Commonly known as Mount, the Mount Saint Vincent University was established in the year 1873 and is standing at Halifax, Canada. It is a public university and offers undergraduate courses or say programs in the field of arts, science, education and professional studies. Apart from undergraduate studies, the institution also offers courses in school psychology, child and youth study, gerontology, public relation and women studies also. Due to special programs and location, it is very much in talk between the students. The institution on its own is unique. 
 
Facts -&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>The university is very much known for its small size class which is lowest on national level. It&rsquo;s about 23.</li>
	<li>The Mount is the only university to get a Chair in Learning Disabilities.</li>
	<li>The university educates students from more than 190 courses.</li>
	<li>It welcomes enrollment of students from over 64 countries.</li>
	<li>Mount university is the only institution in Canada to have a masters of Public Relations program.</li>
</ul>

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<h3>On-Campus Accommodation -&nbsp;</h3>

Many different on-campus housing choices are available at Mount Saint Vincent University.

<ul>
	<li>Residence Halls -&nbsp;Three buildings make up the conventional residence halls. These buildings include single and shared rooms as well as gathering spaces for studying and socializing. There are communal kitchen and lounge areas on each floor, and each building includes laundry facilities.</li>
	<li>Apartments -&nbsp;There are single and double bedrooms, a living area, a full kitchen and a private bathroom in the apartment-style dwellings on campus.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Meal Plans -&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>Students at Mount Saint Vincent University are required to purchase a meal plan in order to have entrance to the campus dining hall.</li>
	<li>In the apartment-style accommodations, students have the choice of purchasing a meal plan or cooking their own meals in their individual kitchens.</li>
</ul>

<h3>Off-Campus Accommodation -&nbsp;</h3>

Off-campus housing costs near Mount Saint Vincent University might change based on the area, facilities, and kind of lodging. Here are some samples of the typical monthly rent costs for nearby housing:

<ul>
	<li>Apartments shared: CAD 400 - CAD 800 per month.</li>
	<li>Private apartments: CAD 800 -&nbsp;CAD 1,500 CAD&nbsp;per month.</li>
</ul>

It is crucial to remember that these prices are only averages and might fluctuate. Before settling on an off-campus residence, it is advised you do some research and weigh your possibilities.

Some popular websites to search for off-campus accommodation near Mount Saint Vincent University include -

<ul>
	<li>Kijiji Halifax</li>
	<li>Halifax Rentals</li>
	<li>RentFaster.ca</li>
	<li>PadMapper</li>
</ul>

Accommodation

Over 40,000 alumni from Mount Saint Vincent University comprise a vibrant and varied community.

<ul>
	<li>Numerous distinguished people from a wide range of professions and sectors make up the alumni network.</li>
	<li>The university&#39;s alumni organisation also provides its members with a variety of chances for networking, activities, and advantages.</li>
</ul>

Notable Alumni -&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>Sarah McLachlan - Canadian singer-songwriter</li>
	<li>Stephen Lewis - Former Canadian Ambassador to the United Nations</li>
	<li>Iain Rankin - Nova Scotia Premier&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

alumni

After reviewing&nbsp;the Admission and Language requirements and are ready to apply, visit the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.msvu.ca/future-students/apply-now/">online application centre</a>. Make sure to<a href="https://www.msvu.ca/pay/">&nbsp;pay the application fee</a>&nbsp;afterwards.

Application Fee -&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>UG - 40 CAD</li>
	<li>PG&nbsp;- 50 CAD</li>
</ul>

MSVU provides its students a dynamic on-campus experience through various events, clubs, and organizations.

Student Union

<ul>
	<li>The student union plans events and activities year-round, such as sporting events, academic events, cultural events, and leisure pursuits.</li>
</ul>

Sports and Athletics

<ul>
	<li>On-campus at MSVU is a fully equipped fitness centre with a gym, exercise programmes, a weight room, and an indoor track.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Diversity and inclusion

<ul>
	<li>MSVU is dedicated to fostering a diverse and inclusive campus environment.</li>
	<li>For students from all backgrounds, including Indigenous, LGBTQ+, and international students, the institution maintains a diversity and inclusion office that offers assistance and resources.</li>
</ul>

Health and Wellness

<ul>
	<li>The Mount Health Office in Assisi Hall at Mount Saint Vincent University offers health services to students and teachers.</li>
	<li>In addition, LifeMark Physiotherapy is regarded as a component of free medical services.</li>
</ul>

The Mount Saint Vincent university is very well known for its own personalized way of teaching. Due  to its small size class and very efficient teacher student ratio, learning at this institution is a very great experience. Over 4,000 students from overseas get to learn in this very diverse and unique community.  Therefore, we at Azent recommend you Mount Saint Vincent University.


