BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY TRADES STUDENT AWARDS GUIDE 2014/2015

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1 BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY TRADES STUDENT AWARDS GUIDE 2014/2015

2 WELCOME TO SAIT POLYTECHNIC Whether you are starting your very first semester, or getting ready to graduate, a student award in the form of a scholarship or bursary can help you achieve your goals and find success. Every year, more than $4 million in awards is available to SAIT students in almost every program through the generosity of our corporate partners, alumni, faculty, staff and friends. An award might mean you don t have to take that part-time job to finance your studies. An award might mean recognition for academic success or community involvement. An award might make the difference between just wanting to attend and being able to attend. You ll find everything you need to know about applying for awards in this publication. You can also attend one of our special award assistance labs to learn more about the process turn to Page 2 of this book for more information. I encourage you to apply. You are a valued member of the SAIT family, and you re here at an exciting time in SAIT s history. In 2016, this institution will celebrate its centennial. In just under 100 years, we have grown from a tiny school on the northern edge of town to today s state-of-the-art campus, and we are well on our way to our goal of becoming a global leader in applied education. Throughout our 10 decades, more than 211,000 students have graduated from SAIT, and the Alumni and Development team is proud of our alumni, and all they have achieved. But our team doesn t focus only on people who have already graduated. Alumni and Development is just as dedicated to supporting the career goals of our current students. We re here to help, and we d love to meet you. So be sure to drop by the Alumni and Development window (MA 113 in Heritage Hall) to say hello. On behalf of the Alumni and Development team, I wish you a great year and continued success. Brian Bowman Director, Alumni and Development

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL AWARDS... 6 ATHLETIC AWARDS CENTRE FOR ACADEMIC LEARNING SERVICES (CALS) SCHOOL OF BUSINESS General Awards Administrative Information Management Bachelor of Business Administration (Accounting) Business Administration Legal Assistant SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION General Awards Architectural Technologies Bachelor of Applied Technology Geographic Information Systems Bachelor of Science Construction Project Management Bricklayer Apprentice Cabinetmaker Apprentice Carpenter Apprentice Civil Engineering Technology Engineering Design And Drafting Technology Gasfitter Apprentice Geomatics Engineering Technology...23 Glazier Apprentice Insulator Apprentice...23 Painter and Decorator Apprentice Plumber Apprentice Pre-Employment Programs...23 Process Piping Drafting...23 Refrigeration and A/C Mechanic Apprentice Sheet Metal Worker Apprentice Steamfitter-Pipefitter Apprentice Tilesetter Apprentice MACPHAIL SCHOOL OF ENERGY General Awards...25 Bachelor of Applied Technology Petroleum Engineering...25 Chemical Engineering Technology Chemical Laboratory Technology...26 Electrical Engineering Technology...26 Energy Asset Management Environmental Technology Instrument Technician Apprentice Instrumentation Engineering Technology Oil and Gas Production Accounting...28 Petroleum Engineering Technology Power and Process Operations...29 Power Engineering Technology...29 Workplace Safety Management Distance Learning...30 SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND PUBLIC SAFETY...31 General Awards Dental Assisting...32 Diagnostic Medical Sonography...32 Emergency Medical Technician...32 Emergency Medical Technology Paramedic Health Information Management...32 Medical Laboratory Assistant...33 Medical Laboratory Technology...33 Medical Radiologic Technology...33 Medical Transcriptionist...34 Nuclear Medicine Technology...34 Respiratory Therapy SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM General Awards Baker Apprentice Baking and Pastry Arts Butchery and Charcuterie Management...36 Cook Apprentice...36 Hospitality Management...36 Meat Operations and Management Professional Cooking Travel and Tourism...38 SCHOOL OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES Broadcast Systems Technology...39 Electronics Engineering Technology...40 Exploration Information Technology...40 Film and Video Production...40 Graphic Communications and Print Technology...40 Information Technology Journalism Library Information Technology New Media Production and Design...42 Radio, Television and Broadcast News...42 SCHOOL OF MANUFACTURING AND AUTOMATION Electrical Motor Systems Technician Apprentice Electrician Apprentice Ironworker Apprentice Machinist Apprentice...45 Machinist Technician...45 Mechanical Engineering Technology Millwright Apprentice...45 Non Destructive Testing Foundations...46 Pre-Employment Programs...46 Welder Apprentice...46 Welding Engineering Technology...46 SCHOOL OF TRANSPORTATION General Awards Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Technology Aircraft Structures Technician...48 Auto Body Technician Apprentice...48 Automotive Service Technician Apprentice...48 Automotive Service Technology Avionics Technology Business Administration Automotive Management...50 Diesel Equipment Technician...50 Heavy Equipment Technician Apprentice Parts Technician Apprentice...52 Railway Conductor...52 Recreation Vehicle Service Technician Apprentice Transport Refrigeration Technician Apprentice...52 INDEX Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

4 FACES OF STUDENT SUCCESS This guide includes the information you ll need to apply for a student award, and it also shares the inspirational stories of SAIT students who have already received awards people like me. Just as I was completing my studies in the Radio, Television and Broadcast News program, I received the Brandi Costar Memorial award. It helped me pay for tuition and lifted the financial stress of having been a student for two years. I graduated from SAIT in 2009, and now I m not only a proud alumna, I m also working here! My job title is Student and New Alumni Coordinator, and I m dedicated to ensuring your time at SAIT is as enjoyable and fruitful as possible. I know what it s like to study here and how great it feels to graduate with a SAIT credential. I also know that, sometimes, you have questions or you need help. If you re not sure where to start or who to ask, be sure to contact me. If I can t help, I ll know who can and I can put you in touch. I ll be on campus from residence move-in, all the way to graduation day, so be sure to say Hi! And watch out for my Swagon, filled with SAITbranded freebies. I m part of SAIT s Alumni and Development team, and together we offer: Networking events that will connect you with your industry a great way to learn more about your future career. Who knows? Maybe you ll meet a future employer. Volunteer opportunities that are fun and worthwhile (plus they ll beef up your resume). Help out as little or as often as you d like. For more information, visit sait.ca/alumni or [email protected]. Award assistance labs, because making student awards as accessible as possible is one of my own personal goals. Each lab will connect you with staff who can answer your questions and help you start the award application process. Watch for information on mysait.ca before each major award deadline for the award assistance lab schedule. Free business cards. Watch in the coming months for your free business cards perfect for handing out at networking events. From the moment you arrive on campus, the Alumni and Development team and I will do all we can to support your career goals. It may only take a handful of years to graduate, but once you do, you ll always be a member of our alumni family. As a SAIT student, then a SAIT alumna, and now as a SAIT staff member, I ve gotten to know and appreciate SAIT from just about every angle. I m a vocal advocate of my alma mater, and I hope you ll feel the same way. Welcome to SAIT! Courtney Garlough Student and New Alumni Coordinator [email protected] 2 sait.ca

5 AWARD TYPES SAIT Polytechnic offers more than 3,650 awards to its students, with most falling into one of the following four categories: Entrance, General, School Nominated and Government. ENTRANCE Entrance awards are designated for students who are beginning a new program. In some instances they are program specific and in others, students in all programs may apply. Information on the 2015/2016 Entrance awards will be available in November In November, please visit Student Awards at sait.ca or look in the Entrance Awards Guide 2015/2016 to see a listing of these awards. GENERAL General awards are undesignated awards that, in most circumstances, any student in any program may apply for if they meet the criteria outlined in this guide. SCHOOL NOMINATED AWARDS These awards are designed to each academic School and are program specific. Contact your Academic Chair for more information on applying online. SAIT awards take the form of bursaries, scholarships or prizes. Bursary Financial need is the primary criteria used for selection, however, other criteria may also be included. Scholarship Academic achievement is the primary selection criteria, however, other criteria may also be included. Prize Non-cash awards including such items as plaques, medals and prizes awarded for a specific accomplishment (academic or non academic). GOVERNMENT FUNDED These awards are issued directly by the government. All details on these awards can be found by visiting alis.alberta.ca/scholarships. AWARD CRITERIA SAIT awards are given based in whole or in part on the following criteria: Academic Achievement A pre determined Grade Point Average (GPA). Financial Need Financial need is determined by assessing a student s income and expenses for the academic year. Students receiving student loans may still be considered in financial need. Community Involvement Participation in community events, volunteer commitments with non profits and/or charities, and involvement in extracurricular activities such as sports or church is important to include in your application. ** Some awards may include additional criteria as specified by the donor. Some examples may include your family status, your heritage or your chosen profession. Please read through the guide carefully to ensure that you meet all of the criteria and apply only for the awards for which you are eligible. Student Awards Guide 2014/2015 3

6 GENERAL INFORMATION WHO MAY APPLY? If you are enrolled at SAIT Polytechnic as a continuous, full-time student or apprentice you may be eligible to apply. I M AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AM I ELIGIBLE? Yes, students who are citizens of countries other than Canada and who have been accepted at SAIT on a student visa are eligible for SAIT student awards. In order to collect the award however, an international student must have either a Social Insurance Number (SIN) or an Individual Tax Number (ITN). International students should contact the SAIT International Student Centre for details and assistance. The office may also suggest other awards that are directed specifically to international students. HOW TO APPLY Applications can only be accepted online at mysait.ca. Click on your mystudent tab and look under the Finance Information section for Scholarships and Awards. By entering your student ID, only the awards you are eligible for, based on your program, will be displayed. One application form lists all the awards that you may be eligible for simply check off the awards that you wish to apply for. Apply anytime, anywhere. It s that simple. APPLICATION DEADLINES APPLY ONLINE AHEAD OF TIME! Please pay specific attention to deadlines for each unique award. Note that deadlines are firm and cannot be extended. APPLICATION TIPS READ THE CRITERIA Read the conditions for each award carefully. Please do not apply for an award if you do not meet the essential criteria. This will save you time in the essay section by eliminating essays that you do not have relevant information for. A WORD ABOUT YOUR REFERENCES Choose your references with care. Employers, religious leaders, community leaders, teachers and instructors can serve as excellent references. Ideally your references should have known you for a minimum of six months. Avoid using members of your family, best friends or roommates. Please advise your references of the award for which you are applying and inform them of the specific criteria of the award so that, if required, they may indicate why you are a suitable candidate. They should always try to address your current attributes and skills. FINANCIAL INFORMATION If you are applying for any awards that have financial need as a criteria, you must fill in this section. Please provide accurate information on monthly expenses and income. If you are unsure of exact amounts, please provide an estimate. ESSAYS, WRITTEN DOCUMENTATION, SPECIALTY CRITERIA Please read these sections carefully and answer the questions as specifically as you can. It is best to provide as much detailed information as possible. IF I WIN AN AWARD HOW WILL I KNOW? SAIT Alumni and Development will notify students selected for awards within four months of the application deadline. Recipients will receive an , telephone call or written notification as to when and how the award may be obtained. THERE ARE AT LEAST 465 WORDS FOR THANK YOU No matter how you say it cheers, merci, danke, shukran, xie xie, gracias, shukriya we would like you to help us show gratitude to the donors who care so much about you and your fellow students at SAIT Polytechnic. We hope you are one of the 3,650 students who receive a student award. If you do receive an award, here is how you can say thank you to SAIT supporters: Please use the form provided in your awards package to write a thank you note to the donor Attend your School s student award ceremony where you can meet the donor and thank them again personally. When you are successful in the work force, please keep in touch with us and consider supporting SAIT in any way you can. TAXATION OF SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES The full amount of scholarships, fellowships, or bursaries are not taxable and are no longer reported as income on your tax return. The scholarships, fellowships, or bursaries must be received by you as a student with respect to your enrollment in a program that entitles you to claim the Education Amount (Form T2202, Education and Textbook Amounts Certificate). If you are not eligible for the education amount, report on line 130 only the amount that is more than $500. For Government funded awards, the T4As are issued by Alberta Advanced Education Students Finance will show the tax amount of scholarships and bursaries in Box 28 Other Income. Box 38, shows the footnote code as 05, which is for Scholarships/Bursaries. This amount should not be reported on your tax return, as long as you are eligible for the Education Amount (Form T2202, Education and Textbook Amounts Certificate). If you are unsure of your tax status, contact the Canada Revenue Agency at: or cra.gc.ca. PLEASE NOTE: All awards, amounts and numbers of awards, as listed in the guide, are subject to receipt of funding. In the event of program cancellation, awards will be reallocated to a program area designated by Alumni and Development. If there is a discrepancy between the published award criteria or value and the official award documentation located in the Alumni and Development department, the official documentation is deemed accurate. Award criteria and values are subject to change. 4 sait.ca

7 CENTRE FOR ACADEMIC LEARNER SERVICES WE ARE NOT HERE TO HELP YOU WE ARE HERE TO EMPOWER YOU. WE ARE HERE TO COACH YOU. TO ENCOURAGE. TO OPEN DOORS AND CLEAR THE WAY. WE ARE HERE TO DEVELOP SKILLS YOU NEVER EVEN KNEW YOU HAD. WE ARE HERE TO GET YOU READY, KEEP YOU ON TRACK AND CELEBRATE YOUR SUCCESS. Academic workshops and learning labs Preparation courses for apprentices Access to group study spaces ESL support Tutoring Research guidance Accommodations for students with disabilities Academic coaching FIND OUT MORE Learner Success Centre Chinook Lodge Aboriginal Resource Centre Reg Erhardt Library sait.ca S CALS-AwardsGuide-WeAreNotHere-Ad.indd 1 Student Awards Guide 2014/ :52 AM

8 GENERAL AWARDS 6 sait.ca GENERAL AWARDS AL NIVEN MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Gas Processors Association Canada (GPAC) Value: $750 Number: 1 Third or fifth semester Following programs are eligible: Bachelor of Applied Petroleum Engineering Technology, Chemical Engineering Technology, Chemical Laboratory Technology, Geomatics Engineering Technology, Instrumentation Engineering Technology, Petroleum Engineering Technology, Welding Engineering Technology Graduate of a Canadian high school ALBERTA-NWT COMMAND, ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Value: $1,000 Number: 3 One award for Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Technology students Remaining awards for students in any certificate or diploma program For any person who is serving or has honourably served and their dependents. Dependents include their children, grandchildren or great grandchildren ALTALINK CENTENNIAL Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Third or fifth semester of a diploma, applied degree or degree program from a small town or rural Alberta community prior to attending SAIT Demonstrated leadership by involvement in extracurricular and community activities AMBER WEBB-BOWERMAN MEMORIAL Value: $1,080 Number: 1 Preference given to a student involved in The Emery Weal (SAIT Students Association Newspaper) Preference given to a student involved in SAITSA Extracurricular involvement in journalism arts ASCENT ENVISIONING A NEW TOMORROW Value: $400 Number: 1 Certificate or diploma program with a minimum GPA 2.00 Leadership within SAITSA, SAIT and the overall Calgary community Not in receipt of another internal SAITSA award Must not be a member of the SAITSA Executive Council Deadline: December 31 ASSOCIATION OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS OF ALBERTA (ASET) Sponsored by: Engineering Technology Scholarship Foundation of Alberta (ETSFA) Value: $2,000 Number: 4 Enrolled in the final year of an accredited applied science or engineering technology diploma program that will lead to eventual certification by ASET Must be a member of ASET (membership is free to students enrolled in their final year of an ASET recognized program refer to aset.ab.ca) Leadership ability through participation in school and/or community activities Three awards for financial need One award for academic achievement (placement in the top 10% during first year of studies)

9 BELL NEXXIA Value: $450 Number: 1 of any program Deadline: December 31 BILL AND TOSHIMI SEMBO Value: $1,000 Number: 2 of any diploma program in MacPhail School of Energy, School of Construction, School of Manufacturing and Automation or the Diesel Equipment Technician program in the School of Transportation BUCHANAN FAMILY Value: $350 Number: 1 First, second or third semester or period of a certificate or diploma or apprenticeship program CALGARY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION Value: $1,000 Number: 3 Calgary resident One award for students in one of the following programs: Architectural Technologies, Civil Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology, Engineering Design and Drafting Technology, Geomatics Engineering Technology, Welding Engineering Technology Two awards for students in one of the following apprenticeship programs, or completion of a pre employment program as follows: Bricklayer, Cabinetmaker, Carpenter, Concrete Finisher, Electrician, Glazier, Painter and Decorator, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic, Plumber, Sheet Metal Worker, Steamfitter Pipefitter, Welder Process: Previous period apprenticeship marks required Entering students must submit a copy of high school transcript Marks are to be submitted to Alumni and Development, room MA113 Deadline: December 31 and May 30 CALGARY FILIPINO LIONS CLUB Value: $300 Number: 2 Any diploma or certificate program Preference given to applicants of Filipino descent CALGARY FOUNDATION Value: $450 Number: 1 Any certificate or diploma program Preference given to a single parent CALGARY HITMEN Value: $2,500 Number: 1 CALGARY KOTOBUKI SOCIETY (JAPANESE SENIORS) Value: $490 Number: 1 Second period apprentice CALGARY SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR IMMIGRANTS THE CALGARY FOUNDATION Value: $1,300 Number: 1 Third or fifth semester Good standing in previous semesters of study Landed immigrant to Canada or one who has been a landed immigrant and now a Canadian citizen CANADIAN SCOUT JAMBOREE CJ 93 SERVICE Value: $370 Number: 1 Has been registered as a child, youth or adult member of any section of Scouting for more than two years Current community involvement considered CARETAKING AND CUSTODIAL STAFF Value: $190 Number: 1 Any diploma program Being supported by a single parent Process: Submit a reference letter to Alumni and Development, room MA113 CENOVUS ENERGY Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Any program Academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) Must write an essay on the importance of the oil and gas industry to Alberta s economy CLOVERDALE PAINT INC. Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Any program Demonstrated commitment to community service and career or entrepreneurial objectives Preference given to dependents of Cloverdale Paint employees Alberta or British Columbia residents and Canadian citizens CURRY Value: $ 1,120 Number: 1 Entering or returning student enrolled in a certificate or diploma program Preference given to descendants of the original pioneers (early 1900 s) who held title to land within the present boundaries of the Special Areas Board, Hanna, Alberta proof required If no descendant applicant qualifies, the award will be open to students who have attended a high school within the Special Areas Board s jurisdiction Altario, Cessford, Consort, Coronation, Hanna, Oyen, Youngstown Process: A legal land description and proof of ancestry must be submitted showing that your ancestor was a pioneer of the Special Areas Board. This proof can be things such as Family Trees, copies of ancestry information from History books, current or previous proof of land title, etc. Then, confirmation that the legal land description of your ancestor is within the boundaries of the Special Areas Board must also be obtained from the Special Areas Board Office in Hanna, AB at Submit your proof to Alumni and Development, Heritage Hall Room MA113 DAHRLYNE HUBERT MEMORIAL Value: $2,960 Number: 1 Second year of any diploma program (minimum GPA 3.00) Mature student of 30 years of age or older Landed immigrant to Canada with children DIRTT STUDENT INNOVATION Value: $1,500 per Team Number: 2 Full time students who will be graduating from a certificate, diploma, applied degree or degree program Demonstrated capacity for innovative thinking in a project, preferably with a project course, that solves an existing industry problem or meets an unsolved customer need Process: For information on applying contact Applied Research and Innovation Services at or [email protected] Submit your application along with a reference letter directly to the Applied Research and Innovation Services department, room MD115 Deadline: April 30 DOUGLAS (YEUNG) TIMS MEMORIAL Value: $420 Number: 1 Preference given to former students of the Calgary Public Chinese School who are also involved in the community ED MARDELL MEMORIAL Sponsored by: AUPE - Local 39 Value: $350 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 2.00) For an AUPE member or dependent of Leadership and community involvement Preference given to Business Administration students E.J. TICKLES FAMILY Value: $230 Number: 1 Completed one semester or one period of either a diploma or apprentice program Involvement in extracurricular activities ELMA WAMBEKE Value: $450 Number: 1 Preference given to rural applicants from Alberta whose parents derive their principal income from farming Minimum GPA 2.00 from previous semesters Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

10 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation EMMA RANSOM MEMORIAL Value: $810 Number: 1 Any certificate, diploma, applied degree or degree program Leadership skills developed at SAIT through participation in campus activities and volunteerism ERNEST WOOD MEMORIAL Value: $675 Number: 1 Enrolled in a pre employment program for a minimum of two years Primary consideration given to individual who demonstrates an ability to succeed while enrolled in the program academic achievement, leadership and community involvement Secondary consideration given to financial need FACILITIES MAINTENANCE Value: $430 Number: 2 First period apprentice (any trade) Athletic participation Sportsmanship Leadership ship 8 sait.ca FAIRFAX FINANCIAL HOLDINGS LIMITED Value: $3,500 Number: 1 Must have previously received this award in your first year Second year student in diploma, applied degree or degree programs minimum GPA 3.00 or landed immigrant. Special Note: Previous recipients must continue enrollment in their chosen program in consecutive semesters (excluding four month semester summer break) and continue to demonstrate eligibility under the criteria outlined above Previous recipients must apply each year and declare if participating in any work-study programs FIRSTENERGY CAPITAL CORP. 10TH ANNIVERSARY 0 Third or fifth semester of any diploma, applied degree or degree program Preference given to financially distressed students in energy industry related studies FRANCES CAMYRE MEMORIAL THE CALGARY FOUNDATION 3 Successfully completed first semester Acceptable academic achievement Personal character as defined by the donor Must be a Canadian citizen and a continuous Alberta resident for at least five years Deadline: December 31 SIRANUCH COLQUHOUN HARD WORK AND GOOD FORTUNE FRIENDS OF SAIT CHUCKWAGON Value: $2,040 Number: 2 One award for full time students in the first, second or third semester of a certificate, diploma, applied degree or degree program One award for full time students in the first, second or third period of an apprenticeship program and May 30 GEORGE S. AUDLEY EDUCATIONAL FUND ALBERTA UNION OF PROVINCIAL EMPLOYEES (AUPE) Value: $370 Number: 1 Certificate or diploma program (minimum GPA 2.50) Members in good standing of the AUPE with two years of consecutive service Spouses and/or financial dependents (under 25 years of age) of members in good standing of the AUPE with two years of consecutive service Dependents of retired or deceased AUPE members (must apply within ten years of the retirement or death) Consideration given to past members who enrol within the first year following job elimination Process: Must provide AUPE membership number Deadline: December 31 GLOBAL EDUCATION NETWORK Value: Varies Number: Varies Enrolled in a program that participates in the Global Education Network (GEN) Program For details on eligibility and how to apply, contact the GEN Coordinator at Deadline: Ongoing Growing up in a small village in Thailand, Siranuch Colquhoun s family was poor. Her mother could only afford to send Siranuch to school until she was 16; then she had to go to work. Sira, as she likes to be called, met her husband and moved to Canada in She set out to improve her English so she could go back to school. A couple of years later, Colquhoun enrolled in SAIT Polytechnic s Travel and Tourism program. My mother is so proud, says Colquhoun. I m the first in my family to graduate from a post-secondary school. During her time at SAIT, Colquhoun received a Sam Switzer student award. Every year, it distributes $6,000 to five students. The Sam Switzer student award helped Colquhoun to achieve her education goals, and now she says she is determined to pay back that help throughout the rest of her life. I am so honoured to have received this scholarship, Colquhoun says. It gives me the incentive I need to further my education. She says she wants to continue her education and she s currently contemplating her options. Meanwhile, she has plans to go back to her village in Eastern Thailand and spread her good fortune. I plan to use the money to pay off my SAIT tuition and for future education, but with what s left over I would like to help more of the students from my village, says Colquhoun. For the past few years, she and her husband have been going back and giving eight of the best students in her old school a scholarship to help them buy much needed books, school supplies and clothing. This year, with the help of Sam Switzer, Colquhoun says she is going to double the amount of students she will help. Colquhoun also cooks a big lunch to feed the entire school. The Thai government only provides the equivalent of 30 cents per student for lunch and Colquhoun says she nearly triples that. The kids get a full lunch including a choice of meat and ice cream for dessert. I believe in giving back what I get. It s a full circle that goes round and round, passing on the good along the way.

