Consultation
Consultation on the potential development of major projects involving land use, or amendment to the Campus Master Plan, will initially be the responsibility of the Administration which will discuss proposals informally with the community and the City of London. Formal broad consultation under the direction of the Chair of the Board of Governors will then take place.
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SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE ON CAPITAL ALLOCATIONS (SUCA)
Terms of Reference
To provide critical appraisal and recommendation of the capital plan to SCUP
To recommend to SCUP budget allocations for the capital plan and on an annual basis to establish the
distribution of available funds between rehabilitation and facility adaptation
To be responsible for adherence to or amendment of the Campus Master Plan
To receive detailed reports from architects, consultants and others relative to any capital project affecting the
Campus Master Plan
To review any capital building addition or external modification exceeding expenditures of $500,000; any
landscape project in the core campus exceeding 5,000 square ft in area or expenditures of $100,000; any
other project considered by the Administration or the Subcommittee to have significance for the campus as a
whole
Composition:
Four members appointed by SCUP, at least two of whom are members of SCUP
Ex officio:
Chair of SCUP
Vice-President (Administration)
Senior Director, Physical Plant and Capital Planning Services
Planning Analyst, Institutional Planning and Budget
Manager, Occupational Health and Safety
Executive Officer, SCUP (non-voting)
Resource:
Associate Director of Physical Plant
Supervisor, Special and Capital Funds
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTES
Membership Cycle: July 1 - June 30
Officers: Chair and Vice-Chair elected at the first meeting following election of new members
Meetings: Once monthly, or as required
(Subject to approval by Senate, June 19, 1998)
Board of Governors - APPENDIX III - Annex 8
Alumni OSOTF Bursaries (Any Faculty)
Awarded to undergraduate students who demonstrate financial need. Applications can be obtained from the Office of the Registrar. Selection of the students will be made by Financial Aid Services. These bursaries were established through Foundation 深夜福利站 by donations from UWO alumni.
Value: $1,000
Effective May 1998: 24
Effective May 1999: 32
Effective May 2000 and thereafter: 40
These bursaries will receive matched funding from the Ontario Government through the Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund.
Catherine Mary Bowie Traveling Award (Faculty of Arts [French])
Awarded to a full-time undergraduate student entering third or fourth year of a French honors program. Students must have a minimum academic average of 75%, and must enroll in a course of study for which departmental approval has been received. Students receiving any other travelling scholarships, awards or fellowships are not eligible to receive this award. Applications can be obtained from the Department of French and must be submitted by students prior to the last day of classes to the Chair of the Department. The recipient will be selected by the Department of French. This award was established through Foundation 深夜福利站 by Margaret and George Bowie to honor the memory of their daughter, Catherine Mary Bowie (BEd '83, HBA '82, BA '80).
Value: $1,250
Effective: May 1998
W.A. McKenzie OSOTF Bursary (Any Faculty)
Awarded to any student who can demonstrate financial need. Established by W.A. McKenzie through Foundation 深夜福利站.
Value: Up to $1,200
Effective: May 1998
This bursary will receive matched funding from the Ontario Government through the Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund.
W.K. Kellogg Foundation Award in Medicine (Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry [Family Medicine])
Awarded to a medical student in Year I or Year II who is progressing satisfactorily in the "Health, Illness & Society" curriculum and can demonstrate financial need. To be eligible, Year I students will have demonstrated exceptional potential in the area of population health, community health, or social health issues and satisfactorily completed a related community-based activity. Year II students will have satisfactorily completed a community-based project in the core curriculum. This award was made possible by a generous donation from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
Students must apply for this award. Application forms are available at the Office of the Dean, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry and in the Office of the Registrar. Completed applications must be accompanied by a short essay (maximum 500 words) describing the student's interest and participation in population health, community health, or social health issues. Applications must be submitted to the Office of the Registrar by February 28. Final selection will be made by the Department of Family Medicine.
Value: $1,400
Effective: May 1998
This award will receive matched funding from the Ontario Government through the Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund.
Broda Prize in Occupational Therapy (Faculty of Health Sciences [Occupational Therapy])
Awarded annually to the student enrolled in the Occupational Therapy program who achieves the highest combined mark in the OT 341a and OT 342b courses. The student will be selected by the Awards Committee of the School of Occupational Therapy. The prize was made possible through the generosity of Broda Seating.
Value: $200
Effective: May 1998
Centre for Communicative and Cognitive Disabilities (CCCD) Awards (2) (Faculty of Education)
Awarded annually to full-time students pursuing a Bachelor of Education degree at any teaching level who are enrolled in an Educational Psychology or Special Education course, based on academic performance in the course and skill in practicum. Candidates for the award will be nominated by their course instructor or faculty practicum supervisor, and selected by the Director of CCCD in consultation with a committee. Nomination forms are available from the Undergraduate Education Office, Faculty of Education. Deadline for submission of nominations is the last day of the academic year.
