Grand River Collegiate Institute

The Optometry Scholarship program provides eligible Kentucky residents the opportunity to attend a participating school of optometry to become certified practitioners who render medical service to the Commonwealth.Eligibility RequirementsTo be considered for an Optometry Scholarship, a student must:Be a U.S. citizen.Be a Kentucky resident.Be enrolled or accepted for enrollment at a participating institution in a program of study that leads...

As personal injury lawyers, we at Marrone Law Firm often deal with cases that involve someone acting negligently towards someone else. However, if we have learned anything from our years in Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love, it’s that our fellow human beings deserve compassion and understanding, and a little bit of love can change someone’s life. For this reason,...

At CardsDirect our job is to capture a moment that resonates with our customers and present it through our greeting cards. We want your help designing our next top-selling holiday card – and are proud to offer our scholarship program. The winner of our Future Designer Scholarship will receive a $1,000 scholarship to a secondary institution of their choice and...

The 2024 scholarship will again be awarded to a student that can demonstrate innovative systems and ideas for the use of conveyors within automated loading and unloading for semi-trucks and trailers. Automated truck-loading systems (ATLS) are the first link, as well as the last link, in a 100% automated supply chain.Although there is no “standard” system for ATLS due to the...

Honouring his dedication to and active involvement in ORBA’s training and education activities, the Joe Bunting Scholarship is awarded annually to a student attending an Ontario college and entering their final year of a Civil Engineering Technology/Technician program.Joe Bunting was known for his dedication to the training and education of young people in the industry. Joe served as Chair of...

Attending college can be stressful and taxing – often affecting students’ health and wellness. Researchers at Auburn University followed 131 students over four years of college and found that a whopping 70% gained weight by graduation (an average of 12, and up to 37 pounds). The overall percentage of students found to be overweight increased from 18% to 31%. The researchers...