Verdict

About 150 full-time faculty members work at MSVU and are committed to teaching, research, and service. They are dedicated to giving students a top-notch education and are leaders in their professions.

Three faculties make up the University -&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>Faculty of Arts</li>
	<li>Faculty of Education</li>
	<li>Faculty of Professional Studies 
	&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

faculty

The Mount offers bursaries (awards based on your financial situation) and scholarships (awards based on merit), with the most funding available to international students.

<ul>
	<li>In addition to applying for our bursary programmes, fresh out of high school students may be eligible for entry scholarships that are automatically awarded depending on acceptance (see Financial Aid for additional details).</li>
</ul>

Available Awards -&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>Accounting Achievement Award</li>
	<li>Alleyne Murphy Undergraduate Award</li>
	<li>Andrea M. and Charles R. Bronfman Award in Canadian Studies</li>
</ul>

Financial Aid

The campus of Mount Saint Vincent University is quite green.

<ul>
	<li>The campus of MSVU is up-to-date and well-equipped, including a library, computer labs, classrooms, lecture halls, and cutting-edge research facilities.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>With a collection of around 59 articles, 25 e-journals, 34 e-books, more than 4,000 full-text journals, and a subscription to about 20 movies, the library within the E. Margaret Fulton Communications Centre is enhanced.</li>
	<li>Students at MSVU have access to a variety of recreational amenities, such as a fitness centre, swimming pool, basketball courts, and soccer grounds.</li>
	<li>Numerous amenities are available in the Rosaria Student Centre, including student unions, lounges, the Fountain Play Centre, Vinnie&#39;s Pub, and many others.</li>
	<li>The Art Gallery of the university is very famous. It exhibits talent throughout the year.</li>
</ul>

Campus Safety -&nbsp;

The security at the university campus is very good. 24/7 security officers patrol the campus. Additionally, the officers and security staff are always ready with an Emergency Response Plan.

infrastructure

Halifax, or, say, Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM), is the capital of Nova Scotia. Initially, the HRM consisted of Halifax, Bedford, Dartmouth and Halifax County.

<ul>
	<li>It is regarded as one of the major economic centres of the Canadian region.</li>
	<li>The city has numerous landmark buildings and districts full of historical significance.</li>
	<li>Halifax reflects the culture and scenery of Nova Scotia. Lots of museums and galleries are witnessed by travellers while touring the city.</li>
</ul>

Important landmarks/places nearby -&nbsp;

<ol>
	<li>Halifax Citadel National Historic Site is 4 mins drive from the city.</li>
	<li>The Emigrant Statue is a tourist attraction close to, being just 3 mins away.</li>
	<li>Halifax Waterfront is close to the city and is just 2 mins away.</li>
	<li>Old Town Clock is also very close and is 2 mins drive away.</li>
	<li>Point Pleasant Park is a tourist attraction and is about 10 mins in time distance.</li>
</ol>

Crime Rate -&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>The crime rate in the city is moderate and is about 40.36%. Need not to mention that students should always be alert and take precautions.</li>
</ul>

 
Nearby Airports -

<ol>
	<li>Halifax Stanfield international airport is half an hour away from the central city.</li>
	<li>Shearwater TACAN UAW airport is also about 25 mins away from the city.</li>
	<li>Lake William Waterdome is a sea airport and is also 25 mins drive away.</li>
</ol>

Nearby Subways and train stations -&nbsp;

<ol>
	<li>Halifax station, which is about 16 mins away from the university campus.</li>
	<li>Truro station is the farthest and about a 1-hour drive from the campus.</li>
</ol>

Location

Graduates from Mount Saint Vincent University (MSVU) are known for being highly employable.&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>Through co-op and internship programmes, MSVU collaborates with several&nbsp;businesses and organizations to give students chances to get work experience.</li>
	<li>The university&#39;s career services centre also provides help with job searching, resume and cover letter critiques, interview coaching, and networking opportunities.</li>
	<li>Graduates earn an average of&nbsp;5000 CAD per year.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Companies -&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>IBM</li>
	<li>TD Bank</li>
	<li>Nova Scotia Power, and many others.</li>
</ul>

Placements

The city has a humid continental climate. Summers in the region are warm and winters are just mild. The mean temperature in Halifax is about from 24*C high to -8*C low. 

