Toronto Metropolitan Faculty Association Scholarships
Every year the Toronto Metropolitan Faculty Association Scholarships are awarded. They include two Full-Time Student Awards, a Part-Time Student Award, the Leadership Award and two Indigenous Student Awards. Information about eligibility and criteria for each scholarship can be found below the awardees for 2022/2023
Awardees for 2022/2023
Award | First Name | Last Name | Program | Faculty | Graduation Year |
Indigenous Student Award | Salina | Nichols | Sociology (Hons) | Faculty of Arts | 2024 |
Indigenous Student Award | Devlin | Williams | Juris Doctor (Law) | Lincoln Alexander School of Law | 2023 |
Full-Time Student Award | Jacob | Goldis | Business Management – Law and Business (Hons) | Ted Rogers School of Management | 2024 |
Full-Time Student Award | Gabrielle | Samson | Creative Industries | The Creative School | 2024 |
Leadership Award | Ritika | Business Management (Hons) | Ted Rogers School of Management | 2024 | |
Part-Time Student Award | Jacqueline | Chung | Business Technology Management | Ted Rogers School of Management | 2024 |
Full-time, Part-time, and Leadership Awards
Purpose
The Toronto Metropolitan Faculty Association acknowledges the efforts of students who maintain academic proficiency and demonstrate a commitment to Social Justice and/or Labour Relations, both on- and off-campus.
Amount
Two (2) awards in the amount of $3,000 each are available for students in full-time degree programs. One (1) award in the amount of $2,000 is available for a part-time student in a part-time degree program. One (1) Leadership Award.
Eligibility: https://torontomu.awardspring.ca/
Application requirements: https://torontomu.awardspring.ca/
Deadlines: https://torontomu.awardspring.ca/
Application: see https://torontomu.awardspring.ca
Indigenous Student Awards
Purpose
Annually, the Toronto Metropolitan Faculty Association acknowledges the efforts of Indigenous students who maintain academic proficiency, as well as demonstrate a commitment to Social Justice and/or Labour Relations both on and off-campus.
Amount
Two (2) scholarships of $3,000 each will be awarded as follows:
One (1) graduate student will receive $3,000 to assist with educational expenses.
One (1) undergraduate student will receive $3,000 to assist with educational expenses.
Eligibility
Students are expected to:
Be of Indigenous Ancestry (First Nations, Inuit, Métis, non-Status, Status)
For additionality eligibility requirements see: https://torontomu.awardspring.ca/
Application requirements: https://torontomu.awardspring.ca/
Deadlines: https://torontomu.awardspring.ca/
Application: see https://torontomu.awardspring.ca