11 INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF JOB S DAUGHTERS Value: $80 Number: 1 First or third semester of any program INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS EXCELLENCE, LEADERSHIP, COMMUNITY SPIRIT Value: $1,000 Number: 3 For international students Second year of program One award based on academic achievement (highest GPA from first and second semesters) One award based on outstanding leadership at a supervisory or mentorship level to fellow SAIT students demonstrated by initiative in creating or implementing opportunities, events, or other activities that support international students and the International Centre One award based on community spirit demonstrated by volunteering in the office assistant or event planning programs, tutoring fellow students, participating in the Global Buddy program and the general support of the International Students Centre initiatives JACK DALLAS MEMORIAL Value: $550 Number: 1 or third period of apprenticeship program Athletic participation Sportsmanship Leadership Citizenship Personality LEONIE RICHARD MEMORIAL Value: $100 Number: 1 Entering or returning student Female student Single parent Preference given to applicants in programs related to the food service industry LOCAL 39 AUPE ALBERTA UNION OF PROVINCIAL EMPLOYEES Value: $600 Number: 1 Certificate, diploma or apprenticeship program (minimum GPA 2.50) AUPE members in good standing with one year of consecutive service (not restricted to Local 39) and/ or their spouse/same sex partner and/or their financial dependents Dependents (under the age of 25) of retired or deceased member (within a period of ten years of retirement/death) Consideration will be made for a past member who enrols full-time within the first year following job elimination Process: Must provide AUPE membership number Deadline: December 31 LOCAL 39 AUPE PROMISING FUTURES Value: $300 Number: 2 Second period or higher of any apprenticeship program One award with a preference given to a female student in an apprenticeship program in Construction, Energy or Manufacturing and Automation Process: Submit a copy of your apprenticeship marks to Alumni and Development, Room MA113 MACDONALD FAMILY Value: $1,160 Number: 5 Diploma programs Primary consideration given to financial need Secondary consideration given to academic achievement Preference given to applicants with dependent children MANULIFE FINANCIAL Value: $5,000 Number: 1 Second year of any diploma program MARY CHIARASTELLA MEMORIAL Value: $460 Number: 1 Involvement in the SAIT community Satisfactory first semester marks Deadline: December 31 MATHEW GILBERT MEMORIAL Diploma, applied degree and degree programs Volunteer activities.. Preference given to applicants that have volunteered with a mental health organization within the last two years Preference given to applicants in the Journalism program Process: Submit a letter from the mental health organization as proof of volunteerism to Alumni and Development, room MA113 NEIL COLLIN Value: $450 Number: 2 Living in SAIT Residence Outstanding contributor to the SAIT student residence (minimum GPA 2.00) Member of the current SAIT Residence Social Committee/Community Council OPTIMIST CLUB OF CALGARY GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Third or fourth semester Youth involvement Not to be recipient of another major award OWEN SCHOLARSHIP THE CALGARY FOUNDATION Value: $490 Number: 1 Certificate or diploma program For a single parent Preference given to part time studies PATRICK JARVIS HELPING HAND First semester of any certificate or diploma program Must be a previous or current client of the Learner Success Centre PETE CINDRIC MEMORIAL THE CALGARY FOUNDATION Value: $1,800 Number: 5 Third or fourth semester RICHARD BERNHARDT MEMORIAL Value: 3 installments of $500 Number: 1 Enrolled in first period of an apprenticeship program Community/leadership involvement Preference given to applicants travelling to attend SAIT from Coronation or the surrounding towns in the County of Paintearth In the event that there are no applicants from the above area, preference will be given to applicants registered in the Auto Body Technician, Automotive Service Technician and Parts Technician programs Process: The intent of this award is to provide three equal installments of $500 to the student in their first, second and third periods of continuous apprenticeship training at SAIT Deadline: Apply during your first period of apprenticeship training RICHARD CROSS MEMORIAL Value: $1,900 Number: 1 Completed a minimum of first semester of a diploma program with a minimum GPA 2.00 Leadership within SAITSA, SAIT and the overall Calgary community Not in receipt of another internal SAITSA award Must not be a member of the SAITSA Executive Council Deadline: December 31 ROBERT E. ROBERTSON MEMORIAL Value: $400 Number: 1 Second or third semester of any full-time certificate, diploma, applied degree or degree program In the event of a tie preference will be given to a single parent with dependents living with them ROBERT SPENCE MEMORIAL Value: $2,725 Number: 3 Must have previously received this award in your first year Second year student in diploma, applied degree or degree programs Must be bilingual (French/ English) or have an educational background in French language or French immersion/ bilingual programs Scholastic achievement of 70%. Special Note: Previous recipients who are in good academic standing must apply for assistance each year ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY MACEACHERN Value: $1,500 Number: 4 For full time students ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY WEST COLONEL MACLEOD Minimum GPA word essay on How My Career and Philosophy Could Help Better World Understanding must be written to qualify for this award Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

12 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION (SAFA) Value: $380 Number: 1 Second year of diploma, applied degree or degree programs (minimum GPA 2.50) Participation in extracurricular activities Preference given to dependents of SAFA members (please identify) SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION (SAFA) - DEPENDENTS Value: $575 Number: 1 Enrolled in a full-time program at a recognized university, college or technical institute Direct dependent of a current or past SAFA member Process: For details on how to apply please contact the SAFA Office located in the Senator Burns building, room N201, or phone Applicants must apply directly to the SAFA Association and provide proof of post-secondary acceptance Deadline: November 1 SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION (SAFA) PROMISING FUTURES Value: $430 Number: 1 Second period or higher of any apprentice program Essay outlining how you have improved as a student while in program Process: A copy of apprentice marks must be submitted to Alumni and Development, room MA113 SAIT ACCESS, APPRENTICE Value: $1,270 Number: 1 Enrolled in first period of an Apprenticeship program Deadline: Apply during your first period of apprenticeship training SAIT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Value: $600 Number: 5 Three awards for: SAIT or community involvement Preference given to SAIT alumnus or member of alumnus immediate family. Two awards for: may also be a consideration and December 31 SAIT COMMERCIAL SERVICES Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Any semester of any diploma program Minimum GPA of 3.00 Deadline: February 28 SAIT FACULTY AND STAFF Value: $400 Number: 1 or higher of any certificate or diploma program SAIT FIRST CHOICE SAIT BOARD OF GOVERNORS, APPRENTICE Value: $1,500 Number: 5 Enrolled in first period of an Apprenticeship program Leadership/community involvement Deadline: Apply during your first period of apprenticeship training 10 sait.ca SAIT MEMORIAL LEGACY FUND IN MEMORY OF: HENRY NEUFELD, MARLIN JOHNSON AND GARRY ALFORD Value: $550 Number: 1 Second, third or fourth semester Primary consideration given to financial need Secondary consideration given to academic achievement Deadline: December 31 SAIT STAFF OF LEARNER SUCCESS CENTRE Any certificate, diploma, applied degree, degree or apprentice program or second period Must be a previous or current client of the Learning Skills Centre SAIT STUDENT CALLING PROGRAM EXCELLENCE Value: $1,000 Number: 2 For full time or part time students who are actively involved in the SAIT Student Calling Program Minimum GPA 2.70 Excellence in performance through fundraising activities in the SAIT Student Calling program One award for a student caller who has been working with the SAIT Student Calling Program for the past consecutive 6 months One award for a returning second year student caller who has been working with the SAIT Student Calling Program for the past 6 months SAIT STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (SAITSA) Value: $2,600 Number: 3 Completed previous semesters with a minimum GPA of 2.00 Any diploma, applied degree or degree program Not in receipt of another internal SAITSA award Not a member of the SAITSA Executive Council Deadline: December 31 SHEPPARD FAMILY Value: $410 Number: 1 Any certificate, diploma, applied degree or degree program SHIRLEY AND FRED LAMONT Value: $350 Number: 1 Any certificate or diploma program SIEN LOK SOCIETY OF CALGARY Demonstrated efforts in promoting the preservation of Chinese Culture; or volunteering in Sien Lok Society or other cultural community organizations Minimum GPA 2.50 STAWOWSKI / SAFA Value: $760 Number: 3 Any diploma, applied degree or degree program Preference in order of: single parents, married students with children, married students, single living away from home and single living at home STRIKE ENERGY SERVICES INC. Value: $500 Number: 2 of the Bachelor of Science in Construction Project Management, Civil Engineering Technology Construction Management major, Electrical Engineering Technology, Mechanical Engineering Technology, or Welding Engineering Technology programs Minimum GPA of 2.70 STUART HOLLAND MEMORIAL Value: $1,190 Number: 3 Only available to those diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) Preference will be given to those students who are enrolled in the Business Administration (Accounting major) or Hospitality Management program Process: Must outline your commitment and motivation to succeed in order to qualify for this award Certification of disability must be on file with SAIT s Accessibility Office or Counselling Office; please submit a copy to Alumni and Development, room MA113 TAHMAZIAN MEMORIAL Value: $370 Number: 1 Any certificate or diploma program Preference given to students of Armenian descent If no Armenian students apply, preference will go to a single parent TALISMAN ENERGY INC. ABORIGINAL Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Must be Native/Aboriginal and enrolled in an earth sciences, business, commerce or economics diploma, applied degree or degree program Academic standing Employment opportunity may be possible Deadline: December 31 TAMMY CHEUNG MEMORIAL/ CHINESE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Value: $760 Number: 1 In the second year of a diploma program (minimum GPA 2.50) Preference given to students of Chinese descent W & D RICHARDSON Value: $700 Number: 1 Business Administration or Hospitality Management programs First semester of second year (minimum GPA of 2.50) Community service and volunteerism Must be at least 21 years of age

13 ATHLETIC AWARDS ATHLETIC AWARDS AL AND BETTY BUTTLE Value: $410 Number: 1 Full-time student Active, playing member of the women s intercollegiate hockey team Will be a returning member to the women s hockey team the next academic year Minimum GPA of 2.00 Commitment to chosen sport Abilities Good sportsmanship BRIAN DANIELS Value: $510 Number: 1 Returning hockey players to SAIT Trojans Men s team Team leadership Community service Acceptable athletic and academic performance BRIAN LUDWIG MEMORIAL Member of SAIT Trojans Men s Hockey team Second year of any diploma, applied degree or degree program Preference given to athletes that display community leadership through the Trojans Outreach Program CHORNEY FAMILY Value: $1,000 Number: 8 Member of any SAIT Trojans athletic team (minimum GPA 2.00) Preference given to athletes that display community citizenship through the Trojans Outreach Program In good standing with the Trojans Athletic Department CORY KOROSI MEMORIAL Value: $475 Number: 4 Volleyball athletes Academic improvement Positive attitude Enthusiasm and work ethic in practices and games Commitment to the team concept DOUGLAS H. MITCHELL Value: $1,070 Number: 1 Member of a Trojans intercollegiate, full season, league sports team (basketball, hockey, volleyball) Minimum GPA 2.50 Demonstrated commitment to the Trojans community DOUGLAS H. MITCHELL HOCKEY ENTRANCE Value: $3,500 Number: 1 First year of a diploma, applied degree or degree program Member of SAIT Trojans Men s or Women s Hockey team, minimum GPA 2.50 E.J. TICKLES TROJAN SPORTS Value: $235 Number: 2 SAIT Trojans volleyball, basketball or hockey players Academic merit Athletic ability Returning for the final two semesters GOW-KOLODZIEJ Value: $2,000 Number: 2 Minimum GPA of 3.00 Leadership SAIT Trojan men s volleyball player for the entire season Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

14 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation HARLEY HOTCHKISS Value: $1,000 Number: 3 SAIT Trojans Men s or Women s Hockey player Enrolled in second year or higher of program Well rounded individual as demonstrated through GPA, athletic performance and sportsmanship HARPER PARRY Value: $305 Number: 2 Minimum GPA 2.00 Excels in athletics JARRETT ALLEY MEMORIAL TROJANS MEN S HOCKEY Value: $1,060 Number: 1 SAIT Trojans Men s Hockey player Enrolled in diploma or certificate program Minimum GPA 2.00 Demonstrated athletic excellence Attendance at all training sessions and practices Demonstrated determination, enthusiasm and love of the game of hockey JOHN W. PFEIFFER TROJAN SOCCER SAIT Trojans Soccer player Demonstrates athletic excellence by being a member in good standing of any SAIT Trojans team Demonstrates academic success by maintaining a minimum GPA of 2.00 Demonstrates community citizenship by committing to participate and provide leadership in the Trojans Outreach programs Preference given to an athlete who demonstrates determination, enthusiasm and a love of the game of soccer KEN TIDSBURY LEADERSHIP Value: $200 Number: 2 One for a male student One for a female student Minimum GPA 2.00 Student athletes entering third or fourth semester Outstanding leadership qualities Process: In the case of a tie, financial need will be considered NOTES: 12 sait.ca LANDRY FAMILY Member of SAIT Trojans Men s Basketball team Second year of any diploma, applied degree or degree program (minimum GPA 2.00) In good standing with the Trojans Athletic Department MAX AND VICKI NGUYEN SAIT JUGO JUICE Value: $1,000 Number: 7 Member of any SAIT Trojans athletic team (minimum GPA 2.00) Preference given to athletes that display community citizenship through the Trojans Outreach Program In good standing with the Trojans Athletic Department ROCKY AND FRIEDA HERRINGTON Returning student Member of SAIT Trojans Men s Hockey team Proven team worker TERRANCE MALKINSON TROJANS PILLARS Exemplifies the Three Trojans Pillars: - Demonstrates Athletic Excellence by being a member in good standing of any SAIT Trojans team - Demonstrates academic success by maintaining a passing grade - Demonstrates community citizenship by committing to participate and provide leadership in the Trojans Outreach programs TERRANCE MALKINSON TROJANS VOLLEYBALL Exemplifies the Three Trojans Pillars: - Demonstrates athletic excellence by being a member in good standing of the SAIT Trojans Men s Volleyball team - Demonstrates academic success by maintaining a passing grade - Demonstrates community citizenship by committing to participate and provide leadership in the Trojans Outreach programs TROJAN ATHLETIC FOUNDATION Value: Variable Number: Variable from previous semester (minimum GPA 2.00) Preference given to athletes that display community citizenship through the Trojans Outreach Program In good standing with the Trojans Athletic Department TROJAN BASKETBALL BOOSTER CLUB Value: Variable Number: Variable from previous semester (minimum GPA 2.00) Preference given to athletes that display community citizenship through the Trojans Outreach Program In good standing with the Trojans Athletic Department TROJAN HOCKEY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Value: Variable Number: Variable from previous semester (minimum GPA 1.75) Preference given to athletes that display community citizenship through the Trojans Outreach Program Must display the performance standards PAS (Passion, Attitude, Skill) In good standing with the Trojans Athletic Department TROJANS ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE Value: Variable Number: Variable from previous semester (minimum GPA 2.00) Preference given to athletes that display community citizenship through the Trojans Outreach Program In good standing with the Trojans Athletic Department TROJANS VOLLEYBALL ALUMNI Value: Variable Number: Variable Member of the SAIT Trojans Men s or Women s Volleyball team from previous semester (minimum GPA 2.00) Preference given to athletes that display community citizenship through the Trojans Outreach Program In good standing with the Trojans Athletic Department

15 CENTRE FOR ACADEMDIC LEARNER SERVICES GENERAL AWARDS D.C. FLEMING / SAIT S ALIVE Value: $800 Number: 2 Enrolled as a full-time student in the academic year immediately following the Academic Upgrading program One award is for highest mark Second award is for most improved marks from first to second semesters of the Academic Upgrading program Not in receipt of another major award This award is a tremendous help in my current financial situation as I struggle to keep up with my child care expenses. I was under tremendous financial pressure and, when not in class, I was aggressively taking part-time jobs. My busy schedule was about to become a challenge for my family life and for my academic performance, so the financial assistance through the award came as a great relief. I look forward to an opportunity to thank the donors who have helped me and hope that, one day, I will be able to do similar acts of kindness. Thomas Legal Assistant Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

16 CENTRE FOR ACADEMIC LEARNER SERVICES HELLO, OKI, HO AN, TANSI, TAWNSHI, HAU EDUCATION IS FUNDAMENTAL TO IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL PEOPLE, FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE. Through Chinook Lodge Aboriginal Resource Centre, SAIT Polytechnic offers a welcoming environment and tools for academic success to our First Nations, Métis and Inuit students. Working together, we can discover ways to assist you in completing your studies and pursuing your personal and career goals. FIND OUT MORE Chinook Lodge Aboriginal Resource Centre [email protected] sait.ca 14 sait.ca S CALS-AwardsGuide-ChinookLodge-Ad.indd :54 AM

17 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS GENERAL AWARDS ESMAIL AND SAFANA BHARWANI CHARITABLE FOUNDATION FUND Value: $250 Number: 1 of any program Volunteerism in the not-for-profit sector and/or in the community Landed immigrant or landed immigrant that is now a Canadian citizen Preference given to an interest in: entrepreneurship, taxation law, or not-for-profit Preference given to single parents HSBC BANK CANADA Value: $2,700 Number: 1 of any program (minimum GPA 3.75) KARISSA-MOORE AWARD Financial Need Academic Achievment Teamwork Canadian Citizen or Landed immigrant Preference given to female students STEPHANIE ANNE NOVAK MEMORIAL Value: $710 Number: 1 of any program (minimum GPA 3.50) Outlined involvement as a player in competitive sports Preference given to competitive soccer TD BANK Value: $2,015 Number: 4 Two awards for first semester of any program from high school Extra-curricular activities and community involvement Two awards for first semester of final year of any program Extra-curricular activities and community involvement Preference given to an interest in working in the financial sector ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT BURSTALL WINGER ADMINISTRATIVE Value: $350 Number: 1 Top student in business English and communications proficiency CIBC Value: $2,500 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) or landed immigrant D.C. FLEMING / SAIT S ALIVE Value: $310 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 2.50) Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

