West Canada Section Scholarship

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1 West Canada Section Scholarship Since 1995, the West Canada Section of the Ninety-Nines is offering a $1,500 scholarship to help a female advance in her flight training, education, or pilot career. West Canada Section Scholarship Requirements: 1. The applicant must be a woman who resides in Western Canada (British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Yukon and Northwest Territories). She must be a person in good standing in the community. 2. She agrees to complete the training or project for which this award is given, within the time period of 18 months from the time the funds are awarded. She also agrees to provide progress reports to the Scholarship Award Committee every six months, and a final report upon completion of the training or project as described in her application. 3. She shall submit one complete copy of her application; including photocopies for educational background. Categories for Scholarship: An applicant may apply for a scholarship in one of the following categories: 1. Advancement of flight training: This category is for an applicant who wishes to advance her flying capabilities toward a career in aviation. She must possess the minimum of a valid private pilot license at the time this application is made. 2. Education or research project: An applicant may choose to do an education or research project which will investigate or promote the advancement of women in aviation and enhance general understanding of the role of women in aviation. This project should result in the production of materials or design of a program, which would educate women about the possibilities and challenges of careers in aviation. This applicant is not required to have a pilot's license. 3. Advancement of career in aviation-related field: This category is for an applicant who wishes to advance her career in a non-flying but aviation-related field, such as aircraft maintenance engineer, avionics technician, aeronautics engineer, etc. This applicant is not required to have a pilot's license.

2 To apply: Send your scholarship application to: 2018 Scholarship Award Committee West Canada Section 99s c/o Maryse Rajotte 2134 Lawrence Ave Penticton, B.C V2A 9G5 Send your question to: To Donate to the Scholarship Please make cheques payable to Education Trust, West Canada Section of the Ninety Nines and send donations to: Education Trust, West Canada Section of 99s 33 Ridge Pointe Dr RR 1 De Winton, AB T0L 0X0 Past Winners Alysha Coderre, ATPL 2016 Fanny Leroy, Commercial Pilot License 2015 Amy Johnson, Multi Engine Rating 2014 Jenna Johannssen, Commercial Pilot License 2013 Maya Philpott, Commercial Aviation Diploma at Okanagan College & Southern Interior Flight Center 2012 Carly St. Onge, Commercial Pilot License 2011 Jennifer Musgrove: Class 3 Instructor Rating 2010 Emily Crombez: ATPL 2009 Lisa Klassen: Commercial Pilot License 2008 Katherine Weber: Commercial Pilot License 2007 Jennifer Mitchell: Night Rating 2006 Tanis Harriot: Multi-IFR Rating 2005 Caroline Kolasa: Commercial Pilot License 2004 Heather Rosmus: Instrument Rating 2003 Special Scholarship in Memory of Jean Marc Ranger - Kirsten Brazier: IFR Rating Renewal 2003 Kelly Sheret: Multi-IFR Rating 2002 Kandice Roubau 2001 Braja Levine: Aircraft Maintenance Engineer supplies 2000 Mazy Baker: Commercial Pilot License 1999 Lynne B. Sampson: Instructor Rating 1998 Laura Steen: Commercial Pilot License and Instructor Rating 1997 Barbara Ann Williams: Commercial Pilot License 1996 Bettina Jenkins: Instructor Rating

3 WEST CANADA SECTION NINETY-NINES Organization of Women Pilots, The 99s $ SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 2018 APPLICATION FORM Name: Address: City: Postal Code: Phone :(H) Province: Fax/ (C) Occupation: Category for which this application is being made: (Check one and describe briefly) 1. Advancement of flight training 2. Education or research project (aviation related) 3. Advancement of career in aviation-related field APPLICATIONS MUST BE POSTMARKED BY JULY 31st. All applications will be reviewed by the Scholarship Award Committee and the successful applicant will be notified. The Scholarship Award Committee looks forward to receiving your enquiries and applications. Mail one copy of your application form including photocopies (Mandatory requirement) of educational background, all certificates, and licenses postmarked on or before July 31st to: 2018 Scholarship Award Committee West Canada Section 99s C/o Maryse Rajotte 2134 Lawrence Ave, Penticton BC V2A 9G5 Any questions - call 1 (250) or wcdn99scholarship@live.ca Applications will not be considered if incomplete, or copies not included. Page 1 of 5

4 2018 APPLICATION FORM 1. Educational Background: Copies are required of all certificates, diplomas, licenses, and degrees. a) High school completed? Yes No b) Describe any post-secondary education in which you are currently enrolled or have completed: (include copies of transcripts for partial achievement) c) If applying for advancement of flight training: List aviation licenses and current ratings you presently hold: (include photocopies) List aviation licenses or ratings on which you are working at the present time: Total flying time: Total hours as pilot-in-command: Total flight time in the past 90 days: Total flight time in the past year: d) List other training, achievement or certificates (music, lifeguard, first aid, etc.) Page 2 of 5

5 2. Leadership and Citizenship a) Qualities of leadership and citizenship are often displayed by a person's involvement in her community. Describe how you have developed these qualities through volunteering, membership in organizations, and other community activities (ie. air cadets: specify rank, local flying club: leadership position, high school, College/University committee: position, 4H Club) b) Describe any organizations or activities in which you feel you have contributed to the promotion of women in aviation. (ie. Women in Aviation, Girl Guide, Girl Scout) 3. Training or Project Plan a) Describe your short range goals, what you expect to accomplish in the next 18 months assuming the funds are issued in October. b) Success in a career takes commitment and planning. Describe where you would like to be in your career over the next five years: Page 3 of 5

6 c) Describe your current financial situation and financial plan to meet your goals: d) Have you received an aviation scholarship in the past two years? If yes, how much? e) Specifically, how do you plan to use this scholarship money? Name and address of the institution where you intend to complete your training or research: Page 4 of 5

7 4. Written Statements: a) All applicants are required to provide a written statement. Please include the following information: - a description of yourself, including your hobbies and interests, - a description of your interest and involvement in aviation, - a description of your financial situation, - reasons why you would like to receive this award, and - anything else that you feel would be important for the judging panel to know. b) Reference: The applicant shall submit a letter of recommendation from a person who can assess the applicant's potential for successfully completing the training or project for which she is applying for scholarship. 5. Where did you get our information: Please Note: If more space is necessary for any of the above questions, you may use the back of each sheet. We thank you in advance for your interest in this application for the West Canada Section 99s Scholarship Fund. Page 5 of 5