College of Social and Applied Human Sciences Internal Awards

Alumni Research Travel Grants (GEOG, POLS, PSYC, SOCA)
The University of Guelph alumni through the Alma Mater Fund have provided funds for a travel grant of $2,000 to graduate students in the Departments of Geography, Political Science, Psychology, or Sociology & Anthropology, in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences with at least an 80% average in the previous two years of study, and who are completing thesis research off campus. Students cannot receive the award beyond semester 5 at the masters level and beyond semester 8 at the doctoral level. Complete a CSAHS Graduate Awards Application including a letter describing proposed travel for thesis research and travel costs. Submit to department graduate coordinator by March 1st. Selection of award winner will be on the basis of academic achievement, thesis research description and travel costs.

Alumni Research Travel Grants (GEOG, POLS, PSYC, SOCA)

The University of Guelph alumni through the Alma Mater Fund have provided funds for a travel grant of $2,000 to graduate students in the Departments of Geography, Political Science, Psychology, or Sociology & Anthropology, in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences with at least an 80% average in the previous two years of study, and who are completing thesis research off campus. Students cannot receive the award beyond semester 5 at the masters level and beyond semester 8 at the doctoral level. Complete a CSAHS Graduate Awards Application including a letter describing proposed travel for thesis research and travel costs. Submit to department graduate coordinator by March 1st. Selection of award winner will be on the basis of academic achievement, thesis research description and travel costs.

Richard M. Barham Graduate Scholarship (FRAN)
Established in 2006 by the Mac-FACS-FRAN Alumni Association, the Dean of the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences the Chair of the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition and friends of Dr. Richard M. Barham in honour of his retirement. Dr. Barham was the Dean of the College of Family and Consumer Studies (1983-1994), and retired in 1999. This $1,000 scholarship is offered to entering graduate students in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition with a minimum of 80% in the last two years of study. Selection is based on high academic achievement and preference is given to in-coming doctoral candidates in the Family Relations and Human Development or Couple and Family Therapy program.

Richard M. Barham Graduate Scholarship (FRAN)

Established in 2006 by the Mac-FACS-FRAN Alumni Association, the Dean of the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences the Chair of the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition and friends of Dr. Richard M. Barham in honour of his retirement. Dr. Barham was the Dean of the College of Family and Consumer Studies (1983-1994), and retired in 1999. This $1,000 scholarship is offered to entering graduate students in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition with a minimum of 80% in the last two years of study. Selection is based on high academic achievement and preference is given to in-coming doctoral candidates in the Family Relations and Human Development or Couple and Family Therapy program.

The Richard M. Barham Graduate Medal (CSAHS)
In recognition of the outstanding contributions of Professor Richard Barham, Dean of the College of Family and Consumer Studies 1983-1994, a medal is awarded annually to the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences' nominee for the Governor General's medal for outstanding academic achievement at the Master's level of study at the University of Guelph. Application not required.

Katherine M. Beck Memorial Doctoral Scholarship (FRAN)
The Estate of Katherine M. Beck, a Mac ’22 graduate and chief dietitian at Creelman Hall from 1926 to 1962, provides for one $10,000 scholarship, payable over two years in installments of $5000, to a student entering a doctoral program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition. The award winner will be selected on the basis of outstanding academic achievement (a minimum cumulative average of 80%) at the undergraduate and Masters level and the potential for significant contributions to the discipline as a doctoral student. No application is necessary.

Katherine M. Beck Memorial Doctoral Scholarship (FRAN)

The Estate of Katherine M. Beck, a Mac ’22 graduate and chief dietitian at Creelman Hall from 1926 to 1962, provides for one $10,000 scholarship, payable over two years in installments of $5000, to a student entering a doctoral program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition. The award winner will be selected on the basis of outstanding academic achievement (a minimum cumulative average of 80%) at the undergraduate and Masters level and the potential for significant contributions to the discipline as a doctoral student. No application is necessary.

Katherine M. Beck Memorial Graduate Scholarship (FRAN)
The Estate of Katherine M. Beck, a Mac ’22 graduate and chief dietitian at Creelman Hall from 1926-1962, provides one scholarship of $5,000 to students entering a Masters program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition (FRAN). The award winners will be selected on the basis of outstanding academic achievement (a minimum cumulative average of 80% during the last two years of study). No application is necessary.

Katherine M. Beck Memorial Graduate Scholarship (FRAN)

The Estate of Katherine M. Beck, a Mac ’22 graduate and chief dietitian at Creelman Hall from 1926-1962, provides one scholarship of $5,000 to students entering a Masters program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition (FRAN). The award winners will be selected on the basis of outstanding academic achievement (a minimum cumulative average of 80% during the last two years of study). No application is necessary.

Wilda M. Blacklock Scholarship (SOCA)
In honour of the retirement of Wilda Blacklock, former student (BA ’73) and staff member in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology, the department established this $1,500 scholarship for students who have completed between two and four semesters in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology. Selection will be based on academic excellence and contribution to the department. Apply by April 1st to the Chair of the Graduate Affairs Committee of the Department of Sociology & Anthropology with a letter outlining contributions to the department.

Wilda M. Blacklock Scholarship (SOCA)

In honour of the retirement of Wilda Blacklock, former student (BA ’73) and staff member in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology, the department established this $1,500 scholarship for students who have completed between two and four semesters in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology. Selection will be based on academic excellence and contribution to the department. Apply by April 1st to the Chair of the Graduate Affairs Committee of the Department of Sociology & Anthropology with a letter outlining contributions to the department.

Dorothy Britton Memorial Doctoral Scholarship (FRAN)
Two doctoral scholarships of $15,000 (payable over 2 years) will be awarded annually in memory of Dorothy Britton, a graduate of the Macdonald Institute (1939). The awards will be granted on the basis of high academic achievement to a student registered in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition (FRAN). Preference will be given to students entering a PhD program. No application is required.

