

  In our commitment to support students who make a difference in their LGBTQ+ and other communities, we are currently offering two scholarships to provide resources to help them achieve their educational goals.

  Be Recognized at Awards Gala

  Each of the two 2018 scholarship recipients will be recognized at an awards ceremony in September in Toronto.

  Support Your Education

  Receive $2500 towards your studies.

  All-Inclusive Conference Experience

  Complementary tickets, travel and accommodations to the 2018 Out On Bay Street Annual Conference.

  Application Process

  Applicants must register as a Student Member on the Student Portal to gain access to the 2018 Start Proud Student Leadership Scholarship application.

  Deadline

  The deadline for applications is Friday May 25th, 2018. The deadline for reference letters is Sunday May 27th, 2018.

  Our independent scholarship selection committee will review all complete applications in July 2018 following an internal review for candidate eligibility. The applicants will be notified of the results by August 12, 2018 at the latest.

  Contact

  Please see FAQ first. If you still have questions, email scholarship@startproud. org .

  The Student Leadership Scholarship is co-sponsored by Modern Family Realtor.

  
  

  Criteria

  Award recipients must:

  • Exemplify leadership, within the LGBTQ+ communities or any community you are passionate about

  • Demonstrate personal and/or academic success

  • Clearly articulate plans for future involvement in the LGBTQ+ communities and career or academic objectives in application

  • Award recipients must demonstrate alignment with Start Proud's Mission, Vision & Values

  Eligibility

  The recipient must:

  • Have a Student Profile via the Start Proud Student Portal which means that the candidate has a valid post-secondary institution email address

  • Submit all required documents, and candidate statements. Documentation requirements are listed under "Application Process" below

  • Be a legal resident of Canada (proof of residency will be required from award recipients)

  • Have completed at least one year of post-secondary studies by September 1, 2018

  • Be registered for the Fall 2018 semester (proof of registration will be required for verification from award recipients)

  • Demonstrate proof of academic achievement during the previous years of study (applicants must self-report their cumulative GPA - official transcripts will be required for verification from award recipients)

  • NOT be a current or previous staff member of Start Proud

  Start Proud retains the right to refuse to grant scholarships in any given year if no candidates that apply meet the minimum award criterion.

  Application Requirements Checklist

  Before starting this application, you will require:

  • Your one page résumé in PDF format (applications with other file types will not be accepted)

  • Email address for your referee (please review information about references below)

  To fully complete the application you must:

  • Complete a profile on the Start Proud Student Portal

  • Provide personal, contact, and program information

  • Answer the candidate statements:

  • "Exemplify leadership through significant professional or community impact." (200 words maximum)

  • "Demonstrate personal and/or career success." (200 words maximum)

  • "Clearly articulate plans for future involvement in the LGBTQ+ community and career or academic goals." (200 words maximum)

  • "Demonstrate alignment with Start Proud's Mission, Vision, and Values" (200 words maximum)

  Please list any roles you currently hold or have held within the community, LGBTQ+ organizations, and/or as extracurriculars on your resume.

  *If you are chosen as an Award Recipient, an official transcript and proof of registration will be required for verification as well as proof as a legal resident of Canada.

  References

  As part of your application through the Start Proud Student Portal, you will provide the name and email address of one referee. The referee will be contacted directly by Start Proud to provide a letter in support of your application. Please review the Referee Package in order to determine which of your possible references will be able to best respond to the guidelines provided. Please note the deadline for referee letters below. You may wish to notify your referee of this deadline well in advance of submitting your application.

  Link: Website

• The Honourable G. I. Smith Memorial Trust

  Offered by: G. I. Smith Memorial Trust

  Value: $2500.00 2500

  Deadline: January 26, 2024 20240126

  Description:

  The G. I. Smith Memorial Trust is pleased to offer the G. I. Smith Memorial Award, a $2,500 bursary for a deserving Nova Scotia law student. The award honours the memory of Truro lawyer “Ike” Smith, a member of the Nova Scotia Bar for 50 years. He was MLA for Colchester County from 1949 until 1974, serving in several Cabinet positions in the governments of Robert Stanfield, and succeeding him as Premier of Nova Scotia from 1967 until 1970. He was appointed to the Senate in 1975 and served until his death in 1982.

