At a Glance Grad Students Receive Research Scholarships The Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarships aim to develop research skills and assist in the training of highly-qualified personnel by supporting students who demonstrate a high standard of scholarly achievement in undergraduate and graduate studies in the social sciences and humanities. “Receiving the Bombardier means that I have the financial freedom to focus on studies and research through my Masters journey. It is also validation of the hard work and dedication that I have, and will continue to put into my career as a counsellor/psychologist,” says Master of Education in Counselling Psychology student, Erica Parr. L to R: Gail Bailey, Ricardo Avelar, Allie Borgstrom, Erica Parr, Amy Magliocco
Awards Celebrating Students
Trevor James received the Faculty of Education Academic Gold Medal for the most distinguished graduate in the academic year. “Receiving the Academic Gold Medal in Education is a true honour, and further motivation in continuing to develop as an effective educator for my prospective students.”
Excellence
Catherine Siebring received the William Aberhart Gold Medal in Education. The award symbolizes the highest general proficiency in the final two years of a bachelor of education program. “Teaching is something that I am passionate about and it is such a blessing to be recognized in an area that is so important to me. It definitely encourages me to continue to give my best as I begin my teaching career.”
Maike Horn received the Master of Education Medal of Merit. “For me the award compels me to continue doing the research I enjoy. As a teacher, I hope to instill in students an interest in the subjects I teach. I want to encourage lifelong learning not just for students but for the broader educational community.”
The U of L Faculty of Education
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Jennifer Gerlock recieved the Master of Counselling (Counselling Psychology) Medal of Merit. “The award is representative of the amazing support I’ve been shown by family, friends, classmates, professors, and U of L staff. This award shows that a great community helps individuals to shine.”