Value: $100
Effective: May 1998
Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW) - London Club Award (Any Faculty)
Awarded to a full-time undergraduate female student entering second year studies in any faculty who has been admitted to 深夜福利站 as a mature student and whose average falls within the 70-79% range after Year I. The student may retain this award until graduation provided that her academic average does not fall below 70%. This award was created through the generosity of the Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW) - London Club.
Value: Up to $1,000 (minimum $750)
Effective: May 1997
Special Initiative Award in Computer Science (Any Faculty)
Awarded to any undergraduate student with a year 1 average of at least 70% entering the second year of any program in computer science, or in a double area of concentration or joint honors program involving computer science and any other program.
Value: $500 to be applied toward tuition
Effective: June 1998
Background:
The recently approved UWO budget plan included a proposal to expand enrolment in software engineering programs and specializations in Computer Science and in Electrical and Computer Engineering. Coincident with the approval of 深夜福利站's plan, the Ontario government, in its own budget, announced the "Access to Opportunities" program aimed at increasing the number of graduates across the province in areas of computing and information technology, including computer science and electrical, computing, and software engineering. Once their plans are approved by the government, universities that substantially expand enrolment in these programs will receive sizeable continuing base budget allocations ($5000 and $3500 per additional engineering and computer science student, respectively) and will be eligible for private-sector/government matched one-time grants for infrastructure investment. In addition to students enrolled solely in such programs, eligible enrolment increases will include students in double areas of concentration and joint honors program that include computer science.
Given the compatibility of the Access to Opportunities program and 深夜福利站's own plans in this area, proposals are now being developed to attract support under this government program. These plans will include allocations of funds to support additional faculty and staff appointments and one-time equipment support for the enlarged programs based on anticipated funds from the Access to Opportunities program. In addition, areas outside of the Departments of Computer Science and Electrical and Computer Engineering will be allocated funds based on increased enrolment in double areas of concentration and joint honors programs with computer science (both BSc and BA programs). These plans are being developed with the relevant Chairs and Deans and have been presented in preliminary form at SCUP.
One aspect of these plans will be to pass on some portion of the additional funding to the students in these programs. Discussions with the Deans and Chairs involved indicate that it is feasible to put in place a Special Initiative Award for Computer Science for the fall of 1998, but that further discussion will be necessary in order to develop an appropriate parallel program for students in Engineering Science. A formal proposal for these students will be brought forward in the fall of 1998 for implementation in 1999-00. This Special Initiative Award is possible only because of this program-linked government funding opportunity.
Eve Harp and Judith Wiley Classical Studies Travel Award (Faculty of Graduate Studies, Arts Division [Classical Studies])
Awarded annually based on academic achievement to a graduate or undergraduate student in Classical Studies, to assist with travel costs for research at libraries or sites anywhere in the world, but especially Greece or Italy. Preference will be given to graduate students. The recipient will be selected by the Faculty of Arts Scholarship Committee in consultation with the Graduate Chair of Classical Studies. This award was established through Foundation 深夜福利站 by Eve Harp (BA '92) and Judith Wiley.
Value: $500
Effective: May 1997
Martin J. Bass - P.S.I. Foundation OSOTF Awards (3) (Faculty of Graduate Studies, Biosciences Division, [Family Medicine])
Awarded annually to part-time graduate students in the Master of Clinical Science Program offered by the Department of Family Medicine who have their Family Practice Certification (or equivalent certification from another country), have a minimum B average or equivalent, and demonstrate the greatest financial need. Application forms can be obtained from the Department of Family Medicine, Graduate Studies Program, and must be completed and returned by August 15. Selection will be made by the Director of Graduate Studies in Family Medicine in consultation with a committee. These awards have been made possible by a generous contribution from The Physicians' Services Incorporated Foundation in honor of the late Dr. Martin J. Bass (MSc '76).
Value: $2,000
Effective: May 1998
These awards will receive matched funding from the Ontario Government through the Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund program.
Leola E. Neal Memorial Award (Faculty of Graduate Studies, Biosciences Division [Psychology])
Awarded each Fall for the most outstanding MA thesis in any of the following subject areas in the Graduate Psychology Program: clinical, developmental, education, industrial/organizational, measurement, personality or social psychology. Students who are graduating in the Fall or who graduated in the Spring of the same calendar year will be eligible for consideration. After graduation the recipient must be immediately continuing as a full-time student in a doctoral program in Psychology at any university. The Graduate Studies Committee in the Department of Psychology will select the recipient. This award was established through Foundation 深夜福利站 by family and friends of the late Leola E. Neal, a former faculty member and Dean of Women.