Dorothy Britton Memorial Doctoral Scholarship (FRAN)

Two doctoral scholarships of $15,000 (payable over 2 years) will be awarded annually in memory of Dorothy Britton, a graduate of the Macdonald Institute (1939). The awards will be granted on the basis of high academic achievement to a student registered in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition (FRAN). Preference will be given to students entering a PhD program. No application is required.

Dorothy Britton Memorial Masters Scholarships (FRAN)
Two scholarships of $10,000 are available annually in memory of Dorothy Britton, a graduate of the Macdonald Institute (1939). The award is payable over two years and is available to students registered in a Master’s program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition with a minimum of 80% average during the last two years of study. Recipients are selected on the basis of high academic achievement. Preference will be given to students entering a Master’s program. No application is required.

Dorothy Britton Memorial Masters Scholarships (FRAN)

Two scholarships of $10,000 are available annually in memory of Dorothy Britton, a graduate of the Macdonald Institute (1939). The award is payable over two years and is available to students registered in a Master’s program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition with a minimum of 80% average during the last two years of study. Recipients are selected on the basis of high academic achievement. Preference will be given to students entering a Master’s program. No application is required.

Class of Mac '59 (BHSc) Scholarship
The Class of Macdonald Institute 1959 in recognition of its 50th anniversary since graduation along with gifts towards the Rosemary Clark Alumni Leadership Award and with the assistance of the University of Guelph Matching Program, have established a $4000 scholarship to support a student entering into the Masters of Applied Nutrition Program. Full time students entering into the program with a minimum 75% average are eligible for this award. The award winner will be selected on the basis of academic achievement and leadership ability as demonstrated through extracurricular involvement and volunteerism during his/her undergraduate degree. Student application for admission into the program will be considered as the application for this award.

Class of Mac '59 (BHSc) Scholarship

The Class of Macdonald Institute 1959 in recognition of its 50th anniversary since graduation along with gifts towards the Rosemary Clark Alumni Leadership Award and with the assistance of the University of Guelph Matching Program, have established a $4000 scholarship to support a student entering into the Masters of Applied Nutrition Program. Full time students entering into the program with a minimum 75% average are eligible for this award. The award winner will be selected on the basis of academic achievement and leadership ability as demonstrated through extracurricular involvement and volunteerism during his/her undergraduate degree. Student application for admission into the program will be considered as the application for this award.

Beatrice Craven Graduate Scholarship (FRAN)
A $1,000 scholarship is available from the estate of Beatrice Craven, Mac DHE’30, to a student entering a graduate program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition. This scholarship is based on academic performance in the last two years of study. No application is necessary.

Department of Psychology Doctoral Memorial Scholarship (PSYC)
The Department of Psychology, to honour the memory of graduate students (M. Getkate, M. Hamilton, S. McFadden), staff (P. Zimmerman), and faculty (J. Boehnert, P. Duda, D. Piggins, V. Lotter, D. Stott), provides one scholarship of $400 to a student who has completed at least one year of a doctoral program in the Department of Psychology. Selection will be based on academic excellence and success in research activities based on nominations by the students’ thesis advisors. No application is necessary.

Department of Psychology Doctoral Memorial Scholarship (PSYC)

The Department of Psychology, to honour the memory of graduate students (M. Getkate, M. Hamilton, S. McFadden), staff (P. Zimmerman), and faculty (J. Boehnert, P. Duda, D. Piggins, V. Lotter, D. Stott), provides one scholarship of $400 to a student who has completed at least one year of a doctoral program in the Department of Psychology. Selection will be based on academic excellence and success in research activities based on nominations by the students’ thesis advisors. No application is necessary.

Department of Psychology Master's Thesis Prize
Faculty in the Department of Psychology, have established an annual graduate thesis award in the amount of $500. The award goes to the graduate student who has completed the best MA thesis in the past year, as deemed by the Graduate Studies Committee. All graduate students who have successfully defended their MA thesis in any given year from September 1 to August 31 are eligible. The award is tenable with other awards. Application is not necessary.

Department of Psychology Master's Thesis Prize

Faculty in the Department of Psychology, have established an annual graduate thesis award in the amount of $500. The award goes to the graduate student who has completed the best MA thesis in the past year, as deemed by the Graduate Studies Committee. All graduate students who have successfully defended their MA thesis in any given year from September 1 to August 31 are eligible. The award is tenable with other awards. Application is not necessary.

Lynn Dibblee Roblin Scholarship (FRAN)
A $1,000 scholarship has been established in honour of Lynn Dibblee Roblin, BASc ’80. Full-time masters’ students with a minimum 80% cumulative average in courses completed in first year of graduate studies and who are entering their second year and registered in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition or the Department of Human Health and Nutritional Sciences who have completed an undergraduate degree in applied human nutrition, and who are conducting thesis research in an area related to nutrition education or communication in order to promote healthy living are eligible. To apply, forward resume with cover letter outlining applied human nutrition background and current research interests to Chair of the CSAHS Awards Committee by April 1.

Lynn Dibblee Roblin Scholarship (FRAN)

A $1,000 scholarship has been established in honour of Lynn Dibblee Roblin, BASc ’80. Full-time masters’ students with a minimum 80% cumulative average in courses completed in first year of graduate studies and who are entering their second year and registered in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition or the Department of Human Health and Nutritional Sciences who have completed an undergraduate degree in applied human nutrition, and who are conducting thesis research in an area related to nutrition education or communication in order to promote healthy living are eligible. To apply, forward resume with cover letter outlining applied human nutrition background and current research interests to Chair of the CSAHS Awards Committee by April 1.

