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The USRAs will nurture your interest and develop your potential for agency-specific research careers. If you would like to gain research work experience that complements your studies in an academic setting, these awards can provide you with financial support through your host university. The agencies encourage qualified Indigenous and Black students to apply for this award.

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The Calgary Stampede Youth Poster Competition is a unique youth achievement opportunity that provides talented youth with the opportunity to showcase their talent on a world stage. Generously funded by the Brandon Flock Foundation, the Dustin Peers Memorial Scholarship is one of Canada’s largest art scholarships. Talented young artists between the ages of 15-24 from across Alberta are invited to submit their artwork each fall for the chance to design the artwork for the Calgary Stampede Poster and take home the first place prize of a $10,000 scholarship.

The Ray Jolliffe Memorial Scholarship was established by the Jolliffe Family in 2008 to recognize the contribution of Mr. Ray Jolliffe in the field of theatre production in the community of Lethbridge. Ray Jolliffe was an active member of the Lethbridge Theatre community for more than 40 years and his work backstage was instrumental in bringing untold productions to life. Ray was willing and able to handle many aspects of creating the magic of theatre. His work was a wonderful example of how the commitment of working behind the scenes is as rewarding as being on stage. The Ray Jolliffe Scholarship is a legacy of Mr. Jolliffe’s contributions to the arts.

Scholarship Value: $3,000

Scholarship Number: One to be awarded annually

Scholarship Purpose:
The scholarship will provide financial support to a student pursuing study in the field of “Theatre Production Design and Management” and/or “Media Production and Design” at a recognized Canadian post secondary educational institution.

Scholarship Eligibility:
Application for the scholarship is open to Canadian students, pursuing an education in “Theatre Production Design and Management” and/or “Media Production and Design”, who were born, raised or are presently resident in the geographic area from the County of Warner, west to the British Columbian border and Vulcan County south to the United States border.

Scholarship Application Deadline:
Application deadline is March 31. Recipients will be notified mid-April.

Scholarship Application Package:
For further information on the Ray Jolliffe Memorial Scholarship or to receive an Application Package please contact the Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge office:

318 7^th Street South
Lethbridge, AB T1J 2G2 
P: 403.320.0555
E: info@artslethbridge.org

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The Galt Museum & Archives in partnership with the Art History/Museum Studies program at the ��Ѹ�����Դ���߿�Ƭ of Lethbridge invites applications for a $1,500 award for one undergraduate student in any program at ULethbridge who identifies as Black, Indigenous, or racialized with an interest in Collections Management at the Galt Museum.

The award is offered as part of a work study opportunity at the museum in the Fall term.

This award is open to any undergraduate student at the UofL who identifies as Black, Indigenous, or racialized. Students must demonstrate an interest in museums and collections and must be able to work in Lethbridge for the internship. Recipients will be selected by a committee comprised of members of the Department of Art and staff member(s) at the Galt Museum & Archives. This is a competitive award and proposals will be adjudicated on the merit of submissions.