18 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation DIVERSIFIED STAFFING SERVICES EWI OF CALGARY CHAPTER ASIST (ADULT STUDENTS IN SCHOLASTIC TRANSITION) Value: $2,500 Number: 1 Fourth semester Attitude demonstrated in essay identifying career goals and steps being taken to obtain Leadership and community involvement Must reside in legal limits of the City of Calgary and surrounding areas up to a 200km radius Preference give to female students with young children HENNY ARVIDSON MEMORIAL Ability, interest and commitment to office administration MARK STAFFING Value: $500 Number: 2 from first and second semesters (minimum GPA 3.00) TD INSURANCE MELOCHE MONNEX from first and second semesters Not to be in receipt of another award BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (ACCOUNTING) ATB FINANCIAL First semester of second year (minimum GPA 3.00) Leadership demonstrated by inspiration of others, passion for results and ability to bring people together to achieve a common goal CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA Value: $1,500 Number: 1 First semester of fourth year Must be registered with CGA Alberta Highest average in a minimum of three or four CGA level courses CIBC Value: $2,500 Number: 1 of first year (minimum GPA 3.00) or landed immigrant DAVID AND LISA OWER Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Last semester of fourth year Aptitude for human resource management Deadline: April sait.ca DIVERSIFIED STAFFING SERVICES First semester of fourth year ESMAIL AND SAFANA BHARWANI CHARITABLE FOUNDATION FUND Value: $250 Number: 1 First semester of third year Volunteerism in the not-for-profit sector and/or in the community Preference given to an interest in: entrepreneurship, taxation law, or not-for-profit JAZZ-IT! First semester of third year Greatest improved GPA from first year to second year PARAGON CUSTOM HOMES First semester of second year (minimum GPA 3.00) or landed immigrant BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ADVOCIS Value: $410 Number: 1 Interest in marketing Express interest to pursue a career in the life insurance industry, preferably in sales Primary consideration given to community involvement Secondary consideration given to academic achievement ALBI HOMES LTD. Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Marketing major ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL Value: $300 Number: 1 ATB FINANCIAL COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP Value: $1,010 Number: 1 Financial Services major with a minimum GPA 3.70 BOB AND GYNELL DAWSON Sponsored by: Rotary Club of Calgary South Strong entrepreneurial skills Minimum GPA 3.00 CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF PLUMBING AND HEATING Value: $500 Number: 2 Management major (minimum GPA 2.80) CANADIAN PETROLEUM TAX SOCIETY Value: $750 Number: 1 Graduating student with an Accounting major Highest standing in Tax Accounting Deadline: April 30 CIBC Value: $2500 Number: 4 of first year (minimum GPA 3.00) or landed immigrant and January 28 DAHRLYNE HUBERT MEMORIAL Value: $2,960 Number: 1 Accounting major (minimum GPA 3.00) Mature student of 30 years of age or older Preference given to a female student who is a single parent DAVID AND LISA OWER Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Aptitude for human resource management ESMAIL AND SAFANA BHARWANI CHARITABLE FOUNDATION FUND Value: $250 Number: 1 Volunteerism in the not-for-profit sector and/or in the community Preference given to an interest in: entrepreneurship, taxation law, or not-for-profit FASTENAL CASE STUDY EXCELLENCE Fourth semester Marketing major and a keen understanding of marketing in case studies within Brand Management and Marketing Action Leadership FASTENAL MARKETING EXCELLENCE Value: $1,000 Number: 4 Fourth semester Marketing major in Brand Management and Marketing Action Leadership FINANCIAL EXECUTIVES INTERNATIONAL (FEI) CALGARY CHAPTER Accounting major minimum GPA 3.00 Must have a strong interest to pursue a CMA or CGA designation GAIL QUARTLY MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Petroleum Accountants Society of Canada Accounting major Academic merit Intention to pursue a career as an accountant in the petroleum industry

19 GEMINI CORPORATION Academic merit (minimum GPA of 2.60) Community service Must be planning a career in the petroleum industry HSBC BANK CANADA FINANCIAL SERVICES Value: $1,150 Number: 1 Financial Services major Community service KELLY LEA SUELL KIERSGAARD MEMORIAL Value: $560 Number: 1 Desire to succeed and potential for successful completion of program NANCY JUNE GAGNON MEMORIAL Value: $3,670 Number: 1 Primary preference given to a single parent or parents with dependent children Secondary preference given to an Accounting Major NATIVE CALGARIAN SOCIETY Value: $300 Number: 1 Born, raised and educated in Calgary RICHARD J. MULLAN MEMORIAL Value: $815 Number: 2 Accounting major RIGHT HONOURABLE DON MAZANKOWSKI Value: $640 Number: 1 General Management major Leadership skills Outstanding academic achievement SERVPRO CANADA INC. Value: $220 Number: 1 Marketing major Highest GPA in marketing Contribute to marketing techniques SOCIETY OF MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANTS OF ALBERTA Value: $110 Number: 1 Accounting major Overall merit Interested in a career as a certified accountant TRIMAC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS Accounting major Outstanding academic achievement in first and second semesters LEGAL ASSISTANT BENNETT JONES LLP Value: $1,500 Number: 1 from first and second semesters Secondary consideration given to financial need BLAKE CASSELS AND GRAYDON LLP Potential for work in the field BURNET DUCKWORTH AND PALMER Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Preference given to a single parent CIBC Value: $2,500 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) or landed immigrant CITY OF CALGARY Value: $1,200 Number: 1 or landed immigrant Southern Alberta resident DENISE MCLOUGHLIN MEMORIAL Preference given to single parent FIELD LAW KATHY, GUS AND CINDER YUKICH Professionalism Courtesy and respect towards staff and students Teamwork Deportment (minimum GPA 2.50) LITWINIUK & COMPANY (minimum GPA 3.00) Attitude (teamwork, positive attitude, support of classmates, a good understanding of customer service and client first ) within SAIT and the community Preference given to students looking to join a small firm with under 50 employees LIZ SMITH AND ASSOCIATES Value: $800 Number: 1 Fourth semester (minimum GPA 4.00) Attitude Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

20 CHOOL OF ONSTRUCTION GENERAL AWARDS ACKLANDS GRAINGER Value: $500 gift certificate Number: 1 Any first period apprentice ALBERTA GEOMATICS GROUP Fourth semester of Geomatics Engineering Technology students of Bachelor of Applied Technology Geographic Information Systems students (minimum GPA 3.50) ASTORIA HOMES Value: $350 Number: 1 Second period of Bricklayer, Cabinetmaker, Carpenter, Concrete Finisher, Glazier, Painter and Decorator, Plumber and Tilesetter apprentice programs Preference given to student employed in the Residential Construction industry AVALON MASTER BUILDER Value: $360, $540 Number: 2 One award for any third period apprentice One award for any fourth semester diploma student Interest or experience in environmental construction Plans to work in the residential industry and May 30 BRIAN LUDWIG MEMORIAL Fourth semester of any program CANA CONSTRUCTION Value: $1,500 Number: 2 of Civil Engineering Technology and Bachelor of Science Construction Project Management Attitude Leadership JOHN H. PFEIFFER MEMORIAL Value: $400 Number: 1 Satisfactory academic achievement Preference given to a student who has become a new Canadian within the past five years KINSMEN BRIAN MACKAY MEMORIAL Value: $350 Number: 2 of any certificate or diploma program VISTA GEOMATICS LTD. of Civil Engineering, Engineering Design and Drafting or Geomatics Engineering Technology programs 18 sait.ca

21 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES ALBERTA ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS CECIL S. BURGESS Value: $500 Number: 2 ALBI HOMES LTD. Value: $1,000 Number: 9 in Building Systems Technology. Academic merit Not in receipt of another SAIT award ALBI RENOVA LTD. Value: $1,000 Number: 2 in Building Systems Technology Academic merit Not in receipt of another SAIT award ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL Value: $300 Number: 1 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES ADVISORY COMMITTEE (ATA) Value: $500 Number: 2 One award for third semester, one award for fourth semester in Architectural Design and Presentation in Building Code Leadership and January 28 CANADA GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL (CAGBC) Value: $800 and One year free CaGBC membership Number: 1 Fourth semester in the sustainable design course (minimum GPA 3.00) Involvement in extracurricular programs and/or research for sustainable design projects (minimum GPA 3.00) CANADIAN HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION - CALGARY REGION Value: $1,000 Number: 2 One award is for a student in the Architectural option One award is for a student in the Building Development option Superior performance in residential construction CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS CANADA Value: $400 Number: 1 Best mark in Construction Documentation In the event of a tie the student with the highest cumulative GPA from first to third semesters will be selected Deadline: April 30 DIALOG (minimum GPA 3.00) Demonstrates leadership and initiative EXCEL HOMES Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Preference given to a student who plans to work in the housing industry Enthusiastic team player Not in receipt of another SAIT award FRIENDS OF ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES Value: $350 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) Not in receipt of another SAIT award in the same semester HAWORTH Value: $840 Number: 2 One award for best rendering skills in Architectural Design and Presentation One award for best academic achievement in Building Code HBI HERITAGE BUSINESS INTERIORS INC. Value: $480 Number: 2 (minimum GPA of 3.00) HERBERT TIMS MEMORIAL Value: $50 Number: 1 Best mark in Theory of Structures LEDCOR CONSTRUCTION Value: $910 Number: 2 and leadership or landed immigrant LLOYD HERPERGER MEMORIAL Value: $200 Number: 1 Graduating student with the highest GPA Deadline: April 30 MARTIN COHOS Value: $635 Number: 6 Three awards for students in the Architectural option Three awards for students in the Building Development option (minimum GPA of 3.00) Ability to work as a team player (i.e. helping classmates accomplish their academic goals or showing leadership in organizing student related activities) In the event of a tie, financial need will be a consideration Special note: Donor encourages the recipient to use the award to travel PROFESSIONAL EXCAVATORS LTD. Value: $2,000 Number: 4 Two awards for third semester (minimum GPA 3.00.) Two additional awards for those third semester recipients upon their graduation on time in the spring of that same academic year and April 30 RCI INCORPORATED BACHELOR OF APPLIED TECHNOLOGY GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS ALBERTA CHAPTER OF GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION & TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION (GITA) Value: $2,500 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) INTEGRATED INFORMATICS INC. Value: $1,000 Number: 2 (minimum GPA 3.00) and January 28 OPUS STEWART WEIR Must outline your community involvement in order to qualify SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION First year of program (minimum GPA 2.50) STANTEC Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Must write an essay describing how you intend to apply GIS to help solve environmental issues Quality and content of GIS Major Project and April 30 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT ALBI HOMES LTD. Value: $1,000 Number: 5 Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

22 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation ALBI RENOVA LTD. BROOKFIELD RESIDENTIAL Value: $1,500 Number: 1 First semester of year three (minimum GPA 3.00) Student leadership CANA 70TH ANNIVERSARY Sponsored by: AON Reed Stenhouse First semester of second year (minimum GPA 3.00) Preference given to descendants of CANA employees CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF PLUMBING AND HEATING Value: $500 Number: 3 First semester of year three (minimum GPA 2.80) D.T. CONSULTING Value: $390 Number: 1 First semester of final year in contract and procurement management coursework (minimum GPA 2.50) MICHELLE KRSEK MEMORIAL Value: $1,750 Number: 2 First semester of final year Description of an aspect of construction safety, why it is important and how student will promote that aspect in the workplace Preference given to female students MORGAN CONSTRUCTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL LTD. Value: $1,500 Number: 1 First semester from high school SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION (minimum GPA 2.50) BRICKLAYER APPRENTICE MASONRY CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA SHELDON HANSLEY MEMORIAL Value: $370 Number: 1 Third period Practical ability 20 sait.ca SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Second period (minimum GPA 2.50) CABINETMAKER APPRENTICE ALAN E. JOHNSTON MEMORIAL Value: $900 Number: 1 Third period or higher Craftsmanship Relates well with and helps others High caliber of creative aptitude GUERINO S. RAFFIN MEMORIAL Value: $130 Number: 1 Third period Most promising overall creative aptitude Excellence in cabinetmaking JOHN WESTBURY MEMORIAL Sponsored by: F and D Scene Changes Ltd. Value: $1,110 Number: 1 Third period Best overall marks in program In the event of a tie, financial need will determine the recipient KI CANADA Value: $360 Number: 1 Completing second period from previous period Attitude and aptitude Attendance SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Second period (minimum GPA 2.50) STEVE HRUDEY MEMORIAL Value: $510 Number: 1 Dedication Craftsmanship Pursuit of excellence in cabinetmaking WADE SCHMIDT LIFESTYLE MEMORIAL Value: $600 Number: 1 Second period or higher Promising overall creative aptitude Relates well with and helps others Preference given to previous recipients CARPENTER APPRENTICE ALBI HOMES LTD. Value: $1,000 Number: 4 One award for each period of first through fourth Not in receipt of another SAIT award GARY BOCKMAN MEMORIAL Value: $990 Number: 1 Third period (minimum GPA 3.00) HAWORTH Value: $840 Number: 1 Third period Previous period marks JOHN BURGESS FRASER MEMORIAL Value: $370 Number: 1 Second, third or fourth period Primary consideration given to attitude, aptitude and previous period marks JOSEPH C. ROMEO MEMORIAL Fourth period Final finishing carpentry project grade PCL BUILDERS INC. NORM MCLENNAN Value: $1,000 Number: 4 Value: $2,000 Number: 6 2 awards for first period, 3 awards for second period, 3 awards for third period, 2 awards for fourth period Must be living in Southern Alberta Attitude and aptitude Attendance PETER BENDER MEMORIAL Value: $885 Number: 2 Third period (minimum GPA 3.00) REMINGTON DEVELOPMENT First period (minimum GPA 3.00) or landed immigrant Preference to single parent SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Fourth period (minimum GPA 2.50) WINROC, A DIVISION OF SUPERIOR PLUS LP Value: $1,000 Number: 5 Third period Preference given to a single parent or landed immigrant CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ALBERTA NEW HOME WARRANTY PROGRAM Value: $1,550 Number: 1 Process: Must submit to your Academic Chair a two page essay explaining why the Civil Engineering Technology program is important to the Residential Construction industry

23 ALBERTA READY-MIXED CONCRETE ASSOCIATION Ability and interest in the concrete industry ALBERTA ROADBUILDERS AND HEAVY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION Minimum GPA 2.00 from first and second semesters Interested in a career in the road building industry AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTE in concrete and strength of materials subjects Interest in concrete and design ASET GLENN MONSON Sponsored by: Engineering Technology Scholarship Foundation of Alberta (ETSFA) Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Enrolled in the final year of program Must be a member of ASET (membership is free to students enrolled in their final year of an ASET recognized program refer to aset.ab.ca) Leadership ability through participation in school and/or community activities ASSOCIATION FOR ADVANCEMENT OF COST ENGINEERS INTERNATIONAL (AACEI) Value: $1,000, $1,330 Number: 2 Graduating student Outstanding performance in academic and practical aspects of cost engineering subjects including estimating, job cost control, economics, contracts and specifications Preferance given to a student enrolled in a degree program the following Fall BUNT & ASSOCIATES (minimum GPA of 3.00) Preference given to students interested in transportation engineering or highway design CALGARY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION Superior academic achievement Superior technical report writing ability during first and second semesters CALGARY GENERAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION Superior achievement in the estimating unit and term work in the program AVREE BUJACZEK BUILDING FROM TRAGEDY CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGE Value: $370 Number: 1 Significant contribution to the ongoing extracurricular activities of the class Maintains an acceptable level of academic achievement D.A. WATT CONSULTING, Municipal major Leadership D.C. FLEMING / SAIT S ALIVE Value: $310 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 2.50) DIALOG (minimum GPA 3.00) Demonstrates leadership and initiative EXCEL HOMES Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Preference given to a student who plans to work in the housing industry Enthusiastic team play Not in receipt of another SAIT award Sometimes there s opportunity in great tragedy; opportunity to learn, opportunity for change and opportunity to make a difference. On August 1, 2009, three-year-old Michelle Krsek was tragically killed when strong wind gusts blew a large piece of metal off an 18-storey tower under construction in downtown Calgary. Michelle has not been forgotten and her death has become a catalyst. The City of Calgary has teamed up with SAIT Polytechnic to create an academic award aimed at raising awareness of construction project safety. Avree Bujaczek, a third-year student in SAIT s Bachelor of Science in Construction Project Management, was one of two recipients of the Michelle Krsek Memorial Award in 2014 its inaugural year. The significance of this bursary is not lost on Bujaczek. The reason for the award is so sad, but what they ve done with that tragedy is really powerful, says Bujaczek. It s really made people in the industry think about safety and make changes (to create) safer construction sites. The award has also brought change to Bujaczek s life. The $1,750 bursary offered a bit of financial breathing room in a tight student budget financed through student loans and a line of credit. As a mature student, the financial assistance is a huge help, she says, adding that the extra cash allowed her to better focus on her studies. And that focus will help make a difference. Bujaczek is passionate about what she s learning, about the hands-on way it s being taught, and about the curriculum aimed at advancing construction site safety. We (Construction Project Management students) will be able to take that culture of safety we re learning and apply it to our worksites to make everyone safer, says Bujaczek. Student Awards Guide 2015/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

24 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation FLUOR CANADA LTD. Value: $1,500 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) Successfully completed, at first writing, each of the subjects taken in first and second semesters or landed immigrant GERALD SEIB MEMORIAL Value: $1,410 Number: 1 Leadership JAMES POSEY MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Alberta Building Envelope Council Value: $700 Number: 2 Fourth semester Enrolled in CIVL-364 Building Science in Construction Management major One award primary consideration given to financial need Secondary consideration given to academic achievement (minimum GPA of 3.00) One award for the highest mark in CIVL- 364 Building Science and April 30 LAFARGE CANADA INC. Value: $2,250 Number: 2 Attitude Aptitude Preference for a female student for one award MANUEL DACOSTA MEMORIAL Value: $550 Number: 1 Performance in three labs in which safety issues are involved: CIVL 260, 224 and 222 (minimum GPA 2.3) NORTH STAR CONTRACTING INC. Leadership Preference given to Canadian citizen or landed immigrant PROFESSIONAL EXCAVATORS LTD. Value: $2,000 Number: 4 Two awards for third semester (minimum GPA 3.00) Two additional awards for those third semester recipients upon their graduation on time in the spring of that same academic year and April 30 SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Value: $1,000 Number: 2 (minimum GPA 2.50) 22 sait.ca STUART OLSON DOMINION - 50TH AND 60TH ANNIVERSARY Value: $750 Number: 2 Student leadership TREVOR KOROL MEMORIAL Value: $920 Number: 1 First semester based on prerequisite marks VOLKER STEVIN (minimum GPA 3.00) Leadership or landed immigrant ENGINEERING DESIGN AND DRAFTING TECHNOLOGY AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING ENGINEERS INC. (ASHRAE) SOUTHERN ALBERTA CHAPTER Value: $400, $600 Number: 2 Graduating student ATCO GAS Value: $300 Number: 1 Fourth semester BANTREL Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Fourth semester Leadership CANADIAN HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION - CALGARY REGION Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Fourth semester, Structural major Superior performance in architectural drafting DESIGN GROUP STAFFING Value: $500 Number: 2 One award for second semester One award for fourth semester, Process Piping major (minimum GPA of 3.00) FLUOR CANADA LTD. Value: $1,500 Number: 2 Fourth semester Minimum GPA of 3.00 Successfully completed, at first writing, each of the subjects taken in first and second semesters (supplemental examinations not considered) or landed immigrant GAS LIQUIDS ENGINEERING Value: $1,000 Number: 2 One award for first semester One award for fourth semester, Process Piping major (minimum GPA of 3.00) and January 28 HAWORTH Value: $840 Number: 2 One award for fourth semester student based on aptitude, attitude and attendance One award for a student who has successfully completed the program with the best underfloor air project in ENGD 390 and April 30 SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION (minimum GPA 2.50) STANTEC Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Fourth semester, Civil major (minimum GPA of 3.30) or landed immigrant URBAN SYSTEMS Value: $2,500 Number: 1 Fourth semester, Civil major (minimum GPA of 3.00) or landed immigrant Preference given to single parents and mature students over 20 years old WILLIAMS ENGINEERING CANADA Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Fourth semester (minimum GPA of 3.00) One award for community involvement GASFITTER APPRENTICE SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION First period (minimum GPA 2.50) SINCLAIR SUPPLY LTD. First period

25 SUPERIOR PROPANE INC. Value: $440 Number: 1 Any period Preference given to an individual presently working in an environment that demands strict safety practices be followed Process: Current work experience outlining safety practices used must be identified GEOMATICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ALBERTA CHAPTER OF GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION & TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION (GITA) Value: $2,500 Number: 1, Mapping option (minimum GPA 3.00) ALBERTA LAND SURVEYORS ASSOCIATION Value: $1,500 Number: 1 ALBERTA SOCIETY OF SURVEYING AND MAPPING TECHNOLOGIES (ASSMT) Technical skill Class involvement and related functions Current member of ASSMT ATCO GAS Value: $300 Number: 1 from first and second semesters CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF GEOMATICS (CIG) Value: One year free CIG membership Number: 1 Demonstrated ability Leadership Enthusiasm Must be continuing in field of studies D.A. WATT CONSULTING Value: $500 Number: 2 Leadership J.H. HOLLOWAY MIDWEST SURVEYS INC. Interest in cadastral surveying Leadership qualities MILLENNIUM GEOMATICS LTD. Demonstrates exceptional effort in class Minimum GPA 2.70 Preference given to student planning a career in cadastral land surveying OPUS STEWART WEIR Must outline your community involvement in order to qualify SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION (minimum GPA 2.50) TECTERRA - FUTURE GEOMATICS LEADER Value: $1,000 Number: 2 (minimum GPA of 3.00) GLAZIER APPRENTICE BILL BLAKNEY MEMORIAL Value: $370 Number: 1 Third period Preference given to an individual from the Edmonton area FLYNN CANADA LTD. Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Third period One award for financial need One award for academic achievement (minimum GPA 3.00) LOU THOMAS GLASSWORKER Sponsored by: Glass and Architectural Metals Association Value: $360 Number: 1 Third period Attitude, attendance and leadership Organizational skills and initiative SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Second period (minimum GPA 2.50) INSULATOR APPRENTICE SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Third period (minimum GPA 2.50) PAINTER AND DECORATOR APPRENTICE REMINGTON DEVELOPMENT First period (minimum GPA 3.00) or landed immigrant Preference to single parent PLUMBER APPRENTICE DON AND DOREEN WATSON FAMILY Value: $350 Number: 1 Second period and Alberta resident GORDON AND VERA RAMSAY MEMORIAL Value: $400 Number: 1 Second or third period Aptitude to succeed in the trade from Alberta REMINGTON DEVELOPMENT First period (minimum GPA 3.00) or landed immigrant Preference to single parent SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Value: $1,000 Number: 4 Three awards for first period and one award for second period (minimum GPA 2.50) PRE-EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS REMINGTON DEVELOPMENT Value: $2,500 Number: 3 One award each for Cabinetmaker, Carpenter and Plumber (minimum GPA 3.00) or landed immigrant Preference to single parent PROCESS PIPING DRAFTING BANTREL Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Leadership Deadline: April 30 Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