Joanne Duncan-Robinson Conference Research Travel Grant (SOCA)
In memory of Joanne Duncan-Robinson, an expert in computer and statistical analysis who contributed tremendously to the research activities of faculty and graduate students in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology a $500 travel grant is offered to students registered in any graduate program offered by or through the Department of Sociology and Anthropology who have had a paper accepted for presentation at a scholarly conference. Selection will be based on the best abstract or paper proposal, and proposed travel budget. Apply to the Chair of the Graduate Affairs Committee of the Department of Sociology & Anthropology by April 1, including the paper abstract or proposal and travel budget

Joanne Duncan-Robinson Conference Research Travel Grant (SOCA)

In memory of Joanne Duncan-Robinson, an expert in computer and statistical analysis who contributed tremendously to the research activities of faculty and graduate students in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology a $500 travel grant is offered to students registered in any graduate program offered by or through the Department of Sociology and Anthropology who have had a paper accepted for presentation at a scholarly conference. Selection will be based on the best abstract or paper proposal, and proposed travel budget. Apply to the Chair of the Graduate Affairs Committee of the Department of Sociology & Anthropology by April 1, including the paper abstract or proposal and travel budget

O.P. Dwivedi Graduate Prize for International Development (CSAHS)
A $1,000 graduation prize will be awarded annually to an outstanding student who must have completed all requirements for their graduate degree at the University of Guelph. Candidates will be considered on the basis of both their overall scholastic achievements and of the practical and social significance of the MA, MSc, MBA or PhD research, which apply social science theory and/or method to the study of development, administration or environmental issues in the Third World. Application is not necessary.

O.P. Dwivedi Graduate Prize for International Development (CSAHS)

A $1,000 graduation prize will be awarded annually to an outstanding student who must have completed all requirements for their graduate degree at the University of Guelph. Candidates will be considered on the basis of both their overall scholastic achievements and of the practical and social significance of the MA, MSc, MBA or PhD research, which apply social science theory and/or method to the study of development, administration or environmental issues in the Third World. Application is not necessary.

Lila Engberg Scholarship in International Development (IDEV)
Established in 2008 by Dr. Lila Engberg, this award of $4,500 is offered to full-time masters students entering the collaborative program in International Development Studies with a research agenda in the area of poverty alleviation, economic empowerment of women and/or ways to improve livelihood security for women and families in developing countries. Selection will be based on a letter submission outlining experiences and/or involvement in this area to date, and personal plans to improve everyday lives in a local community of a developing nation. Application materials to pursue studies at the University of Guelph received by May 30th will be considered as application for this award.

Lila Engberg Scholarship in International Development (IDEV)

Established in 2008 by Dr. Lila Engberg, this award of $4,500 is offered to full-time masters students entering the collaborative program in International Development Studies with a research agenda in the area of poverty alleviation, economic empowerment of women and/or ways to improve livelihood security for women and families in developing countries. Selection will be based on a letter submission outlining experiences and/or involvement in this area to date, and personal plans to improve everyday lives in a local community of a developing nation. Application materials to pursue studies at the University of Guelph received by May 30th will be considered as application for this award.

Founders' Graduate Scholarships (GEOG, POLS, PSYC, SOC)
The Alma Mater Fund, alumni and faculty of the former College of Social Sciences have established four $1,000 scholarships to be given to students entering a graduate program in the Departments of Geography, Political Science, Psychology and Sociology and Anthropology. Recipients will be selected on the basis of high academic standing (minimum of 80% average in the last two years of study). No application necessary.

Founders' Graduate Scholarships (GEOG, POLS, PSYC, SOC)

The Alma Mater Fund, alumni and faculty of the former College of Social Sciences have established four $1,000 scholarships to be given to students entering a graduate program in the Departments of Geography, Political Science, Psychology and Sociology and Anthropology. Recipients will be selected on the basis of high academic standing (minimum of 80% average in the last two years of study). No application necessary.

Geneva Association Ph.D. Scholarship
This $30,000 scholarship, payable over three years, is made available by The Geneva Association to students entering into the Political Science PhD program whose subject of study involves a primary focus on a particular aspect of Systemic Risk and Vulnerability that links to one or both of the major fields of study within the PhD Comparative Politics and Public Policy and Governance. The successful candidate will have a minimum of an A- admission average and must demonstrate how his/her particular focus of study relates to and enhances understanding of this important theme. Selection will be based on a letter of intent submitted at the time of application for admission which outlines the candidate's intent to write a dissertation on a specific topic related to systemic risks and vulnerability and their specific application in an economic, environmental, technological or organizational context. The award is renewable for up to three years,subject to satisfactory progress towards completion of the degree each year and continued commitment to conduct research on systemic risk and vulnerability. Students must also submit a thesis proposal following the first year of study. A new recipient would only be chosen upon the completion of the multi-year commitment or in the event the current recipient ceases studies at the University of Guelph. Submit a letter of intent to the Department of Political Science along with the application for Admission no later than April 15th.

Geneva Association Ph.D. Scholarship

This $30,000 scholarship, payable over three years, is made available by The Geneva Association to students entering into the Political Science PhD program whose subject of study involves a primary focus on a particular aspect of Systemic Risk and Vulnerability that links to one or both of the major fields of study within the PhD Comparative Politics and Public Policy and Governance. The successful candidate will have a minimum of an A- admission average and must demonstrate how his/her particular focus of study relates to and enhances understanding of this important theme. Selection will be based on a letter of intent submitted at the time of application for admission which outlines the candidate's intent to write a dissertation on a specific topic related to systemic risks and vulnerability and their specific application in an economic, environmental, technological or organizational context. The award is renewable for up to three years,subject to satisfactory progress towards completion of the degree each year and continued commitment to conduct research on systemic risk and vulnerability. Students must also submit a thesis proposal following the first year of study. A new recipient would only be chosen upon the completion of the multi-year commitment or in the event the current recipient ceases studies at the University of Guelph. Submit a letter of intent to the Department of Political Science along with the application for Admission no later than April 15th.

Sid Gilbert Graduate Research Prize (SOC)
Established by the Department of Sociology and Anthropology and friends and colleagues of the late Dr. Sid Gilbert to honour his outstanding contributions to graduate student training and education. This $500 prize is available to MA sociology students who have presented their thesis during the previous academic year, and have been nominated for consideration by their academic advisor. The recipient will be chosen based on the quality of the MA thesis. No application is required.

