Want financial help for your education?
The School of Arts & Science, in partnership with the Camosun College Foundation, offers a series of awards to our outstanding students. Camosun also offers a wide selection of bursaries for full-time students.
Eligibility
To be eligible you must be enrolled in a program within the School of Arts & Science during the current offering or academic calendar year.
Program/subject eligibility
Awards Ceremony
The School of Arts & Science hosts an annual Awards Ceremony each fall, where most of the awards and scholarships are presented.
The Arts & Science Administration Office will notify the recipients of their award/scholarship (end of September) and then invitations to the Awards Ceremony will be sent out by email.
If your mailing address has changed since applying, please update your address.
If you have any further questions, please contact your instructor, call 250-370-3298 or email artsci@camosun.ca.
Open to all Arts & Science students
- Also see the Yvonne Thompson Page Co-op Student of the Year award
- Also see the awards offered by Camosun's Education Council
Allen & Loreen Vandekerkhove Family Foundation Science Award
This award is given to a high achieving full-time student proceeding from first to second year and who carries a minimum of 3 courses in science per term. Please submit a statement describing your background, interests, academic program, and career goals (200 words, typed, double-spaced, include your name and C#).
- Eligibility
- All Arts & Science students
- Deadline
- June 1
- Process
- Application with Support Documents
- Support Docs
- Statement
- Accepted Files
- Word, PDF
Donor
With thanks to the Allen & Loreen Vandekerkhove Family Foundation for donating this award.
Camosun International Arts & Science Award
This award is given to an outstanding international student who has studied full time.
- Eligibility
- International Arts & Science students
- Process
- Nomination
- Deadline
- June 1
Donor
With thanks to Camosun International for donating this award.
Fred Hughes Endowed Science Award
This award acknowledges high academic achievement (GPA) and is given annually to a science student going into their second year of either the Associate of Science Degree or UT program, who is a full-time student and carries a minimum of 3 courses in science and/or mathematics per term. Please submit a statement describing your background, interests, academic program, and career goals (200 words, typed, double-spaced, include your name and C#).
- Eligibility
- All University Transfer or Associate of Science Degree students beginning their second year
- Deadline
- June 1
- Process
- Application with Support Documents
- Support Docs
- Statement
- Accepted Files
- Word, PDF
Donor
With thanks to Fred Hughes for donating this award.
Fred was a long-time Associate Dean of Arts & Science and instructor of mathematics at the college.
Latham Pazdro Women in the World Award
The award is open to Camosun individuals or groups who, in their course assignments, have done a substantial piece of work on the subject of women. Please submit a piece of work such as art, a body of creative writing or a unique research essay in which women are the focus. The submission must be a Camosun College School of Arts & Science course assignment completed in the current academic year, submitted with the instructor's original class assignment, include your name and C#.
- Eligibility
- All full-time Arts & Science students
- Deadline
- June 1
- Process
- Application with Support Documents
- Support Docs
- Art, Creative Writing, or Essay
- Accepted Files
- Word, PDF
Donor
With thanks to Not Just Pin Money and Roberta Pazdro, Barbara Latham, family and friends for donating this award.
This award is named for Roberta Pazdro and Barbara Latham, co-editors of Not Just Pin Money: Selected Essays on the History of Women's Work in British Columbia(1984), the publication which initially funded this Award.
Roberta Pazdro is a long time production manager in the Canadian film and television industry in Toronto; Barbara Latham is a retired Camosun instructor who, amongst other things, taught the first Women's Studies Course in Sociology.
Nicole Borthwick Spirit Award
This award is given to one student who exemplifies community spirit through their volunteer efforts. Please submit an essay of no more than 300 words detailing how you meet the criteria. (300 words, typed, double-spaced, include your name and C#).
- Eligibility
- All full-time Arts & Science students
- Deadline
- June 1
- Process
- Application with Support Documents
- Support Docs
- Essay
- Accepted Files
- Word, PDF
Donor
With thanks to Nicole Borthwick for donating this award.
Music
Canadian Federation of University Women – HJ Russell Music Award
To provide financial assistance to an outstanding music student entering into the second-year of the Diploma in Music Performance at Camosun College. This award will be given to a woman, preferably with a piano focus, but may be awarded to an instrumental or vocal performer. The award should be based on performance excellence and satisfactory academic standing. Preference will be given to a Victoria or British Columbia student. The recipient will be chosen by the Artistic Directorate at the Victoria Conservatory of Music with advice of the music faculty.
- Eligibility
- Second-year Diploma in Music Performance students
- Deadline
- June 1
- Process
- Nomination
Donor
With thanks to the Canadian Federation of University Women for donating this award.
Castle Cary Pipes and Drums Awards Endowment Fund
Awarded to a student entering the second-year of the Diploma in Music Performance program who has successfully completed the first-year of the program studying full-time and receiving the highest GPA in music courses.
- Eligibility
- Second-year Music Performance students
- Deadline
- June 1
- Process
- Nomination
Donor
With thanks to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 7, Britannia for donating this award.
Kathryn Le Gros Diploma in Music Performance Entrance Award
For the entering student who demonstrates the highest audition marks. Preference will be given to a student with a focus on classical music.
- Eligibility
- First-year Music Performance students
- Deadline
- June 1
- Process
- Nomination
Donor
With thanks to Kathryn Le Gros for donating this award.
Established in 2011 by Kathryn Le Gros, Director of Ancillary Services at Camosun College and who is an accomplished pianist.
Mrs. A. Massy Goolden Award
Graduating student of the Diploma in Music Performance program who has attained academic excellence with an outstanding GPA across this full-time program, shown evidence of exceptional capacity to succeed in the field of music, demonstrated outstanding potential as a performer and teacher of music, and made a positive contribution to the Victoria Conservatory of Music and its artistic work.
- Eligibility
- Completed second-year Music Performance students
- Deadline
- June 1
- Process
- Nomination
Donor
With thanks to Mrs. A. Massy Goolden for donating this award.
Mrs. Goolden established this award in 1978. Mrs. Goolden was one of the founders of the Victoria Conservatory of Music in 1964, and her desire was that students who graduate from the conservatory program be recognized and given some encouragement to proceed in their chosen careers.
Norene Bradshaw and Trevor Dawson Memorial Music Award
Awarded to a student entering the first-year of the Diploma in Music Performance Program who has received the highest recommendation score given by the audition committee.
- Eligibility
- First-year Music Performance students
- Deadline
- June 1
- Process
- Nomination
Donor
With thanks to the St. Columba Anglican Church for donating this award.
Established in 2011 by the St. Columba Anglican Church to recognize the memory of Norene Bradshaw and Trevor Dawson, parish members.