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Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Modern Languages (Chinese, French and Spanish)

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in English

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in History

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) with a Concentration in Tourism and Hospitality Management

Bachelor's in Tourism and Hospitality Management

Certificate in Tourism & Hospitality Management

Diploma in Tourism & Hospitality Management

Graduate Certificate in Health Communication and Aging

Applied Human Nutrition (Bsc)

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Sociology & Anthropology

Master of Applied Human Nutrition

Master of Arts in Family Studies and Gerontology (MA FSGN)

Master of Family Studies and Gerontology (MFSGN)

Master of Science Applied Human Nutrition

Masters Degree in Educational Psychology

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Cultural Studies

Diploma in Business Administration

Certificate of Proficiency in French

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Family Studies

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Public Policy Studies

Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Computer Science

Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Psychology

Master of Arts (MA) in School Psychology

Master of Arts in Education (Elementary and Middle School Education)

Master of Arts in School Psychology (MA SP)

Bachelor of Education (Elementary/Secondary)

Child and Youth Study Program (BA)

Master of Arts (MA) in Women and Gender Studies

Master of Arts in Child and Youth Study

Master of Education (Elementary and Middle School Education)

Certificate in Accounting

Certificate in Business Administration

Certificate in Community Leadership

Certificate in Marketing

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Canadian Studies

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Economics

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Gerontology

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Philosophy

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Political Studies

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Religious Studies

Bachelor of Public Relations

Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Biology

Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Chemistry

Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Mathematics

Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Statistics

Master of Arts in Education (MAEd)

Master of Public Relations

Masters Degree in Curriculum Studies

Masters Degree in Literacy Education

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Communication

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Peace and Conflict Studies

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Women's Studies

Bachelor of Business Administration

Master of Arts (Communication)

Masters Degree in Lifelong Learning

How Do I Apply for an Entrance Scholarship?

High school students who apply for admission before March 15 with an average of 80 percent or more qualify for an entrance scholarship. In order to be considered, the following entrance scholarships require supplemental application material as noted in each description below.

Student Leadership Award

Two scholarship awards each made possible through the generosity of the Nickle Family Foundation.

Nickle Family Foundation Endowed Scholarships

How do I apply for a Diamond Jubilee Entrance Scholarship?

Mature Students

Mature students entering the University for the first time or re-entering to complete a first degree after a period away from study, are eligible for these Scholarships listed below.

Mature entrants must apply specifically for an award individually by providing the following supplemental documentation to the Committee on Admissions and Scholarships:
A formal letter of application which should indicate the applicant's likelihood for academic success and, therefore, their suitability for an entrance award
A resume
At least two letters of reference,
Submit application material to scholarships@msvu.ca- include scholarship name in the subject line.
Deadline for admission and supplemental application material in order to be eligible for specific entrance scholarships: March 15 for study beginning the following September

Nancy Ruth Jubilee Endowed Scholarship

This scholarship, funded by the family of Vidya Seth, as well as colleagues and former students of Dr. Ram Seth, will be awarded annually to an academically outstanding student whose major work included any one of the disciplines enumerated below in an order of preference;
Economics
Public Policy
Liberal Arts program
Physical Science program with specialization in Biology, Physics or an applied science.
In order to be eligible for this scholarship, a student must have completed 5.0 units of university work and must be enrolled as a full-time student in any of the above undergraduate programs.

Vidya Seth Endowed Scholarship

This scholarship will be made annually to a student enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Applied Human Nutrition (Dietetics) Internship Education Program at Mount Saint Vincent University who intends to become a dietitian. The recipient will have demonstrated a high degree of professionalism, leadership, and dedication to dietetics. Preference to students from the Atlantic Region.

The Thea Holland Memorial Endowed Scholarship For Leadership in and Dedication to Dietetics

This scholarship was established by Colonel Sidney Oland in memory of his wife, Linda in 1966. The Oland family association with Mount Saint Vincent goes back to the very first day the school opened its doors in 1873.

Linda Oland Endowed Scholarship

Please contact Financial Aid, 207 Evaristus Hall

This scholarship is awarded annually to a student pursuing a BA (Child and Youth Study) who has completed a minimum of 12.0 units of study including 0.5 units of practicum (transfer credits can be counted towards these requirements) and who has demonstrated a commitment to working with children or youth with disabilities and fostering inclusive practice as demonstrated through their academic study, practicum, volunteer and/or work experience. Students may only receive this scholarship once.