Sid Gilbert Graduate Research Prize (SOC)

Established by the Department of Sociology and Anthropology and friends and colleagues of the late Dr. Sid Gilbert to honour his outstanding contributions to graduate student training and education. This $500 prize is available to MA sociology students who have presented their thesis during the previous academic year, and have been nominated for consideration by their academic advisor. The recipient will be chosen based on the quality of the MA thesis. No application is required.

Bill Graf International Development Scholarship (POLS)
The Department of Political Science, with the assistance of the Ontario government’s OSOTF program, provides one scholarship of $1400 in memory of Bill Graf, former Professor and Chair of the Department, who devoted his career to the study and teaching of development issues. This scholarship is available to a graduate student in political science with a focus on international development or IDS, with a minimum 80% average. Selection will be based on level of financial need. Apply to Student Financial Services by January 10th with a completed Financial Need Assessment Form. See ACCESS AWARDS.

Bill Graf International Development Scholarship (POLS)

The Department of Political Science, with the assistance of the Ontario government’s OSOTF program, provides one scholarship of $1400 in memory of Bill Graf, former Professor and Chair of the Department, who devoted his career to the study and teaching of development issues. This scholarship is available to a graduate student in political science with a focus on international development or IDS, with a minimum 80% average. Selection will be based on level of financial need. Apply to Student Financial Services by January 10th with a completed Financial Need Assessment Form. See ACCESS AWARDS.

Elena Grothier Memorial Scholarship (FRAN)
One award valued at $1,500 is available annually in memory of Elena Grotheir, a graduate of the Macdonald Institute (1915), to Canadian citizens or permanent residents who are registered full-time in a graduate program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition (FRAN). The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic achievement during the last two years of study. Preference will be given to a student entering a Master’s or Doctoral program. No application is required.

Elena Grothier Memorial Scholarship (FRAN)

One award valued at $1,500 is available annually in memory of Elena Grotheir, a graduate of the Macdonald Institute (1915), to Canadian citizens or permanent residents who are registered full-time in a graduate program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition (FRAN). The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic achievement during the last two years of study. Preference will be given to a student entering a Master’s or Doctoral program. No application is required.

Claude A. Guldner Scholarship (FRAN)
Established in honour of the founding director of the Couple & Family Therapy Program in the Department of Family Relations & Applied Nutrition at the time of his retirement, this $1,000 scholarship is available to students registered in or entering the Couple & Family Therapy MSc program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition who are Aboriginal persons of Canada or members of a visible minority. Selection will be based on academic excellence as evidenced by the student's academic record for those that are currently registered, or the admission application package for those students that are entering the program. Financial need may also be considered. Preference will be given to students who are entering into the program. Apply to Student Financial Services by June 1st with a Claude A. Guldner Scholarship application and a Financial Need Assesment form

Claude A. Guldner Scholarship (FRAN)

Established in honour of the founding director of the Couple & Family Therapy Program in the Department of Family Relations & Applied Nutrition at the time of his retirement, this $1,000 scholarship is available to students registered in or entering the Couple & Family Therapy MSc program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition who are Aboriginal persons of Canada or members of a visible minority. Selection will be based on academic excellence as evidenced by the student's academic record for those that are currently registered, or the admission application package for those students that are entering the program. Financial need may also be considered. Preference will be given to students who are entering into the program. Apply to Student Financial Services by June 1st with a Claude A. Guldner Scholarship application and a Financial Need Assesment form

Alf and Mary Hales Graduate Scholarships in Family Studies (FRAN)
Alf Hales, Bsc ’34, and Mary Hales, DHE ’32, with the aid of the Ontario government’s OSOTF program, have established a $3000 scholarship for the most outstanding applicant to a graduate program in Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition who has demonstrated financial need. The award is open to all incoming graduate students in Family Studies. Selection will be based first on demonstrated financial need, and second on highest average. Preference will be given to an entering student, or student in class levels 1, 2 or 3. Apply by January 10 with a completed Financial Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services. See ACCESS AWARDS.

Alf and Mary Hales Graduate Scholarships in Family Studies (FRAN)

Alf Hales, Bsc ’34, and Mary Hales, DHE ’32, with the aid of the Ontario government’s OSOTF program, have established a $3000 scholarship for the most outstanding applicant to a graduate program in Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition who has demonstrated financial need. The award is open to all incoming graduate students in Family Studies. Selection will be based first on demonstrated financial need, and second on highest average. Preference will be given to an entering student, or student in class levels 1, 2 or 3. Apply by January 10 with a completed Financial Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services. See ACCESS AWARDS.

Alf and Mary Hales Graduate Scholarship in Political Studies (POLS)
Alf Hales, Bsc ’34, and Mary Hales, DHE ’32, with the aid of the Ontario government’s OSOTF program, have established a $3,000 scholarship for an outstanding students entering second year in a graduate program of the Department of Political Science who has demonstrated financial need. Selection will be based first on demonstrated financial need, and second on highest average in completed course credits. Apply by January 10th with a completed Financial Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services.ACCESS AWARDS.

Alf and Mary Hales Graduate Scholarship in Political Studies (POLS)

Alf Hales, Bsc ’34, and Mary Hales, DHE ’32, with the aid of the Ontario government’s OSOTF program, have established a $3,000 scholarship for an outstanding students entering second year in a graduate program of the Department of Political Science who has demonstrated financial need. Selection will be based first on demonstrated financial need, and second on highest average in completed course credits. Apply by January 10th with a completed Financial Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services.ACCESS AWARDS.

H.H. Harshman Foundation Doctoral Scholarship (CSAHS)
The H.H. Harshman Foundation provides one award of $13,000, payable over 2 years, to a full-time student entering or enrolled in any PhD program in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences whose thesis research is devoted to the strengthening of the family unit in Canada. The award winner will be chosen on the basis of academic achievement and demonstrated leadership. Preference will be given to an entering student. Application materials to pursue studies at the University of Guelph received by February 1st will be considered as application for this award.

H.H. Harshman Foundation Doctoral Scholarship (CSAHS)

The H.H. Harshman Foundation provides one award of $13,000, payable over 2 years, to a full-time student entering or enrolled in any PhD program in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences whose thesis research is devoted to the strengthening of the family unit in Canada. The award winner will be chosen on the basis of academic achievement and demonstrated leadership. Preference will be given to an entering student. Application materials to pursue studies at the University of Guelph received by February 1st will be considered as application for this award.

