G. Clarence Elliott Fellowship

The fellowship was established in 1994 in honour of Mr. G. Clarence Elliott, former vice- president and treasurer of The Great-West Life Assurance Company, who also made his mark as a real estate pioneer. 

• Original donors and endowment statement (PDF)

Eligibility

Full-time students in either a master's or doctoral program in:

• Agricultural economics (Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences),
• Architecture (Faculty of Architecture)
• Business administration (Asper School of Business)
• City planning (Faculty of Architecture)
• Economics (Faculty of Arts)
• Statistics (Faculty of Science) 

Preference may be given to a student who grew up in a geographical area outside a principal city, and financial need may also be a factor, especially when other factors are judged to be substantially equal.

Fellowship details

The fellowship is a maximum of $10,000. 

Annual recipients will be invited to a congratulatory dinner and will be presented with a certificate at the event.

The award is not renewable, although previous recipients may reapply in a subsequent year, subject to a satisfactory progress report from the recipient's advisor and department (including a GPA of at least 3.0).

This scholarship may not be awarded every year depending on the amount available in the endowment fund account.

Apply for the fellowship