One award of $500 will be presented annually to a student registered in the last half of UNB's Occupational Health and Safety certificate program.

Preference will be given to self-identified diversity applicants who meet the eligibility and selection criteria requirements.

Eligibility

To be eligible for the SaskPower Safety Award, a student must:

• Be able to demonstrate strong academic achievement.
• Have an academic standing of at least 70% average in completing the first 6 courses (first half) of the Health, Safety, and Environmental Processes certificate program.
• Be enrolled in the second half (last 5 courses) of the Health, Safety and Environmental Processes certificate program.
• Be a Saskatchewan resident. You are considered a Saskatchewan resident if any of the following is true: you have always lived in Saskatchewan; you or your spouse filed a Saskatchewan income tax return for the last tax year; or, your parents filed a Saskatchewan tax return for the last tax year.

Selection criteria

Award applicants will be evaluated based on:

• Academic achievement (worth 70% of overall scoring)
• Leadership qualities and balanced lifestyle (i.e. Community involvement, participation in extra-curricular activities) (worth 30% of overall scoring)

Application deadline: Sept. 30 of each year

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This award is equal to the approximate value of a Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety or Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety course.

We give out a maximum of five (5) awards a year with two awarded in winter, one in summer and two in fall.

Eligibility

• Awarded to students who are enrolled in the Certificate or Advanced Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety at UNB Fredericton.
• Recipients must be residents of New Brunswick.
• A student may hold no more than one Occupational Health and Safety Award within a calendar year.

Deadlines to apply: Jan. 31 for winter, May 31 for summer and Sept. 30 for fall.

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The Chad Bradley Scholarship was established to honour the memory of Governor Catherine (Chad) Bradley, who passed away in 2018.

Awarded annually, this $3,000 national scholarship is available to women pursuing careers in the field of occupational health and safety.

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Every year, in memory of Dick Martin, the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health & Safety awards the Dick Martin Scholarship.

Three $3000 scholarships are given to students enrolled in an OHS-related course or program from an accredited college or university.

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