26 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation REFRIGERATION AND A/C MECHANIC APPRENTICE JACK HASICK MEMORIAL Value: $670 Number: 1 Third period Demonstrated dedication to learning or landed immigrant RSES CALGARY REFRIGERATION Value: $400 Number: 1 First period Eligible to register for second period Ranked first in the average of all SAIT shop marks in the first period Overall average of 80% or higher on SAIT theory marks SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Value: $1,000 Number: 3 First period (minimum GPA 2.50) SINCLAIR SUPPLY LTD. First period SHEET METAL WORKER APPRENTICE DONALD A. KRAMER MEMORIAL Value: $370 Number: 1 First period Leadership 24 sait.ca REMINGTON DEVELOPMENT First period (minimum GPA 3.00) or landed immigrant Preference to single parent SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Value: $1,000 Number: 3 First period (minimum GPA 2.50) SINCLAIR SUPPLY LTD. Value: $500 Number: 2 First period STEAMFITTER - PIPEFITTER APPRENTICE SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION Value: $1,000 Number: 2 First period (minimum GPA 2.50) PHOENIX INDUSTRIAL First period Aboriginal student I am now almost finished the second semester of a four-year Construction Project Management Program. These studies are a huge time commitment and, as a mature student, I have really noticed the lack of a full-time paycheque. I am sincerely grateful for your generosity. Thank you for taking the time to extend a helping hand to those who are bettering themselves by developing their education. Your donation has allowed me to spend more time with my 16-month-old daughter (who is also very grateful for her new rain boots and for my student pass to the Zoo). James, BSCPM TILESETTER APPRENTICE REMINGTON DEVELOPMENT Second period (minimum GPA 3.00) or landed immigrant Preference to single parent M S E

27 ACPHAIL CHOOL OF NERGY GENERAL AWARDS CANADIAN HEAVY OIL ASSOCIATION Value: $1,500 Number: 1 For a student in Petroleum Engineering Technology or Power Engineering Technology Completed third semester Must be a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Deadline: December 31 MSE ENERGY SECTOR LUNCHEON Value: $800 Number: 1 For a student in any diploma program RAY SHUPAC MEMORIAL For a student in Power Engineering Technology or Power and Process Operations (minimum GPA of 2.75) TOTAL E & P CANADA Value: $2,500 Number: 4 For students in Bachelor of Applied Technology Petroleum Engineering, Petroleum Engineering Technology or Power Engineering Technology First semester of second year (minimum GPA of 3.50) Demonstration of interest in Petroleum or Energy industry through past work experience or volunteerism BACHELOR OF APPLIED TECHNOLOGY PETROLEUM ENGINEERING CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCERS (CAPP/EPAC) VALUE: $4,000 NUMBER: 5 Sixth semester Academic performance Preference to women or individuals who are of Aboriginal descent and March 28 DR. RIZA KONAK MEMORIAL Value: $760 Number: 1 Sixth semester High academic achievement Primary consideration given to financial need ENERPLUS CORPORATION Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Sixth semester Primary consideration given to academic achievement from previous semester Secondary consideration given to financial need ENTERO ENERGY SOFTWARE Value: $1,010 Number: 1 Sixth semester Enrolled in, or completed, the Petroleum Economics course in Reservior Engineering courses, with a minimum GPA of 3.50 Canadian or non Canadian oil and gas experience Preference given to IT/computer science background Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

28 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS, CANADA Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Sixth semester Experience in the petroleum industry Career objectives in the upstream petroleum industry or landed immigrant Must be a member of SPE - Society of Petroleum Engineers (apply online at spe.org/students) Process: Must submit to the Alumni and Development office at MA113 in Heritage Hall, a copy of your SPE Membership CHEMICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY DON PETEHERYCH MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Diversity Technologies Corporation - DiCorp Value: $1,165 Number: 2 Potential to succeed (not necessarily top of class) Leadership qualities such as volunteerism and community involvement MOLSON COMPANIES Value: $150 Number: 1 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CORROSION ENGINEERS (NACE) in first and second semesters Emphasis on superior academic achievement in semester one courses or prerequisite courses specializing in the study of corrosion Must be a member of NACE (For more details visit Students interested in becoming members of NACE, Calgary Section should forward a copy of your student ID and a complete registration form to membership@ nacecalgary.ca; membership will be processed free of charge) NOVA CHEMICALS Communication CHEMICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY CALFRAC WELL SERVICES LTD. Value: $2,500 Number: 2 One award financial need (minimum GPA 3.00) Preference given to single parents One award academic achievement Preference given to students with interest in a career in the service side of petroleum industry 26 sait.ca CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY Value: Engraved medal and certificate of merit Number: 1 Top graduating student Deadline: April 30 CHEMICAL INSTITUTE OF CANADA Value: $200 and lapel pin Number: 1 from previous semesters CHEMISTRY ALUMNI CHAPTER Value: $140 Number: 1 Attitude DON LABERGE MEMORIAL Value: $550 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) Passing grade in Instrumentation 390 both Theory and Lab Attitude HUSKY ENERGY Third semester (minimum GPA 3.00) Involvement in extracurricular activities MOLSON COMPANIES Value: $150 Number: 1 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CORROSION ENGINEERS (NACE) in first and second semesters Emphasis on superior academic achievement in semester one courses or prerequisite courses specializing in the study of corrosion Must be a member of NACE (For more details visit Students interested in becoming members of NACE, Calgary Section should forward a copy of your student ID and a complete registration form to membership@ nacecalgary.ca; membership will be processed free of charge) NOVA CHEMICALS in Applied Analytical Instrumentation Communication Preference given to students planning on taking the Co-op Program WSH LABORATORIES LIMITED ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ASET ROBERT MAXWELL, C.E.T. Sponsored by: Engineering Technology Scholarship Foundation of Alberta (ETSFA) Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Enrolled in the final year of program Must be a member of ASET (membership is free to students enrolled in their final year of an ASET recognized program refer to aset.ab.ca) (placement in the top 10% during first year of studies) Leadership ability through participation in school and/ or community activities CALGARY ELECTRIC CLUB CITY OF CALGARY Value: $1,200 Number: 1 or landed immigrant Southern Alberta resident DAVE ERHARDT MEMORIAL Value: $1,710 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.20) Positive attitude Shows a keen interest in the design side Preference given to student with an electrician. journeyman certification ENMAX CORPORATION Value: $1,200 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) FORTIS ALBERTA Value: $750 Number: 2 Two awards for second semester Two awards for fourth semester eligible to graduate (minimum GPA 3.00) Positive attitude and respect for peers, instructors and the institution Commitment to safety in the lab with no incidents or accidents Punctuality in labs and no missed lab attendance Complies with SAIT s Student Code of Conduct, policies and procedures Process: First year students must submit a minimum two page letter to the Academic Chair that outlines the applicant s understanding of safety awareness and respect for safety when working with electrical equipment and following electrical processes must submit a letter to the Academic Chair that outlines their understanding and interest in a career in the electric utility industry

29 KVA FUND Value: $420 Number: 1 Graduating student who has demonstrated a willingness to assist fellow classmates in their studies Participation in the Students Association and KVA Club activities LEONARD R. ANDERSON Value: $450 Number: 1 (minimum a GPA 2.50) NORMAN BAKKEN MEMORIAL Value: $235 Number: 1 First semester Demonstrates a love for this type of work by way of classroom work and attitude R.M. NAGATA Value: $200 and engraved award Number: 1 Graduating student Superior attitude Superior application of skills TRANSALTA Value: $785 Number: 4 Two awards for first semester Two awards for third semester Good academic achievement from high school (minimum 70% average) Good academic achievement from first and second semesters (minimum GPA 3.00) Active as a volunteer within the community and November 28 ENERGY ASSET MANAGEMENT CENTRE FOR ENERGY ASSET MANAGEMENT Value: $500, $1,000 Number: Varies One award for every student returning to their third semester in the second year of program that has successfully completed all first year requirements One award for every student graduating On Time in the spring To be eligible for these awards, the student must continue their enrollment in the program in consecutive semesters without any breaks in their training and April 30 DAVE RUDD MEMORIAL Value: $8,000 Number: 1 Fourth semester (for a student graduating On Time (minimum GPA 3.80) Works to a higher standard Attitude (respectful, excellent communicator, confident) Leadership (demonstrates the desire and ability to mentor and assist classmates) Volunteerism (contributes to the Energy Asset Management industry and community) Must provide reference letter from summer position employer Outline your EAM journey from decision to enter EAM through to completion of program, including summer positions and the learning experiences therein ENERPLUS CORPORATION Value: $2,000 Number: 1 First semester based on prerequisite marks HUSKY ENERGY (minimum GPA 3.30) PETROLEUM ACCOUNTANTS SOCIETY OF CANADA Academic merit Intention to pursue a career as an accountant in the petroleum industry RESOURCE ENERGY SOLUTIONS WELLMAN Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Aptitude Attitude One award considers financial need also ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY CALGARY HORSESHOE CLUB Value: $370 Number: 1 CONOCO PHILLIPS CANADA Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Graduating student Highest academic achievement Deadline: April 30 JAKUL FAMILY (minimum GPA 2.30) Positive attitude NOSE CREEK Value: $560 Number: 1 ONLINE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY Value: $370 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) PHH ARC ENVIRONMENTAL LTD. (minimum GPA 2.30) Positive attitude INSTRUMENT TECHNICIAN APPRENTICE FLINT ENERGY SERVICES LTD. One award each for a student completing first, second, third and fourth period Academic excellence (institutional marks and provincial apprenticeship exam marks) PETROLEUM SERVICES ASSOCIATION OF CANADA Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Third period or higher from previous periods Preference given to interest in working in the service, supply or manufacturing sectors of the petroleum industry STRAD ENERGY SERVICES Value: $1,500 Number: 2 Third or fourth period INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ALLIANCE PIPELINE LTD. Value: $980 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00 but not necessarily top of the class) Positive attitude and demonstrates leadership within program AUTOPRO AUTOMATION (minimum GPA 3.00) Demonstrates community leadership CANADIAN NATURAL RESOURCES LTD. (CNRL) Value: $1,000 Number: 7 Value: $1,500 Number: 10 Seven awards for second semester Ten awards for third semester Preference given to female students or students of Canadian Aboriginal/Native ancestry and January 28 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF HYDROCARBON MEASUREMENT Value: $2,000 and free admission to the Canadian School of Hydrocarbon Measurement event Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) Demonstrated interest in petroleum measurement and metering FLUOR CANADA LTD. Value: $1,500 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) Successfully completed, at first writing, each of the subjects taken in first and second semesters or landed immigrant ISA INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF AUTOMATION Value: $1,000 Number: 3 Not in receipt of another program award JOE WOLKOWSKI MEMORIAL Value: $370 Number: 1 Academic effort (minimum GPA 2.50) Not in receipt of another program award High level of participation in ISA activities (i.e. executive) Process: The ISA Student Advisor (Member) must be consulted before the candidate is chosen Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

30 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation KENONIC CONTROLS Value: $955 Number: 2 Good academic standing Application of skills Positive attitude Process: In the event of a tie, financial need will be the determining factor SPARTAN CONTROLS LTD. Value: $2,000 Number: 5 Two awards second semester Two awards third semester Must outline career pursuits and ambitions within instrumentation engineering technology field One award for any semester Must outline financial circumstances and the difference that receiving a hand up would make and January 28 W. EDWARD JAMISON MEMORIAL Value: $480 Number: 1 Not in receipt of another program award Process: Must write an essay describing situations demonstrating leadership skills and your ability to get along with others OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION ACCOUNTING INUVIALUIT PETROLEUM CORPORATION Value: $170 Number: 1 Student in oil and gas related studies PETROLEUM ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL Value: $300 Number: 1 BP CANADA ENERGY COMPANY Value: $1,500 Number: 2 (not necessarily outstanding) Interest in activities which contribute to the SAIT community One award - Preference given to an individual of Aboriginal descent CALFRAC WELL SERVICES LTD. Value: $5,000 Number: 3 One award financial need (minimum GPA 3.00) Preference given to single parents Two awards academic achievement Preference given to students with interest in a career in the service side of petroleum industry 28 sait.ca CALGARY OILFIELD TECHNICAL SOCIETY Value: $1,500 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) Community/leadership involvement Preference given to mature students over 25 years of age CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF DRILLING ENGINEERS Value: $850 Number: 1 Good communications skills and ability to work with others Preference given to applicants with significant work experience in oil and gas drilling or well servicing prior to attending SAIT CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCERS (CAPP/EPAC) Value: $4,000 Number: 5 Academic performance Preference given to women or individuals of Aboriginal descent CANADIAN SCHOOL OF HYDROCARBON MEASUREMENT Value: $2,000 and free admission to the Canadian School of Hydrocarbon Measurement event Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) Demonstrated interest in petroleum measurement and metering CHORNEY FAMILY Value: $2,080 Number: 2 Value: $1,800 Number: 1 Value: $1,030 Number: 3 Three awards for second semester Three awards for third semester (minimum GPA 2.50) One award includes leadership and initiative Preference given to single parents and January 28 CLIFFORD KOPEC MEMORIAL Value: $380 Number: 2 Participation in the community Participation in the Students Association DON PETEHERYCH MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Diversity Technologies Corporation - DiCorp Value: $1,165 Number: 2 Potential to succeed (not necessarily top of class) Leadership qualities such as volunteerism and community involvement ENERPLUS CORPORATION Value: $2,000 Number: 1 First semester based on high school prerequisite marks ENFORM E.W. WALT GABERT Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Leadership qualities ENFORM PAUL SCHOENHALS Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Leadership qualities EOG RESOURCES CANADA INC. Value: $3,000 Number: 1 Most improved student from semesters one and two GEORGE YAKIWCHUK Value: $220 Number: 1 GLEN LEE MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Penn West Energy Trust Value: $5,000 Number: 1 (minimum GPA of 3.00) Positive attitude HUSKY ENERGY Third semester (minimum GPA 3.00) Involvement in extracurricular activities JOHN F. HARDY MEMORIAL Value: $815 Number: 2 Student leadership LOY WEBB Value: $2,500 Number: 1 (minimum GPA of 2.30) NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CORROSION ENGINEERS (NACE) in first and second semesters Emphasis on superior academic achievement in semester one courses or prerequisite courses specializing in the study of corrosion Must be a member of NACE (For more details visit Students interested in becoming members of NACE, Calgary Section should forward a copy of your student ID and a complete registration form to membership@ nacecalgary.ca; membership will be processed free of charge)

31 PACKERS PLUS ENERGY Value: $2,000 Number: 1 (GPA within the upper 50% of class) Preference given to previous oil and gas field experience, including summer terms, cooperative school/work terms or experience prior to school Preference given to mature students over 25 years of age PETROLEUM SERVICES ASSOCIATION OF CANADA Value: $1,500 Number: 1 from previous semesters Preference given to interest in working in the service, supply or manufacturing sectors of the petroleum industry PHOENIX TECHNOLOGY SERVICES from previous semesters (minimum GPA 2.70 from first and second semesters) POINT ENERGY LTD. Value: $1,160 Number: 1 Satisfactory academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.70 from first and second semesters) PRECISION DRILLING CORPORATION Value: $2,000 Number: 1 (minimum GPA of 3.00) Resident of one of the four Western provinces RYAN ECKHARD MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Hub Oil Value: $1,850 Number: 1 in Safety Petroleum Industry Course RYAN SILVER MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Hub Oil Value: $1,850 Number: 1 in Safety Petroleum Industry Course SAIT STUDENT PETROLEUM SOCIETY Value: $750 Number: 1 Leadership Must be actively involved in the SAIT Student Petroleum Society SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS, CANADA Value: $765 Number: 2 Preference given to applicants with previous full-time industry experience Must be a member of SPE - Society of Petroleum Engineers (apply online at spe.org/students) Process: Must submit to the Alumni and Development office at MA113 in Heritage Hall, a copy of your SPE Membership SHELL CANADA Value: $2,500 Number: 2 One award for second semester One award for third semester (minimum GPA 3.50) Preference given to Aboriginal students or women and January 28 POWER AND PROCESS OPERATIONS CHEMISTRY STAFF Value: $120 Number: 1 Highest academic achievement D.C. FLEMING / SAIT S ALIVE Value: $310 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 2.50) EDON MANAGEMENT Leadership and career aspirations in the building operations field (minimum GPA 3.00) POWER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ALLIANCE PIPELINE LTD. Value: $980 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00 but not necessarily top of the class) Positive attitude and demonstrates leadership within program ATCO POWER Value: $1,250 Number: 2 Most outstanding student or a landed immigrant Southern Alberta resident BROOKFIELD OFFICE PROPERTIES CANADA Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Technical aptitude Positive attitude Preference given to a student planning a technical career in the real estate industry CANADIAN NATURAL RESOURCES LTD. (CNRL) Value: $1,000 Number: 7 Value: $1,500 Number: 10 Seven awards for second semester Ten awards for third semester Preference given to female students or students of Canadian Aboriginal/Native ancestry and January 28 CENOVUS ENERGY Value: $5,000 Number: 12 Six awards for first semester Attitude, professionalism, competency, leadership, creative ability and commitment Must write an essay summarizing the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) booklet: Upstream Dialogue The Facts on Oil Sands Six awards for the previous year recipients of this award who are now in third semester Maintained academic achievement (minimum GPA of 3.00) and November 28 CITY OF CALGARY Value: $1,200 Number: 1 or landed immigrant Southern Alberta resident CONNER CLARK MEMORIAL (minimum GPA 3.25) Leadership and mentorship INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE EQUIPMENT INTEGRITY ASSOCIATION (IPEIA) Value: $490 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CORROSION ENGINEERS (NACE) in first and second semesters Emphasis on superior academic achievement in semester one courses or prerequisite courses specializing in the study of corrosion Must be a member of NACE (For more details visit Students interested in becoming members of NACE, Calgary Section should forward a copy of your student ID and a complete registration form to membership@nacecalgary. ca; membership will be processed free of charge) PHILIP J. CARPENTIER MEMORIAL Value: $1,500 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) Positive and compassionate attitude Passion for educational growth and improving upon skills Demonstrates leadership and/or mentorship RAY SHUPAC MEMORIAL Sponsored by: International Pressure Equipment Integrity Association (IPEIA) (minimum GPA 3.00) REGINALD HARTZLER MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Sabre Energy LTD Value: $1,090 Number: 2 GPA within the top 25% of the class Leadership qualities Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

32 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation SHELL CANADA Value: $2,500 Number: 4 Two awards for second semester Two awards for third semester (minimum GPA 3.50) Preference given to Aboriginal students or women and January 28 TRANSALTA Value: $785 Number: 8 Four awards for first semester Four awards for third semester Good academic achievement from high school (minimum 70% average) Good academic achievement from first and second semesters (minimum GPA 3.00) Active as a volunteer within the community and November 28 WORKPLACE SAFETY MANAGEMENT DISTANCE LEARNING SUPERIOR PROPANE INC. Value: $220 Number: 1 Enrolled in the Workplace Safety Management program Level 1 or 2 Preference given to individuals presently working in an environment that demands strict safety practices to be followed; must outline these safety practices Deadline: April 30 Proud sponsor of the Enerplus Innovation Centre. VANESSA BROWN STUDENT WITH AN IRON WILL REAPS REWARDS WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH YOUR ENERGY? You ve been working hard for your education, and we recognize that. Enerplus is seeking the best and brightest and offers competitive salaries, a collaborative work environment and a spirit of community giving. With a team of 800, we re a growing North American energy producer with world-class oil and gas assets. If you want to be part of a top notch team that thinks outside the box, let s talk. Visit jobs.enerplus.com to learn more about our student, and new graduate opportunities. Vanessa Brown is grateful to SAIT Polytechnic for helping her feed two of her lifelong passions: athletics and health care. A native Calgarian, Brown is in her second year of Respiratory Therapy studies in the School of Health and Public Safety. Respiratory therapists care for patients by evaluating, treating and maintaining cardiopulmonary (heart and lung) function. Brown is also an Ironman athlete. She recently won in her category at the Whistler Ironman competition, where she swam 4 km, biked 180 km and ran 42 km all within 12 hours. Her victory qualified her to represent Canada in the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii. Training for an Ironman is expensive. I was working two part-time jobs to pay for school and for training for Whistler, says the 22 year old. When I read the letter telling me I had received a SAIT student award, it was just like a reward for all my hard work. Brown works equally hard on her studies. She has been interested in anatomy since she was a teenager. I loved biology and science in high school. I knew I wanted a career in health care. She studied kinesiology at university for two years before switching to respiratory therapy at SAIT. Brown says it was a great decision. Class sizes at SAIT are drastically different. In university my classes were in 500-seat lecture halls. I felt like a number. Here at SAIT I m in a class of 55, which means I have a real relationship with my instructors. I get way more one-on-one time with them. Brown received the Jack Dallas Memorial award for leadership, citizenship, sportsmanship and athletic participation, and she reflects each of those values in her daily life. She says receiving this award is extremely meaningful because its namesake was an avid curler and a Shriner, just like her grandfather. And Brown is just as keen to succeed in her studies at SAIT as she is to finish an Ironman competition. I know I want to work in a hospital. I hope to work in pediatrics, possibly at Alberta Children s Hospital. I ll know for sure after I do my practicum, she says. I love setting goals. I love achieving goals. 30 sait.ca Student Awards Guide 2015/

