For Students Pursuing Studies in Forestry, Forest Products Manufacturing, Natural Resources or Environmental Sciences
If you are pursuing studies in Forestry, Forest Products Manufacturing, Natural Resources or Environmental Sciences – you may be eligible for a scholarship from the Lesser Slave Forest Education Society. Residents of Slave Lake, High Prairie, Wabasca and surrounding community are encouraged to apply.
Two scholarships of $500 each are available for the 2018-2019 academic year. The fields of study that will receive priority under the program are:
The Lesser Slave Forest Education Society is also a partner with the Bursary Partnership fund of the Northern Alberta Development Council (NADC). As such, students may be eligible to receive matching funds under the NADC Bursary Partnership Program. This would double the award to $1,000. Your participation in the NADC Bursary Partnerships fund is optional and should be weighed in light of the following paragraph.
After you graduate, the NADC bursary requires you to live and work in northern Alberta. For every $500 in NADC funds, you commit to provide 1 month of return service in a profession related to field of studies with an employer of your choosing in northern Alberta. Recipients who do not meet this requirement must repay the bursary. Students must be entered in a full time post-secondary program to be eligible for NADC funding.
To apply for the scholarship, click on the file below to download and print the application form (pdf document). Complete, sign, and mail the application to the Lesser Slave Forest Education Society. Faxed or emailed applications are not acceptable. An original signature must be on file.
For more information, please call (780) 849-8627 or e-mail mj@lsfes.org
The completed application forms should be mailed to:
Lesser Slave Forest Education Society
ATTN: MJ Munn-Kristoff
1201 Main st SE, Slave Lake, AB
T0G 2A3