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The ARPFNB sponsored scholarships are valued at $1000 each, there is a total of four scholarships awarded annually. Three are awarded at the University of New Brunswick (UNB) and one is awarded at the University of Moncton, Edmundston (UdeM) campus.
Awarded primarily on the basis of scholastic attainment to students entering the second, third or fourth year of either the BScF or BScENR programs. Evidence of leadership, as demonstrated by involvement in extra-curricular activities, executive positions in student societies, and student membership in the ARPFNB etc., are also a consideration. The recipients are chosen by UNB or UdeM.
These scholarship are primarily funded by voluntary contributions from our Life Members, however there are many members within the association that contribute annually to maintain the scholarship.
We are pleased to announce the recipients of ARPFNB $1000 scholarships for the 2022- 2023 school year are:
Kriston Wilson UNB. Kriston is a 4th year bachelor of science in forestry student at UNB from Quispamsis, NB
Madison White, UNB. Madison is 3rd year bachelor of science in forestry student at UNB and hopes to enter the Master of Science in Forestry Program upon graduation. Madison is from Douglas, NB.
Katelyn Chapman, UNB. Katelyn is currently a 4th year bachelor of science in forestry student at UNB, is an all star women's volleyball athlete, and volunteers with the Reds Grassroots Program. This is Katelyns second year in receiving the ARPFNB Student scholarship. Katelyn is from Indian Mountain, NB.
M. Jérôme Brais is studying Forest Management at l’Universite de Moncton at Edmundston. He is from Ste-Sabine – Dunham, Quebec. Jérôme has stood out in the student community since the beginning of his stay at the School by his leadership in the organization of various para-academic, social and sports activities. Responsible for sports activities in the student council, he organized team sports tournaments, and was also actively involved in the organization of the forest games that took place in Quebec last spring. Now vice-president of the student council, he works with his contagious enthusiasm to integrate new students and promote a pleasant student life rich in varied experiences.
School Year 22-23 Kriston Wilson, UNB Madison White, UNB Katelyn Chapman, UNB M. Jérôme Brais, UMCE |
School Year 21-22 Katelyn Chapman, UNB Olivia Blizzard, UNB Hannah Haynes-Macdonald, UNB M. Félix Frenière-Leroux, UMCE |
School Year 20-21 Katelyn Chapman, UNB Kaitlyn Harquail, UNB Rebecca Whiteway, UNB Naomi Mc Mahon, UMCE |
School Year 19 - 20 Emily Czerwinski, UNB Allison Meister, UNB Caleb Waite, UNB Frédércick Huet, UMCE |
School Year 18 - 19 Braden Pelletier, UNB Cameron Arthurs, UNB Dane Riemenschneider, UNB Samuel Pelletier, UMCE |
School Year 17 – 18 Connor Mooney, UNB Louis Cormier, UNB Bradley Constantine, UNB Caroline Goulet, UMCE |
School Year 16 – 17 Adam Archibald, UNB Maggie Brewer, UNB Kirsten Johnsen, UNB Roby Martel, UMCE |
School Year 15 – 16 Zach Bernard, UNB Stewart Hillhouse, UNB Evan Miller, UNB Stéphanie Boulianne, UMCE |
School Year 14 – 15 Maggie Brewer, UNB Alan Gammon, UNB Jessie Randall, UNB Stéphanie Boulianne, UMCE |
School Year 13 – 14 Mike Hutchinson, UNB Sean Lamb, UNB Spencer Flynn, UNB Vincent Bossé, UMCE |
School Year 12 – 13 Juliana Vantellingen, UNB Mary Gardner, UNB Erin Guest, UNB Sébastien Samson, UMCE |
School Year 11 – 12 Taisa Brown, UNB Shawn James, UNB Erin Guest, UNB Pierre Escalet, UMCE |