Toronto Metropolitan Faculty Association Scholarships
Every year the Toronto Metropolitan Faculty Association Scholarships are awarded. They include two Full-Time Student Awards, a Part-Time Student Award, the Leadership Award and two Indigenous Student Awards. Information about eligibility and criteria for each scholarship can be found below the awardees for 2022/2023.
Awardees for 2022/2023
Salina Nichols
Indigenous Student Award
Sociology (Hons)
Faculty of Arts
Graduating 2024
Devlin Williams
Indigenous Student Award
Juris Doctor (Law)
Lincoln Alexander School of Law
Graduating 2023
Jacob Goldis
Full-Time Student Award
Business Management – Law and Business (Hons)
Ted Rogers School of Management
Graduating 2024
Gabrielle Samson
Full-Time Student Award
Creative Industries
The Creative School
Graduating 2024
Ritika
Leadership Award
Business Management (Hons)
Ted Rogers School of Management
Graduating 2024
Jacqueline Chung
Part-Time Student Award
Business Technology Management
Ted Rogers School of Management
Graduating 2024
Full-time, Part-time, and Leadership Awards
Purpose
The Toronto Metropolitan Faculty Association acknowledges the efforts of students who maintain academic proficiency and demonstrate a commitment to Social Justice and/or Labour Relations, both on- and off-campus.
Amount
- Two (2) awards in the amount of $3,000 each are available for students in full-time degree programs.
- One (1) award in the amount of $2,000 is available for a part-time student in a part-time degree program.
- One (1) Leadership Award.
Indigenous Student Awards
Purpose
Annually, the Toronto Metropolitan Faculty Association acknowledges the efforts of Indigenous students who maintain academic proficiency, as well as demonstrate a commitment to Social Justice and/or Labour Relations both on and off-campus.
Amount
- Two (2) scholarships of $3,000 each will be awarded as follows:
- One (1) graduate student will receive $3,000 to assist with educational expenses.
- One (1) undergraduate student will receive $3,000 to assist with educational expenses.
Eligibility
Students are expected to be of Indigenous Ancestry (First Nations, Inuit, Métis, non-Status, Status)