CANADA
FEF Canada
College Industry Conference
Canadian Foundry Association & FEF Canada
Scholarship Guidelines 2008
The FEF Canada & Canadian Foundry Association Scholarship program is made possible
through the generosity of many individuals and organizations who have set up scholarship funds
to carry on the work for which their lifetimes were dedicated. We hope if you are fortunate
enough to win one of these awards, that you will take the time to write to the donor or their
designate. (Addresses will be available from FEF Canada).
Requirements
o Applications for scholarships will be accepted from students currently enrolled in
full time studies in a Canadian College or University program. Preference will be
given to students in programs with foundry specific course content, and who
demonstrate a clear desire to pursue a career in the Canadian Metal Casting
Industry.
o Only one application is required to be considered for any or all of the available
scholarships. All documents must have your name at the top.
o Applicants letter, double-spaced, 300 words maximum, outlining your education,
career plans and work history, and how they relate to the Canadian metal casting
industry. Send this letter in MS Word as an e-mail attachment as directed below.
o A description of current course of studies including specific detail of foundry
programs undertaken and planned, and a copy of your current grades transcript.
o Your application may also include support letters from your Professor and an
employer.
o Questions regarding the above requirements, or the scholarships, should be
made through John Lazenby at [email protected]
o Submissions must be e-mailed or faxed to:
John Lazenby, Conference Coordinator
E-mail: [email protected], or Fax: 905-648-8387
Foundry Education Foundation Canada, 1 Nicholas St., Suite 1500, Ottawa, ON K1N 7B7
ph: 613-789-4894 or ph: 905-517-3948 e-mail: [email protected]