One $1000.00 Bursary to a student in each of the four Saskatchewan Polytechnic campuses within the province (Regina, Moose Jaw, Prince Albert, Saskatoon)
Danielle Guillemin
Danielle Guillemin – Computer Systems Technology
Grandfather – Paul Kralka Kelvington Rosetown Council 6594
The Saskatchewan Knights of Columbus Charitable Foundation offers several annual bursaries to support students in Saskatchewan. Here are the key details:
Bursaries Offered:
Three $1,000 bursaries for each Catholic college in Saskatchewan (St. Thomas More, St. Peter’s College, Campion College).
One $1,000 bursary for a student at each of the four Saskatchewan Polytechnic campuses (Regina, Moose Jaw, Prince Albert, Saskatoon).
Eligibility:
Applicants must be a member, spouse of a member, son/daughter of a member, or grandson/granddaughter of a member in good standing with the Knights of Columbus.
Application Process:
Students must apply online through the respective college or Saskatchewan Polytechnic website and follow their specific criteria.
Publicity:
The Foundation reserves the right to publicize the names and photos of bursary recipients.
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