  Applicants must be full time law students or articled clerks from Nova Scotia who have satisfactorily completed at least one (1) year of study at a recognized law school and be continuing their legal education, this includes second year law students, third year law students, articled clerks and students engaged in graduate law studies.

  Applicants must have demonstrated significant activity in the areas of public and community affairs, sports, or arts and entertainment, and have demonstrated interest in bettering themselves, their communities and their province through professional and volunteer efforts.

  Applicants must exhibit financial need.

  Applicants must have shown a high level of academic competence.

  Applications (including academic records and two reference letters) should be sent to:

  Alison MacLean, Chair
  G. I. Smith Memorial Trust
  c/o Patterson Law
  10 Church Street
  Truro, Nova Scotia, B2N 3Z6
  or
  sbenoit@pattersonlaw.ca

  Link: Email

• Undergraduate Awards

  Offered by: University partnerships

  Value: varied 0

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20150529

  Description:

  Winners of the Undergraduate Awards, which are a pan-disciplinary academic awards programme that celebrates undergraduate work at an international level, will have their work published in the Undergraduate Awards annual academic journal and will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to Dublin to attend the Undergraduate Awards Global Summit.

  The UA Global Summit will offer students the unique opportunity to participate in a collective of personal development workshops and activities that will allow them to share their research while networking internationally.

  Students who are in the last two years of their program are encouraged to submit up to three exceptional assignments/projects (graded A- or above) that they have completed during the course of their undergraduate career. The submission deadline is May 29, 2015, and the awards summit will take place in November, 2015. Students are encouraged to register early to participate.

  Link: Website

• Viscount Bennett Fellowship

  Offered by: Canadian Bar Association

  Value: $25,000

  Deadline: November 15

  Description:

  Complete details in weblink.

  The Viscount Bennett Fellowship is made possible by a donation from the Right Honorable Viscount Bennett, a CBA Past President (1929-30) who in 1943 established a trust fund to provide income to be used to encourage a high standard of legal education, training and ethics.

  The next Viscount Bennett Fellowship ($25,000) will be awarded in the spring of 2021 with an application deadline of November 16, 2020.

  Eligibility

  • Candidates must be Canadian citizens who have graduated from an approved law school in Canada, or, who at the time of application are pursing final year studies as undergraduate students at such approved law school;
  • Candidates must file a completed official application form on or before the deadline;
  • All applicants must be Canadian Bar Association members in good standing;
  • Candidates must have completed and filed an application for graduate studies with the institution of higher learning of their choice before submitting this Fellowship application to the CBA;
  • The Award will be paid as a fellowship for post-graduate studies at a university approved by the Committee;
  • Other conditions apply. Please see application form for full details.

  Link: Website

• Vogel LLP Family Law Scholarship

  Offered by: Vogel LLP

  Value: $1000 1000

  Deadline: check weblink for yearly deadline and updates 20170630

  Description:

  Details of the Selection Process

  The recipient will be determined based on grades obtained in Family Law based courses taken by the applicant, as well as a 500 - 700 word written submission outlining their interest in pursuing a career in Family Law.

  Submission Requirements

  Applications should contain the subject line "Vogel LLP Family Law Scholarship" and should contain the following:

  1. Name, address, telephone number, email address

  2. PDF copy of official law school transcripts, with family law based courses taken highlighted

  3. Proof of enrolment in third year

  4. 500 - 700 word written submission explaining interest in Family Law

  About Vogel LLP

  Vogel LLP is a Calgary based law firm with expertise in Personal Injury, Family Law, and Estate Litigation. The lawyers at Vogel LLP are united by the common goal of delivering successful legal solutions to clients. Vogel LLP lawyers strive to solve their client's problems in the most timely and effective way in accordance with the highest standards of practice and ethical conduct.

  Link: Website

• Women General Counsel Canada: Scholarship

  Offered by: Women General Counsel Canada

  Value: $2,000 2000

  Deadline: December 18, 5pm EST ????1218

  Description:

  See link for complete award details.

  Link: Award Details