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,. ~ . a t\ I This time of year is busy with mid—terms and job interviews but please take tine, graduates; to coneinandseenesoyou can look into possibili— ties for financial assistance while at
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School of the University of Toronto. The fellow- ships provide residence and board in either Trinity College or St. Hilda's College and nenbership in the Senior Common Room. 'lhey may be held in conjunction with cash awards or teaching assistantships from other sources.
'lHE JAMES C. CUM/LING _ FELLOWSHIP. Awarded to a recent graduate in Arts and Science of any
' accredited University.
graduate school next year.
Listed below are a
couple of awards that you may be interested in. If not,coneinandseeney in Student Services, lst Floor Main Building.
TRINITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
Six graduate fellowships are awarded annually by the College to nen or ' women who are pursuing studies in the Graduate
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Before I get on to the business of today, I must pass some information
'IHE OOLIECE FELIUNSHIPS (three in number) . to recent graduates in Arts and Science or Divinity of any accredited University. ‘
THE FRI/(ET SEEIEY
(slit in Effie) Awarded
to graduates who are not Canadians and are graduates of accredited Universities
‘ outside Canada . '
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on to you that is way overdue.
if these didn't work out, he wouldn't have a job. True, National Recruiters play a large and important part
have '2 gone wrong?
Application forms and further particulars of these awards may be obtained from the Registrar
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Awarded .
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Final date for receipt of applications, FEBRUARY 1. FRANK KNOX MEMORIAL ‘ FEIlONSHIPS - HARVARD UNIVEEITY
The Fellows will be required to devote the major part of their tine to study in one of the Faculties of Harvard University: Arts and Sciences (including Engineering) , Business Administration, Design, Divinity, Education, Law, Public Administ- ration, (John F. Kennedy School of Government) , Medicine, Dental Nedicine and ‘ Public Health. The ‘ University will try to arrange a course suitable to the require- ment of the Fellow. Value: $3,400 plus tuition fees.
Number:- 'IWO
Duration: One academic
year. These fellowships are
A Senior mentioned to me this week that he had had only two interviews with the National Recruiters and that he figured
Horrors of horrors where
in the placement process, but the job of the CMC on Campus certainly doesn't end there - that's only the beginning!
Many seniors are not placed until spring and often by choice.
We have.
many excellent local employers who will be considering this University as their main source for employees. I would also like to think my five years with the department has exposed me to many of these to use as further contacts,
on your behalf.
Sometimes, when trying to fill an order, we identify that your qualifi-
cations are incomplete to fit in with a local employer's needs. training on the job program which might help fill that gap. And there's much more that can be done for you.
We have a
Among other programs ,
we have an exploratory and mobility program where if we really can't find suitable work for you locally, we may be able to pay you to explore other employers in other provinces.
don't give up before we even get started. I was invited to the Atlantic Businessmen's Conference by the Business
Society to Speak on the Small Business Internship Program.
not huge but the students were great. . Business Society for giving me the chance to elaborate on a program in which
I have great confidence and also for the honorary BBA sweatshirt.
just great .
So I guess I will end now with th
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Zellers
So you see there are many m
Canadian General Electric H. R. Doane & Company ' Price Waterhouse & Co. Toronto Dominion Bank Bank of Montreal Gov't of Canada - Administrative Trainee
Gov't of Canada - Auditor General Program Bank of Montreal (2nd Interviews) Canada Packers
e lat est information on Recruiters left to come and hope to continue to see the Seniors who have not yet
Suzanne deJong
any options , so
The audience was And I sincerely want to thank the
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citizens who have graduated or who are
about to graduate from a university or college in Canada, which is a
nenber or affiliated'to
a nexrber of the Associaticn of Universities and Colleges of Canada.
considered from a student already in the United States. Candidates are responsible for gaining admission to Harvard University by the dead— line set by the various faculties. Results of this carpetitirn will not be announced until April of the followm' g year. Enable at Harvard University. ' IIIADLINE: DECEMBER 1. CN'I‘ARIO GRADUATE SCHOLAR- SHIP PROGRAM 1978—79
'Jhe mtario Graduate Sdiolarship Program of the Ministry of Colleges and Universities is designed to encourage excellence in graduate studies. “ In the 1978-79 academic year, up to
1200 scholarships will be awarded to students as follows:
— the Selection Board may recommend up to 1155 awards which will be tenable at the mtario university of the students' choice.
— in addition, Brock, Lakehead, Laurentian, Trent and Wilfrid Laurier Universities may each nominate up to nine students who, if they meet the citizenship require— ments and are approved by the Selection Board, 'will' receive scholarships tenable only at the nominating university. _
To be eligible for an Ontario Graduate—Schol— arship, students must intend to pursue graduate studies at an Ontario university. The sd'lol-J arship is not tenable outside the Province. ApinCants must have a high level of academic achievement, with first class standing in most courses. V
An applicant, need not be enrolled as a graduate s’mdent at time tine of application, but during the tenure of the award, the applicant must be registered as a full—time student in a programleading. to a Master's or Doctoraldeqree'
Students enrolled in a qualifying or 'make-up' year are not eligible to hold an‘mtario Graduate Scholarship. - v