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Name IAN N. MORRISON AWARD FOR ADVANCED STUDIES IN CROP PROTECTION
Research Fields TEST Agricultural and Food Science, Plant Science
Categories Agriculture
Citizenship No citizenship available
Eligibility An endowment fund has been established at the University of Manitoba as a memorial tribute to Dr. Ian N. Morrison (1947-2006). The purpose of the award is to provide support for graduate students in the Department of Plant Science. The scholarship, valued at the available annual interest from the fund up to a maximum value of the tuition for the first year of graduate studies, will be offered to one or more graduate students who:

  • have completed the requirements for a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and Food Science;
  • have demonstrated academic excellence with a minimum degree grade point average of 3.5 in their last 60 credit hours of study;
  • have enrolled as a full-time student in the Faculty of Graduate Studies at the University of Manitoba and undertake a graduate program in the Department of Plant Science investigating an aspect of crop protection.


Preference may be given in order of priority to:
    (a)a student entering or in the second year of the graduate program and
    (b)to a student whose project is related to the advancement of knowledge on the biology and/or management of weeds.
Value The value is not available
Currency Canadian
Tenable at University of Manitoba
Deadlines No deadlines available
Application Details Please contact the Department of Plant Science for applications.
 

 
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