12/1/2003 9:11:20 AM
CNA students win Steele Communications scholarships
Danielle Boone of Grand Falls-Windsor, a second-year Music Industry and Performance student, and Jeremy Strickland from Point May, a second-year Recording Arts student, are winners of the Steele Communications Scholarship for $1,000 each. The awards are administered through the Music Industry Association of Newfoundland and Labrador, and are awarded for attaining the highest academic standing in their respective programs. Boone, left, and Strickland, far right, accept their scholarships from Bay St. George Associate District Administrator Lorne King.
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CN Scholarship for Women
Scholarship winner Colleen Fagner (centre) is presented with the monetary award of $600 and a certificate of congratulations by Placentia campus ADA Darrell Clarke. Also included in the picture are her instructors and some of her Heavy Equipment Service Technician classmates.
The CN Scholarship for Women is a special initiative designed to encourage women to seek careers in trades, technology and operations, therefore promoting employment equality in Canada. Students had to complete a one-page essay demonstrating their desire for a career in trades, technology and operations, and a letter of reference.
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Student receives provincial scholarship
Congratulations to Trevor Stacey, second-year Aircraft Maintenance Engineering student at Gander campus. Trevor received the Centenary for Responsible Government Post-Secondary Scholarship, donated by the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador for achieving the highest marks in his program. The scholarship is valued at $1000.
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Student wins Town award
From left, Scott Hurley, Deputy Mayor of the Town of Stephenville, presents Randy Young with the Town of Stephenville Scholarship, valued at $500.
Young, a second-year student at Bay St. George campus of College of the North Atlantic, wins the award for high academic achievement and involvement in college and community activities.
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Student wins instructor scholarship
From left, Dorothy Hurley accepts the Business Studies Instructor’s Scholarship for $200 from Sharon Penney, instructor in the Office Administration program.
Hurley, a second-year Office Administration student at Bay St. George campus of College of the North Atlantic, was awarded the scholarship for the highest overall average in the first year of the program.
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Student receives memorial award
From left, Helen Wheeler, Office Administration instructor at Bay St. George campus, presents Randy Young with the Genny Shears Memorial Scholarship.
Young, a second-year Office Administration student at Bay St. George campus of College of the North Atlantic, receives the award for maintaining an above average attendance, positive attitude, and high grade point average (GPA over 3.0).
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