Name of Scholarship:

ASET/SASTT Lloydminster Scholarship

Donor:

The Lloydminster Bi-Provincial Chapter of ASET/SASTT

Description of Scholarship:  

One $500 scholarship will be awarded annually to a graduating student from a high school in the attendance area of The Lloydminster Bi-Provincial Chapter of ASET/SASTT. The graduate will be continuing his/her formal education in applied science technology, information technology or engineering technology at a post secondary institute in Saskatchewan or Alberta. From time to time as resources permit and at the discretion of the chapter, additional scholarships may be awarded.

This scholarship is intended to financially assist a graduating high school student to continue in his/her formal education in an applied science, information or engineering technology field. 

1. The student must be a recent graduate of a high school in the service area of the Lloydminster Bi-Provincial Chapter of ASET/SASTT.

2. At the time of the award the applicant must be enrolled in a recognized applied science, information or engineering technology program in Alberta or Saskatchewan. (to check eligible programs, see the ASET or SASTT websites)

3. The student must declare their intent of becoming certified as a C.E.T. (Certified Engineering Technologist), an A.Sc.T. (Applied Sciences Technologist), a C.C.I.T. (Certified Computer Information Technologist) or C.Tech. (Certified Technician) in the professional organization of the province of his/her residency.

4. The student must become a student member of ASET or SASTT.

1. Academic standing.

2. Participation in extra-curricular activities (school/community) that demonstrate leadership and citizenship qualities.

3. A letter of application including an a description of school/community involvement, grades and a short statement (max 250 words) outlining career goals and reason of interest in the chosen field of study. More information may be included if you wish, but is not necessary.

4. A letter of support from a teacher or administrator from the graduate’s high school.

5. Other information that the Chapter Scholarship Selection Committee may deem to be relevant.

The applicant shall provide the following for consideration of the selection committee no later than 4 pm on August 20 in the year of application.

1. Type written cover letter of application, including a description of your school/community involvement and a statement (max 250 words) outlining your career goals and the reasons why you are interested in your chosen field of study.

2. Copy of the Transcript of grade 12 marks.

3. Copy of the letter of acceptance by the post-secondary institute that you are or will be attending.

NOTE - Proof of payment of fees to post secondary institute will be required from the scholarship recipient.  

Applications should be sent to the chair of The Lloydminster Bi-Provincial Chapter of ASET/SASTT. The name and address for the current chair are posted at both of the following websites: www.sastt.sk.ca or www.aset.ab.ca.

Selection Procedure:

The Chapter Scholarship Selection Committee will be responsible for the selection of the successful candidate. At the discretion of the committee, an interview may be requested to assist in the final selection. The committee’s decision shall be final.

1. The Lloydminster Bi-Provincial Chapter of ASET/SASTT will administer the scholarship.

2. The value of the Scholarship will be $500.  From time to time as resources permit and at the discretion of the chapter, additional scholarships shall be awarded.

3. The selection of the scholarship recipient shall be concluded in anticipation of presentation of the scholarship at the recipient’s scholarship presentation ceremonies typically held in the fall.  At the time of award, the student will provide a receipt from the Institute indicating the payment of fees.

4. The scholarship shall be presented by a representative or designate of The Lloydminster Bi-Provincial Chapter of ASET/SASTT.

5. A copy of the scholarship shall be posted on provincial websites noted earlier. 

6. Those wishing to make donations to the scholarship fund may do so by directing their funds to the Chair of the Lloydminster Bi-Provincial Chapter of ASET/SASTT.

1. ASET (Alberta Society of Technologists) is a non-profit organization that issues the C.E.T, C.C.I.T., A.Sc.T. and C.Tech. credentials to qualified technologists and technicians in Alberta and the Territories. ASET’s website can be found at www.aset.ab.ca.

2. SASTT (Saskatchewan Applied Science Technologists and Technicians) is a non-profit organization in Saskatchewan that issues the A.Sc.T. and C.Tech. credentials to qualified technologists and technicians in Saskatchewan. The SASTT website can be found at www.sastt.sk.ca. 

3. C.E.T. (Certified Engineering Technologist), A.Sc.T.  (Applied Sciences Technologists) and C.C.I.T. (Certified Computer Information Technologist) are professional designations awarded to individuals by the provincial organization. To achieve one of these credentials, a technologist must graduate from a recognized two-year program (or equivalent) and fulfill the requirements of the provincial Registration/Certification Board, which includes a minimum of two years of acceptable work experience. They must also provide professional references and pass a professional practice exam.

4. C.Tech. (Certified Technician) is a professional designation awarded to individuals by the provincial organizations. To achieve this credential, a technician must graduate from a recognized one-year program (or equivalent) and fulfill the requirements of the Registration/Certification Board, which includes a minimum of two years of acceptable work experience. They must also provide professional references and pass a professional practice exam.
   
   NOTE - There are many technology-related programs taught at institutes and colleges in Alberta and Saskatchewan that are not currently recognized. Graduates of these programs are not automatically eligible for certification by ASET or SASTT, as are the graduates of recognized programs. Graduates from non-recognized programs may require additional courses to be eligible for professional certification. A list of currently recognized programs in Alberta and Saskatchewan can be found on the ASET and SASTT websites.

5. Recognized Programs: ASET/SASTT does accept students attending non-recognized programs, but students should be aware that these programs may have elements missing that are normally required for full professional certification. Additional courses may be required after graduation in order to become certified. The ASET or SASTT Registration/Certification Board will determine which additional courses will be required, if any.

6. Chapter Attendance Area The ASET/SASTT Bi-Provincial Chapter is a regional organization serving members of both provincial organizations. The chapter’s area runs from Wainwright to Onion Lake and Vegreville to Maidstone. For a full list of all high schools in the chapter area, contact the chapter chair.

7. This scholarship may be revised from time to time. Check the ASET or SASTT websites for the most recent guidelines.

8. A number of other scholarships exist for technology students. Check the ASET and SASTT websites for more information.

April 14, 2003 (Rev.)

April 14, 2005 (Rev.) 
April 15, 2005 (Rev.)
May 18,  2005 (Rev.)

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