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Memorial University of Newfoundland
2023-24 Scholarship Recipients
2023-24 Scholarship Recipients
Chancellor's Graduate Award & Fry Family Foundation Graduate Leadership Award - to be announced
Chancellor's Undergraduate Award & Fry Family Foundation Undergraduate Leadership Award - to be announced
Clarice Diamond Fry Memorial Scholarship - to be announced
Charlotte Penwell Dolimount Memorial Scholarship - Nicole Colllins
Hugh J. Anderson Chemistry Scholarship - to be announced
J.M.C. Facey Engineering Scholarship - to be announced
Ralph Vincent Memorial Business Scholarship - to be announced
School of Music Dean's Scholarship - Aleksandar Cupkovic, St. John's
Dean's Leadership Award in the Faculty of Business Administration - to be announced
Dean's Leadership Award in Education - to be announced
Dean's Leadership Award in Engineering - Holly Clarke, St. John's
Chancellor's Undergraduate Award & Fry Family Foundation Undergraduate Leadership Award - to be announced
Clarice Diamond Fry Memorial Scholarship - to be announced
Charlotte Penwell Dolimount Memorial Scholarship - Nicole Colllins
Hugh J. Anderson Chemistry Scholarship - to be announced
J.M.C. Facey Engineering Scholarship - to be announced
Ralph Vincent Memorial Business Scholarship - to be announced
School of Music Dean's Scholarship - Aleksandar Cupkovic, St. John's
Dean's Leadership Award in the Faculty of Business Administration - to be announced
Dean's Leadership Award in Education - to be announced
Dean's Leadership Award in Engineering - Holly Clarke, St. John's
Community Centre Alliance Recipients
FFF CCA Post-Secondary MUN Scholarships are renewable for up to three additional years. Congratulations to this year's award winners and to the students who had their scholarships renewed for 2023-24. Learn more about these exceptional students here.
2023-24 Recipients:
Dr. Philip Warren Exceptional Achievement Scholarship - Dakota Butler
MUN Entrance Scholarship - Reanna Van Thiel
Bob Dawson Post-Secondary Entrance Scholarship - Safaa Nahhat
Renewals:
Dr. Philip Warren Exceptional Achievement Scholarship - Baraa Alkhalif, Madison Kennedy, Madison Murrins, Amy Wilcox, Nicholas Yetman, Allison Yetman
MUN Entrance Scholarship - Erika Meadus
Post-Secondary Entrance Scholarship - Jamila Nahhat, Momoh Octavious,Marissa Connors
Post-Secondary Opportunity Fund Scholarship - Jeremy Kakoko
FFF CCA Post-Secondary MUN Scholarships are renewable for up to three additional years. Congratulations to this year's award winners and to the students who had their scholarships renewed for 2023-24. Learn more about these exceptional students here.
2023-24 Recipients:
Dr. Philip Warren Exceptional Achievement Scholarship - Dakota Butler
MUN Entrance Scholarship - Reanna Van Thiel
Bob Dawson Post-Secondary Entrance Scholarship - Safaa Nahhat
Renewals:
Dr. Philip Warren Exceptional Achievement Scholarship - Baraa Alkhalif, Madison Kennedy, Madison Murrins, Amy Wilcox, Nicholas Yetman, Allison Yetman
MUN Entrance Scholarship - Erika Meadus
Post-Secondary Entrance Scholarship - Jamila Nahhat, Momoh Octavious,Marissa Connors
Post-Secondary Opportunity Fund Scholarship - Jeremy Kakoko
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The 2034-24 Award season at Memorial University began this year at the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science. In person events are always a great time to connect with scholarship recipients and FFF Alumni.
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School of Music Dean's Scholarship
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Aleksandar Cupkovic is the recipient of the FFF School of Music Dean’s Scholarship for the 2023-24 scholarship year. Aleksandar graduated from Gonzaga High School in June 2023. His musical career started at the age of nine with piano lessons. He was quickly hooked and soon went on to play in the Kiwanis music festival, and to take yearly examinations from the Royal Conservatory of Music. Around this time he also began to participate in school ensembles, such as jazz, concert, and student showcase bands throughout junior high school and high school. Aleksandar has received multiple first place awards in the Kiwanis Music Festival, most recently in the Junior 17 Concert Group for piano, and was also the Junior Instrumental Rose Bowl Runner-Up. He is also the keyboardist in a small band called Road De Luxe. Outside of the piano, Aleksander also has proficiency in mallet percussion, bass, drums, and trombone. He says, "I want to pursue music as I believe that it brings out emotions and feelings that can't be described, and has the incredible power to help others through many difficult situations. I hope that one day I can do the same for someone else with my music that the music of others has done for me, and I believe the award will help me achieve such a goal." such a goal.
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Dean's Leadership Award in Engineering
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Holly Clarke is the recipient of the FFF Dean's Leadership Award in Engineering. Holly is a Process Engineering Student (class of ’24) and has been working to support the future engineering community since her first year. In 2020, Holly co-founded Robogals Memorial University, a student group designed to help create a safe space for everyone in STEM fields by engaging, inspiring, and empowering the next generation of engineers and technologists. As Co-President of Robogals, Holly has developed curriculums for and ran over 20 workshops in elementary schools across Newfoundland and organized three yearly community events for children of all ages to explore STEM. In addition to Robogals, Holly was elected the junior and then senior VP External for the MUN Engineering Student Society ‘A’ where she represented MUN engineering students on a regional and national level. In her over three years on the engineering society, Holly helped run events to better the university experience of her fellow engineering students. In 2022 Holly was elected by engineering students across Atlantic Canada to represent them as Atlantic Ambassador on the board of directors of the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES) for the 2023-2024 academic year. As Atlantic Ambassador, Holly oversees and votes on all decisions made by the CFES to ensure that they are in the best interests of engineering students across the nine Atlantic universities.
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