Canadian Progress Club-Halifax Child and Youth Study Scholarship in Memory of Patricia Morse

The Marial Mosher Scholarship was established in 1984 to honour the contribution of Marial Mosher, long-time member of the Sociology/Anthropology Department and enthusiastic supporter of Canadian Studies and continuing education. This scholarship is awarded to an academically outstanding student whose major and minor work includes Canadian Studies, and sociology/anthropology. The scholarship is awarded annually upon the recommendation of the Sociology/Anthropology Department, normally to a student who has completed 2 full years (or 10.0 units) of study.

Marial Mosher Endowed Scholarship

The Dr. Elizabeth Weber Scholarship was established by colleagues, friends and former students in honour of Dr. Elizabeth Weber, an alumna, long-time faculty member and former Chair of the Department of Business Administration. Preference will be given to students entering their third or fourth year of full-time studies in the Business Administration degree program.

Dr. Elizabeth Weber Endowed Scholarship

Presented by the Alumnae Association in honour of a former Dean and President, Sister Francis d'Assisi and the first business instructor, Sister Assisium.

Assisium Endowed Scholarship

Once enrolled in Mount coursework, students are considered at the conclusion of the September to April academic year (or if a co-op student on work term, at the conclusion of the September to August year) on the basis of having achieved an overall minimum GPA of 3.50 or better in three units, and having received faculty scholarship nomination. Students are reminded that meeting the minimum eligibility criteria does not guarantee receipt of a scholarship or renewal of a previous scholarship.

Full-Time In-Course & Merit Scholarships

Please contact Financial Aid, 207 Evaristus Hall.

Mary Dee Girroir dedicated herself to the principle of helping others. This scholarship, established by her friends, commemorates that principle. Awarded annually to a student entering second year who has participated in the cultural life of the University with first preference to a student enrolled in the cultural studies program

Mary Dee Girroir Endowed Memorial Scholarship

Made possible by Shelley Adamson-Squires, in memory of John (Dewey) Squires, a former president of the student Business Society. This award will be made to a student who has already completed at least 5.0 units of business credits at Mount Saint Vincent University and is registered in the Bachelor of Business Administration program. The student will be expected to have a minimum 80 percent academic average and be recommended by the Business Department faculty for qualities such as motivation, participation in student activities, and overall leadership.

John (Dewey) Squires Memorial Endowed Scholarship

In recognition of Sister Mary Albertus, president of the Mount 1974-78 and awarded to a student who has already completed at least 5.0 units at the Mount and is registered in the liberal arts or science degree programs. The student will be expected to have a high academic average, and be recommended by faculty for qualities such as motivation, class participation, integrity of character, concern for people and commitment to duty.

Albertus Magnus Endowed Scholarship

Established to honour Margaret Flemming, who was a student in the early dietetics program at Mount Saint Vincent University, by her family which includes four Mount alumni. This scholarship is awarded annually to a student enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Applied Human Nutrition (Dietetics) degree program who has demonstrated outstanding academic achievement.

Margaret Flemming Endowed Scholarship

Established in recognition of the contribution of the Sisters of Charity to Mount Saint Vincent University. In the Sisters' tradition of helping others, this fund is designated to assist students who

Sisters of Charity Endowed Scholarship

Established in memory of Dr. Robert McDonald, by his spouse Wendy, sons Chris and Andrew as well as many friends and colleagues. A Professor of Organic Chemistry for over 30 years at Mount Saint Vincent University, Dr. Bob was ever the scientist - always teaching, researching or seeking answers. This scholarship is awarded annually to a promising fourth-year chemistry student enrolled at Mount Saint Vincent University. Preference to a BSc. honours student majoring in Chemistry and/or a BSc focusing on Organic Chemistry.

Dr. Bob Scholarship

How Do I Apply for an Entrance Scholarship?

In order to be considered for an entrance scholarship you need to submit a complete application for admission to the University by March 15.

High school graduates who have not attended a post-secondary institution and are within one year of graduation are also eligible for entrance scholarship consideration.

How does the Mount calculate my scholarship?

The Mount uses a simple formula for calculating the average used for scholarship awards. We use the most current transcript received in our office by March 15. The 
scholarship average is comprised of the applicants top five grade 12 academic grades; including English. If the applicant does not have five grade 12 academic grades, then the top grade 11 academic grades will be used to round out the five. It is important to note that in order to qualify for entrance scholarships, the applicant's official transcript needs to present at least three grade 12 academic grades by the March 15th deadline.

