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The Canadian Council of Muslim Women (CCMW) would like to announce its family of scholarships for the 2010-2011 academic year.
Scholarships will be awarded to Muslim women pursuing post-secondary programs in
education, social sciences, social justice, media and the arts.
The scholarships to be offered in 2010 include:
- Social Justice Award, sponsored by Hassan Law
Office of London, Ontario
- 3 Lila Fahlman Scholarships, named after the late
Dr. Lila Fahlman, founder of CCMW and renowned educator; sponsored by CCMW with
a generous donation from Ash-Lee Maritime Inc, Fadumo Gurey and CCMW members and
friends. Preference will be given to those students enrolled in social science,
education or communication programs
Applications should be sent to Salima Ebrahim by
October 30th at :
Canadian Council of Muslim Women (CCMW)
P.O. Box 154
Gananoque ON K7G 2T7
Lila Fahlman Scholarships, 2010
Application Requirements:
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A letter describing the reasons why you would be a worthy recipient of this Scholarship. Include your contribution to Muslim
women’s civic engagement at the community level, other volunteer activities, your academic achievements,
your most important accomplishments and your future goals;
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A brief outline of your budget for the coming year including information on your expected sources of funding (e.g. Student
Loan, parents, etc.);
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Two letters of reference. One must be a teacher from your school, college or university. The other must be from an individual,
other than your teacher, who is familiar with your community service;
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An up to date official transcript.
Eligibility Criteria
A Muslim woman student who is:
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A Canadian citizen, a permanent resident of Canada, or
a conventional refugee. Please stipulate clearly which category you fall
into.
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Enrolled in a full-time degree (graduate or
undergraduate), diploma or certificate program at a Canadian college or
university for the academic year commencing in the year in which the
scholarship is granted. Students commencing their studies in the fall are
eligible. Preference will be given to those enrolled in social science,
education, or communication degrees/diplomas.
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A commitment to complete the year. Should the candidate
not complete the year, they must return the funds.
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Recognized contribution to Muslim women’s
civic engagement at the community level. Please provide concrete examples.
- Demonstrated financial need.
Hassan Law Office Scholarship, 2010
Application Requirements:
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A Brief letter not exceeding 200 words describing the
reasons why you or another nominee would be a worthy recipient of this
award.
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Describe past or current contributions to civic
engagement at the community level, other volunteer activities, past or
current academic achievements, important accomplishments and future goals,
if known;
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Two arms length letters of reference. Ideally one will
be a current teacher or academic supervisor from your school, college or
university. The other must be from an individual, other than your teacher,
who is familiar with your community service;
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An up to date official transcript;
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Proof of acceptance to an accredited community college
or university in Canada (which does not include private schools).
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A brief separate personal vision statement outlining
how your faith informs your goals, in the language of Candidate's choice
with a certified English translation.
Eligibility Criteria
A Muslim woman student who is:
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A permanent resident of Canada, who will be physically
resident in Canada during the next 12 months.
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Enrolled in a full-time degree (post-graduate, graduate
or undergraduate), diploma or certificate program at a Canadian college or
university for the academic year commencing in the year in which the
scholarship is granted. Students commencing their studies in the fall are
eligible.
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A commitment to complete the year.
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A Muslim woman.
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