33 SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND PUBLIC SAFETY GENERAL AWARDS H.H. (HOMER HILLAND) FARMAN Value: $600 Number: 1 Second year of program Ability to succeed IODE CALGARY Second year of program Successful completion of first year Preference given to a mature student with dependents KUNJANA RAMESHCHANDRA SHAH Value: $360 Number: 1 Preference given to landed immigrants Deadline: February 28 LEONARD KUEHN MEMORIAL Value: $370 Number: 1 Second year of program LEVIS FAMILY BURSARY FOR HEALTH EDUCATION Value: $485 Number: 1 Deadline: February 28 RIGHT HONOURABLE DON MAZANKOWSKI Value: $640 Number: 1 Enrolled in any School of Health and Public Safety allied health care practitioner program Primary consideration based on academic achievement in HREL/Communication/Professional Practice type courses Student leadership Deadline: April 30 SAIT S HEALTH AND PUBLIC SAFETY Value: $450 Number: 1 Students who study at a distance or at SAIT are eligible for this award Essay on Why You Chose This Field of Study Deadline: February 28 THE DEAN S AWARD FOR INNOVATION AND CHANGE Value: $2,000 Number: 2 Enrolled in any School of Health and Public Safety program Innovation, leadership and teamwork Ability to promote significant positive change Process: You MUST submit to the Dean a one page description of a significant change or innovation initiated by the student within five years of applying. Innovations and changes can come from any field or endeavour, but impacts in Health fields are preferred You MUST also submit to the Dean one or more letters of reference from those witnessing or feeling the impacts of the innovation or change and December 31 Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

34 eneral Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation DENTAL ASSISTING ALBERTA DENTAL ASSOCIATION AND COLLEGE Value: $500 Number: 2 One award for academic achievement in Radiography One award for academic achievement in Restorative Procedures I and II One award for top GPA DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL Value: $300 Number: 1 Second year student Deadline: February 28 CANADA DIAGNOSTIC CENTRES AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Highest GPA Deadline: April 30 CANADA DIAGNOSTIC CENTRES DR. WONG MOST IMPROVED First semester of second year (minimum GPA 3.50) Most improved in the first year both academically and within practicum EFW RADIOLOGY DR. DAVIS ELLIOTT Value: $1,200 Number: 1 Second year student (minimum GPA 3.00) Aptitude demonstrates high level of technical skills Attitude demonstrates exceptional patient care Deadline: February 28 EFW RADIOLOGY APTITUDE Value: $750 Number: 1 Second year student Best overall aptitude who demonstrates a high level of technical skills in the lab environment Deadline: February 28 EFW RADIOLOGY ATTITUDE Second year student Best overall attitude who provides exceptional patient. care at their practicum site Deadline: February 28 RADIOLOGY CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATED DR. W. ALLAN JOHN MEMORIAL Second year student Professionalism demonstrates integrity, confidentiality and ability to work well with others in the clinical environment Patient care demonstrates a high level of client care and service Deadline: February sait.ca RCA DIAGNOSTICS TRACY FERNER MEMORIAL Value: $350 Number: 1 Second year student Patient care demonstrates a high level of client care and service Leadership Preference given to single parent Preference given to Canadian citizen or landed immigrant Deadline: February 28 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN AVIVA ADELMAN MEMORIAL Value: $560 Number: 1 Currently completing the program Deadline: April 30 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY PARAMEDIC ADRIAN HENRIKSEN MEMORIAL Value: $450 Number: 1 A loving and caring attitude towards patients, beyond the medical aspects of the work ATB FINANCIAL SYLVIA VEGA MEMORIAL Value: $370 Number: 1 and Alberta resident Exhibits caring, friendly and outgoing attitude CALGARY HORSESHOE CLUB Value: $370 Number: 1 CHARLES A. WAMBEKE JUNIOR Value: $370 Number: 1 First semester in the Emergency Medical Technician program Intending on working in a rural area outside of Calgary Must demonstrate in writing a loving and caring attitude towards patients, beyond the medical aspects of the work CPL. MIKE STARKER MEDIC Value: $410 Number: 1 Graduating student Mature student over 25 years old Attitude Aptitude CPL. MIKE STARKER MEMORIAL MEDIC Sponsored by: The Veterans MC Canada Value: $350 Number: 1 Aptitude and attitude KEVIN DYSON MEMORIAL Value: $350 Number: 1 Dedication and passion for the field Must be meeting minimum academic performance RICHARD KLATT MEMORIAL EMERGING GENERATION Value: $700 Number: 1 Essay on how personal experiences have contributed to your EMS career path ROCKY MOUNTAIN EMERGENCY SERVICES FOOTHILLS AND PETER LOUGHEED HOSPITALS EMERGENCY SERVICES Value: $500 Number: 2 Outstanding graduating student Clinical performance TIBOR G. HICKMAN MEMORIAL Value: $550 Number: 1 Graduating student Exhibits the most promise and dedication during practical experience sessions HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA Value: $500 plus a 1 year membership for each award Number: 2 One award for the student with the highest standing in the program One award for the student with the highest standing in the first year of the program Demonstrated exceptional standard of professionalism is also a consideration ROBERT LINDSAY Second year student Leadership demonstrated by enthusiasm for the HIM profession, the learning process and the dissemination of knowledge to fellow students Attendance and noticeable progression or growth during the course of the program Preference given to a student with cognitive or mental disability VERA L. IRELAND CALGARY AREA CITY COUNCIL BETA SIGMA PHI Female student and Alberta resident Process: Available upon completion of academic studies Must be registered in practicum

35 TAMARA MARCHESIN STUDENT AWARD IS THE ICING ON THE CAKE FOR SAIT BAKING STUDENT The path to the right career can sometimes require a bit of travelling. For Tamara Marchesin, arriving at a career in baking and pastry arts has been both a figurative and a literal voyage, and it s a destination she s reached with the support of a student award. Finding the right career was a bit of a journey, says Marchesin, but I ve figured out what I m passionate about and I feel really fortunate. Marchesin s exploration began with general maths and sciences classes at the University of Lethbridge. She learned a lot, but she had no idea where those courses might take her. After Marchesin s second year of undergrad studies, still unsure of her career direction, she decided to take a year off to travel and think about her options. She began working full time in a Lethbridge cake shop to save money for her trip. Baking had always been a hobby, but Marchesin was amazed at how much she enjoyed baking as a job. I thought, I love doing this, she says. Marchesin s inkling about baking was confirmed later that year when she was exposed to European pastries during her three-month backpacking trip there. The pastries there are phenomenal. I felt so inspired that when I came back to Canada, I went back to work full time to save for a year and then I registered in the baking program at SAIT, she says. Fast forward two years to early 2014 and Marchesin is a graduate of SAIT s Baking and Pastry Arts program. But her journey with SAIT has continued even after her classes ended, thanks to a student award Marchesin received from the Châine des Rôtisseurs in March Châine is an international gastronomic society devoted to promoting fine dining and encouraging the development of young chefs. Each year, one student from the School of Hospitality and Tourism is selected for the award on the basis of academic achievement and an essay submission. I was pretty excited, says Marchesin. It was quite an honour to receive it. Marchesin is also excited about what the Châine award s financial support will enable her to do. She will complete the journey to her baking career with one more trip, joining her classmates and instructors on a one-week SAIT Baking and Pastry Arts study trip to New York City. The award has really enabled me to make the most of the New York trip, says Marchesin. Because it s fully pastry focused, we re meeting with the best of the best people in my industry. We re getting lessons from amazing, amazing chefs. It s the opportunity of a lifetime. For Marchesin, having the chance to travel and learn from industry icons as she prepares to launch a career she loves is surely the icing on the cake. MEDICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT ALBERTA COLLEGE OF MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS Value: $200 Number: 1 Professionalism Empathy Teamwork Conscious effort to succeed in program D.C. FLEMING / SAIT S ALIVE Value: $310 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 2.50) MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY ALBERTA COLLEGE OF MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS Value: $400 Number: 1 Final semester of first year Professionalism Empathy Teamwork Conscious effort to succeed in program PAT HADDEN MEMORIAL Value: $370 Number: 1 Final semester of first year Effort Attitude in the program s chemical section MEDICAL RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY EFW RADIOLOGY MORRISH-EVANS-MACDONALD Value: $1,200 Number: 1 Second year student (minimum GPA 3.00) Aptitude demonstrates high level of technical skills Attitude demonstrates exceptional patient care Deadline: February 28 EFW RADIOLOGY APTITUDE Value: $750 Number: 1 Second year student Best overall aptitude who demonstrates a high level of technical skills in the lab environment Deadline: February 28 EFW RADIOLOGY ATTITUDE Second year student Best overall attitude who provides exceptional patient care at their practicum site Deadline: February 28 RADIOLOGY CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATED DR. KENNETH S. HARRIS MEMORIAL Second year student Professionalism demonstrates integrity, confidentiality and ability to work well with others in the clinical environment Patient care demonstrates a high level of client care and service Deadline: February 28 Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

36 eneral Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation RADIOLOGY CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATED GLEN DAVIS MEMORIAL Second year student Professionalism demonstrates integrity, confidentiality and ability to work well with others in the clinical environment Patient care demonstrates a high level of client care and service Deadline: February 28 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA Value: $500 plus a 1 year membership Number: 1 Leadership qualities NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGY EDWARD MALLINCKRODT AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Second year student (minimum GPA 3.70) Leadership, integrity, dedication, openness, forwardlooking Quality driven, superior competencies particularly in radiopharmacy and has the ability to multi-task efficiently with care, teamwork and a collaborative attitude Strong proficiency in patient centered care: compassion, sensitivity, ability to provide assurance and comfort; operates in a highly transparent manner while educating the patient on process and building a strong rapport Deadline: February 28 EFW RADIOLOGY PERCY KUNG Value: $1,200 Number: 1 Second year student (minimum GPA 3.00) Aptitude demonstrates high level of technical skills Attitude demonstrates exceptional patient care Deadline: February 28 EFW RADIOLOGY APTITUDE Value: $750 Number: 1 Second year student Best overall aptitude who demonstrates a high level of technical skills in the lab environment Deadline: February 28 EFW RADIOLOGY ATTITUDE Second year student Best overall attitude who provides exceptional patient care at their practicum site Deadline: February 28 JOAN PHILLIPS MEMORIAL Value: $3,800 Number: 2 Attitude and aptitude Deadline: February 28 PHILIPS MEDICAL SYSTEMS CANADA Value: $110 Number: 1 Graduating student Highest academic achievement at SAIT and during practicum 34 sait.ca RADIOLOGY CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATED DR. BRIAN GILL MEMORIAL Second year student Professionalism demonstrates integrity, confidentiality and ability to work well with others in the clinical environment Patient care demonstrates a high level of client care and service Deadline: February 28 RESPIRATORY THERAPY ERNEST AND ELLEN WOOD Value: $675 Number: 1 Fourth semester Primary consideration given to individuals with ability to succeed while enrolled in program (academic achievement), leadership and community involvement Secondary consideration given to financial need Preference given to a female student Deadline: February 28 RESPIRATORY THERAPY EMERGING/ CLINICAL PROFICIENCY Value: $500 Number: 3 One awards for second semester Professionalism and leadership essay required Two awards for seventh semester Clinical achievement Respiratory therapy leadership and community involvement essay required Deadline: February 28 RIGHT HONOURABLE DON MAZANKOWSKI Value: $640 Number: 1 Fifth semester Academic excellence Leadership ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION HUGH FARTHING MEMORIAL Value: $885 Number: 2 Fourth semester Likelihood of successful completion of the program Deadline: February 28 VITALAIRE Fourth semester Clinical proficiency Attitude of service to the patient and the community Deadline: February 28 EFW Radiology is a proud partner of advanced education at SAIT Creating Careers with Meaning Ask us how you can join our team. (403) S H A

37 CHOOL OF OSPITALITY ND TOURISM GENERAL AWARDS CHAINE DES ROTISSEURS Value: $2,250 Number: 1 Second year of Baking and Pastry Arts, Hospitality Management or Professional Cooking Must outline how your professional life would be influenced by the values of the Chaine des Rotissuers SAM SWITZER Value: $6,000 Number: 5 Second year of any diploma program Preference given to female students Preference given to single parents/guardians BAKER APPRENTICE BAKEMARK CANADA Value: $300 Number: 1 Exceptional achievement and skills development Most successful student FLEISCHMANN S YEAST Value: $150 Number: 1 Excellence in the production of yeast-raised products Consistent performance throughout the training process GEORGE VAN DYK Value: $200 Number: 1 Second period Preference given to intention to pursue a career in a bakery BAKING AND PASTRY ARTS ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL Value: $300 Number: 1 BAKEMARK CANADA Value: $350, $500 Number: 2 Best overall in the program Aspiration to impact the future of the baking industry BUNGE CANADA Value: $500 Number: 2 One award for the highest academic achievement One award for the highest academic achievement in cake decorating Excellence through perseverance and commitment Exceptional skills on a consistent basis in the theory and practice of cake decorating FLEISCHMANN S YEAST Value: $150 Number: 1 Excellence in the production of yeast raised products Consistent performance throughout the training process HORIZON MILLING BAKING EXCELLENCE Value: $200 Number: 1 Excellence in the art of baking Exceptional competency in combining the theory and practice of baking Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

38 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB Value: $750 Number: 1 Commitment to culinary excellence Professionalism (attitude) Leadership as an inspiration to others Volunteerism IRENE Y.L. FUNG MEMORIAL Value: $380 Number: 1 or landed immigrant Graduate from an Alberta high school LENTIA ENTERPRISES LTD. Primary consideration based on highest GPA Secondary consideration exceptional skills development, achievement and a desire to have an impact on the baking industry PASTRY CHEF GUILD OF ALBERTA Improvement/growth in skills/confidence throughout the second year Skills and leadership that will be an asset in career after SAIT Participation in special events through SAIT or industry as employee or volunteer VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY Value: Engraved Victorinox Carving Set, Victorinox Swiss Army Time Piece and engraved plaque Number: 1 Highest GPA In the case of a tie, volunteerism within the program will be considered BUTCHERY AND CHARCUTERIE MANAGEMENT D.C. FLEMING / SAIT S ALIVE Value: $310 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 2.50) JACKIE AND ROGER STROOBANT MEMORIAL Value: $350 Number: 1 Passion and hardworking attitude COOK APPRENTICE FRED AND MARGARET BALMER MEMORIAL Value: $230, $330, $430 Number: 3 One award each for first, second and third period Performance in the work situation both on and off campus Attitude KEATH STAFFA MEMORIAL Value: $610 Number: 3 First, second, or third period 36 sait.ca ROBERT MULROONEY MEMORIAL Value: $350 Number: 1 Third period Leadership, teamwork and hardworking attitude Preference given to a student who desires to work in a remote site catering industry HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT ALBERTA HOTEL AND LODGING ASSOCIATION Value: $500 Number: 6 (average or better than average marks) Hotel industry experience Interest in further education CALGARY HOTEL AND AREA HOUSEKEEPING ASSOCIATION Value: $70 Number: 1 CALGARY HOTEL ASSOCIATION Value: $5,000 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) Professional promise and a commitment to a hotel industry career Previous experience in the industry is required and must be outlined Demonstration of leadership skills through the community, various associations and groups CALGARY STAMPEDE Value: $200 Number: 1 for a minimum of five years DAVID Z. KIRALY MEMORIAL Value: $110 Number: 1 Best internship report Use of skills acquired in COMM 240/290 The evaluation of the employer shall be considered and the intern shall demonstrate, through the report, an understanding of the practical aspects of the position DELTA CALGARY SOUTH Genuine financial need Planning to pursue a career in the hotel industry DELTA HOTELS Value: $1,300 Number: 1 Positive leadership skills Strong commitment to a career in the hotel industry FAIRMONT HOTELS AND RESORTS / CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE (minimum GPA 3.00) Successful completion of the Professional Internship Program passing grade in both the written evaluation and the performance appraisal FAIRMONT HOTELS AND RESORTS / THE FAIRMONT BANFF SPRINGS Essay outlining what makes Fairmont Hotels and Resorts a leader in the global hospitality industry HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB Value: $750 Number: 2 Commitment to excellence Professionalism (attitude) Leadership as an inspiration to others Volunteerism JAMES MILLOTT MEMORIAL Commitment to succeed demonstrated in the classroom Preference given to married students with children LANCE STYLES MEMORIAL Value: $80 Number: 1 For a student with the highest internship report that also reflects the importance of customer service as an integral part of the hospitality industry Demonstrates a high level of customer service abilities Received an above expectation rating on performance appraisal in the guest satisfaction category LEO SHEFTEL MEMORIAL AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Value: $350 Number: 1 Graduating student with the highest GPA Deadline: April 30 ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY SOUTH Value: $650 Number: 3 Excellence in food and beverage service Outstanding service in a classroom environment Professionalism in a team environment SKAL INTERNATIONAL CALGARY BOB AND TISH LEES Successful completion of internship (minimum GPA 3.00) SYSCO CALGARY Profession-related volunteer activities TOURISM ACCOMMODATION RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION (TARA) Value: $370 Number: 1 Highest internship mark WILLOW PARK WINES & SPIRITS Highest mark in Beverage Management

39 MEAT OPERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB Value: $750 Number: 1 Commitment to culinary excellence Professionalism (attitude) Leadership as an inspiration to others Volunteerism PROFESSIONAL COOKING ALBERTA HOTEL AND LODGING ASSOCIATION Value: $500 Number: 4 Previous hotel industry experience Interest in further education ALBERTA LAMB PRODUCERS Value: $380 Number: 1 Attitude, professional promise, competency, leadership, creative ability, commitment to culinary excellence ALBERTA PORK PRODUCERS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Value: $180 Number: 2 Shows promise of becoming highly employable after graduation, through attitudes and application of skills ANDREW SUMMERS BEATTIE MEMORIAL Value: $400 Number: 2 Consistent demonstration of: leadership, creative ability, productivity and commitment to culinary excellence BENJAMIN TOWERS MEMORIAL Value: $1,050 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.85) Consistent demonstration of attaining culinary excellence Professionalism, leadership and relates well with and helps others BRUCE SUDDEN MEMORIAL Value: $675 Number: 2 Leadership Creative ability Productivity Commitment to culinary excellence CALGARY CO-OP COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Value: $2,500 Number: 2 Preference will be given to members of Calgary Co op CALGARY PRODUCE MARKETING ASSOCIATION Value: $400 Number: 1 Professional promise CHEF RAY GAUTHIER MEMORIAL Most improved student Leadership or volunteerism within SAIT, SAITSA or the overall community FRANCES NICHOLS AND FREDA BARNETT MEMORIAL Value: $2,020 Number: 1 Minimum GPA 2.00 Process: You must submit a resumé to your Academic Chair GARLAND CANADA Value: $250 Number: 1 HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB Value: $750 Number: 2 Commitment to culinary excellence Professionalism (attitude) Leadership as an inspiration to others Volunteerism JAMES EDWARD DODDS MEMORIAL Value: $200 Number: 1 Striving for excellence in food purchasing courses Initiative Hard working attitude LOUISE REMMEL MEMORIAL Value: $1,260 Number: 2 (minimum GPA of 3.50) MIKE AND PAT HATZISTAMATIS MYKONOS RESTAURANT Value: $1,050 Number: 1 Participation in the community, both on and off campus Satisfactory academic performance PROFILE HOSPITALITY GROUP (minimum GPA 3.50) Preference given to a student that intends to stay and work within Alberta Preference given to a student with experience in operations in the hospitality sector ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY SOUTH Value: $650 Number: 3 Excellence in food and beverage service Outstanding service in a classroom environment Professionalism in a team environment STAN BALLARD BETTER BUY ALBERTA Value: $490 Number: 5 Two awards for second semester Three awards for second year students High degree of competency in practical and theory components Leadership, initiative, career commitment and January 28 APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM Top JOEY kitchen partners can develop their culinary skills in a 3 year training program to become Red Seal certified. LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE For more information visit JOEYrestaurants.com/careers Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

40 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation SYSCO CALGARY Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Volunteer activities profession-related TOM MAURO Value: $990 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.00) UNILEVER FOOD SOLUTIONS Value: $370 plus a Calgary Academy of Chefs and Cooks (Junior) membership Number: 1 Teamwork Outstanding leadership Professionalism Commitment to culinary excellence Minimum GPA 3.50 Participation in culinary competitions, when applicable VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY Value: Engraved Victorinox Carving Set, Victorinox Swiss Army Time Piece and engraved plaque Number: 1 Highest GPA In the case of a tie, volunteerism within the program will be considered 38 sait.ca TRAVEL AND TOURISM AMA TRAVEL AGENCY LTD. LEADERSHIP AWARD Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Successful completion of the Internship component in first year in Travel and Tourism Sales I (TSAL 255) CALGARY AND AREA TOURISM DESTINATION REGION Value: $1,050 Number: 1 Attitude Aptitude CANADIAN ROCKIES TOURISM DESTINATION Value: $1,720 Number: 1 or landed immigrant CONTIKI TRAVEL AND TOURISM (minimum GPA 3.00) Winning attitude, demonstrating outstanding service and leadership and volunteerism Essay required describing how to market Contiki to today s youth generation CUSTOM TRAVEL SOLUTIONS INC. Value: $750 Number: 2 Minimum GPA 3.00 Must outline work or volunteer experience in a Travel Agency during academic studies and include the Travel Agency name and contact person HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB Value: $750 Number: 1 Commitment to excellence Professionalism (attitude) Leadership as an inspiration to others Volunteerism RED ARROW Must outline how you embody the core values of Red Arrow SKAL INTERNATIONAL CALGARY CHRIS RICHARDSON MEMORIAL Successful completion of internship (minimum GPA 3.00) in the Customer Service Excellence course in the Sales course SKAL INTERNATIONAL CALGARY Successful completion of internship (minimum GPA 3.00) ALEX NIELSEN LAYING FOUNDATIONS FOR A REWARDING CAREER Every morning, as Alex Nielsen worked alongside his father in the family s bricklaying company, his dad would say. There are easier ways to make a living, Alex. Although Nielsen knew laying bricks wasn t what he wanted to do for a living, he also knew something easy wasn t among his criteria for a future career, either. What he wanted was a career he could feel passionate about. He has found that career in Hospitality Management, and it s an industry in which he s already been working hard. For seven years after high school, Nielsen lived in Denmark, where he worked in a bar. And he loved it. During a trip back to Denmark, a conversation with a friend helped Nielsen connect the dots. My friend said that, since I was so passionate about the service industry, I should consider a career in it. And that s what I did. Nielsen enrolled in SAIT s Hospitality Management program and soon began reaping the rewards of his bricklayer s work ethic. In his second year of studies, Nielsen earned three student awards, including the Willow Park Wines & Spirits award for the highest mark in beverage management, a South Calgary Rotary Club award for food and beverage service, and the SKAL International Calgary award for successful completion of an internship. I can t tell you how much of a help these awards are, says Nielsen. The biggest part is that they really inspired me to keep working hard. Hard work and hustle are Nielsen s M.O. He worked 110 hours beyond the 480 hours required to complete his program internship, working at two restaurants for four months between school semesters. Currently, Nielsen works as a server at La Chaumiere an institution in fine dining and French cuisine in Calgary for 36 years. Here, he s applying his ambition and the skills he acquired at SAIT to learn the industry from the dining room floor up, in the hopes of owning his own restaurant someday. I feel like my education at SAIT gave me a well-rounded foundation. It gave me the theoretical training and the practical, hands-on training I need to succeed. That balance was one of the things that drew me to SAIT, and I think it will benefit me going forward.