Each IB, AP or advanced level course used in the calculation of the scholarship average will add one percentage point to that average.

Beta Sigma Phi Endowed Scholarship

MSVU Pension Members Endowed Scholarship Fund

Established by the Mount Saint Vincent University Faculty Association in memory of Dr. Margie O'Brien, a much loved colleague who will always be remembered for her inspiring leadership as the unionized Association's first president.

In order to be eligible for the scholarship, a student must have completed 5.0 units of university work and must be enrolled full time in an undergraduate program, including education, during the year in which the scholarship is held.

Applicants will be judged according to their academic record. It would also be desirable for the candidate to have a record of community activism. Applicants must provide documentary evidence of their achievement in these areas.

Dr. Margie O'Brien Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Established by the Estate of Jean Isabel Soper. Intended to support a female applicant enrolled in a technological or physical science program with specialization in chemistry, physics, or an applied science. Preference will be given to those students who are intending to obtain a future degree in engineering. This scholarship may be awarded for successive years if the recipient has made satisfactory progress toward her degree in the opinion of the Committee on Admissions and Scholarships.

Jean Isabel Soper Estate Endowed Scholarship

Established by the class of '81, the first graduating class in public relations. Awarded annually to a public relations student who has achieved outstanding academic achievement in a minimum of two 3000-level public relations courses.

Public Relations Alumnae Endowed Scholarship

Established by Terrence Paris in memory of his father, Geoffrey Paris, in recognition of his public life of three decades as a writer and editor of business publications at the Winnipeg Industrial Development Board and at the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce, and a private life dedicated to developing his skills as a creative writer. This scholarship is awarded to a full-time student who has completed a minimum of 10.0 units of study and is pursuing a Bachelor of Public Relations Degree.

Geoffrey Ettridge Paris Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Ralph M. Medjuck, Q.C. Centennial Hotels Jubilee Endowed Scholarship

Established by Pauline's son Stephen, along with family, friends and colleagues. This scholarship is in memory of Dr. Pauline Jones, a former Vice-President, Academic and member of the Psychology Department, who was an advocate of research. Awarded annually, based on the recommendation from the psychology department, to a full-time student in the final year of an honours program in psychology.

Pauline A. Jones Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Established by Mount faculty member, Dr. Jane Gordon, to recognize the life-long commitment to education and social equality of her mother, Reba Gordon. This scholarship celebrates four generations of Gordon/Sanders women. Awarded to women pursuing studies in the liberal arts and sciences who have completed at least 5.0 units of study.

Gordon-Sanders Endowed Scholarship

Established by Mount alumna Kellie Davis, (BSc '04), MD, FRCPC, a medical geneticist, in appreciation and recognition of her educational experience and faculty mentors at the Mount (Dr. Amalie Frohlich, Sister Sheilagh Martin, Dr. Ron MacKay, Dr. Nick Hill, Prof. Earl Martin, Dr. Susan Boyd, Dr. Tina Harriott). This scholarship is awarded annually to a third or fourth year student pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree at Mount Saint Vincent University. First preference will be to a student who has an interest in genetics. Second preference to a student with an interest in medical science.

Dr. Kellie Davis Scholarship

Established by Lily O.P. Wong Chan, BA '61, this scholarship is awarded annually to a full-time, third or fourth year, female student planning to pursue a career in social work or teaching, with outstanding academic achievement in a Bachelor of Arts degree program. (This may also include BA Child & Youth Study).

Lily On-Ping Wong Chan Scholarship

Established by Janet (Pottie) Murray and Jock Murray in loving memory of their parents, George and Nonie (Wallace) Murray and Frank and Kathleen (Hyland) Pottie in celebration of their 50th anniversary. This scholarship is awarded annually to a student who has completed at least one year of a Bachelor of Science degree and who has demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and leadership abilities. Preference will be to students dedicated to establishing a career in the field of science communications. Students must submit a resume detailing their previous academic achievements, educational and career goals in science.

Murray-Pottie Scholarship in Science

Established by her daughter M. Jane Phillips, this scholarship is given in memory of a woman who, for 16 years before her marriage, was a teacher in North Carolina, Montana, and Cuba. The family, in the post Civil War of the Southern United States, were determined that their 11 daughters and sons acquired a post-secondary education and beyond. Sara Phillips believed that women had the ability to pursue interests in any field they choose. The in-course scholarship will be awarded to an outstanding student pursuing studies in science and who has demonstrated high marks in mathematics.