Value: $450
Effective: May 1998
Ross and Jean Clark Scholarships (2) (Faculty of Graduate Studies, Physical Sciences Division [Engineering])
Awarded to graduate students specializing in Environmental Engineering who have achieved the highest academic average. The recipients will be selected by the Graduate Committee of the Faculty of Engineering Science on the recommendation of the Associate Dean, Research and Graduate Studies. This Scholarship was made possible by the generosity of Ross and Jean Clark to assist graduate students specializing in Environmental Engineering in the Faculty of Engineering Science at 深夜福利站.
Value: $1,000
Effective: May 1998
Local Government Program Alumni Bursary (Faculty of Graduate Studies, Social Sciences Division [Public Administration])
Awarded to a graduate student who is registered part-time or full-time in the Faculty of Graduate Studies and is enrolled in the Master of Public Administration program, who demonstrates the greatest financial need. Selection of the recipient will be made by the Admissions Committee for the MPA program. This bursary was made possible by the generosity of Local Government Program alumni and supporters through Foundation 深夜福利站.
Value: $250
Effective: May 1998
This bursary will receive matched funding from the Ontario Government through the Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund program.
Paul de Mayo Award for Excellence in Chemical Research (Faculty of Graduate Studies, Physical Sciences Division [Chemistry] )
This award is to recognize achievement and potential in research work in Chemistry among graduate students at UWO. Candidates must have satisfactorily completed all requirements for the PhD degree including oral examination during a twelve-month period prior to the annual competition. Normally candidates would be enrolled in the graduate program in Chemistry, however, students enrolled in a cognate discipline such as Physics or Biochemistry may be eligible if their research director is a regular faculty member in the Chemistry Department. Details of the nomination procedure are available from the Department of Chemistry. This award was established through Foundation 深夜福利站 by the family and friends of Paul de Mayo.
Value: Medal, certificate and a cash amount (determined annually by the Chemistry Endowment Committee in conjunction with Foundation 深夜福利站).
Effective: 1996
Barbara Brown Commemorative Scholarship (Faculty of Health Sciences [Kinesiology])
Change in value from: $200
To: $300
Effective: May 1998
Newton Rowell Entrance Scholarships (3) (Faculty of Law)
Change in wording from: "...Applicants should provide details and appropriate documentation in a letter to the Associate Dean (Academic) in early September..."
To: "...Applicants should provide details and appropriate documentation in a letter to be submitted along with their application for admission to first year of the Law program..."
County of Bruce Admission Scholarships (2) (Any Faculty)
Change in value from: $1,000
To: $600
Peat Marwick Thorne Bursary in Medicine (Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry [Medicine])
Change in name to: KPMG Bursary in Medicine
Peat Marwick Thorne Bursary in Business (Richard Ivey School of Business)
Change in name to: KPMG Bursary in Business
Greek Ladies' Philoptochos Society Award (Any Faculty)
Change in name to: Greek Ladies' Philoptochos Society Bursary
Change in terms from: Awarded annually to a student of Greek descent.
To: Awarded annually to a student of Greek descent who demonstrates financial need.
Change in value from: $300
To: $200
Toronto 深夜福利站 Alumni Branch Bursary (Any Faculty)
Revise: This bursary, approved in April 1998, should not have been listed as receiving matched funding from the Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund.
John A. Thomas Award (Faculty of Graduate Studies, Biosciences Division, Medicine)
Change in value from: $1,000 and a plaque
To: $1,500 and a plaque
Canada Wide Science Fair Scholarships (Faculty of Science)
Change in Name to: Canadian Science Fair Scholarships
Change in Number to: 30 (number previously undefined)
Change in terms from: Awarded to any member of Team Canada in the Canada Wide Science Fair who has an A average in their final year of high school. The award may be won once by students entering first year studies in the Faculty of Science at The University of 深夜福利站 Ontario.
To: Awarded to students selected to participate as members of Team Canada in the International Science and Engineering Fair and to students awarded Gold Medals at the Canada Wide Science Fair. If the total number of scholarships awarded in the first two categories is less than thirty, the remaining scholarships will be offered to those candidates not selected to attend the International Fair because of insufficient funds. The award may be won once by students who enroll in the Faculty of Science. To be eligible, students entering first year at 深夜福利站
must have an A average in their final year of high school; students transferring to second year at 深夜福利站 must have an A average in their first year at another university.
Effective: July 1998