VCCFA Newsletter - January/February 2010
Calendar - General Meeting Schedule 2010
VCCFA – Cheryl Draper Memorial Scholarship 2010
Purpose
The VCCFA annually awards one or more Cheryl Draper Memorial Scholarships to a child or spouse of a VCCFA member in good standing as defined in the VCCFA Constitution.
- These scholarships may be used for any public post secondary institutions in Canada and for any certificate, diploma or degree program.
- The scholarships are to be used for post secondary tuition and other related expenses up to a maximum of $1,000.00
- The scholarship monies will be released up to one calendar year following an award and upon receipt of proof of registration in a recognized institution.
Selection Process
The VCCFA Executive appoints a sub-committee to review applications and make recommendations for its consideration by May 1 st of each year. The committee consists of a chair, appointed by the Executive, and the parent(s)/spouse(s) of the previous year's winner(s) and an Executive liaison.
The VCCFA Executive will also appoint an Executive liaison whose responsibility it will be to vet all applications so that there is no identifying information on the transcripts, etc. of the applicants.
Applications can be obtained from the VCCFA Union Office and must be completed as directed by March 31st of each year and the following must be attached:
- Transcripts of academic records and/or documented experience in field of study must be attached to application.
- A letter based upon the following criteria explaining why the applicant wants the scholarship.
Selection Criteria
- Volunteer activities including contribution to community and/or school
- Academic Record
- A description of academic/career aspirations OR a statement about why the applicant has chosen a particular course of study for he following year.
- Scholarship recipients may only receive one full scholarship within any four year cycle.
VCCFA Cheryl Draper Memorial Scholarship Application
ONE PASS NOW
The VCCFA is in full support of the OnePassNow campaign. The Students' Unions of Vancouver Community College and other lower mainland colleges and universities are campaigning for an equitable Universal Transit Pass (U-Pass) program for all public post secondary students in the metro Vancouver area.
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The OnePassNow campaign is calling for a $25 U-Pass for all Metro Vancouver students to fulfill the Premier's election promise. The OnePassNow campaign is calling for a standardization of the UBC rate.
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