Sara Elizabeth Phillips Endowed Scholarship in Mathematics

Established by friends, colleagues, and the Sisters of Charity in tribute to the distinguished career of Sister Katherine Meagher, S.C. and in recognition of her leadership to the Mount's office administration program. This scholarship is awarded to a student who has declared a minor in Information Technology and has maintained high academic standing in the first 1.5 units of the minor.

Sister Katherine Meagher Endowed Scholarship

Established by Avon Canada Incorporated and awarded to a student in the Bachelor of Science program with a concentration in microbiology or chemistry.

Avon Canada Jubilee Endowed Scholarship

Either one or two awards annually. Established in memory of this former French major and awarded to those majoring in French who achieve outstanding results in French courses at the 2000 level or above, upon the recommendation of the French faculty in the Department of Modern Languages.

Floyd Campbell Memorial Endowed Scholarship in French

Awarded to an outstanding female student in the Bachelor of Science degree program who has completed her first year of studies.

Schering-Plough Canada Endowed Scholarship

Awarded to a student who has completed the first or second year (or 5.0 or 10.0 units) of a Bachelor of Arts, combined major in family studies or gerontology with scholarship standing and upon the recommendation of a faculty member in the department. Established by the alumni and friends of Dr. Morley in recognition of her contribution as chairperson of the Home Economics Department from 1966 to 1978.

Mary L. Morley Endowed Scholarship

Awarded in memory of Dr. Paul McIsaac, to an English major who has completed 10.0 units of study. The award is made on the recommendation of the English Department faculty.

Paul Mcisaac Endowed Scholarship

Awarded annually upon the recommendation of the Biology Department to a biology major entering the second year (or having completed 5.0 units). The recipient should have a high academic average and have given evidence of vision, curiosity, original thinking and active extracurricular involvement.

Sister Lua Gavin Endowed Scholarship

Available to a full-time student in the public relations degree program entering the final year of study who meets all regular scholarship criteria and receives the recommendation of the public relations faculty based on the following factors: has taken courses in business administration, has a working knowledge of both official languages, and has been involved in extra-curricular community service, sports, cultural activities or part-time work.

Kenneth Butler Endowed Scholarship

Anne Wheten Hinton through a bequest in her will endowed this scholarship. As a Sister of Charity, she was a high school teacher both in Canada and the United States. She married later in life and returned to Halifax in her last years.

Anne Hinton Memorial Endowed Scholarship

An in-course scholarship established to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Montebello Conference and awarded annually to a student in the public relations degree program. The student will have a strong academic record and show leadership qualities in communications.

Montebello Conference Endowed Scholarship

A corporate donation to honour the 75th anniversary of Coopers & Lybrand in Canada and to mark the Jubilee Anniversary of Mount Saint Vincent. This scholarship was established to encourage business administration students concentrating in accounting.

Coopers & Lybrand Jubilee Endowed Scholarship

A bequest from the Estate of Father John F. Toomey in memory of his sister Margaret Mary Toomey, a resident of Kentville, NS, who passed away in 1994. Margaret was an alumna of the Mount Saint Vincent Academy; she graduated in 1930 with a Secretarial Science degree. As Margaret had a special interest in the field of business, this scholarship will be awarded annually to a business administration student in good academic standing.

Margaret Mary Toomey Endowed Scholarship

A bequest from the estate of alumna Margaret E. During (BA '75; BPR '81 with distinction) in memory of her mother, provides for two endowed scholarships in the areas of business administration and applied human nutrition or family studies and gerontology. Maggie During was a recipient of numerous scholarships and awards for academic excellence and leadership ability. She was twice elected president of the Mount Students' Union (1971-73) and served as a member of the Board of Governors. The scholarships are awarded annually to students with high academic standing.
A. Business Administration - two scholarships to part-time students registered in a Mount business program who have completed (a) a minimum of 6.0 units, 4.0 of which are business units, and (b) a minimum of 12.0 units, 8.0 of which are business units, on the recommendation of the Business Department faculty.
B. Applied Human Nutrition - one scholarship to a student entering the final year (completing the final 5.0 units) in the applied human nutrition program who has demonstrated active involvement in the University or outside community, on the recommendation of the applied human nutrition faculty.

Alice (Ruby) Carmichael During Memorial Endowed Scholarships

Established by the New Democratic Party of Canada in recognition of Alexa McDonough's significant work in peace advocacy and a life-long commitment to progressive political change. This in-course scholarship is awarded to a student enrolled in any program with preference to a student who is actively pursuing a minor in Peace and Conflict Studies.

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