Award at a glance
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Indigenous studentsDonor
The late Ms. Winona WoodNumber of Awards
1Award description
Winona Wood was a university professor when there were very few female professors. She wanted to see women become independent and strong. She established what was originally the CENELELEN Award in 1995. After her passing, her family asked that the award name be changed to honour her memory.
This award is available to Indigenous women in any program who plan to become more self-sufficient as a result of their education.
Criteria
Criteria
You must:
- be currently registered as a student at Camosun College
- have Indigenous (First Nations, Métis, Inuit, or Native American) ancestry
- have a GPA of 2.5 or equivalent
- submit a self-written letter outlining your educational goals and how you are going to become more self-sufficient as a result of your education
- submit a letter of reference from a community member or instructor talking about your commitment to your education
- complete the application form
Application process
Selection process
You can apply for more than one award on a single application form for each application deadline date (with one exception – there is a separate application for the Anthany Dawson Award). Please note: If the deadline occurs on a weekend, applications will be accepted until 4pm on the Monday
Award deadlines:
- Apply by October 10 - 12pm
- Apply by January 22
- Apply by May 15
- Apply at any time
- Faculty/staff nomination
You will be asked to attend an awards ceremony. Financial need will be taken into consideration.
Thank you to our donor
Thanks Donor
The late Ms. Winona Wood