Excellence in academics throughout high school is only one of the many ways that Lucas has distinguished himself. He was a link leader, a member of the District Student Senate and the Ontario Provincial Youth Advisory Committee. Lucas enjoyed many successes as part of the school debate and model UN Assembly teams, and was awarded the Youth Philanthropy Initiative grant on behalf of a local charity. It is not only his countless achievements and leadership but also his compassion for others, charity, dedication and limitless optimism that truly distinguish him as a worthy candidate for a University of Guelph Pamela Wallin Chancellor’s Scholarship.
Faculty Mentor: Kris Inwood, Professor, Department of Economics and History

Julie is a young woman with a social conscience who is committed to changing the world one step at a time. She partnered with an NGO supporting Sudanese refugees affected by war to educate her community on the issues in Sudan and led a city-wide shoe drive. Julie was involved in many aspects of student life, was a member of the school track-and-field and cross country teams, a competitive swimmer and a triathlete. These attributes helped to earn her a University of Guelph Pamela Wallin Chancellor’s Scholarship.
Faculty Mentor: Andrew Gordon, Professor, School of Environmental Sciences