Hubert H. Harshman Graduate Scholarship
Established by The Harshman Fellowships Society, and created with matching funding through the Ontario Trust for Student Support program, this scholarship of $2,500 is available to students registered in any program in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences who are conducting a Community Engaged Scholarship Research Project through the Research Shop or studying in the area of Applied Nutrition and have demonstrated good citizenship, social responsibility and leadership in society. Preference will be given to the following students in descending order: 1) A graduate student working on a Community Engaged Scholarship project through the Research Shop 2) A graduate student studying in the area of applied nutrition. Selection will be based on relevance of the research project and contributions that demonstrate good citizen ship, social responsibility and leadership in society. Students should apply with a completed Financial Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by January 10 along with a letter describing their community based project or area of study and a letter of recommendation from their Faculty Supervisor and letters of recommendation and/or references to substantiate their good citizenship, social responsibility and leadership in society. ACCESS AWARDS

Hubert H. Harshman Graduate Scholarship

Established by The Harshman Fellowships Society, and created with matching funding through the Ontario Trust for Student Support program, this scholarship of $2,500 is available to students registered in any program in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences who are conducting a Community Engaged Scholarship Research Project through the Research Shop or studying in the area of Applied Nutrition and have demonstrated good citizenship, social responsibility and leadership in society. Preference will be given to the following students in descending order: 1) A graduate student working on a Community Engaged Scholarship project through the Research Shop 2) A graduate student studying in the area of applied nutrition. Selection will be based on relevance of the research project and contributions that demonstrate good citizen ship, social responsibility and leadership in society. Students should apply with a completed Financial Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by January 10 along with a letter describing their community based project or area of study and a letter of recommendation from their Faculty Supervisor and letters of recommendation and/or references to substantiate their good citizenship, social responsibility and leadership in society. ACCESS AWARDS

H.H. Harshman Graduate Scholarships (FRAN)
The H.H. Harshman Foundation provides three awards of $7,000 to master's students in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition who are completing a thesis, have a minimum of three consecutive semesters remaining in their program and whose research is related to the strengthening of the family unit in Canada. The award winner will be chosen on the basis of outstanding academic achievement and demonstrated leadership potential. Apply with a letter outlining research and a C.V. to the Chair of the FRAN Graduate Awards Committee by April 1st.

H.H. Harshman Graduate Scholarships (FRAN)

The H.H. Harshman Foundation provides three awards of $7,000 to master's students in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition who are completing a thesis, have a minimum of three consecutive semesters remaining in their program and whose research is related to the strengthening of the family unit in Canada. The award winner will be chosen on the basis of outstanding academic achievement and demonstrated leadership potential. Apply with a letter outlining research and a C.V. to the Chair of the FRAN Graduate Awards Committee by April 1st.

Jean, Ian and Sook-Hee Kim Memorial Prize (SOCA)
Members of the Department of Sociology & Anthropology and the Campus Childcare Co-operative established this award in memory of Sook-Hee Kim, former sociology MA student, and her children Jean and Ian Kim, who were killed in a tragic car accident. Students registered in a Masters program in Sociology who presented their graduate major paper during the previous academic year, and have been nominated for consideration by their graduate advisor, are eligible for this $300 prize. Selection is based on the best quality of the major paper and academic excellence. No application required.

Jean, Ian and Sook-Hee Kim Memorial Prize (SOCA)

Members of the Department of Sociology & Anthropology and the Campus Childcare Co-operative established this award in memory of Sook-Hee Kim, former sociology MA student, and her children Jean and Ian Kim, who were killed in a tragic car accident. Students registered in a Masters program in Sociology who presented their graduate major paper during the previous academic year, and have been nominated for consideration by their graduate advisor, are eligible for this $300 prize. Selection is based on the best quality of the major paper and academic excellence. No application required.

Ina M. Kniep (nee Carthew) Memorial Graduate Scholarship (FRAN)
The estate of Ina M. Kniep, a Mac ’36 graduate who was a specialist in Home Economics and Nutrition and had a lifelong interest and involvement in the University of Guelph, provides a $1000 scholarship to a student registered in either a MSc or PhD in the Applied Human Nutrition program, with a minimum of 80% cumulative average, with outstanding academic achievement. No application is necessary. This award is tenable with other awards up to $4,000 excluding bursaries

Ina M. Kniep (nee Carthew) Memorial Graduate Scholarship (FRAN)

The estate of Ina M. Kniep, a Mac ’36 graduate who was a specialist in Home Economics and Nutrition and had a lifelong interest and involvement in the University of Guelph, provides a $1000 scholarship to a student registered in either a MSc or PhD in the Applied Human Nutrition program, with a minimum of 80% cumulative average, with outstanding academic achievement. No application is necessary. This award is tenable with other awards up to $4,000 excluding bursaries

David Knight Scholarship (GEOG, POLS, PSYC, SOC)
Alumni of the College of Social Science, Alumni of the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences, Professor Alun Joseph, and Professor David Knight, with the assistance of the Ontario government’s OSOTF program, established the David Knight Graduate Scholarship in the amount of $1000 to honour Professor Knight’s years of outstanding leadership as Dean of the College of Social Science. Graduate students registered in the collaborative program in International Development Studies who are entering the second or subsequent semester of a Masters Degree program in the departments of Geography, Political Science, Psychology, or Sociology & Anthropology, and who have a minimum cumulative average of 75%. Selection will be based on financial need and high academic standing. Applicants must submit a Financial Need Assessment form to Student Financial Services by JANUARY 10th. See ACCESS AWARDS.

David Knight Scholarship (GEOG, POLS, PSYC, SOC)

Alumni of the College of Social Science, Alumni of the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences, Professor Alun Joseph, and Professor David Knight, with the assistance of the Ontario government’s OSOTF program, established the David Knight Graduate Scholarship in the amount of $1000 to honour Professor Knight’s years of outstanding leadership as Dean of the College of Social Science. Graduate students registered in the collaborative program in International Development Studies who are entering the second or subsequent semester of a Masters Degree program in the departments of Geography, Political Science, Psychology, or Sociology & Anthropology, and who have a minimum cumulative average of 75%. Selection will be based on financial need and high academic standing. Applicants must submit a Financial Need Assessment form to Student Financial Services by JANUARY 10th. See ACCESS AWARDS.

Mac-FACS-FRAN Alumni Association Graduate Scholarship – Family Relations and Applied Nutrition (FRAN)
The Mac-FACS-FRAN Alumni Association provides one award of $1,000 to a full-time graduate student entering an master's or doctoral program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition who has a minimum of 80% in the last two years of study. No application is necessary.

MAC '38 Gerontology Graduate Scholarships (FRAN)
The class of Mac ’38 provides three scholarships of $2000 each for full-time graduate students who are pursuing study and research within the area of adult development or gerontology in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition, and have high academic achievement. Preference will be given to persons entering graduate studies. No application is required.

Margaret S. McCready Memorial Scholarship (FRAN)
The estate of Margaret S. McCready, former Principal and Dean of Macdonald Institute (1949-69), provides for one scholarship of $1,000 to a full time graduate student entering a Masters program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition. The award will be granted on the basis of high academic achievement as well as leadership ability as demonstrated through extracurricular involvement in the preceding two years. Application materials to pursue studies at the University of Guelph received by February 1st will be considered as application for this award .

Margaret S. McCready Memorial Scholarship (FRAN)

The estate of Margaret S. McCready, former Principal and Dean of Macdonald Institute (1949-69), provides for one scholarship of $1,000 to a full time graduate student entering a Masters program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition. The award will be granted on the basis of high academic achievement as well as leadership ability as demonstrated through extracurricular involvement in the preceding two years. Application materials to pursue studies at the University of Guelph received by February 1st will be considered as application for this award .

Margaret S. McCready Scholarship (FRAN)
The Mac-FACS-FRAN Alumni Association provides a $1,000 award in honour of Dr. Margaret S. McCready, the Principal and Dean of the Macdonald Institute (1949-1969), to a MSc, MAN or PhD full-time graduate student enrolled in a graduate program offered by the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition, with a minimum of 80% in the last two years of study. Preference will be given to a student who completed their undergraduate degree at Guelph. No application is necessary.

Margaret S. McCready Scholarship (FRAN)

The Mac-FACS-FRAN Alumni Association provides a $1,000 award in honour of Dr. Margaret S. McCready, the Principal and Dean of the Macdonald Institute (1949-1969), to a MSc, MAN or PhD full-time graduate student enrolled in a graduate program offered by the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition, with a minimum of 80% in the last two years of study. Preference will be given to a student who completed their undergraduate degree at Guelph. No application is necessary.

The Dr. Margaret McCready Tribute Scholarship
Established by Mrs. Dorothy I. Campbell, Mac BHSc ’55, to pay tribute to Dr. Margaret McCready’s contributions as Principal and Dean of Macdonald Institute from 1949 to 1969. The $9,000 award is available to all full-time students entering a Doctoral program in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences who have graduated from the Master’s program, and is payable over two years. Selection will be based on high academic achievement during the completion of a Master’s program as evidenced by grades and research accomplishments. Application materials to pursue studies at the University of Guelph received by February 1st will be considered as application for this award.

The Dr. Margaret McCready Tribute Scholarship

Established by Mrs. Dorothy I. Campbell, Mac BHSc ’55, to pay tribute to Dr. Margaret McCready’s contributions as Principal and Dean of Macdonald Institute from 1949 to 1969. The $9,000 award is available to all full-time students entering a Doctoral program in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences who have graduated from the Master’s program, and is payable over two years. Selection will be based on high academic achievement during the completion of a Master’s program as evidenced by grades and research accomplishments. Application materials to pursue studies at the University of Guelph received by February 1st will be considered as application for this award.

Marion McGirr Travel Grant (CSAHS)
Established in 2006 from an estate gift from Marion McGirr, Mac DHE 1939 to recognize her long-lived affection for Macdonald Hall. This award of $1000 is available to all registered graduate students in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences with a minimum of 80% in the last two years of study who are travelling in support of their studies. Students cannot receive the award beyond semester 5 at the masters level and beyond semester 8 at the doctoral level; the award may be held only once during a degree program. Selection of the award winner will be on the basis of the cost of travel, and the benefit it will bring to the student’s program of study. Apply by March 1 with a CSAHS Graduate Awards Application, and attach a letter with the description of the travel, the benefit it will bring to your program of study and overall travel budget.

Marion McGirr Travel Grant (CSAHS)

Established in 2006 from an estate gift from Marion McGirr, Mac DHE 1939 to recognize her long-lived affection for Macdonald Hall. This award of $1000 is available to all registered graduate students in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences with a minimum of 80% in the last two years of study who are travelling in support of their studies. Students cannot receive the award beyond semester 5 at the masters level and beyond semester 8 at the doctoral level; the award may be held only once during a degree program. Selection of the award winner will be on the basis of the cost of travel, and the benefit it will bring to the student’s program of study. Apply by March 1 with a CSAHS Graduate Awards Application, and attach a letter with the description of the travel, the benefit it will bring to your program of study and overall travel budget.

Kiyoko Miyanishi Graduate Geography Scholarship (GEOG)
Dr. Kiyoko Miyanishi, a faculty member in the Department of Geography since 1986, provides two $1,500 scholarships to international students entering any graduate program (MA, MSc or PhD) and degree specialization in the Department of Geography. The award will be made on the basis of high academic achievement. In the absence of a qualified international student, the award may be given to an academically-qualified student who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. If two deserving students cannot be identified, then one award of $3,000 will be given out. No application is necessary.

Kiyoko Miyanishi Graduate Geography Scholarship (GEOG)

Dr. Kiyoko Miyanishi, a faculty member in the Department of Geography since 1986, provides two $1,500 scholarships to international students entering any graduate program (MA, MSc or PhD) and degree specialization in the Department of Geography. The award will be made on the basis of high academic achievement. In the absence of a qualified international student, the award may be given to an academically-qualified student who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. If two deserving students cannot be identified, then one award of $3,000 will be given out. No application is necessary.

Northwater Foundation Travel Grant (FRAN)
Northwater Foundation, with the assistance of the Ontario government’s OSOTF program, provides one travel grant of up to $1250 for full-time graduate students registered in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences who will be attending a provincial, national, or international meeting. Preference will be given to those applicants invited to present a paper or poster. This grant is not available to students registered beyond semester six of the master’s program or beyond semester twelve of the doctoral program. Apply by January 10th including a travel budget, a completed Financial Need Assessment form, and information about your invitation to present a paper or poster if applicable, to Student Financial Services. See ACCESS AWARDS.

Northwater Foundation Travel Grant (FRAN)

Northwater Foundation, with the assistance of the Ontario government’s OSOTF program, provides one travel grant of up to $1250 for full-time graduate students registered in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences who will be attending a provincial, national, or international meeting. Preference will be given to those applicants invited to present a paper or poster. This grant is not available to students registered beyond semester six of the master’s program or beyond semester twelve of the doctoral program. Apply by January 10th including a travel budget, a completed Financial Need Assessment form, and information about your invitation to present a paper or poster if applicable, to Student Financial Services. See ACCESS AWARDS.

OMS Graduate Scholarship in Industrial Organizational Psychology (PSYC)
The scholarship is awarded to a PhD Student beyond 2nd year of Industrial Organization Psychology. Selection will be assessed based on applicants’ overall cumulative average, the amount of hours worked at Organization & Management Solutions (OMS), achievements and potential contributions to Industrial Organizational Psychology. If there is no outstanding submission, no prize will be awarded. Apply by August 15th to the Department of Psychology Awards Committee with a 1,000-word essay outlining hours worked at Organizational & Management Solutions (OMS), and stating achievements and potential contributions to Industrial Organizational Psychology.

OMS Graduate Scholarship in Industrial Organizational Psychology (PSYC)

The scholarship is awarded to a PhD Student beyond 2nd year of Industrial Organization Psychology. Selection will be assessed based on applicants’ overall cumulative average, the amount of hours worked at Organization & Management Solutions (OMS), achievements and potential contributions to Industrial Organizational Psychology. If there is no outstanding submission, no prize will be awarded. Apply by August 15th to the Department of Psychology Awards Committee with a 1,000-word essay outlining hours worked at Organizational & Management Solutions (OMS), and stating achievements and potential contributions to Industrial Organizational Psychology.

Carol Page-Silim Graduate Scholarship (FRAN)
Dr. A. Silim has established a $300 scholarship in memory of his wife Carol Page-Silim, B.A.Sc. ’78 for the full-time graduate student registered in the area of Applied Human Nutrition who achieves the highest grade in FRAN*6000- Quantitative Research Methods. No application is required.

Marion N. Penhale Graduate Travel Grant (FRAN)
A travel grant of up to $1,500 per year has been provided by Marion Penhale (Mac ‘31D), who had over 39 years of involvement in teaching and the foodservice industry. The award will support the travel costs of a full-time MSc or PhD student in the Applied Human Nutrition Program whose paper or poster session has been accepted at a provincial, national, or international conference. The award may be held only once and is not available to students registered beyond semesters 6 and 12 of the master’s and doctoral programs, respectively. Apply by April 1, by letter outlining the specific details of the conference and travel costs to the Chair of the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition Graduate Awards Committee.

Marion N. Penhale Graduate Travel Grant (FRAN)

A travel grant of up to $1,500 per year has been provided by Marion Penhale (Mac ‘31D), who had over 39 years of involvement in teaching and the foodservice industry. The award will support the travel costs of a full-time MSc or PhD student in the Applied Human Nutrition Program whose paper or poster session has been accepted at a provincial, national, or international conference. The award may be held only once and is not available to students registered beyond semesters 6 and 12 of the master’s and doctoral programs, respectively. Apply by April 1, by letter outlining the specific details of the conference and travel costs to the Chair of the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition Graduate Awards Committee.

Gertrude R. Peterson Graduate Memorial Scholarship (FRAN)
Two scholarships, valued at $4,500 are given annually in memory of Gertrude R. Peterson, a 1927 graduate of Macdonald Institute. Students must be registered in a masters or doctoral program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Human Nutrition completing a research thesis with a minimum 80% cumulative average. Selection will be based on academic achievement. Preference is that one award will be given to a masters student, and one to a doctoral student. Students may only receive the award once during each of their Masters and Doctoral programs. No application necessary.

Gertrude R. Peterson Graduate Memorial Scholarship (FRAN)

Two scholarships, valued at $4,500 are given annually in memory of Gertrude R. Peterson, a 1927 graduate of Macdonald Institute. Students must be registered in a masters or doctoral program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Human Nutrition completing a research thesis with a minimum 80% cumulative average. Selection will be based on academic achievement. Preference is that one award will be given to a masters student, and one to a doctoral student. Students may only receive the award once during each of their Masters and Doctoral programs. No application necessary.

Jean Henderson Sabry Graduate Scholarship (FRAN)
In recognition of the late Jean H. Sabry, a $2500 scholarship was established by former students and colleagues for academically outstanding full-time graduate students enrolled in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition in the field of Applied Human Nutrition. Preference will be given to a student undertaking research in community nutrition or international nutrition. No application is necessary.

Jean Henderson Sabry Graduate Scholarship (FRAN)

In recognition of the late Jean H. Sabry, a $2500 scholarship was established by former students and colleagues for academically outstanding full-time graduate students enrolled in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition in the field of Applied Human Nutrition. Preference will be given to a student undertaking research in community nutrition or international nutrition. No application is necessary.

