For undergraduate students registered in either the third or fourth year of their humanities program. Friends, relatives and colleagues of the late Father Michael Bach have established an endowment fund to support one or more scholarships in the humanities program. The award will be made by the senate undergraduate awards adjudication committee on the nomination of the department in recognition of outstanding scholastic ability.

Offered by Dr. and Mrs. Devendra P. Goel to a student who has demonstrated overall excellence in the humanities program. Nomination required from the Chair of the humanities department.

SFU undergraduates who have completed at least 30 credit hours and who are registered for courses in the current academic year (September-August) are eligible for the award. Essays should be typed and be no longer than 2500 words. Essays must be submitted to the Director, Institute for the Humanities in September (see current topic for specific date). The award is made available under the auspices of the Gandhi Peace Trust fund of the India Club.

An undergraduate student who either has an approved minor in Humanities or has an approved major in Women's Studies or Political Science. The recipient should have demonstrated financial need and a satisfactory academic standing; preference given to a woman student. Applications to be submitted to Financial Assistance and Awards by the end of week 2 of classes.

A fourth year student with high academic standing who has demonstrated good citizenship and community service. The letter of application should discuss the individual’s contributions toward enhancing cross-cultural harmony and communication in the University student body and/or in the community at large.

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