Scholarships & Bursaries
Derrick Timmermans Memorial Award 
On Monday, September 29, 2008 at 12 Noon in the Student-Alumni Lounge the establishment of the Derrick Timmermans Memorial Award was officially announced. The establishment of this award is a student-led initiative in memory of Derrick who passed away February 21, 2008 of complications after a car accident. Derrick’s degree was awarded posthumously at Convocation on May 3, 2008.
The establishment of this award will ensure Derrick’s legacy of service, involvement in the King’s Community, and the example he set as a disciple of Christ, is long remembered by the students at King’s.
The King's Commerce Association recently presented a cheque to Josh Noble in support of The Derrick Timmermans Memorial Award. This award has been established by students in memory of Derrick Timmermans who passed away in Febuary 2008 as a result of injuries sustained in a car accident. Accepting the cheque from Commerce Association President Travis Hart and Curtis Friesen, Vice President External is Josh Noble.
For more information on The Derrick Timmermans Memorial Award contact King's student Josh Noble or Debbie Buchynski, Director of Development.
Awarding Excellence
Scholarships are proceeds from endowment gifts awarded to students who excel in academic achievement and leadership potential. Annually-funded scholarships can also be established to provide awards for students.
Scholarships
* Provide access to education for worthy students.
* Affirm academic excellence and develop leadership skills.
* Are an investment in the development of future educators and leaders for our schools, churches and communities.
Scholarships may stipulate terms of eligibility which can include academic standing, vocational choice, Christian commitment, minimum course enrolment, affiliations and other criteria.
Your scholarship gift can make a profound impact in the life of a student at The King’s University College!
Bursaries
Bursaries are proceeds from endowment gifts which benefit students who demonstrate financial need as well as satisfactory academic progress. Annually-funded scholarships can also be established to provide support for students
* Provide access to education for students with financial need.
* Affirm commitment to the universality of education.
* Are an investment in the success of students who may otherwise not be able to meet their goals.
Bursaries may have additional terms of eligibility including Christian commitment, vocational choice, student life activities and other financial aid received.
Benefits to All
To the Student
Every year over 200 students benefit from the assistance provided through endowed support. For some, scholarships and bursaries are the primary means through which they are able to experience the unique education The King’s University College has to offer. Through your generosity, even more students can benefit from this experience.
To the Donor
Because of significant tax advantages, scholarships and bursaries can be an effective part of your estate and financial planning. