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OSSTF District 11- Thames Valley
Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation

680 Industrial Road, London, Ontario, N5V 1V1
Phone: (519) 659-6588; Fax: (519) 659-2421; Email: osstf11@execulink.com

District 11 Office

District 11 Office

Education Matters Online

Volume 4, Issue 4: April 20, 2006

 News Section
bulletThree Down, Two to Go
bulletOSSTF Supports Lieutenant Governo James Bartleman’s
Aboriginal Literacy Program
bulletClub Amick Young Aboriginal Readers' Program
bulletOSSTF Support of Last Month's OPSEU College Teachers' Strike
bulletApril 28: National Day of Mourning
Feature Articles Section
bulletThe World's Most Caring Individuals
bulletBill Bradley's Excellent Chinese Adventure
bulletSelf-Funded Leave Plans Worth Considering
bulletA Full House "Takes the Cure"
bulletSlips, Trips and Falls
bulletGuest Column: RRSP Considerations for Active and Retired Clients
Recognitions Section
bulletDistrict 11's Provincial Drysdale Winners Honoured at AMPA
bulletDistrict 11 Member Wins the James Forster Human Rights Award
bulletMay 3 is Support Staff Appreciation Day
Announcements
bulletApplications Invited for OSSTF Mediation Services Resource Bank
bullet2006 Grade 10 Citizenship Awards Nominations Now Open
bulletSpring Mortgage Sale Offered by OTG Financial Inc.
bulletFree Financial Planning Consultations
bullet2006 OFL Labour Honour Roll Scholarships

2006 Ontario Federation of Labour
Honour Roll Scholarships

 

The OFL is calling for applications for its annual Labour Honour Roll Scholarship. The OFL will award two scholarships worth $2,000 each to a member or the child of a member of a local union affiliated with the OFL. The scholarships are awarded in honour of distinguished trade union activists selected by representatives of the OFL Executive Board.

The scholarship recipients must be entering, in September 2006, the first year of a full-time course of study leading to a diploma, certificate or degree from any publicly recognized college or university.

The criteria for selection of the scholarship winners are:

  1. Evidence of superior scholastic ability (a complete transcript of high school marks must be submitted with the application).
  2. A brief résumé outlining non-academic interests and activities, such as community or political involvement as well as goals for the future.
  3. Evidence of understanding of the role and significance of the Canadian labour movement.

In order to satisfy point (3) above, applicants will be required to submit an essay of not more than 1,000 words. The topic is:

HOW WILL PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS AFFECT THE FUTURE OF STUDENTS AND WORKERS UNDER 30 IN ONTARIO, PARTICULARLY WORKERS AND STUDENTS FROM EQUITY SEEKING GROUPS?

The deadline for receipt of applications is May 31, 2006. Click here for the application form.

The winners will be announced by June 30, 2006.

 

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