Scholarships

Awarded to a student completing Second Year of Engineering Science and proceeding into Third Year of the program. The award is made on the basis of financial need, academic achievement, and involvement in extra-curricular activities within the University.

The family of Jack H. Stein, Class of 5T2, has established this award in his honour. The award will be presented to a student enrolled in the Doctor of Pharmacy program, preferably from Essex County, who achieves at least Second Class Honours in PHM215H1 Management: Skills, Communication and Collaboration, and who has demonstrated participation in extra-curricular activities. The UPS point system will be used to select the recipient.

Established primarily to support students in the Sexual Diversity Studies (SDS) Program. Though preference will be given to students in the SDS Program, awards may also be given to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer students enrolled in other programs at the University of Toronto. Although the primary criterion for selection will be financial need based on the requirements of the OTSS program, the Committee may also consider other factors such as a student’s commitment to academic achievement, outstanding volunteer contributions on or off campus aimed at increasing acceptance of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.

Awarded to a student enrolled in a program in Rotman Commerce or the Department of Economics, who achieves the highest mark in ECO209Y1: Macroeconomic Theory & Policy (for Commerce).

Awarded to a student who obtains the highest academic standing in CME358 — Civil & Mineral Practicals (Survey Camp) with one recipient chosen for each of the two Survey Camp cohorts ($750 each recipient). If there is a tie, the recipient will be chosen based on their topographic mapping grade.

Gift of friends and relatives of the late Jack Zwaigenbaum enrolled in Commerce and Finance at University College from 1954 until his death in 1956, of the value of the annual income. Eligible students are automatically considered

Awarded upon successful completion of the Jackman Scholars-in-Residence program. Academic merit and financial need do not need to be considered

Awarded to a female student, in year 3 or 4 of the Music Education program, who is outstanding in her academic work and in her potential as a music teacher in Canadian schools.

To be awarded to (a) Full time, undergraduate student(s) at the Faculty of Law on the basis of financial need.

This award is disbursed as part of the University of Toronto Financial Aid (UTAPS program). To provide one or more scholarships to Woodsworth College students with a preference for a student/s from Northern Ontario (North Bay and north) or from a non-urban centre, who is a first-generation student.