Canadian women who are in the first term of their 1st, 2nd, or 3rd year of an accredited Canadian undergraduate engineering program; demonstrated community leadership and involvement in extra-curricular activities;(special emphasis is placed on leadership to recognize and encourage continued contributions to Canadian society); work experience may also be considered in awarding scholarships. Applicants must be willing to act as role models and promote engineering to young girls. Each scholarship winner will be required to make a presentation to at least one pre-university audience.

Complete application downloaded from website; presentation on "An Engineer's Duty to Society"; essay on personal leadership qualities; listing of involvement in community and extra-curricular activities; letter of support from a non-family member, not affiliated with the university; letter of support from a Professor, Department Head; Associate Dean; Assistant Dean or the Dean.