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Manitoba Young Liberals Scholarship Applications are due by midnight tonight.


Manitoba Young Liberals Scholarship
Information Sheet
2018/2019 Academic Year

ELIGIBILITY
Ø The Manitoba Young Liberal Scholarships are open to youth aged 16 to 25 who are entering, or are currently enrolled in, a Manitoba post-secondary institution.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
1.                   A completed application form
2.                   A written essay
Ø The essay should discuss the applicant’s vision for the future of Manitoba, and answer the question, “If you were elected Premier of Manitoba, what would you do?”
Ø Additional essay requirements: 1000 word maximum, word processed, double spaced, 12-point font (Arial or Times New Roman)

AVAILABLE SCHOLARSHIPS
Ø Three (3) scholarships each worth $600

AWARDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS
Ø One $600 scholarship will be awarded to a student from Winnipeg
Ø One $600 scholarship will be awarded to a student from outside of Winnipeg
Ø One $600 scholarship will be awarded to an Indigenous student
Ø Winners will be announced in June, 2018. Winners must agree to have their photo taken with the certificate and allow this picture to be published, both printed and electronically.

SUBMISSION DETAILS
Ø All scholarship applications must be received by May 11, 2018
Ø Applications may be submitted by email to MYLscholarships@gmail.com or may be mailed to:

Manitoba Young Liberals Scholarship
c/o Manitoba Liberal Party
635 Broadway
Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3C 0X1


Questions? Email us at MYLscholarships@gmail.com



Manitoba Young Liberals Scholarship

Application Form

2018/2019 Academic Year

Please ensure that you complete all 3 pages of this form and submit it along with your essay.

Name in Full

Date of Birth

Address (incl. postal code,
city/town)


Email

Phone #


Where are you presently enrolled? (name of high school & school division, or post-secondary institution)

Where do you plan to attend post-secondary education in the 2018/2019 academic year?

What faculty do you plan to enter?






What are some of your interests/hobbies/extra-curricular activities?

Briefly describe some of your volunteer activities.

What are your goals and aspirations? Where do you see yourself in 10 years?





Would you like your application to be considered under the Indigenous student category?





Yes





No






References:
Name
Phone
Email
1.


Position/Involvement in your life:
2.


Position/Involvement in your life:
3.


Position/Involvement in your life:




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