Canadian Studies Resized

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 Andrea and Charles R. Bronfman Award in Canadian Studies

 (established in 1993) 

Through the support of the Bronfman family, this award provides partial course tuition and full travel costs for a one week in Ottawa, for a student taking Canadian Studies. It is designed to promote Canadian understanding by providing the recipients with the opportunity to realize, physically and academically, exposure to a wider experience and knowledge of Canadian life and to share that knowledge with others. 

At present no other university offers such an award. The week in Ottawa is taken during the February break period. Recipients not only get to enjoy the activities of Winterlude, the exhibitions at the National Gallery, Museum of Civilization and Museum of Science and Technology, they also spend a day shadowing a Member of Parliament, another day following the activities of the Senate and a third day visiting the Supreme Court and observing the court in session. The activities for the week are organized by the co-ordinator of the Canadian Studies program, with an eye to the particular interests of the award recipient. 

Past Winners:

 1992-1993 Ian Johnson  
 1993-1994 Alana Wiens  
 1994-1995 Amanda Singer  
 1995-1996 Ronda Hunter  
 1996-1997 Michelle Bellefontaine  
 1997-1998 Allyson Walker  
 1998-1999 Jackie Gold  
 1999-2000 Stefany David, Denise Zareski  
 2000-2001 Mary Durant  
 2001-2002 Franceline Bugge  
 2002-2003 Oona Cooper  
 2003-2004 Tessa Woodworth  
 2004-2005 Andrew Thistle  
 2005-2006 Sarah Chan  
 2006-2007 Cheryl Ball  
 2007-2008 Ashlea Bungay  
 2008-2009 Erica Levy  
 2009-2010 Heather Babin  
 2010-2011 Kelsey Iceton  
 2011-2012 Dustin Joldersma  
 2012-2013 N/A  
 2013-2014 Isabella Ruggeri  
 2014-2015 Amanda Wilneff  
 2015-2016 Jonathan Grant  
 2016-2017 Nathan Horne  


For information contact: Dr. Michael MacMillan, Chair, Bronfman Award Committee

DEADLINE: October 27, 2017 

 Marial Mosher Canadian Studies Scholarship

 (established 1984)

For over 25 years, Dr. Marial Mosher was an integral part of the Canadian Studies program which she had initiated at the Mount.  Dr. Mosher taught in the program, was an annual guest lecturer and was an active honorary member of the Canadian Studies Society.  This scholarship, established by Dr. Mosher in her will, provides financial assistance for students enrolled in the Canadian Studies program.  Awarded on the recommendation of the Department of Political and Canadian Studies, first preference is to students majoring in Canadian Studies with subsequent preferences to Canadian Studies concentration, Canadian Studies minor or a minimum of 2.0 units of courses with a CANA designation.  Courses with CANA designations are:  CANA/POLS 1001, 1002, 1101, 1102, 2201, 2202, 3301, 4002, CANA/POLS 4401 and former courses in CANA 1100, 3305 and POLS 1100.

 Marial Mosher Endowed Scholarship

The Marial Mosher Scholarship was established in 1984 to honour the contribution of Marial Mosher, a long- time member of the Sociology.Anthropology Department and enthusiastic supporter of Canadian Studies and continuing education. This scholarship is awarded to an academically outstanding student whose major and minor work includes Canadian Studies, and Sociology/Anthropology. The scholarship is awarded annually upon the recommendation of the Sociology/Anthropology Department, normally to a student who has completed 2 full years (or 10.0 units of study).

 Marial Mosher Canadian Studies Award

For over 25 years, Dr. Marial Mosher was an integral part of the Canadian Studies program which she initiated at the Mount. Dr. Mosher taught in the program, was an annual guest lecturer and was an active honorary member of the Canadian Studies Society. This award provides financial assistance to support full travel costs and partial course tuition to the recipient of the Andrea and Charles R. Bronfman Award in Canadian Studies which is designed to promote Canadian understanding by providing students with the opportunity to realize, physically and academically, exposure to a wider experience and knowledge of Canadian life and to share that knowledge with others. This award is made annually, and is open to all current students who have taken, or are currently enrolled in CANA 1101, CANA 1102, CANA 3301, or CANA 4401.  Contact the Chair of the Department of Political and Canadian Studies or the Coordinator of Canadian Studies for details and application forms.

 Marial Mosher Canadian Study Travel Award

For over 25 years, Dr. Marial Mosher was an integral part of the Canadian Studies program which she initiated at the Mount. Dr. Mosher taught in the program, was an annual guest lecturer and was an active honorary member of the Canadian Studies Society. This award provides financial assistance for travel to support self-directed study for students enrolled in CANA 4002, and is awarded on the recommendation of the Department of Political and Canadian Studies.