Last week, Parkland College announced that a number of area students are among the 68 to share in more than $75,000 worth of the internal spring scholarships.
These awards are in addition to approximately $114,500 in entrance scholarships handed out in September. Including the spring scholarships value, more than $190,000 have been awarded in the 2015-16 academic year, which is just shy of Parkland College’s record amount, set last year. The College has now given out more than $100,000 in scholarships in five consecutive academic years dating back to 2011-12.
Canora recipients were: Cecilia Keinick, Clay Serby Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity Community Service $1,000 scholarship; Jordan St. Mars, McMunn and Yates Dollars for Scholars $1,000 award; Richele Derkach, Gateway Co-operative Limited Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity $500 scholarship; Willow Koroluk, Good Spirit REDA Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity Entrepreneurship $1,500 scholarship; and Nicole Burym, Town of Canora Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity $1,000 community
scholarship.
From Buchanan, Heather Sorestad won a Yorkton Chamber of Commerce Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity $1,000 scholarship.
From Invermay, Paige Fogg, won a R.G. Combe V.C. Royal Canadian Legion No. 61 (Melville) Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity $1,000 scholarship.
From Kamsack, recipients were: Teala Macek, Louis Dreyfus Commodities Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity $1,000 scholarship in agriculture; and Jarrin Musqua, Town of Kamsack Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity $1,000 community scholarship.
From Togo, Caitlyn Fatteicher won a Dollars for Scholars $1,000 award for health care students.
From Preeceville, Reid Balawyder won a Louis Dreyfus Commodities Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity $1,000 scholarship in power engineering.
From Sturgis, Rebecca Stoudt won a Town of Canora Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity $1,000 community scholarship.
These awards are made possible through the generosity of local businesses, organizations, community members, College staff, and sponsors and participants in the annual Dollars for Scholars Golf Classic, said a release from the College.
Eligible post-secondary awards are matched by funds from the Ministry of Advanced Education’s Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity Scholarship program. Funds are provided on a dollar-for-dollar matching basis, as available, with local non-government donors.
Students interested in learning more about the scholarships available at Parkland College are encouraged to visit scholarships.parklandcollege.sk.ca. Entrance scholarships for students beginning Parkland College programs this fall will be awarded in September. Applications for those awards are being accepted until May 25 at http://bit.ly/2016Entrance.
About Parkland College
Parkland College strives to help students in East Central Saskatchewan achieve their goals and build the foundation for successful careers. Students can choose from a wide array of educational options, including university degrees, skills training diplomas and certificates, trades training, high school upgrading, safety training, and corporate/professional development.