Dr. Mary E. Singer Scholarship (FRAN)
An estate gift from Dr. Mary E. Singer, Mac ‘38 provides for a $1500 scholarship for full-time MSc or PhD students in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition who are conducting thesis research in the area of family relations and human development. Eligible students must have completed the equivalent of at least two full-time semesters of study with a minimum cumulative average of 80%. Selection will be based on academic achievement, and the award will be issued in even numbered years. No application is required.

Dr. Mary E. Singer Scholarship (FRAN)

An estate gift from Dr. Mary E. Singer, Mac ‘38 provides for a $1500 scholarship for full-time MSc or PhD students in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition who are conducting thesis research in the area of family relations and human development. Eligible students must have completed the equivalent of at least two full-time semesters of study with a minimum cumulative average of 80%. Selection will be based on academic achievement, and the award will be issued in even numbered years. No application is required.

Louis E. Tremblay Memorial Graduate Gerontology Scholarship (FRAN)
The estate of Louis Elzebert Tremblay, whose wife, Margaret, was a Mac '35 graduate, provides an annual scholarship of $2,250 to a PhD or MSc student in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition, who is conducting research in the field of gerontology and who has a minimum cumulative average of 80%. The award winner will be chosen on the basis of high academic achievement. Preference will be given to PhD students. No application is necessary.

Louis E. Tremblay Memorial Graduate Gerontology Scholarship (FRAN)

The estate of Louis Elzebert Tremblay, whose wife, Margaret, was a Mac '35 graduate, provides an annual scholarship of $2,250 to a PhD or MSc student in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition, who is conducting research in the field of gerontology and who has a minimum cumulative average of 80%. The award winner will be chosen on the basis of high academic achievement. Preference will be given to PhD students. No application is necessary.

Koji Victor Ujimoto Graduate Scholarship (SOCA)
Dr. Koji Victor Ujimoto, with the assistance of alumni, friends, colleagues and the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, provides for one $500 graduate scholarship to encourage applied research on topics of pressing Canadian or global social concern. The award winner will be chosen on the basis of a minimum 80% cumulative average in all graduate courses taken and the quality of his/her major paper or thesis proposal, which must address a contemporary social problem through the application of a Sociological and/or Anthropological perspective. Students should apply to the Chair of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology by March 31, including an outline of their major paper or thesis proposal and the name of the advisor.

Koji Victor Ujimoto Graduate Scholarship (SOCA)

Dr. Koji Victor Ujimoto, with the assistance of alumni, friends, colleagues and the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, provides for one $500 graduate scholarship to encourage applied research on topics of pressing Canadian or global social concern. The award winner will be chosen on the basis of a minimum 80% cumulative average in all graduate courses taken and the quality of his/her major paper or thesis proposal, which must address a contemporary social problem through the application of a Sociological and/or Anthropological perspective. Students should apply to the Chair of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology by March 31, including an outline of their major paper or thesis proposal and the name of the advisor.

The John Vanderkamp Graduate Medal (CSAHS)
To commemorate the outstanding contributions of John Vanderkamp, Dean of the College of Social Science, 1981-1991, Director of AKADEMIA, 1989-1991, a medal is awarded annually to the nominee for the D.F. Forster medal, the most prestigious convocating graduate award at the University of Guelph.

The Leah Mildred Webster Shedden Scholarships (FRAN)
Up to three annual $1,500 scholarships are established, in memory of Leah Shedden with the aid of the Ontario government’s OSOTF program, Mac ‘31. Graduate students in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition (FRAN) with demonstrated financial need, who have completed at least 1.5 credits and with at least a 75% cumulative average, are eligible. Apply to Student Financial Services by January 10th with a completed Financial Need Assessment Form. See ACCESS AWARDS.

The Leah Mildred Webster Shedden Scholarships (FRAN)

Up to three annual $1,500 scholarships are established, in memory of Leah Shedden with the aid of the Ontario government’s OSOTF program, Mac ‘31. Graduate students in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition (FRAN) with demonstrated financial need, who have completed at least 1.5 credits and with at least a 75% cumulative average, are eligible. Apply to Student Financial Services by January 10th with a completed Financial Need Assessment Form. See ACCESS AWARDS.

The George and Lois Whetham Graduate Bursary
Mr. George R. (BSA’53 and Mrs. Lois J. (BHSc ‘54) (McNeill) Whetham made a gift to support two graduate bursaries of $3,500 each. Students who meet the government mandated terms for receipt of an OTSS Award are eligible for this award. One award is for students in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences, the second is for students in OAC. Selection criteria is greatest financial need. Apply with a completed Financial Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by January 10OTSS AWARD

The George and Lois Whetham Graduate Bursary

Mr. George R. (BSA’53 and Mrs. Lois J. (BHSc ‘54) (McNeill) Whetham made a gift to support two graduate bursaries of $3,500 each. Students who meet the government mandated terms for receipt of an OTSS Award are eligible for this award. One award is for students in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences, the second is for students in OAC. Selection criteria is greatest financial need. Apply with a completed Financial Need Assessment Form to Student Financial Services by January 10OTSS AWARD

Yeandle Family Graduate Scholarships (CSAHS)
The Estate of Audrey Yeandle, a Mac ’25 graduate and life-long supporter of the University, with the assistance of the Ontario government’s OSOTF program, provides several awards of up to $2,000 to full-time graduate students registered in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences who have a minimum cumulative average of 75%. Students must apply by January 10th to Student Financial Services with a completed Financial Need Assessment form. Awards will be made on the basis of financial need and academic achievement. See ACCESS AWARDS.

Yeandle Family Graduate Scholarships (CSAHS)

The Estate of Audrey Yeandle, a Mac ’25 graduate and life-long supporter of the University, with the assistance of the Ontario government’s OSOTF program, provides several awards of up to $2,000 to full-time graduate students registered in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences who have a minimum cumulative average of 75%. Students must apply by January 10th to Student Financial Services with a completed Financial Need Assessment form. Awards will be made on the basis of financial need and academic achievement. See ACCESS AWARDS.

University of Guelph2014-2015 Graduate Calendar

XI. Graduate Awards & Financial Assistance

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