41 SCHOOL OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES BROADCAST SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY COLIN MAIN MEMORIAL Value: $350 Number: 1 Attitude and aptitude Preference given to a mature student with dependants ERNIE G. ROSE Value: $310 Number: 2 One award to a first year student that shows the highest academic achievement One award to a second year student who demonstrates financial need and March 28 GEORGE YOUNG MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Global Edmonton Highest mark in TV proposal with the best operational as well as technical model Deadline: April 30 MARIUS MORAIS MEMORIAL Value: $850 Number: 2 Leadership qualities Innovation Academic performance (minimum GPA of 3.00) MARIUS MORAIS MEMORIAL Value: $425 Number: 6 Three awards for students entering the program Three awards for third semester students and November 28 MATRIX VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS CORP. Leadership in the classroom Academic performance MICHAEL AND RENAE TIMS Value: $550 Number: 1 ROGERS MEDIA Leadership Preference given to a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant SONY OF CANADA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION (SCCF) Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

42 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL Value: $300 Number: 1 CALFRAC WELL SERVICES LTD. Value: $2,500 Number: 4 Two awards financial need (minimum GPA 3.00) Preference given to single parents Two awards academic achievement Preference given to students with interest in a career in the service side of petroleum industry FRED WADDINGTON MEMORIAL Value: $180 Number: 1 Mature student Dependable Hard worker In good academic standing H.A. WOODROFFE THE CALGARY FOUNDATION Value: $1,300 Number: 6 Four awards for students in second semester Two awards for students in third semester and January 28 KAY RACKETT MEMORIAL Value: $750 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 2.67) Female student KEITH M. WATT MEMORIAL Value: $280 Number: 1 Academic performance Interest in RF Communications SAIT INFORMATION SYSTEMS Value: $160 Number: 1 Attitude Aptitude EXPLORATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DOUG MACFARLANE (minimum GPA 2.75) 40 sait.ca FILM AND VIDEO PRODUCTION AMEX BANK OF CANADA Value: $1,100 Number: 1 Creative innovation demonstrated through any area in film and video production and through the required written paper Process: Must submit to the Academic Chair a written paper outlining your qualifications as they relate to creative innovation how it is manifested in your work and how it has enhanced the learning opportunity for fellow students CTSR Value: $315 Number: 1 For the most promising students INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE OF THEATRICAL AND STAGE EMPLOYEES (IATSE) LOCAL 212 Value: $760 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 3.33) Must outline a Career Plan that includes your vision for personal development during the 3 years after graduation - identify attainable goals and personal qualities that you can offer an employer SYLVIE ALLAN FINE ARTS Value: $710 Number: 1 Fourth semester Outstanding achievement in production TERRY STANSFIELD MEMORIAL Creative and innovative Attitude Aptitude TIM HOLLINGS MEMORIAL CINEMATOGRAPHY Value: $750 Number: 1 Demonstrated commitment to quality in cinematography Attitude Leadership qualities Mentors other individuals GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS AND PRINT TECHNOLOGY BOND CREATIVE (minimum GPA 3.00) Demonstrates creativity, team work and a collaborative attitude Exhibits a keen interest and plan to enter the graphic design industry will be considered in the event of a tie C.M. TOBE MITCHELL Value: $260 Number: 1 Articulate Ability to speak confidently Good interpersonal skills Dedicated to a successful career in the industry LITTLE ROCK DOCUMENT SERVICES LTD. Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Completed third semester Demonstrates commitment Seeking employment in the digital graphics industry (minimum GPA 3.00) Deadline: December 31 NATIVE CALGARIAN SOCIETY Value: $300 Number: 1 will be considered in the event of a tie PALDEN RHIDAR MEMORIAL Value: $380 Number: 1 PRINTING AND GRAPHICS INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA (minimum GPA 3.80) SAIT INFORMATION SYSTEMS Value: $160 Number: 1 Attitude Aptitude WEST CANADIAN DIGITAL IMAGING INC. Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Leadership INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CALFRAC WELL SERVICES LTD Value: $2,500 Number: 2 One award financial need (minimum GPA 3.00) Preference given to single parents One award academic achievement Preference given to students with interest in a career in the service side of petroleum industry

43 CANADIAN INFORMATION PROCESSING SOCIETY CIPS ALBERTA Value: $500 and membership Number: 1 Software Development major. Proficiency in verbal and written communications CISCO SYSTEMS Value: $375 Number: 2 Network Systems major in first and second semesters COMM TECH Telecom Systems major Technical skills and aptitude Attitude INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES AND CALS STAFF Value: $230 Number: 1 Highest academic achievement JACK MOORE Value: $525 Number: 5 Software Development major Academic merit (top 20%) Leadership qualities MALIBU S FRIEND Value: $750 Number: 1 Criteria Software Development major Based on financial need In the event of a tie academic achievement will be considered Preference for a female student METAFORE TECHNOLOGIES INC Value: $1,000 Number: 4 One award for each for the following majors: Computer Systems, Network Systems, Software Development, Telecom Systems (minimum GPA of 3.00) Attendance Description of why this career path was chosen and an outline of how the program has provided the learning opportunity to demonstrate leadership and a positive attitude in the classroom and November 28 NORTEL NETWORKS Value: $280 Number: 1 Telecom Systems major Personal qualities and character PRECISION DRILLING CORPORATION Value: $2,000 Number: 1 (minimum GPA of 3.00) Resident of one of the four Western provinces ROGERS COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED Value: $235 Number: 2 Telecom Systems major Academic excellence in the area of radio communications, including cellular/mobile radio SAIT INFORMATION SYSTEMS Value: $160 Number: 1 Software Development major Attitude Aptitude JOURNALISM RED FM (minimum GPA 2.50) Preference given to female students or students of Aboriginal descent CALGARY HERALD Value: $400 Number: 1 Preference given to students who have been Herald carriers for two or more years We want you. At Shaw, we deliver more than great content we deliver great careers. shaw.ca/careers D.C. FLEMING / SAIT S ALIVE Value: $310 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 2.50) GORD KELLY MEMORIAL Value: $1,000 Number: 5 Photojournalism option JEFFREY HARDER MEMORIAL Preference to a student who demonstrates an appreciation for free market society JOHN NELSON SNUGGS MEMORIAL Value: $300 Number: 2 Most improvement in first two semesters of the program Alberta, Saskatchewan or British Columbia resident Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

44 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation NEIL AND MILDRED WILLIAMS Value: $600 Number: 1 (minimum GPA of 2.50) Essay outlining the role of philanthropy at SAIT or in your own life, written in a news story format Preference to a student who has worked full-time in journalism for one or more years. LIBRARY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ALBERTA ASSOCIATION OF LIBRARY TECHNICIANS Value: $250 Number: 1 Ability to succeed in the profession CIMBERLY GAYLE RESEARCH SERVICES Value: $350 Number: 1 Communication skills DOROTHY SNUGGS MEMORIAL Value: $600 Number: 1 Alberta, Saskatchewan or British Columbia resident IRENE Y.L. FUNG MEMORIAL Value: $380 Number: 1 or landed immigrant Graduate from Alberta high school Primary consideration given to financial need Secondary consideration given to ability in class to make a significant contribution to the library community LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA Value: $200 Number: 1 Outstanding graduate student Deadline: February 28 MIKE PARKINSON MEMORIAL Value: $330 Number: 1 (minimum GPA of 3.00) Attendance Essay outlining why you have chosen this career path and how this program has provided learning opportunities to demonstrate leadership and positive attitude in the classroom to fellow students SHEILA NEWEL Value: $350 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 2.50) Preference given to a single parent Preference given to a student who has worked or volunteered in a public library 42 sait.ca ZARHA RAZAGHI MEMORIAL Sponsored by: SAIT Staff of Reg Erhardt Library Attitude NEW MEDIA PRODUCTION AND DESIGN FRANCOMEDIA (minimum GPA 3.00) Must describe creative innovation by explaining how it is manifested in your work and how you plan to apply this type of innovation after graduation HAROLD ASHTON MEMORIAL Value: $750 Number: 1 RADIO, TELEVISION AND BROADCAST NEWS ANNA GEDDES MEMORIAL Value: $600 Number: 1 Broadcast News major Personal and work attributes as demonstrated by Anna Geddes when she was a student at SAIT Preference given to a student who is travelling from outside of Alberta to attend SAIT, or has dependents BELL MEDIA Value: $1,500 Number: 2 Broadcast News major BRANDI COSTAR MEMORIAL Leadership and willingness to mentor students Personal character including positive and caring attitude, relates well to others, team worker, cooperative, reliable work ethic, sensitive to the needs of others, thoughtful and generous with a minimum GPA 3.00 BRAWN FOUNDATION Value: $1,100 Number: 1 Not restricted to any semester of studies Deadline: December 31 CAMERON J SMITH MEMORIAL Value: $400 Number: 1 Broadcast News or Television majors Primary consideration given to professionalism demonstrated in class, meaning: - Relates well with and helps others - Is present and on time for classes, labs and shifts - Completes all of the duties associated with each assigned position - High ethical standards - Is resourceful in solving problems and completing assignments CORUS ENTERTAINMENT Value: $490 Number: 3 One award each for the Radio, Television and Broadcast News majors (minimum GPA 3.00) Leadership through mentoring and assisting classmates CTSR Value: $315 Number: 2 For the most promising student CURT AND CLARE JOHNSON MEMORIAL Radio major Outline your strong commitment to family, volunteerism in the community and how positivity plays a role in your life and schoolwork DAVE RUTHERFORD Sponsored by: Trail Appliances Broadcast News major Leadership Attitude Preference for a student who has demonstrated achievement in commentary, editorial, community awareness or documentary GAMES FAMILY Value: $130 Number: 1 GEMMA AND RICHARD STROOBANT IN MEMORY OF BRIAN ARANAS Value: $350 Number: 1 Passion and hardworking attitude LAKECREST MEDIA (minimum GPA 3.40)

45 MARK WALKER MEMORIAL Radio major Leadership Personal character with a minimum GPA 3.00 MATRIX VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS CORP. Leadership in the classroom Academic performance ROBYN SHEPPARD MEMORIAL Value: $310 Number: 1 Broadcast News major Professionalism Positive attitude Reliability Cooperation Initiative TED SOSKIN MEMORIAL Value: $400 Number: 2 Radio major Demonstrates sales and management aptitude in radio broadcasting Leadership and entrepreneurial skills in the radio broadcasting industry WAYNE BOROWIEC MEMORIAL Value: $420 Number: 1 Fourth semester Television major Exhibits a flair and creativity in videographic skills that stand out from the crowd Superior videographic skills in Electronic News Gathering (includes an appreciation for and ability to light and compose the image as demonstrated in television news stories) In addition to assisting me financially, this award is helping me live my dream of working in the Mechanical Engineering field. SAIT s supporters really do make a difference and I will work even harder to be the best I can be. Brittany, MET NOTES: Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

46 ELECTRICAL MOTOR SYSTEMS TECHNICIAN APPRENTICE BOB JAMES MEMORIAL Graduating fourth period Highest average academic achievement based on SAIT marks, Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training (AIT) Board marks and Interprovincial Endorsement Standard exam marks Demonstrates leadership, helps others and relates well with others ELLIOT CREELMAN MEMORIAL ELECTRICAL APPARATUS ASSOCIATION WESTERN CANADA CHAPTER from fourth period Attitude Practical skills PRINCESS AUTO FOUNDATION Value: $1,250 Number: 1 First period ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE CHOOL OF ANUFACTURING ND UTOMATION 44 sait.ca CALGARY ELECTRIC CLUB Third or fourth period FLINT ENERGY SERVICES LTD. One award each for a student completing first, second, third and fourth periods Academic excellence (institutional marks and provincial apprenticeship exam marks) NORMAN BAKKEN MEMORIAL Value: $235 Number: 1 Second period Demonstrates a love for this type of work by way of classroom work and attitude R.M. NAGATA Value: $200 and engraved award Number: 1 Fourth period graduating Superior attitude Superior application of skills REMINGTON DEVELOPMENT Value: $ 1,000 Number: 1 First period (minimum GPA 3.00) or landed immigrant Preference to single parent STRAD ENERGY SERVICES Value: $1,500 Number: 2 Third or fourth period

47 IRONWORKER APPRENTICE PHOENIX INDUSTRIAL Value: $500 Number: 2 First, second or third period Aboriginal student MACHINIST APPRENTICE HAROLD CRAIGMILE MEMORIAL Value: $380 Number: 1 Second or third period (average mark of 80% or better) Program involvement RAFFAELLO FASOLI MEMORIAL Fourth period Promising student who shows a strong interest in becoming an entrepreneur within the industry SANDVIK COROMANT CANADA Fourth period Aptitude Demonstrated leadership in workplace health and safety MACHINIST TECHNICIAN ED DORE MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Premetalco Inc. Value: $1,800 Number: 1 Demonstrated leadership in workplace health and safety Preference given to Premetalco Inc. employees and their family members; these applicants must submit a letter from Premetalco Inc. confirming their employment or their family member s employment with the company SANDVIK COROMANT CANADA Aptitude Demonstrated leadership in workplace health and safety MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION FOR ADVANCEMENT OF COST ENGINEERS INTERNATIONAL (AACEI) Graduating student Design and Analysis Outstanding performance in academic and practical aspects of project management and statistics Preference given to student enrolled in a degree program the following Fall ATCO GAS Value: $300 Number: 1 Design and Analysis CALGARY HORSESHOE CLUB Value: $370 Number: 2 CARRIER ENTERPRISE Value: $800 Number: 1 Design and Analysis COMPUTER INTEGRATED DESIGN Value: $270 Number: 1 - Design and Development in previous three semesters D.C. FLEMING / SAIT S ALIVE Value: $310 Number: 1 (minimum GPA 2.50) EVANS CONSOLES Design and Analysis (minimum GPA 3.00) Proficiency in design principles GEORGE KLASSEN MEMORIAL Value: $370 Number: 1 Design and Analysis Solid academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.30) Positive attitude Motivation to succeed is a secondary consideration GORDON LUND Fourth semester Design and Analysis Leadership and community service Preference given to a mature student or single parent INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE EQUIPMENT INTEGRITY ASSOCIATION (IPEIA) Value: $490 Number: 1 Design and Analysis (minimum GPA 3.00) MARK GUTWALD MEMORIAL Design and Automation Preference given to students with dependents living at home MOLSON COMPANIES Value: $150 Number: 1 Design and Analysis NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CORROSION ENGINEERS (NACE) Design and Analysis in first and second semesters Emphasis on superior academic achievement in semester one courses or prerequisite courses specializing in the study of corrosion Must be a member of NACE (For more details visit Students interested in becoming members of NACE, Calgary Section should forward a copy of your student ID and a complete registration form to membership@ nacecalgary.ca; membership will be processed free of charge) OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY STUDENT SOCIETY AND ALUMNI Value: $70 Number: 1 Design and Automation (minimum GPA 3.00) Program promotion PRECISION DRILLING CORPORATION Value: $2,000 Number: 1 Design and Analysis (minimum GPA of 3.00) Resident of one of the four Western provinces STANDEN S LIMITED Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Design and Analysis Proficiency in the areas of manufacturing processes, engineering drawing and design principles W.A. KERMACK MEMORIAL Value: $400 Number: 2 Design and Automation Integrity Desire Interest Leadership Workmanship WALDEMAR KLEMENS MEMORIAL Design and Analysis MILLWRIGHT APPRENTICE PETROLEUM SERVICES ASSOCIATION OF CANADA Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Third period or higher from previous periods Preference given to interest in working in the service, supply or manufacturing sectors of the petroleum industry Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

48 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation NON DESTRUCTIVE TESTING FOUNDATIONS BUFFALO INSPECTION SERVICES Value: $1,500 Number: 3 Professionalism mark Radiography mark, March 28, June 15 CANADIAN INSTITUTE FOR NDE Value: $500 Number: 3 Minimum GPA of 4.00 Must be a member of the Canadian Institute for NDE Program professionalism score above 80%, January 28, April 30 INTECHNDE Value: $1,000 Number: 3 Minimum GPA of 4.00, January 28, April 30 NDT@SAIT FOUNDATIONS Value: $500 Number: 3 Minimum GPA of 3.30 in all courses Satisfactory attendance, January 28, April 30 SPECTRUM NDT Value: $1,500 Number: 3 Professionalism mark Ultrasonic mark, March 28, June 15 PRE-EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS REMINGTON DEVELOPMENT Value: $2,500 Number: 1 One award for Electrician (minimum GPA 3.00) or landed immigrant Preference to single parent WELDER APPRENTICE CANADIAN WELDING SOCIETY Value: $305 Number: 1 Second period Attitude Conscientiousness Aptitude for success JAMES AND LILLIAN BUDD FAMILY Value: $2,000 Number: 2 One award for first period Likelihood to continue and complete the program One award for third period. PRINCESS AUTO FOUNDATION Value: $1,250 Number: 1 First period 46 sait.ca WELDING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ACKLANDS GRAINGER Value: $500 gift certificate Number: 1 ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL Value: $300 Number: 1 First semester of second year ALLIANCE PIPELINE LTD. Value: $980 Number: 1 First semester of second year (minimum GPA 3.00 but not necessarily top of the class) Positive attitude and demonstrates leadership within program AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY ALBERTA SECTION Value: $700 Number: 1 of second year in the Welding Technology Project Attitude CANADIAN WELDING SOCIETY Value: $305 Number: 1 First semester of second year Attitude Conscientiousness Aptitude for success INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE EQUIPMENT INTEGRITY ASSOCIATION (IPEIA) Value: $490 Number: 1 First semester of second year (minimum GPA 3.00) M.W. COZART PRAXAIR CANADA INC. First semester of second year NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CORROSION ENGINEERS (NACE) First semester of second year in first and second semesters Emphasis on superior academic achievement in semester one courses or prerequisite courses specializing in the study of corrosion Must be a member of NACE (For more details visit Students interested in becoming members of NACE, Calgary Section should forward a copy of your student ID and a complete registration form to membership@nacecalgary. ca; membership will be processed free of charge) RAE ENGINEERING ACHIEVEMENT First semester of second year Highest overall mark from first year or permanent resident In the event of a tie, financial need will be considered WELDING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 30TH ANNIVERSARY REUNION Value: $50 Number: 25 First semester of second year Successfully completed first year requirements The right people. In the right places. We re Hiring. ENERFLEX Enerflex is a leader at delivering innovative natural gas compression, processing and electric power solutions throughout the world. The Company has current openings for B pressure welders, pipefitters, mechanics, electricians, instrument technicians, field service workers plus many more. For a complete listing of our opportunities visit our website at

49 SCHOOL OF TRANSPORTATION GENERAL AWARDS ART SMITH LEGACY Value: $575 Number: 3 First semester Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Technology, Aircraft Structures Technician and Avionics Technology Programs Two awards for the Fall intake; One award for the Winter intake from high school (minimum 70%) and March 28 BUDGET RENT A CAR Value: $560 Number: 1 First semester Automotive Service Technology and Business Administration - Automotive Management Programs CALGARY LOGISTICS COUNCIL of a certificate or fourth semester of a diploma program from previous semesters DISTINCTIVE COLLECTION of Automotive Service Technology Program and fourth semester of Business Administration - Automotive Management Program demonstrated through the Inspire-A-Driver event (minimum GPA of 2.50) Attendance ROGER JARVIS Value: $600 Number: 1 of all Aviation programs Must outline how this financial assistance will improve your academic success Minimum GPA of 2.80 required AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEERS TECHNOLOGY A.A. PEEBLES MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Alumni and established by G.H. Ryning Value: $440 Number: 1 from previous semester(s) Deadline: December 31 AIR CANADA Value: $360 Number: 5 Attitude and aptitude BILL PRATT Value: $820 Number: 1 Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

50 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation BRUCE PRATT MEMORIAL Value: $375 Number: 2 Positive attitude Willingness to assist other students in the program CALGARY AIRPORT AUTHORITY Value: $2,000 Number: 4 with a minimum GPA 2.00 Positive attitude Technical skills/aptitude CU NIM GLIDING CLUB Value: $360 and one free introductory flight with the club Number: 1 (minimum GPA 2.50) Essay on the importance of gliding in aviation DONALD AND MARY CAMERON MEMORIAL Value: $1,100 Number: 1 with a minimum GPA 2.80 or volunteer commitments ECHORIDGE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Quality technical skills Positive attitude and aptitude with a minimum GPA 3.00 Preference given to volunteer Rotorwing industry experience FRANK STEPHEN MEMORIAL Value: $420 Number: 1 Strong aptitude for the avionics courses Overall good work ethic Professional attitude in class GEORGE SIMPSON MEMORIAL Value: $230 Number: 2 JIM AND PEGGY OSLER AND SON JAMES MEMORIAL Value: $900 Number: 1 JOHN F. HARDY MEMORIAL Value: $815 Number: 2 Leadership 48 sait.ca JOHN SHWYDIUK MEMORIAL Value: $520 Number: 1 SADDLES AND SERVICE Sponsored by: Winston Parker and Elaine Taylor-Thomas Value: $680 Number: 1 Attendance and attitude Preference given to a student from a rural area VAUGHN KILLEEN MEMORIAL Value: $435 Number: 2 Interest in gaining a helicopter maintenance specialty Personifies the student life of Vaughn Killeen, with the following qualities: Group leadership Genuine willingness to help and work collaboratively with others in the classroom W. EDWARD JAMISON MEMORIAL Value: $465 Number: 1 Leadership Teamwork AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES TECHNICIAN A.A. PEEBLES MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Alumni and established by G.H. Ryning Value: $440 Number: 1 Deadline: December 31 CALGARY AIRPORT AUTHORITY Value: $1,000 Number 3 with a minimum GPA 2.00 Positive attitude Technical skills / aptitude Deadline: December 31 TED AND ENID JANSEN Value: $995 Number: 1 Deadline: December 3 AUTO BODY TECHNICIAN APPRENTICE B. GRANT FRENCH MEMORIAL Value: $210 Number: 1 Any period Deadline: June 15 BASF REFINISHER Value: $900 Number: 1 Second period marks High achievement in overall theory and shop Deadline: June 15 BEN RADSMA MEMORIAL Value: $300 Number: 1 Fourth period marks High achievement in overall theory and shop Deadline: June 15 CALGARY MG CAR CLUB Second period Leadership in health and safety Preference given to residents of Southern Alberta (Red Deer South) Mature student over 25 years of age Deadline: June 15 CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Value: $1,000 Number: 4 Second period Preference given to residents of Southern Alberta (Red Deer South) Currently or previously employed with a franchised dealer member of the CMDA - Must identify the dealer/ employer Deadline: June 15 CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION ENTRANCE Value: $745 Number: 1 First period Leadership through community involvement Preference given to residents of Southern Alberta (Red Deer South) Deadline: June 15 IRENE LEWIS Value: $340 Number: 1 Fourth period in Auto Body Technician shop/ lab Must be eligible to write the Auto Body Technician Interprovincial Exam Deadline: June 15 MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION EDUCATION FOUNDATION Any period Employed with an active member of the Motor Dealers Association of Alberta Leadership/community involvement Preference will be given to those students travelling from outside Calgary to attend SAIT and who have dependents Process: Mandatory you must identify the MDA dealer you are with Deadline: June 15 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNICIAN APPRENTICE ALAN ROSE MEMORIAL Second period or higher Attitude Aptitude

51 CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION ENTRANCE Value: $745 Number: 1 First period Leadership through community involvement Preference given to residents of Southern Alberta (Red Deer South) CHEVROLET CHALLENGE Value: $505 Number: 1 Third period DEAN HENRIKSEN MEMORIAL Value: $520 Number: 1 Successfully completed third period of training A love for the trade Good work ethic Improvement in apprenticeship marks is also a consideration DUFFIN FAMILY Value: $355 Number: 2 One award for successfully completing first period and one award for second period MOBIL 1 Second period (minimum GPA 2.30) Leadership through community involvement Positive attitude, dependable, team player Preference given to Southern Alberta residents (Red Deer South) Preference given to interest in working in the maintenance and repair sectors of passenger vehicles MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION EDUCATION FOUNDATION Any period Employed with an active member of the Motor Dealers Association of Alberta Leadership/community involvement Preference will be given to those students travelling from outside Calgary to attend SAIT and who have dependents Process: Mandatory you must identify the MDA dealer you are with NIFTY FIFTY S FORD CLUB OF CALGARY Fourth period Attendance Attitude PAUL PATTERSON MEMORIAL Value: $460 Number: 1 First or second period PETER MCKEEN Value: $420 Number: 3 First period Primary consideration given to financial need Secondary consideration given to academic achievement from the first period of training (theory and practical marks for shop/lab will be considered, including Apprenticeship Board marks) PRINCESS AUTO FOUNDATION Value: $1,250 Number: 1 First period STADIUM NISSAN Value: $450 Number: 1 Third period Positive attitude, dependable, team player, reliable STAMPEDE CITY MODEL A FORD CLUB Value: $ 500 Number: 1 Third period Attitude Attendance AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY A. BLAKE GORDON Value: $450 Number: 1 in Shop Minimum GPA 2.80 and leadership ALBERTA AUTOMOTIVE RECYCLERS AND DISMANTLERS ASSOCIATION (AARDA) CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Value: $1,000 Number: 6 Preference given to a Southern Alberta resident (Red Deer South) Previously, currently or will be seeking employment with a franchised dealer member of the CMDA - Must identify the dealer/employer. CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION ENTRANCE Value: $925 Number: 2 First semester Leadership through community involvement Preference given to Southern Alberta residents (Red Deer South) CANADIAN TIRE Value: $900 Number: 3 Must have passed second period apprenticeship exam option (minimum GPA 2.80) in first year shop courses Preference given to a Canadian Tire employee CITY OF CALGARY FLEET SERVICES DEPARTMENT Top achiever in third and fourth semesters Eligible for full credits as granted by the Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Division CLAYTON CARROLL MEMORIAL Value: $1,500 Number: 7 Three awards for second semester Four awards for third semester Successful completion of previous semester(s) and January 28 DEAN S AWARDS Sponsored by: Clayton and Norma Carroll Value: $725 Number: 2 Graduating students Dean s Award recipients based on academic achievement, attitude and attendance MOBIL 1 (minimum GPA 2.30) Leadership through community involvement Positive attitude, dependable, team player Preference given to Southern Alberta residents (Red Deer South) Preference given to interest in working in the maintenance and repair sectors of heavy duty, onhighway trucks JAMES AND MICHAEL FIDLER FAMILY MEMORIAL PETER MCKEEN Value: $420 Number: 2 Primary consideration given to financial need Secondary consideration given to academic performance PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA WILD ROSE REGION IN MEMORY OF SERGE TROTTIER Most promising student Successfully completed previous semesters ROBERT CALLENDER ALLAN MEMORIAL Value: $90 Number: 2 Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

52 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation ROBERT HAINES MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Servus Credit Union Assists and mentors other students STADIUM NISSAN Value: $450 Number: 1 Positive attitude, dependable, team player, reliable STANDEN S LIMITED Value: $1,500 Number: 1 Highest academic achievement in shop work High degree of success in welding and metallurgy Graduating student AVIONICS TECHNOLOGY A.A. PEEBLES MEMORIAL Sponsored by: Alumni and established by G.H. Ryning Value: $440 Number: 1 CALGARY AIRPORT AUTHORITY Value: $2,000 Number: 2 with a minimum GPA 2.00 Positive attitude Technical skills / aptitude DONALD AND MARY CAMERON MEMORIAL Value: $1,100 Number: 1 with a minimum GPA 2.80 or volunteer commitments GRANT D. OLSON MEMORIAL Value: $270 Number: 1 JOHN F. HARDY MEMORIAL Value: $815 Number: 2 Student leadership NÍELS J. KRISTJÁNSSON MEMORIAL Leadership 50 sait.ca TED AND ENID JANSEN Value: $995 Number: 1 Most improved academically from first semester to second semester BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AUTOMOTIVE MANAGEMENT ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL Value: $300 Number: 1 Fourth semester BILL EVELYN MEMORIAL Value: $1,400 Number: 1 Fourth semester CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION ENTRANCE Value: $925 Number: 2 First semester Leadership through community involvement Preference given to Southern Alberta residents (Red Deer South) CHEVROLET CHALLENGE Value: $505 Number: 1 Fourth semester EDWARDS GARAGE LIMITED Value: $750 Number: 1 Fourth semester From a rural community MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION EDUCATION FOUNDATION Value: $1,000 Number: 4 Two awards for first semester Leadership/community involvement Preference given t.o those students applying directly from high school. Two awards for fourth semester (minimum GPA 3.00) Attitude and attendance PETER MCKEEN Value: $420 Number: 2 Primary consideration given to financial need Secondary consideration given to academic performance DIESEL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN ACKLANDS GRAINGER Value: $500 gift certificate Number: 1 ALLIED TRANSMISSIONS LTD. Highest marks in Hydraulics Theory and Lab Preference given to Alberta resident CALFRAC WELL SERVICES LTD. Value: $1,000 Number: 5 Two awards financial need (minimum GPA 3.00) Preference given to single parents Three awards academic achievement Preference given to students with interest in a career in the service side of petroleum industry CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION ENTRANCE Value: $925 Number: 2 First semester Leadership through community involvement Preference given Southern Alberta resident (Red Deer South) CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS First semester Ability to succeed in the program and industry CITY OF CALGARY FLEET SERVICES DEPARTMENT Highest marks from first semester DAVE MURDOCH MEMORIAL Highest marks in Power Train Theory and Lab FINNING (CANADA) Value: $700 Number: 1 Highest marks in Diesel Engine Theory and Lab Preference given to Alberta resident FINNING (CANADA) CATERPILLAR EXCELLENCE Value: $370 Number: 1 Graduating student Primary consideration given to aptitude (outstanding academic achievement), leadership skills, and attitude (willingness to get along with and assist other students)

53 MOBIL DELVAC (minimum GPA 2.30) Leadership through community involvement Positive attitude, dependable, team player Preference given to Southern Alberta residents (Red Deer South) Preference given to interest in working in the maintenance and repair sectors of heavy duty, onhighway trucks KELLY CLARK STERLING WESTERN STAR Value: $150 Number: 30 Successfully passed level one apprenticeship exam Minimum GPA of 2.00 Process: Must provide a copy of your level one apprenticeship exam completion certificate to the Program Coordinator Deadline: February 28 NEW WEST FREIGHTLINER INC. Value: $750 Number: 2 One award for the highest ranked Dean s Award recipient based on academic achievement, attitude and attendance One award for the runner up of the Dean s Award Deadline: April 30 APPLY TODAY AT ONE OF OUR LOCATIONS! St. SE Calgary, AB T2C 2R4 Phone: [email protected] 7690 Edgar Industrial Court Red Deer, AB T4P 4E2 Phone: [email protected] PETROLEUM SERVICES ASSOCIATION OF CANADA Value: $1,500 Number: 1 from previous semester Preference given to interest in working in the service, supply or manufacturing sectors of the petroleum industry SCHLUMBERGER Value: $2,500 Number: 4 Leadership in the classroom and shop Essay summarizing the importance of the service side. of the petroleum industry Two awards include financial need WAJAX POWER SYSTEMS Value: $400 Number: 2 Highest marks in Engine Tune Up Theory and Lab Preference given to Alberta resident HEAVY EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN APPRENTICE CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Value: $1,000 Number: 2 Second period Preference given to Southern Alberta residents (Red Deer South) Currently or previously employed with a franchised dealer member of the CMDA - Must identify the dealer/ employer CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION ENTRANCE Value: $745 Number: 1 First period Leadership through community involvement Preference given to Southern Alberta residents (Red Deer South) READY, WILLING AND MORE THAN ABLE. Sterling Western Star Trucks believes that nothing is more important than continuing education by utilizing skills through hands on experience and application. We also recognize that quality individuals are the key to the company success and growth. Sterling Western Star Trucks is the leader supplying premium product and service to the commercial heavy truck industry. The staff and management thrive in an atmosphere of sophistication. We adapt to the changes in our industry so our customers can depend on us to be there. We offer Apprenticeship Programs for both Heavy Equipment Technicians and Parts Technicians through Apprenticeship and Industry Training (AIT). Student Awards Guide 2014/ General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation

54 General Athletics CALS Business Construction Energy Health and Public Safety Hospitality and Tourism Information and Communications Technologies Manufacturing and Automation Transportation MOBIL DELVAC Second period (minimum GPA 2.30) Leadership through community involvement Positive attitude, dependable, team player Preference given to Southern Alberta residents (Red Deer South) Preference given to interest in working in the maintenance and repair sectors of heavy duty, onhighway trucks MICHAEL MELNYK MEMORIAL Value: $740 Number: 1 Fourth period Must have received the Dean s Award in this current academic year Highest ranked Dean s Award recipient based on academic achievement, attitude and attendance Deadline: June 15 STRAD ENERGY SERVICES Value: $1,500 Number: 2 Third or fourth period PARTS TECHNICIAN APPRENTICE CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Value: $1,000 Number: 4 Second period Attendance Preference given to a Southern Alberta resident (Red Deer South) Currently or previously employed with a franchised dealer member of the CMDA - Must identify the dealer/ employer WATS students will be considered if no full-time students qualify CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION ENTRANCE Value: $745 Number: 1 First period Leadership through community involvement Preference given to Southern Alberta residents (Red Deer South) EARL CORBETT AIA SOUTHERN ALBERTA Value: $425 Number: 2 Second period, including WATS students Academic performance Attendance On-the-job verification required for WATS students Process: Write a 300 word essay on Do you think the customer is always right and why? Awarded after apprenticeship second period exam marks MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION EDUCATION FOUNDATION Any period Employed with an active member of the Motor Dealers Association of Alberta Leadership/community involvement Preference will be given to those students travelling from outside Calgary to attend SAIT and who have dependents Process: Mandatory you must identify the MDA dealer you are with 52 sait.ca PETER MCKEEN Value: $420 Number: 3 First period Primary consideration given to financial need Secondary consideration given to academic achievement from first period of training (both theory and practical marks (shop/lab) will be considered, along with apprenticeship board marks) WAJAX POWER SYSTEMS Value: $750 Number: 1 Graduated from the third period, including WATS students Leadership Initiative Attitude towards work RAILWAY CONDUCTOR CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY GROUP Value: $670 Number: 1 First semester Female Based on prerequisite marks submitted to enter the program D.C. FLEMING / SAIT S ALIVE Value: $310 Number: 1 First semester (minimum GPA 2.50) RECREATION VEHICLE SERVICE TECHNICIAN APPRENTICE PAULSELL MEMORIAL Value: $120 Number: 1 Second period You must be an active participant in activities and the program Leadership and attendance is also a consideration RECREATION VEHICLE DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA (RVDA) ART DACK Value: $500 Number: 3 One award each for first, second and third periods Employed by a member of the RVDA RECREATION VEHICLE DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA (RVDA) GENE SKOG Value: $650 Number: 1 First period Most improved in shop skills in shop skills Employed by a member of the RVDA RECREATION VEHICLE DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA (RVDA) PAUL SINCLAIR Value: $500 Number: 36 Successfully graduating from the program Employed by a member of the RVDA TRANSPORT REFRIGERATION TECHNICIAN APPRENTICE ART LINNINGTON Value: $980 Number: 1 First period (minimum average of 75%) Positive attitude exhibited by assisting other students, volunteering during class, etc. Attendance (minimum of 95%) What an honour it is to win this award! Thank you for helping me fulfill my education goals and my dreams in life. It means so much to me to be recognized for all my hard work, particularly since I face health struggles daily. I am a full-time student with a disability. Receiving this award gave me a huge sense of pride and accomplishment; it motivates me to continue working to my fullest potential. Thank you for allowing me to continue living as normal a life as possible by attending SAIT. I am truly inspired to continue pursuing my dreams. Kaitlyn, Travel & Tourism

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56 INDEX RED FM A A.A. PEEBLES MEMORIAL...47, 48, 50 A. BLAKE GORDON ACKLANDS GRAINGER....18, 46, 50 ADRIAN HENRIKSEN MEMORIAL ADVOCIS AIR CANADA AL AND BETTY BUTTLE...11 AL NIVEN MEMORIAL ALAN E. JOHNSTON MEMORIAL ALAN ROSE MEMORIAL...48 ALBERTA ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS - CECIL S. BURGESS ALBERTA ASSOCIATION OF LIBRARY TECHNICIANS ALBERTA AUTOMOTIVE RECYCLERS AND DISMANTLERS ASSOCIATION (AARDA)...49 ALBERTA CHAPTER OF GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION (GITA)... 19, 23 ALBERTA COLLEGE OF MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS ALBERTA DENTAL ASSOCIATION AND COLLEGE ALBERTA GEOMATICS GROUP ALBERTA HOTEL AND LODGING ASSOCIATION , 37 ALBERTA LAMB PRODUCERS ALBERTA LAND SURVEYORS ASSOCIATION ALBERTA NEW HOME WARRANTY PROGRAM ALBERTA-NWT COMMAND, ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION... 6 ALBERTA PORK PRODUCERS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION ALBERTA READY MIXED CONCRETE ASSOCIATION ALBERTA ROADBUILDERS AND HEAVY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION ALBERTA SOCIETY OF SURVEYING AND MAPPING TECHNOLOGIES (ASSMT) ALBI HOMES LTD... 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 ALBI RENOVA LTD...16, 17 ALEX ROSS MEMORIAL... 16, 19, 28, 32, 35, 40, 46, 50 ALLIANCE PIPELINE LTD , 46 ALLIED TRANSMISSIONS LTD ALTALINK CENTENNIAL AMA TRAVEL AGENCY LTD. LEADERSHIP AWARD AMBER WEBB-BOWERMAN MEMORIAL... 6 AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING ENGINEERING (ASHRAE) - SOUTHERN ALBERTA CHAPTER AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING, REFRIGERATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING ENGINEERS INC. (ASHRAE) SOUTHERN ALBERTA CHAPTER AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY - ALBERTA SECTION. 46 AMEX BANK OF CANADA ANDREW SUMMERS BEATTIE MEMORIAL ANNA GEDDES MEMORIAL ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES ADVISORY COMMITTEE (ATA) ART LINNINGTON ART SMITH LEGACY ASCENT - ENVISIONING A NEW TOMORROW ASET GLENN MONSON ASET - ROBERT MAXWELL, C.E.T ASSOCIATION FOR ADVANCEMENT OF COST ENGINEERS INTERNATIONAL (AACEI)... 21, 45 ASSOCIATION OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS OF ALBERTA (ASET)... 6 ASTORIA HOMES ATB FINANCIAL ATB FINANCIAL COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP ATB FINANCIAL - SYLVIA VEGA MEMORIAL ATCO GAS...22, 23, 45 ATCO POWER AUTOPRO AUTOMATION AVALON MASTER BUILDER AVIVA ADELMAN MEMORIAL B BAKEMARK CANADA BANTREL , 23 BASF REFINISHER...48 BELL MEDIA BELL NEXXIA... 7 BENJAMIN TOWERS MEMORIAL BENNETT JONES LLP BEN RADSMA MEMORIAL...48 B. GRANT FRENCH MEMORIAL...48 BILL BLAKNEY MEMORIAL BILL EVELYN MEMORIAL...50 BILL PRATT BILL AND TOSHIMI SEMBO... 7 BLAKE CASSELS AND GRAYDON LLP BOB AND GYNELL DAWSON BOB JAMES MEMORIAL BOND CREATIVE BP CANADA ENERGY COMPANY BRANDI COSTAR MEMORIAL BRAWN FOUNDATION BRIAN DANIELS...11 BRIAN LUDWIG MEMORIAL... 11, 18 BROOKFIELD OFFICE PROPERTIES CANADA BROOKFIELD RESIDENTIAL BRUCE PRATT MEMORIAL...48 BRUCE SUDDEN MEMORIAL BUCHANAN FAMILY... 7 BUDGET RENT A CAR BUFFALO INSPECTION SERVICES...46 BUNGE CANADA BUNT & ASSOCIATES BURNET DUCKWORTH AND PALMER BURSTALL WINGER ADMINISTRATIVE C CALFRAC WELL SERVICES LTD , 28, 40, 50 CALGARY AIRPORT AUTHORITY... 48, 50 CALGARY AND AREA TOURISM DESTINATION REGION CALGARY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION... 7, 20 CALGARY CO-OP ASSOCIATION CALGARY ELECTRIC CLUB....26, 44 CALGARY FILIPINO LIONS CLUB CALGARY FOUNDATION CALGARY GENERAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION CALGARY HERALD CALGARY HITMEN sait.ca

