The annual UVic Libraries Student Scholarships are now open for applications!
Continuing law students and grad students, have you made use of library resources for a paper, project, or assignment?
(For example, did you complete a paper, write an open memo, or take LAW 399?)
If so, take a moment to apply for either the David Harris Flaherty Scholarship, for undergraduate applicants from any discipline including Law, or the William Petrie Scholarship, open to graduate students.
April 1 to May 31 is the submission window. Read on for details and terms:
DAVID HARRIS FLAHERTY UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT LIBRARY SCHOLARSHIP
Established in 2014 and named for donor David Harris Flaherty, this scholarship is awarded to an in-course, academically outstanding undergraduate student in any discipline who can show how they have utilized library resources – be they print, archival, music, multimedia, digital, etc. – for a class project, assignment or research paper.
Eligible students must complete a 500 word essay explaining their use of library resources in their application.
WILLIAM PETRIE GRADUATE STUDENT LIBRARY SCHOLARSHIP
Established in 2014 and named for bequest donor William Petrie, this scholarship is awarded to an academically outstanding graduate student in any discipline who can show how they have utilized library resources – be they print, archival, music, multimedia, digital, etc. – for a class project, assignment or research paper.
Eligible students must complete a 500 word essay explaining their use of library resources in their application.
Check out the Student Scholarships page for complete application instructions and to read the winning undergraduate and graduate essays from previous years (including UVic Law graduate student Jonathan Mines winning essay).