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Scholarships & Awards

CIBC Mentoring Scholarship

A generous one-million-dollar endowment fund provided by the CIBC in 2004 allows SASS to honour a number of student mentors for their strong dedication and leadership in the student mentoring and to present an award that can reach $4,500.

“We are especially proud to support this mentoring program. Helping young people to reach their full potential is a strategic focus of our community investment program. Through CIBC Youth Vision we fund hundreds of initiatives that support education, mentoring and skills development,”

“In an increasingly competitive global economy, it is so important that young people complete their education, and the mentoring provided through the university's Student Academic Success Service is proving successful in addressing the issue of student retention.”

Dave Hopper,
District Vice President, CIBC (2004)

Past recipients

2016-2017
2016-2017 CIBC recipients
Front row (left to right) Alamin Mollin (Telfer School of Management Mentoring Centre), Kelsey Mongrain (Faculty of Health Sciences Mentoring Centre), Derek Lanoue (Faculty of Medicine Mentoring Centre), Ryan Patrick Séguin (Faculty of Health Sciences Mentoring Centre), David de Launay (Faculty of Social Sciences Mentoring Centre)
 
 
Seconf row (left to right) Coralea Michelle Kappel (Faculty of Medicine Mentoring Centre), Aida Ahari (Faculty of Sciences Mentoring Centre), Cynthia Rochon (Faculty of Arts Mentoring Centre),Christine Beaudoin (Faculty of Arts Mentoring Centre)

 

2015-2016

Mentoring group winners 2015-2016

From left to right: Camille Cusson-Dufour, Sara Valentino, Junyi Dai, Haylee Weese, Miriam Hatabi, Colleen Cornett, Gabrielle Fecteau, Emily McRae

2014-2015

PHOTO: Mentoring group winners 2014-2015

From left to right: Aymen Sellami, Fabienne Lajoie, Dean Alexander Kennedy, Chantal Bolarinho, Ammar Bookwala, Julien Procuta

2013-2014

PHOTO: Mentoring group winners 2013-2014

From left to right: Last row: Dean Chapman CIBC, Nick Kayembe Mayaya, Christian Detellier, Alexandre Roy, William Michelson, Désiré Rioux, Jean-Claude Taylor-Cline, Derik Mainville. Second row: Murray Sang, Alison Phillips, Elizabeth Bratton, Rachelle Quinn, First row: Cayley Pimentel, Natasha Larocque, Myriam Nolet, Michelle Murphy, Chloé Drouin, Jessica D’Aoust.

2012-2013

Mentoring group winners 2012-2013

2011-2012

Jillian Gedeon, student in health Sciences, health science mentor. Chris Euler, student in Science and Engineering, Residence mentor.

 

Eligibility for the CIBC Mentoring Scholarship

The CIBC Mentoring Scholarships recognize the strong dedication and academic excellence of our student mentors. These awards, which can reach up to $4,500, are presented in January during a special reception hosted by SASS.

To apply for a mentoring scholarship, students must meet the following criteria:

  • Be a Canadian citizens or qualify for permanent residency status
  • Be a full-time student in an undergraduate program
  • Be a resident of Ontario
  • Be eligible for student aid
  • Have a strong academic record
  • Have worked as a student mentor for at least one year

Students will also be asked to provide the following documents to Financial Aid and Awards

  • A letter summarizing their experience as a student mentor
  • An up-to-date résumé describing their most recent academic and extracurricular activities and achievements

Contact Financial Aid and Awards Service for details on the application process and deadlines.

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Student Mentoring
55 Laurier Avenue East,
3rd Floor, Room 3134 (DMS)
Ottawa ON Canada
K1N 6N5

Tel.: 613-562-5800, Ext.: 2707
Fax: 613-562-5964
Email: mentor@uOttawa.ca