Enquiries:

Please contact: undergrad [dot] eeb (at)utoronto [dot] ca

or Colleen Kerluk, Undergraduate Administrator 416-946-8612

Carol Finlay, Undergraduate Assistant 416-978-2084

Corey Goldman, Assoc. Chair, Undergraduate Studies 416-978-7163

Tammy Pecoskie, BIO120H & 220H Administrator, 416-978-7588

 

Undergraduate Awards

The Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology offers awards for undergraduate students in one of our major or specialist programs.

The awards listed below are based on financial need, therefore those students already receiving OSAP will be automatically considered. For those not receiving OSAP, you are required to fill out an Undergraduate Grant Application and submit it to the EEB Undergraduate Office (ES3055B) by Friday, June 15, 2012. The November 1st deadline is intended for non-EEB awards – please adhere to the deadline indicated above.

If you have financial need and are submitting an application for consideration, please keep the following things in mind:
1) Clearly indicate which award you are applying for on Page 3 of the Undergraduate Grant Application
2) Be sure that you meet the criteria for the award you are applying for. Attach a ROSI academic record to the application, and highlight relevant award criteria.

If you have general financial need questions or require financial counseling, please visit the Admissions and Awards, Student Financial Support website. 

AWARDS

Jacques Berger Bursary
– Awarded to student entering or within third or fourth year; either full-time or part-time status; Awarded on the basis of financial need; Academic merit is also considered; Awarded to students who have participated in an EEB or OUPFB field course. The award may be held only once.

Edwin J. Crossman Bursary – Awarded to student in fourth year; either full-time or part-time status; Awarded on the basis of financial need; Academic merit is also considered; Awarded to students studying freshwater fishes, freshwater fisheries, freshwater ecology, or ecology (having taken at least one of the following courses: EEB319H1, EEB321H1, EEB322H1, EEB324H1, EEB328H1, EEB370H1, EEB428H1, EEB440H1, EEB468H1, EEB471H1).

J.R. Dymond Memorial Award – Awarded to student in second or third year; either full-time or part-time status; Awarded on the basis of financial need; Academic merit may also be considered; Awarded to a student in a Specialist or Major program offered by the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology who has completed a core course in ecology (currently ENV234Y, EEB319H, or EEB321H); The award may be held only once.

J. Bruce Falls Bursary – Awarded to student entering fourth year; either full-time or part-time status; Awarded on the basis of financial need; Academic merit may also be considered; Awarded to a student in a Specialist or Major Program offered by the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology.

Dr. Paul H.M. Guo Bursary
– Awarded to student entering second, third or fourth year; either full-time or part-time status; Awarded on the basis of financial need; Academic merit will also be considered; Students in a Specialist or Major Program offered by the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology are eligible, with preference given to students studying environmental science or ecology; The award may be held only once; The recipient will be sent a statement outlining the Guo family rationale for establishing this award.

Raymond R. Langford Bursary
– Awarded to a student in fourth year; either full-time or part-time status; Awarded on the basis of financial need; Awarded to student studying ecology or aquatic ecology (having taken at least one of EEB319H1, EEB321H1, EEB322H1, EEB324H1, EEB328H1, EEB370H1, EEB428H1, EEB440H1, EEB468H1, EEB471H1, or EEB495Y1); The award may be held only once.

Isabella Moffat Gilchrist Prize – Awarded to a student in second, third or fourth year; either full-time or part-time status; Awarded to student who was enrolled in EEB330H1 and had “the best collection of flowering plants or an outstanding botanical project” in that course

Edmund Murton Walker Scholarship
– Awarded to a student in third or fourth year; either full-time or part-time status with an A average; Awarded on the basis of financial need; Awarded to an outstanding student in a Specialist or Major Program offered by the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, with a preference for a student in a Zoology Specialist or Major Program, selected on the basis of his/her entire university career. 
  
James D. Rising Scholarship in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology - Awarded to a student with financial need and academic merit in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology who is participating in a field biology course.  Interested applicants should apply to the Associate Chair, Undergraduate Affairs, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology.  Please click here for more information. 

Hadwen Walker Scholarship in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology – Awarded to an outstanding student who is entering a third or fourth year in a Specialist or Major Program offered by the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology.

Dorothy Whiting Scholarship in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology – Awarded to a student in fourth year; either full time or part-time status with an A average; Awarded to an : An outstanding student in a Specialist or Major Program offered by the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology.

Recipients for the following two awards are selected by the BIO120H Office based on academic merit.

 

Northrop Frye - Summer Research Experience Scholarship - Awarded to an outstanding student who has successfully completed BIO120H or BIO220H. The award will fund summer research in the discipline of evolution, ecology, or behaviour. 

Chinese Canadian Association of Biomedical Professionals Scholarship - Awarded to the student who obtains the highest mark in BIO120H.