Scholarships
Snoman Scholarship
SNOMAN is pleased to have the opportunity to provide a minimum of one scholarship to members of its clubs. SNOMAN is pleased to provide this scholarship in recognition of hard work and dedication demonstrated by youth in their snowmobile club, the classroom, and the community. Supporting and rewarding commitment to organized snowmobiling, education and the community is an integral part of facilitating the development of our youth so that they may become strong community leaders. The SNOMAN member clubs are very pleased to be able to provide financial support to our members to assist with post-secondary education.
1. SCHOLARSHIP VALUE
a. SNOMAN will provide a minimum of one scholarship in the amount of $2,000.00.
b. Additional scholarships may be provided from time to time, depending on partnerships
or funding available.
c. Additional scholarship value to be determined at such time as funding becomes available.
2. ELIGIBILITY
The SNOMAN Scholarship is open to students who meet the following criteria:
a. Applicant must be a member of a snowmobile club that is within one of the SNOMAN regions;
b. Applicant must be a Manitoba resident planning to attend or attending post-secondary education
in the upcoming academic year; and
c. Applicant must be a graduating high school student
3. QUALIFICATIONS
a. The applicant meets the admission standards of an accredited Canadian post-secondary
institution.
b. The applicant is enrolled as a full-time student at an accredited Canadian post-secondary
institution.
c. The applicant has been an active member of a snowmobile club within one the SNOMAN regions
for the past two years.
d. The applicant is actively involved within their community.
4. HOW TO APPLY
a. Complete a SNOMAN Scholarship application form (available at the SNOMAN office).
b. Forms must be received by the 15th of May each year.
c. Applications must be accompanied by a letter of support from:
I. the President of your Snowmobile Club in which the applicant is a member; and
II. the Principal or teacher from the applicant’s high school.
d. Applicants must include a transcript of school marks from grades eleven and twelve.
5. SELECTION
a. The SNOMAN Scholarship Committee will review all applications
b. Awards will be based on:
I. involvement in your snowmobile club;
II. academic performance in school; and
III. involvement within your community.
N.B.: Priority will be given to applicants attending a post-secondary institution within Canada.
6. SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES
a. All successful candidates will be advised by mail to the address provided and e-mail.
b. Each candidate must verify current acceptance into a post-secondary institute prior to receiving
their scholarship.
A presentation will take place at the SNOMAN Annual Congress.
Western Region Snowmobile Association
Western Region Memorial Scholarship
The Clubs of Western Region Snowmobile Association are pleased to have the opportunity to offer two (2) scholarships of $1200 each to members within the Western Region Snowmobile Association’s snowmobile clubs. These are in recognition of hard work and dedication in the classroom, the community and to their snowmobile club. The commitment shown to organized snowmobiling, education and the community is an integral part of developing our youth into strong community leaders. The Western Region Snowmobile Association clubs are very pleased to be able to provide financial support to our members to assist with post-secondary education.
The scholarships are to known as the West Region Memorial Scholarships. The scholarships are in recognition of members that have passed away. These members where actively involved in their communities and clubs. They served as Presidents, Vice-Presidents, Regional Directors, and Snoman Directors. These individuals exemplified the true meaning of a volunteers; their efforts, dedication and leadership all were instrumental to the development of recreational snowmobiling within the West Region Snowmobile Association and SNOMAN.
West Region Memorial Scholarships 2 - $1200.00
Eligibility:
Students who are members of a snowmobile club within the SNOMAN’s Western Region and Manitoba residents planning to attend or are attending post-secondary education within Canada. Applicants must be a graduating High School student.
Qualifications:
· Meet admission standards of University or Community College
· Enrolled as full-time student at a Canadian University or College
· Been an active member of a snowmobile club in the Western Region for the past two years
· Be involved in the community
How to Apply
Students must complete an application form which is available from Western region Snowmobile clubs. Forms must be received by May 6 of each year. Please include a letter from the President of your Snowmobile Club as well as the School Principal with school grades from grade eleven and twelve. Scholarships are to be awarded annually in conjunction with the Snoman Annual Congress.
SELECTION
The Western Region Snowmobile Association Scholarship Committee will review all applications. Awards will be based on academic performance in school, involvement in your snowmobile club and your involvement within your community.
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES
All successful candidates will be advised by mail to the address provided. Cheque presentations will take at the Snoman Annual Congress. Each candidate must verify entrance into the Post-Secondary Institute prior to receiving their scholarship.
Application form and notes on application process
Eastern Region Snowmobile Association Scholarship PrograM
The Clubs of the Eastern Region Snowmobile Association are pleased to be able to offer three (3) scholarships of $500 each to youth members of the Region. All youth between the ages of 17 and 21 who have been a strong member of a club within the region are eligible to apply. This will aide in the expenses associated with Post secondary education. We are very excited to be able to help our young members succeed in their future endeavours.
Eligibility
Students who are members in good standing within an Eastern Region Snowmobile Club and are planning to attend or are attending post secondary education within Canada. Applicants must be a graduating high school student.
Qualifications
- Students must be enrolled as a student at a Canadian University or college
- Students must be an active member of an Eastern region club
How to apply
Qualifying students must complete an application available from the Snoman website or from their club. Please include a letter from your club president as well as from their school principle or one of their high school teachers. Scholarships will be awarded at the Annual Snoman Congress.
Selection
The Eastern Region Snowmobile Association will review all applications and make a decision based of involvement of your club and academics.
Successful Candidates
All successful candidates will be notified by mail or email to the address provided in the application. Cheques will be issued at the Annual Snoman Congress
Deadline for application
To be eligible for consideration, application must be received by May 15th of each year. The winners will be notified in September of the same year.
Eastern Region Snowmobile Associating may change the amounts per scholarship depending on the applications received
