Scholarships at Mount Saint Vincent University

Mount Saint Vincent University students with a minimum 3.5 GPA and faculty nomination for superior in-class performance may receive the Assisium Endowed Scholarship. The award amount varies. Presented by the Alumnae Association in honour of former Dean and President Sister Francis d'Assisi and the first business instructor, Sister Assisium.

Mount Saint Vincent University in-course students pursuing science who have demonstrated high marks in mathematics. One scholarship; the amount varies with endowment yield. Faculty-nominated in-course award. Established by M. Jane Phillips in memory of Sara Elizabeth Phillips, a teacher who believed women could pursue interests in any field they choose.

Mount Saint Vincent University senior Applied Human Nutrition students are nominated by faculty for superior scholarship in nutrition and dietetics theory and research design and methodology. One award of varying amount is granted with no separate application. Recipients are chosen by the department and presented at the professional induction ceremony. The award was established by former students and colleagues of Alleyne Murphy to promote academic excellence in the nutrition and dietetics program.

Mount Saint Vincent University students with outstanding academic achievement in their entering grades and demonstrated financial need may apply. The scholarship amount varies and is awarded annually. Applicants must submit a resume and a letter demonstrating financial need. Established by Annette Verschuren, DHUML '96, to recognize the university's commitment to academic excellence.

Mount Saint Vincent University students whose major and minor work includes Canadian Studies and Sociology/Anthropology, and who are academically outstanding, may receive this scholarship. One award is available; the amount varies. It is normally awarded after two full years (10.0 units) of study. Selection is by recommendation of the Sociology/Anthropology Department. Established in 1984 to honour Marial Mosher, a long-time member of the Sociology/Anthropology Department and supporter of Canadian Studies and continuing education.

Full-time or part-time students at Mount Saint Vincent University who are involved in the university community, such as societies or committees, may apply for this scholarship. The amount varies. Applicants must submit a letter detailing their university involvement. The Students' Union established the award in 1985 to commemorate the Mount's Diamond Jubilee.