Student experience

The Community Health Sciences Graduate Student Travel Awards support graduate students in Community Health Sciences to present their research at conferences.

Purpose: The purpose of these awards is to assist graduate students in sharing their research findings and advancing their academic and professional development.

Eligibility: Current full-time and part-time graduate students in Community Health Sciences are eligible for these awards. Applicants must be presenting a paper or a poster related to their research at a conference held outside the city of Winnipeg.

Criteria: Students are typically eligible to receive funding once per degree program.

How to apply: To apply, fill out the application form available on UM Learn.

The Community Health Science (CHS) and Public Health and Preventive Medicine (PHPM) Education and Research Travel Award supports graduate students and residents in the Department of Community Health Sciences who wish to attend academic meetings relevant to their studies. This award provides financial assistance to facilitate their participation in educational conferences, meetings, and courses related to Community Health Sciences and Public Health and Preventive Medicine.

Purpose: The purpose of the award is to enable students to enhance their academic and professional development by attending events that contribute to their knowledge and skills in Community Health Sciences and Public Health and Preventive Medicine. Priority is given to those who will present papers or posters at scientific meetings or conferences.

Eligibility:

1. Graduate students in the Department of Community Health Sciences.
2. Residents in the Public Health and Preventive Medicine (PHPM) Post Graduate Education Program in the Department of Community Health Sciences.

Criteria: Preference is given to candidates who will present a paper or poster at a scientific meeting or conference. Evidence of acceptance of the presentation must be provided. Applicants must also include details about the event, its location, dates, and any other funding sources available for their travel.

How to apply: To apply, complete the application form available onUM Learn. Submit the application letter and supporting materials electronically.

Deadline: Applications must be submitted by April 30 at 12:00 pm. Late applications will not be considered.

For more information, contact the college.

The David G. Fish Memorial Scholarship honors the memory of Dr. David G. Fish, the founding Department Head of the Department of Social/Preventative Medicine at the University of Manitoba. Established by his family, friends, and colleagues, an endowment fund was created at the University, with contributions from the Manitoba Scholarship and Bursary Initiative.

Purpose: This scholarship commemorates Dr. Fish's dedication to graduate education and international health. It supports graduate students in conducting research abroad, reflecting Dr. Fish's vision and achievements in the field of international health.

Eligibility: The scholarship is open to graduate students pursuing research abroad. Students from various academic backgrounds may apply, provided their research aligns with the scholarship's focus on international health.

Criteria: Applicants must demonstrate a commitment to conducting research that contributes to the field of international health. The research proposal should outline the student's objectives, methodology, and expected outcomes. Additionally, applicants should highlight their academic achievements and relevant experiences.

How to apply: To apply, students should submit a research proposal outlining their project's objectives, methodology, and significance in the field of international health. Application instructions and requirements can be found on the scholarship's official website or through the University's scholarship portal.

Deadline: The application deadline for the David G. Fish Memorial Scholarship is typically announced each year. Students should ensure they submit their applications by the specified deadline to be considered for the scholarship.

For more information: For further details about the scholarship, including application guidelines and deadlines, students are encouraged to visit the Graduate Studies Awards Database.

The Greene Memorial Fellowship was created by Joe Greene to support nurses pursuing advanced studies in community health or public health at the University of Manitoba. This fellowship aims to provide financial assistance to nurses dedicated to enhancing their education and expertise in these fields.

Purpose: The purpose of the Greene Memorial Fellowship is to offer financial support to nurses who are advancing their knowledge and skills in community health or public health. By providing scholarships, the fellowship aims to encourage nurses to pursue further education and contribute to the improvement of healthcare in their communities.

Eligibility: The fellowship is available to nurses who are enrolled in graduate programs related to community health or public health at the University of Manitoba. Recipients may hold the fellowship concurrently with other awards, subject to the policies of the Faculty of Graduate Studies. Previous recipients are eligible to reapply, although the fellowship is not automatically renewable.

Criteria: Applicants must be nurses actively pursuing advanced studies in community health or public health at the University of Manitoba. Preference may be given to candidates who demonstrate a strong commitment to improving healthcare in their communities. Previous academic achievements and relevant experiences may also be considered during the selection process.

How to apply: To apply for the Greene Memorial Fellowship, eligible candidates should submit an application following the guidelines provided by the University of Manitoba. Application materials typically include a completed application form, academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, and a personal statement outlining the applicant's academic and career goals in community health or public health.

Deadline: The deadline for submitting applications for the Greene Memorial Fellowship is usually announced each year. Applicants should ensure they submit their complete application by the specified deadline to be considered for the fellowship.

For more information: For more information about the Greene Memorial Fellowship, including application procedures and deadlines, interested students should visit the Graduate Studies Awards Database.