57 CALGARY HORSESHOE CLUB... 27, 32 CALGARY HOTEL AND AREA HOUSEKEEPING ASSOCIATION CALGARY HOTEL ASSOCIATION CALGARY KOTOBUKI SOCIETY (JAPANESE SENIORS)... 7 CALGARY LOGISTICS COUNCIL CALGARY MG CAR CLUB...48 CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION... 48, 49, 50, 51, 52 CALGARY MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION ENTRANCE....48, 49, 50, 51, 52 CALGARY OILFIELD TECHNICAL SOCIETY CALGARY PRODUCE MARKETING ASSOCIATION CALGARY SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR IMMIGRANTS - THE CALGARY FOUNDATION... 7 CALGARY STAMPEDE CAMERON J SMITH MEMORIAL CANA 70TH ANNIVERSARY CANA CONSTRUCTION CANADA DIAGNOSTIC CENTRES - AWARD OF EXCELLENCE CANADA DIAGNOSTIC CENTRES - DR. WONG MOST IMPROVED CANADA GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL (CaGBC) CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF DRILLING ENGINEERS CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCERS (CAPP/EPAC)...25, 28 CANADIAN HEAVY OIL ASSOCIATION CANADIAN HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION - CALGARY REGION CANADIAN INFORMATION PROCESSING SOCIETY - CIPS ALBERTA CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF GEOMATICS (CIG) CANADIAN INSTITUTE FOR NDE...46 CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF PLUMBING AND HEATING... 16, 20 CANADIAN NATURAL RESOURCES LTD. (CNRL) CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY GROUP CANADIAN PETROLEUM TAX SOCIETY CANADIAN ROCKIES TOURISM DESTINATION CANADIAN SCHOOL OF HYDROCARBON MEASUREMENT... 27, 28 CANADIAN SCOUT JAMBOREE CJ 93 SERVICE... 7 CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY CANADIAN TIRE...49 CANADIAN WELDING SOCIETY...46 CARETAKING AND CUSTODIAL STAFF... 7 CARRIER ENTERPRISE CENOVUS ENERGY... 7, 29 CENTRE FOR ENERGY ASSET MANAGEMENT CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA CHAINE DES ROTISSEURS CHARLES A. WAMBEKE JUNIOR CHEF RAY GAUTHIER MEMORIAL CHEMICAL INSTITUTE OF CANADA CHEMISTRY ALUMNI CHAPTER CHEMISTRY STAFF CHEVROLET CHALLENGE...49, 50 CHORNEY FAMILY , 28 CIBC , 16, 17 CIMBERLY GAYLE RESEARCH SERVICES CISCO SYSTEMS CITY OF CALGARY... 17, 26, 29 CITY OF CALGARY FLEET SERVICES DEPARTMENT CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGE CLAYTON CARROLL MEMORIAL...49 CLIFFORD KOPEC MEMORIAL CLOVERDALE PAINT INC C.M. TOBE MITCHELL...40 COLIN GUTOR - DARE TO LEAD COLIN MAIN MEMORIAL COMM TECH COMPUTER INTEGRATED DESIGN CONNER CLARK MEMORIAL CONOCO PHILLIPS CANADA CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS CANADA CONTIKI TRAVEL AND TOURISM CORUS ENTERTAINMENT CORY KOROSI MEMORIAL...11 CPL. MIKE STARKER MEDIC CPL. MIKE STARKER MEMORIAL MEDIC CTSR...40, 42 Cu NIM GLIDING CLUB CURRY CURT AND CLARE JOHNSON MEMORIAL CUSTOM TRAVEL SOLUTIONS INC D DAHRLYNE HUBERT MEMORIAL... 7, 16 DAVIDSON ENMAN LUMBER DAVE ERHARDT MEMORIAL DAVE MURDOCH MEMORIAL...50 DAVE RUDD MEMORIAL DAVE RUTHERFORD DAVID AND LISA OWER DAVID Z. KIRALY MEMORIAL D.A. WATT CONSULTING , 23 D.C. FLEMING / SAIT S ALIVE... 13, 21, 29, 33, 36, 41, 45, 52 DEAN HENRIKSEN MEMORIAL...49 DEAN S AWARDS SPONSORED BY CLAYTON AND NORMA CARROL...49 DELTA CALGARY SOUTH DELTA HOTELS DENISE MCLOUGHLIN MEMORIAL DESIGN GROUP STAFFING DIALOG DIRTT STUDENT INNOVATION DISTINCTIVE COLLECTION DIVERSIFIED STAFFING SERVICES DONALD A. KRAMER MEMORIAL DONALD AND MARY CAMERON MEMORIAL , 50 DON AND DOREEN WATSON FAMILY DON LABERGE MEMORIAL DON PETEHERYCH MEMORIAL DOROTHY SNUGGS MEMORIAL DOUG MACFARLANE DOUGLAS H. MITCHELL...11 DOUGLAS H. MITCHELL - HOCKEY ENTRANCE...11 DOUGLAS (YEUNG) TIMS MEMORIAL... 7 DR. RIZA KONAK MEMORIAL Student Awards Guide 2014/

58 D.T. CONSULTING DUFFIN FAMILY E EARL CORBETT AIA SOUTHERN ALBERTA ECHORIDGE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION...48 ED DORE MEMORIAL ED MARDELL MEMORIAL EDON MANAGEMENT EDWARD MALLINCKRODT - AWARD OF EXCELLENCE EDWARDS GARAGE LIMITED...50 EFW RADIOLOGY - APTITUDE...32, 33, 34 EFW RADIOLOGY - ATTITUDE...32, 33, 34 EFW RADIOLOGY - DR. DAVIS ELLIOTT EFW RADIOLOGY - MORRISH-EVANS-MACDONALD EFW RADIOLOGY - PERCY KUNG E.J. TICKLES FAMILY... 7 E.J. TICKLES TROJAN SPORTS...11 ELLIOT CREELMAN MEMORIAL - ELECTRICAL APPARATUS ASSOCIATION WESTERN CANADA CHAPTER...44 ELMA WAMBEKE EMMA RANSOM MEMORIAL... 8 ENERPLUS CORPORATION... 25, 27, 28 ENFORM - E.W. WALT GABERT ENFORM - PAUL SCHOENHALS ENMAX CORPORATION ENTERO ENERGY SOFTWARE EOG RESOURCES CANADA INC ERNEST AND ELLEN WOOD ERNEST WOOD MEMORIAL... 8 ERNIE G. ROSE ESMAIL AND SAFANA BHARWAM CHARITABLE FOUNDATION FUND....15, 16 EVANS CONSOLES EWI OF CALGARY CHAPTER ASIST (ADULTS IN SCHOLASTIC TRANSITION) EXCEL HOMES...19, 21 F FACILITIES MAINTENANCE... 8 FAIRFAX FINANCIAL HOLDINGS LIMITED FAIRMONT HOTELS AND RESORTS / CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE FAIRMONT HOTELS AND RESORTS / THE FAIRMONT BANFF SPRINGS FASTENAL CASE STUDY EXCELLENCE FASTENAL MARKETING EXCELLENCE FIELD LAW FINANCIAL EXECUTIVES INTERNATIONAL (FEI) - CALGARY CHAPTER FINNING (CANADA)...50 FINNING (CANADA) - CATERPILLAR EXCELLENCE...50 FIRSTENERGY CAPITAL CORP. 10TH ANNIVERSARY... 8 FLEISCHMANN S YEAST FLINT ENERGY SERVICES LTD... 27, 44 FLUOR CANADA LTD... 22, 27 FLYNN CANADA LTD FORTIS ALBERTA FRANCES CAMYRE MEMORIAL - THE CALGARY FOUNDATION... 8 FRANCES NICHOLS AND FREDA BARNETT MEMORIAL FRANK STEPHEN MEMORIAL...48 FRANCOMEDIA FRED AND MARGARET BALMER MEMORIAL FRED WADDINGTON MEMORIAL...40 FRIENDS OF ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES FRIENDS OF SAIT CHUCKWAGON... 8 G GAIL QUARTLY MEMORIAL GAMES FAMILY GARLAND CANADA GARY BOCKMAN MEMORIAL GAS LIQUIDS ENGINEERING GEMINI CORPORATION GEMMA AND RICHARD STROOBANT IN MEMORY OF BRIAN ARANAS GEORGE KLASSEN MEMORIAL GEORGE S. AUDLEY EDUCATIONAL FUND - ALBERTA UNION OF PROVINCIAL EMPLOYEES (AUPE)... 8 GEORGE SIMPSON MEMORIAL...48 GEORGE VAN DYK GEORGE YAKIWCHUK GEORGE YOUNG MEMORIAL GERALD SEIB MEMORIAL GLEN LEE MEMORIAL GLOBAL EDUCATION NETWORK... 8 GORD KELLY MEMORIAL GORDON AND VERA RAMSAY MEMORIAL GORDON LUND GOW KOLODZIEJ...11 GRANT D. OLSON MEMORIAL...50 GUERINO S. RAFFIN MEMORIAL H HARLEY HOTCHKISS HAROLD ASHTON MEMORIAL HAROLD CRAIGMILE MEMORIAL HARPER PARRY H.A. WOODROFFE - THE CALGARY FOUNDATION...40 HAWORTH... 19, 22 HBI - HERITAGE BUSINESS INTERIORS INC HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA...32, 34 HENNY ARVIDSON MEMORIAL HERBERT TIMS MEMORIAL H.H. (HOMER HILLAND) FARMAN HORIZON MILLING BAKING EXCELLENCE HOSPITALITY 100 CLUB , 37, 38 HSBC BANK CANADA HSBC FINANCIAL SERVICES HUSKY ENERGY... 26, 27, 28 I INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES AND CALS STAFF INTECHNDE INTEGRATED INFORMATICS INC sait.ca

59 INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE OF THEATRICAL AND STAGE EMPLOYEES (IATSE) LOCAL INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF JOB S DAUGHTERS INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE EQUIPMENT INTEGRITY ASSOCIATION (IPEIA)....29, 45, 46 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS - EXCELLENCE, LEADERSHIP, COMMUNITY SPIRIT... 9 INUVIALUIT PETROLEUM CORPORATION IODE CALGARY IRENE Y.L. FUNG MEMORIAL...36, 42 IRENE LEWIS ISA - INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF AUTOMATION J JACK DALLAS MEMORIAL... 9 JACK HASICK MEMORIAL JACK MOORE JACKIE AND ROGER STROOBANT MEMORIAL JAKUL FAMILY JAMES AND LILLIAN BUDD FAMILY...46 JAMES EDWARD DODDS MEMORIAL JAMES AND MICHAEL FIDLER FAMILY MEMORIAL...49 JAMES MILLOTT MEMORIAL JAMES POSEY MEMORIAL JARRETT ALLEY MEMORIAL - TROJANS MEN S HOCKEY JAZZ-IT! JEFFREY HARDER MEMORIAL J.H. HOLLOWAY JIM AND PEGGY OSLER AND SON JAMES MEMORIAL...48 JOAN PHILLIPS MEMORIAL JOE WOLKOWSKI MEMORIAL JOHN BURGESS FRASER MEMORIAL JOHN F. HARDY MEMORIAL... 28, 48, 50 JOHN H. PFEIFFER MEMORIAL JOHN NELSON SNUGGS MEMORIAL JOHN SHWYDIUK MEMORIAL...48 JOHN WESTBURY MEMORIAL JOHN W PFEIFFER MEMORIAL JOSEPH C. ROMEO MEMORIAL K KARIN SIMPSON KARISSA-MOORE AWARD KATHY, GUS AND CINDER YUKICH KAY RACKETT MEMORIAL...40 KEATH STAFFA MEMORIAL KEITH M. WATT MEMORIAL...40 KELLY CLARK - STERLING WESTERN STAR KELLY DEBERT MEMORIAL... 8 KELLY LEA SUELL KIERSGAARD MEMORIAL KENONIC CONTROLS KEN TIDSBURY LEADERSHIP KEVIN DYSON MEMORIAL KI CANADA KINSMEN BRIAN MACKAY MEMORIAL KUNJANA RAMESHCHANDRA SHAH KVA FUND L LAFARGE CANADA INC LAKECREST MEDIA LANCE STYLES MEMORIAL LANDRY FAMILY LEDCOR CONSTRUCTION LENTIA ENTERPRISES LTD LEONARD KUEHN MEMORIAL LEONARD R. ANDERSON LEONIE RICHARD MEMORIAL... 9 LEO SHEFTEL MEMORIAL - AWARD OF EXCELLENCE LEVIS FAMILY BURSARY FOR HEALTH EDUCATION LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA LITTLE ROCK DOCUMENT SERVICES LTD...40 LITWINIUK AND COMPANY LIZ SMITH AND ASSOCIATES LLOYD HERPERGER MEMORIAL LOCAL 39 AUPE ALBERTA UNION OF PROVINCIAL EMPLOYEES... 9 LOCAL 39 AUPE PROMISING FUTURES... 9 LOU THOMAS GLASSWORKER LOUISE REMMEL MEMORIAL LOY WEBB M MACDONALD FAMILY... 9 MALIBU S FRIEND MANUEL DACOSTA MEMORIAL MANULIFE FINANCIAL MARIUS MORAIS MEMORIAL MARK GUTWALD MEMORIAL MARK STAFFING MARK WALKER MEMORIAL MARTIN COHOS MARY CHIARASTELLA MEMORIAL... 9 MASONRY CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA - SHELDON HANSLEY MEMORIAL MATHEW GILBERT MEMORIAL... 9 MATRIX VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS....39, 42 MAX AND VICKI NGUYEN SAIT JUGO JUICE METAFORE TECHNOLOGIES INC... 37, 41 MICHAEL AND RENAE TIMS MICHAEL MELNYK MEMORIAL MICHELLE KRSEK MIDWEST SURVEYS INC MIKE AND PAT HATZISTAMATIS - MYKONOS RESTAURANT MIKE PARKINSON MEMORIAL MILLENNIUM GEOMATICS LTD MOBIL MOBIL DELVAC... 51, 52 MOLSON COMPANIES...26, 45 MORGAN CONSTRUCTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL LTD MOTOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION EDUCATION FOUNDATION , 49, 50, 52 MSE ENERGY SECTOR LUNCHEON M.W. COZART - PRAXAIR CANADA INC...46 Student Awards Guide 2014/

60 N NANCY JUNE GAGNON MEMORIAL NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CORROSION ENGINEERS (NACE)... 28, 29, 45, 46 NATIVE CALGARIAN SOCIETY... 17, 40 FOUNDATIONS NEIL AND MILDRED WILLIAMS NEIL COLLIN... 9 NEW WEST FREIGHTLINER INC NÍELS J. KRISTJÁNSSON MEMORIAL...50 NIFTY FIFTY S FORD CLUB OF CALGARY...49 NORMAN BAKKEN MEMORIAL...26, 44 NORTEL NETWORKS NORTH STAR CONTRACTING NOSE CREEK NOVA CHEMICALS O ONLINE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY STUDENT SOCIETY AND ALUMNI OPTIMIST CLUB OF CALGARY GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY... 9 OPUS STEWART WEIR... 19, 23 OWEN SCHOLARSHIP - THE CALGARY FOUNDATION... 9 P PACKERS PLUS ENERGY PALDEN RHIDAR MEMORIAL PARAGON CUSTOM HOMES PASTRY CHEF GUILD OF ALBERTA PAT HADDEN MEMORIAL PATRICK JARVIS - HELPING HAND PAUL PATTERSON MEMORIAL PAULSELL MEMORIAL PCL BUILDERS INC. - NORM MCLENNAN PETE CINDRIC MEMORIAL - THE CALGARY FOUNDATION... 9 PETER BENDER MEMORIAL PETER MCKEEN... 49, 50, 52 PETROLEUM ACCOUNTANTS SOCIETY OF CANADA PETROLEUM SERVICES ASSOCIATION OF CANADA... 27, 29, 51, 45 PHH ARC ENVIRONMENTAL LTD PHILIP J. CARPENTIER MEMORIAL PHILIPS MEDICAL SYSTEMS CANADA PHOENIX INDUSTRIAL... 24, 45 PHOENIX TECHNOLOGY SERVICES POINT ENERGY LTD PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA WILD ROSE REGION PRECISION DRILLING CORPORATION , 41, 45 PRINCESS AUTO FOUNDATION... 44, 46, 49 PRINTING AND GRAPHICS INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA PROFESSIONAL EXCAVATORS LTD PROFILE HOSPITALITY GROUP R RADIOLOGY CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATED DR. BRIAN GILL MEMORIAL RADIOLOGY CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATED DR. KENNETH S. HARRIS MEMORIAL RADIOLOGY CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATED DR. W. ALLAN JOHN MEMORIAL RADIOLOGY CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATED GLEN DAVIS MEMORIAL RAE ENGINEERING ACHIEVEMENT...46 RAFFAELLO FASOLI MEMORIAL RAY SHUPAC MEMORIAL , 29 RCA DIAGNOSTICS - TRACY FERNER MEMORIAL RCI INCORPORATED RECREATION VEHICLE DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA (RVDA) ART DACK RECREATION VEHICLE DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA (RVDA) GENE SKOG RECREATION VEHICLE DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA (RVDA) - PAUL SINCLAIR RED ARROW REGINALD HARTZLER MEMORIAL REMINGTON DEVELOPMENT...23, 24, 44, 46 RESOURCE ENERGY SOLUTIONS WELLMAN RESPIRATORY THERAPY EMERGING/CLINICAL PROFICIENCY RICHARD BERNHARDT MEMORIAL RICHARD CROSS MEMORIAL RICHARD J. MULLAN MEMORIAL RICHARD KLATT MEMORIAL - EMERGING GENERATION RIGHT HONOURABLE DON MAZANKOWSKI...17, 31, 34 R.M. NAGATA , 44 ROBERT CALLENDER ALLAN MEMORIAL ROBERT E. ROBERTSON MEMORIAL ROBERT HAINES MEMORIAL ROBERT LINDSAY ROBERT MULROONEY MEMORIAL ROBERT SPENCE MEMORIAL... 9 ROBYN SHEPPARD MEMORIAL ROCKY AND FRIEDA HERRINGTON ROCKY MOUNTAIN EMERGENCY SERVICES - FOOTHILLS AND PETER LOUGHEED HOSPITALS EMERGENCY SERVICES ROGER JARVIS ROGERS COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED ROGERS MEDIA ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY - MACEACHERN... 9 ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY WEST - COLONEL MACLEOD... 9 ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY SOUTH , 37 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION - HUGH FARTHING MEMORIAL RSES CALGARY REFRIGERATION RYAN ECKHARD MEMORIAL RYAN SILVER MEMORIAL S SADDLES AND SERVICE SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION (SAFA) SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION (SAFA) DEPENDENTS SAIT ACADEMIC FACULTY ASSOCIATION (SAFA) PROMISING FUTURES SAIT ACCESS, APPRENTICE SAIT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SAIT COMMERCIAL SERVICES SAIT FACULTY AND STAFF SAIT FIRST CHOICE SAIT BOARD OF GOVERNORS, APPRENTICE SAIT INFORMATION SYSTEMS , sait.ca

61 SAIT MEMORIAL LEGACY FUND IN MEMORY OF: HENRY NEUFELD, MARLIN JOHNSON AND GARRY ALFORD SAIT STAFF OF LEARNER SUCCESS CENTRE SAIT STUDENT CALLING PROGRAM EXCELLENCE SAIT STUDENT PETROLEUM SOCIETY SAIT STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (SAITSA) SAIT S HEALTH AND PUBLIC SAFETY SAM SWITZER SANDVIK COROMANT CANADA SCHLUMBERGER SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION GOLF CLASSIC IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION... 22, 23, 24, 41 SERVPRO CANADA INC SHEILA NEWEL SHELL CANADA...29, 30 SHEPPARD FAMILY SHIRLEY AND FRED LAMONT SIEN LOK SOCIETY OF CALGARY SINCLAIR SUPPLY LTD... 22, 24 SKAL INTERNATIONAL CALGARY - BOB AND TISH LEES SKAL INTERNATIONAL CALGARY - CHRIS RICHARDSON MEMORIAL SKAL INTERNATIONAL CALGARY SOCIETY OF MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANTS OF ALBERTA SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS, CANADA SONY OF CANADA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION (SCCF) SPARTAN CONTROLS LTD SPECTRUM NDT...46 STADIUM NISSAN....49, 50 STAMPEDE CITY MODEL A FORD CLUB...49 STAN BALLARD BETTER BUY ALBERTA STANDEN S LIMITED...45, 50 STANTEC... 19, 22 STAWOWSKI / SAFA STEPHANIE ANNE NOVAK MEMORIAL STEVE HRUDEY MEMORIAL STRAD ENERGY SERVICES... 27, 44, 52 STRIKE ENERGY SERVICES INC STUART HOLLAND MEMORIAL STUART OLSON DOMINION 50TH AND 60TH ANNIVERSARY SUPERIOR PROPANE INC...23, 30 SYLVIE ALLAN FINE ARTS...40 SYSCO CALGARY...36, 38 T TAHMAZIAN MEMORIAL TALISMAN ENERGY INC. - ABORIGINAL TAMMY CHEUNG MEMORIAL/ CHINESE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH TD BANK TD INSURANCE MELOCHE MONNEX TECTERRA FUTURE GEOMATICS LEADER TED AND ENID JANSEN , 50 TED SOSKIN MEMORIAL TERRANCE MALKINSON TROJANS PILLARS TERRANCE MALKINSON TROJANS VOLLEYBALL TERRY STANSFIELD MEMORIAL...40 THE DEAN S AWARD FOR INNOVATION AND CHANGE TIBOR G. HICKMAN MEMORIAL TIM HOLLINGS MEMORIAL CINEMATOGRAPHY TOM MAURO TOTAL E&P CANADA TOURISM ACCOMMODATION RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION (TARA) TRANSALTA , 30 TREVOR KOROL MEMORIAL TRIMAC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS TROJAN ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TROJAN BASKETBALL BOOSTER CLUB TROJAN HOCKEY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION TROJANS ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE TROJANS VOLLEYBALL ALUMNI U UNILEVER FOOD SOLUTIONS URBAN SYSTEMS V VAUGHN KILLEEN MEMORIAL VERA L. IRELAND CALGARY AREA CITY COUNCIL BETA SIGMA PHI VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY , 38 VISTA GEOMATICS LTD VITALAIRE VOLKER STEVIN W W & D RICHARDSON WADE SCHMIDT LIFESTYLE MEMORIAL W.A. KERMACK MEMORIAL WAJAX POWER SYSTEMS... 51, 52 WALDEMAR KLEMENS MEMORIAL WAYNE BOROWIEC MEMORIAL W. EDWARD JAMISON MEMORIAL...28, 48 WELDING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY - 30TH ANNIVERSARY REUNION...46 WESTERN CANADIAN DIGITAL IMAGING INC WILLIAMS ENGINEERING CANADA WILLOW PARK WINES & SPIRITS WINROC, A DIVISION OF SUPERIOR PLUS LP WSH LABORATORIES LIMITED Z ZARHA RAZAGHI MEMORIAL Student Awards Guide 2014/

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