Announcing the 2024 Women in Technology & Indigenous Women in Technology Scholarships
NOVEMBER 14, 2024
Receiving a Women in Technology Scholarship was more than a $10,000 financial boost for Sarah Sedlock, who received it last year while studying Electronics and Computer Engineering at Camosun College: “it not only provided financial assistance, but also served as motivation and encouragement, and I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to pursue my dreams.”
This year, the BC Scholarship Society will award an additional 14 of these impactful Scholarships, which continue to create a strong framework to support women in technology in British Columbia, at a ceremony to be held at the H.R. MacMillan Science Centre in Vancouver on November 16, 2024.
“When we empower women to pursue education in science and technology, we unlock diverse perspectives.” Explained Society Chair, Firas Abbasi. “Supporting women in these studies is not just a matter of equity, it is a catalyst for innovation.”
Women in Technology Scholarships are awarded to selected applicants based on their unique narratives combined with academic excellence. Several of the scholarships are designated for Indigenous students
2024 Women in Technology and Indigenous Women in Technology Scholarships
Name | Institution | Program area | Hometown | ||||||
Sophie Gander | University of Victoria | Engineering | Victoria, BC | ||||||
Vladyslava Kozachok | University of British Columbia | Engineering | Vancouver, BC | ||||||
Madison Lang | University of British Columbia | Engineering | Rocky View County, AB | ||||||
Teresa Lau | Simon Fraser University | Engineering | Surrey, BC | ||||||
Evelyn Lay | University of Victoria | Mathematics | North Saanich, BC | ||||||
Michelle Lindemann | College of New Caledonia | Engineering | Prince George, BC | ||||||
Emilie Ma | University of British Columbia | Computer/Data Science | Vancouver, BC | ||||||
Rachel MacDougall | University of British Columbia | Engineering | Vancouver, BC | ||||||
Madison Mobach | University of Victoria | Physics | Yellowknife, NT | ||||||
Yara Nasrallah | University of British Columbia | Engineering | Vancouver, BC | ||||||
Victoria Shaw | University of Victoria | Engineering | Sidney, BC | ||||||
Zoë van de Vegte | University of Victoria | Engineering | Victoria, BC | ||||||
Sarah Vilay | Simon Fraser University | Engineering | New Westminster, BC | ||||||
Joyce Xi | University of British Columbia | Engineering | Coquitlam, BC |
The programs of BC Scholarship Society are supported by grants from the BC Government and are administered by the Victoria Foundation. The Society delivers a series of programs including awards for Indigenous students, students studying abroad, adult basic education learners, and students transferring between post-secondary institutions. Since its inception, the Society has awarded more than $38 million to thousands of students in B.C.
Learn More:
To learn more about the BC Scholarship Society, including eligibility and application procedures for this and other award programs, visit https://www.bcscholarshipsociety.ca/
Media contact:
Rory Grewar, Program Director
BC Scholarship Society
rgrewar@bcscholarshipsociety.ca
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