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Diamond Jubilee scholarships
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University of Victoria students will benefit from a new scholarship program to help shape the next generation of global leaders. The Centre for Asia-Pacific Initiatives and the Co-operative Education Program and Career Services have both received funding from the Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarship program—a joint initiative of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC), the Community Foundations of Canada and the Rideau Hall Foundation.
Jubilee Medal to Williams
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Dr. Lorna Williams (curriculum and instruction), Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Knowledge and Learning, received the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal in August for her work in Indigenous Education and the support of Indigenous Youth in international relationship development. She was nominated by Victoria MP Denise Savoie.
Student reservists receive Jubilee m
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Two University of Victoria students were recently recognized with the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal for their community contributions. Ryan Flagg and Nicholas Hargrove are both members at HMCS Malahat, the Royal Canadian Navy’s reserve division in Victoria, as well as undergraduate students at UVic. They received their medals Sept. 15.
Medal winner sets sights high
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Kevin Hildebrand was initially drawn to the study of physics at Sardis Secondary School in Chilliwack because his teacher made it “fun and interesting.” But he was also attracted by the challenge of being “the best at the hardest,” and physics was the “hardest.” His hard work was rewarded when he received the Governor General’s Bronze award for being at the top of his high-school graduating class.
Jubilee medalist in the humanities
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Nichelle Soetaert, winner of the Jubilee Medal in the Humanities for the highest grade-point average in the faculty’s graduating class, wraps languages around herself as if they were straps on a well-used backpack. She has already visited Europe, North Africa, Australia, the Middle East and South America, and graduates this month with a double major (French, Hispanic and Italian Studies).
Jubilee Medalist for Science
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When Lincoln Foerster receives a BSc with honours in microbiology at graduation from UVic this month, he will also lay claim to the University of Victoria Jubilee Medal for Science for achieving the highest grade-point average in his class. Foerster has accumulated a perfect 9.0.
Jubilee Medalist in Social Sciences
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His school is close to home, but his research has already had a global impact. Darren Boss, a native of Victoria, BC, graduates from UVic this spring with the Jubilee Medal in Social Sciences for the highest undergraduate grade-point average in that faculty.
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