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The McEuen Scholarship is awarded to qualified Canadian students age 21 and younger for a full three-year undergraduate or a four-year honours degree at the University of St Andrews in Scotland.
The scholarship covers all tuition and residence fees and includes a book allowance of £200.
Awarded annually to a resident Canadian citizen, this renewable entrance scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic and extra-curricular achievement.
The scholarship covers all tuition and residence fees and includes a book allowance of £200.
Awarded annually to a resident Canadian citizen, this renewable entrance scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic and extra-curricular achievement.
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Madighan Ryan from Chelsea, Québec is the 2022 McEuen Scholarship recipientJune 2022
A grade 12 student at Elmwood School (Ottawa) in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, Madighan is the co-founder and leader of SAGA (Sexuality and Gender Alliance), part of the Ottawa Regional Youth Choir, and a French and English Tutor at The Boys and Girls Club. Her hobbies include photography and trail running.
During her time at Elmwood, Madighan lived for a month in Kowak, a small village in the north of Tanzania and worked on a potable water project.
A grade 12 student at Elmwood School (Ottawa) in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, Madighan is the co-founder and leader of SAGA (Sexuality and Gender Alliance), part of the Ottawa Regional Youth Choir, and a French and English Tutor at The Boys and Girls Club. Her hobbies include photography and trail running.
During her time at Elmwood, Madighan lived for a month in Kowak, a small village in the north of Tanzania and worked on a potable water project.
Click on the YouTube video below to see McEuen scholars Katherine Carsley Lacroix, Marika Schenkels and Mathis Bourassa explain how the McEuen Scholarship makes a difference.
John Aylen, President of the McEuen Scholarship Foundation, explains the McEuen Scholarship Foundation.
The Story of the McEuens and the McEuen Scholarship Foundation
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"The story of Dolly and Mhairi McEuen is a fascinating tale of how two extraordinary women made their way in a male-dominated world. Having money may have made their lives more comfortable, but it also presented a splay of difficult choices. This simple, factual account of two memorable characters reads like a novel. Bravo to John Aylen and the caretakers of their great philanthropic adventure for putting the pieces together in a wonderful book."
Marianne Ackerman, Publisher, The Rover |
About University of St. Andrews in Scotland
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