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WISMA
SCHOLARSHIP

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ELIGIBILITY
CRITERIA
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1. Must be West Indian by birth, or have direct West Indian ancestry

   (actual or adoptive - parent, guardian, grand-parent, etc., who was born in the West Indies)


2. Must be pursuing full-time post secondary training/education at a Manitoba based organization   or institution. Note: Based on the definition of   full-time as determined by the applicant's institution.

 

Note: Students who withdraw or do not complete their program in the school year in which the financial award was provided may be asked to repay the award as assessed by the WISMA Selection Committee.

AWARD SELECTION CRITERIA.

Each Applicant will be asked to complete a prescribed Application form (see attached) along with a paper(max 500 words) that speaks to the following general guidelines (any one applies):


1. Financial need, and academic potential or ability

2. Significant or positive contribution to community development  (eg. volunteering or special programs/events)

3. Explain why West Indian heritage is important to your identify and how you might demonstrate this to others

APPLICATION DEADLINE.

Send applications to wisma.scholarship@gmail.com before March 1, 2024.

AWARDEE
EXPECTATION
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1. Acknowledge WISMA's support towards educational success

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2. Contribute to the promotion of WISMA scholarship by volunteering on committee or events

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DOWNLOAD THE APPLICATION & EMAIL IT TO WISMA.SCHOLARSHIP@GMAIL.COM

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If you have any questions about WISMA, upcoming scholarship submissions or how to get involved in any of our events, please email us at wisma.scholarship@gmail.com

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WISMA loves the people and respects the land all throughout Turtle Island. As Caribbean people we humbly acknowledge that we have made our new homes on Treaty 1 Land. It is only because we have been welcomed by the Indigenous People of Treaty 1 that we have been able to prosper and help other people of West Indian heritage prosper here in Manitoba. 

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