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Nicholas Reid Memorial Award Application Details

Description of Award

The Nicholas Reid Memorial Award has been established in the memory of ‘Nick’ Reid. Nick was a champion of environmental stewardship, particularly relating to water. Nick spent his career working in the water sector and spent countless hours mentoring and supporting students. This $5000 Award is given annually to a TMU graduate student who demonstrates leadership or innovation in a water-related field.

Qualifications

A full-time registered graduate student at Toronto Metropolitan University, in good academic standing, who has demonstrated leadership or innovation in a water-related area in Canada, and has not previously received the Award.

Application Requirements

The applicant will submit a written statement and at least one letter of support.

Written Statement

In the written statement (500-750 words or 2-3 pages) the student should:

  • Introduce themselves and their area of study, including any interests in the water or environmental sectors, 
  • Clearly describe their contributions to leadership or innovation in a water-related area, 
  • The benefit of their accomplishments to the water or environmental sectors, 
  • Articulate any challenges they overcame in the process,
  • How the award will enable their future ambitions or accomplishments

The statement will be weighted 80 out of 100 points. 

A letter of support

A letter of support should be provided that validates the contribution of leadership or innovation in a water-related area and recommends the applicant for the award. The letter may come from an academic or non-academic source.

The support letter will be weighted 20 out of 100 points. 

CANDIDATES MAY APPLY ON AWARD SPRING AT: 

 

https://torontomu.awardspring.ca/Opportunities/OpportunityDetails/11446 (external link) 

 


Please contact Angela at angela.murphy@torontomu.ca with any questions.