The Jenny Fraser Memorial Award was established in memory of Jenny Fraser, a graduate student in the Master of Science in Family Social Sciences program at the University of Manitoba. Following her passing in 2010, her family and friends created an endowment fund to provide a scholarship in her honor. Contributions from the Manitoba Scholarship and Bursary Initiative have also supported this fund.

Purpose: The purpose of the Jenny Fraser Memorial Award is to inspire the growth of professionals committed to enhancing the well-being of children and youth. This award aims to recognize and support individuals dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of young people.

Eligibility: The Jenny Fraser Memorial Award is available to students pursuing studies related to the improvement of children's and youth's lives. Eligible candidates may include graduate students in programs relevant to family social sciences or related fields at the University of Manitoba.

Criteria: Applicants for the Jenny Fraser Memorial Award should demonstrate a strong commitment to the betterment of children and youth. This may be evidenced through their academic pursuits, volunteer work, or professional experiences related to supporting young people and their families.

How to apply: To apply for the Jenny Fraser Memorial Award, eligible students should follow the application procedures outlined by the University of Manitoba. Application requirements typically include completing an application form, providing academic transcripts, and submitting any additional documents or statements required for consideration.

Deadline: The deadline for submitting applications for the Jenny Fraser Memorial Award is usually announced each year. Applicants should ensure they submit their complete application by the specified deadline to be considered for the scholarship.

For more information: For further details regarding the Jenny Fraser Memorial Award, including application guidelines, deadlines, and additional information, students are encouraged to visit Graduate Studies Awards Database.

The John (Jack) MacDonald Lederman and John Macdonell Bursary was established at the University of Manitoba through a generous testamentary gift of $144,611 from Mr. John McIntyre Stoddart. This bursary aims to provide financial assistance to graduate students enrolled in Community Health Sciences at the University.

Purpose: The purpose of the bursary is to offer financial support to graduate students pursuing studies in Community Health Sciences at the University of Manitoba. It aims to alleviate financial barriers and enable students to focus on their academic pursuits.

Eligibility: To be eligible for the John (Jack) MacDonald Lederman and John Macdonell Bursary, students must meet the following criteria:

• Enrolled full-time in the Faculty of Graduate Studies in a Master’s or Doctoral program in the Department of Community Health Sciences in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Manitoba.
• Main research focus on health economics.
• Minimum degree grade point average of 3.0.
  Demonstrated financial need on the standard University of Manitoba bursary application form.

Criteria: The bursary is awarded annually to one graduate student meeting the eligibility requirements. Preference is given to students with a primary research focus on health economics. Financial need and academic performance are also considered during the selection process.

How to apply: Students can apply for the bursary by completing the application form, which is typically available by mid to late August each year. The application must be submitted by the closing date of October 1. Applicants should ensure they meet all eligibility criteria and provide necessary documentation to support their application.

Deadline: The closing date to apply for the John (Jack) MacDonald Lederman and John Macdonell Bursary is October 1 each year. Late applications will not be accepted, so students are encouraged to submit their applications before the deadline.

For more information: For further inquiries regarding the bursary, students can email ccgh@umanitoba.ca.

The Manitoba Family Year 1994 Legacy Scholarship was established to commemorate the United Nations International Year of the Family in 1994. In recognition of the significant involvement of Manitoba citizens during this year, the Premier's Family Year-94 Volunteer Council and the Government of Manitoba created a fund of $50,000. The University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowship Matching Funds Program also provided matching funds to support this initiative.

Purpose: The purpose of the Manitoba Family Year 1994 Legacy Scholarship is to support and encourage research on the family. This scholarship aims to recognize academic excellence among graduate students studying in the Department of Family Social Sciences at The University of Manitoba.

Eligibility: The scholarship is available to graduate students enrolled in the Department of Family Social Sciences at The University of Manitoba. Eligible candidates must be pursuing studies related to family research.

Criteria: Applicants for the Manitoba Family Year 1994 Legacy Scholarship should demonstrate academic excellence and a commitment to research on family-related topics. The scholarship is awarded based on merit, with consideration given to the applicant's academic achievements and research goals.

How to apply: Students interested in applying for the scholarship should follow the application procedures provided by The University of Manitoba. Application requirements typically include completing an application form, providing academic transcripts, and submitting any additional documents required for consideration.

Deadline: The deadline to apply for the Manitoba Family Year 1994 Legacy Scholarship is usually announced each year. Applicants should ensure they submit their complete application by the specified deadline to be considered for the scholarship.

For more information: For further information about the Manitoba Family Year 1994 Legacy Scholarship, interested students can visit the Faculty of Graduate Studies Awards Database.