2000 APEGGA Awards & Scholarships Recipients
APEGGA University Entrance
Scholarships
The APEGGA
Education Foundation presents 12 awards annually to students entering
the faculties of engineering or the departments of geology and geophysics
at the University of Alberta, University of Calgary or colleges in Alberta
that offer transfer programs. Each recipient receives $2,000 toward first-year
studies in engineering, geology or geophysics.
Attending
the University of Alberta:
- Thulasy
Balasubramaniam, Strathcona Composite High School (Edmonton)
- Chad Benson,
J.C. Charyk Hanna School (Hanna)
- Blair
Fix, Wm. E. Hay Composite High School (Stettler)
- Blair
Read, McNally High School (Edmonton)
- Jody Vastenhout,
Crowsnest Consolidated High School (Coleman)
Attending
the University of Calgary:
- James
Foster, Sir Winston Churchill High School (Calgary)
- Jeremy
Friesen, St. Michael’s School (Pincher Creek)
- Charles
Gunn, St. Francis High School (Calgary)
- Jeremy
Hansen, St. Michael’s School (Pincher Creek)
- Ryan Keenan,
St. Francis High School (Calgary)
- Jan Kroman,
St. Mary’s High School (Calgary)
- Laura
Wall, John G. Diefenbaker Senior High (Calgary)
APEGGA Transfer Scholarships
Scholarships
of $2,000 each are available to students transferring from regional colleges,
technical institutes or the University of Lethbridge to university engineering
programs.
Attending
the University of Alberta:
- APEGGA
Grande Prairie College Transfer Scholarship - Tracy (Steves) Spratt
(Grande Prairie)
- APEGGA
Grant MacEwan Community College Transfer Scholarship - Albert Ma
- APEGGA
Keyano College Transfer Scholarship – Amanda Swain
- APEGGA
Medicine Hat College Transfer Scholarship - Derek Greenstein (Medicine
Hat)
- APEGGA
Red Deer College Transfer Scholarship - Stephen Paskaluk (Bonnyville)
- APEGGA
SAIT Transfer Scholarship - Luke Ludwig (Edmonton) (co-recipient)
Attending
the University of Calgary:
- APEGGA
Mount Royal Transfer Scholarship - Everett Buhler (Calgary)
- APEGGA
SAIT Transfer Scholarship - Sean Hiebert (Calgary) (co-recipient)
APEGGA Undergraduate Scholarships
Scholarships
are awarded for undergraduate excellence in engineering or geoscience
studies.
Attending
the University of Alberta: (scholarships are $2,500 each)
- APEGGA
H.R. Webb Memorial Scholarship - Dana Williams (Quesnel, B.C.)
- APEGGA
John A. Allan Memorial Scholarship in Geology - Ryan McKellar (Beaumont)
- APEGGA
Scholarship in Geophysics - Nathan Downey (Red Deer)
Attending
the University of Calgary: (scholarships are $2,000 each)
- APEGGA
Alexander Clayton Milroy Scholarship in Engineering - Glen Joseph
Kulak (Calgary)
- APEGGA
Roy O. Lindseth Scholarship in Geophysics - Tam Thi Minh Pham (Calgary)
- APEGGA
Scholarship in Geology - Megan Jenkins (Calgary)
APEGGA University Gold Medals
APEGGA University
Gold Medals are presented to graduating students obtaining the highest
average in geology, geophysics and each engineering program accredited
by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board.
Graduated
from the University of Alberta:
- Robert
Elliott, Electrical Engineering (Sherwood Park)
- Neil Ethier,
Geophysics (Edmonton)
- André
Koladich, Geology (Sherwood Park)
- Jason
Mendes, Engineering Physics (Edmonton)
- Michael
Pyrcz, Mining Engineering (Fort McMurray)
- Veena
Sologar, Chemical Engineering (Edmonton)
- Paul Somogyi,
Computer Engineering (Edmonton)
- Cheryl
Steer, Materials Engineering (Medicine Hat)
- Shaun
Tymchyshyn, Petroleum Engineering (Calgary)
- Michael
Wojcichowsky, Mechanical Engineering (Edmonton)
- Peter
Wong, Civil Engineering (Edmonton)
Graduated
from the University of Calgary:
- Erryl
Copeland, Geophysics (Crossfield)
- Lillian
Dai, Electrical Engineering (Calgary)
- Maria
Gagliardi, Geology (Calgary)
- Sandra
Kennedy, Geomatics Engineering (Calgary)
- Christopher
Mason, Electrical Engineering (Calgary)
- David
Radomsky, Civil Engineering (Bragg Creek)
- Yannai
Zev Romer Segal, Manufacturing Engineering (Calgary)
- Danuta
Sztukoski, Chemical Engineering (Calgary)
- Roberto
Villanueva, Mechanical Engineering (Calgary)
APEGGA R.M. Hardy Graduate Scholarships
One graduate
student from the University of Alberta and the University of Calgary have
received APEGGA R.M. Hardy Graduate Scholarships, valued at $2,000 each.
