Scholarships
Entrance Awards
Stan Young Memorial Entrance Scholarship in Agricultural Communications
The family, friends and colleagues of the late Dr. Stan Young (BSA’49) have established this $1,300 scholarship as a tribute to Stan’s accomplishments in the area of agricultural communications and to further his vision for a more pro-active and focused education to people interested in promoting agricultural and food-related issues. 

Apply to the Open Learning Awards & Bursary Committee by May 1st with a one-page letter outlining your achievements in various communications/journalism/public relations activities as well as cite the communications courses taken during your undergraduate program and information regarding any financial need.
Donor(s): Family, Friends and Colleagues of Dr. Stan Young

Qualification(s):  Students entering the Diploma in Agricultural Communications program directly after graduating with a minumim 70% average from any undergraduate OAC program are eligible.  Selection will be based on a  demonstrated interest in an agricultural communications career.  Financial need will also be considered.

Bruce Christie Entrance Scholarship in Agricultural Communications

In honour of his retirement, friend and colleagues of Bruce E. Christie, P.Ag. (Hon.) (OAC 1958A) provided donations to establish a scholarship within OAC. This award will further his long-time and dedicated interest in developing better communications between the agri-food industry and its various constituents especially urban and rural populaces. 

Apply to the Open Learning Awards & Bursary Committee by May 1st with a one-page letter outlining your achievements in various communications/journalism/public relations activities as well as cite the communications courses taken during your undergraduate program and information regarding any financial need.
Donor(s): Friends and Colleagues of Bruce E. Christie

Qualifications(s): Students entering the Diploma in Agricultural Communications program directly after gradating with a minimum 70% average from any undergraduate OAC program are eligible. Selection will be based on the level of interest in an agricultural communications career as demonstrated by the application material. Financial need will also be considered.