Named in honour of the late R.M. Hardy, a former dean of engineering at
the University of Alberta, the two awards are presented annually by The
APEGGA Education Foundation to APEGGA members pursuing graduate studies
in engineering, geology or geophysics at the U of A or U of C.
Attending
the University of Alberta:
- Michael
Wojcichowsky, E.I.T., is pursuing a MSc. in mechanical engineering,
specifically in the field of fluid dynamics. Mr. Wojcichowsky currently
holds a BSc. in mechanical engineering from the University of Alberta.
Attending
the University of Calgary:
- Alan
Jones, P.Eng., is pursuing a MSc. in civil engineering with a specialty
in snow and avalanche science. Mr. Jones currently holds a BASc. in
geological engineering from the University of British Columbia.
APEGGA Teacher Awards
Students,
peers and principals nominate science and math teachers. A $1,000 cash
award, used for classroom materials and/or field trips is presented to
each school in the teacher’s name.
- Gwen Bodie
teaches at Tipaskan School (Edmonton)
- Shelley
Facchinutti teaches at Graminia School (Spruce Grove)
- Tamara
Keirle teaches at Winfield Elementary School (Winfield)
- Herb Belter
teaches at Greely Road School (Fort McMurray)
- David
Anger teaches at Elizabeth School (Cold Lake)
- Dave Sherbinin
teaches at Glenmary School (Peace River)
- Kelly
Cogan teaches at Good Shepherd School (Peace River)
- Brett
Huculak teaches at Viking School (Viking)
- Manuela
Casagrande teaches at Roche Miette School (Hinton)
- Scott
Jantzen teaches at Highwood School (High River)
- Donna
Simon teaches at Erin Woods Elementary School (Calgary)
- Richard
Baron teaches at Will Sinclair High School (Rocky Mountain House)
- Jeanette
Wegner teaches at Reed Ranch School (Olds)
- Kelly
Wilkinson teaches at St. Mary’s Junior High School (Medicine Hat)
APEGGA Education
Scholarships
APEGGA Education
Scholarships provide $2,000 per year for up to two years to each recipient.
The scholarships, presented by The APEGGA Education Foundation are intended
to enable individuals who hold a bachelor’s degree in science or education
to return to university to obtain a second degree, or to help those students
obtaining combined degrees in education and science. Each scholarship
is named for the annual APEGGA Teacher Award recipients.
- Jennifer
Gordon - Attending the University of Alberta. Currently obtaining both
a Bachelor of Science degree and a Bachelor of Education degree with
a specialty in secondary mathematics. Ms. Gordon’s scholarship is named
for APEGGA Teacher award recipients Gwen Bodie, Shelley Facchinutti
and Tamara Keirle.
- Brad LeMaistre
- Mr. LeMaistre graduated from the University of Calgary with a BSc.
in physics in 1998. He recently graduated from the University of Calgary
with a Bachelor of Education degree with a specialty in secondary science.
Mr. LeMaistre’s scholarship is named for APEGGA Teacher Award recipients
Richard Baron, Manuela Casagrande and David Anger.
- Kelly
McKie - Attending the University of Calgary. Obtaining a Bachelor of
Education degree with a specialty in secondary math and science. Ms.
McKie currently holds a BSc.Eng. in geological engineering from Queen’s
University. Ms. McKie’s scholarship is named for APEGGA Teacher award
recipients Scott Jantzen, Dave Sherbinin and Herb Belter,
- Candace
McLean - Attending the University of Calgary. Obtaining a Bachelor of
Education after degree with a specialty in secondary science. Ms. McLean
currently holds a BSc. in biological sciences from the University of
Alberta. Ms. McLean’s scholarship is named for APEGGA Teacher Award
recipients Donna Simon and Kelly Cogan.
- Jaime
Roberts - Attending the University of Lethbridge. Obtaining a Bachelor
of Education after degree with a specialty in chemistry. Mrs. Roberts
currently holds a BSc. in chemistry from the University of Lethbridge.
Mrs. Robert’s scholarship is named for APEGGA Teacher Award recipients
Kelly Wilkinson, Brett Huculak and Jeanette Wegner.
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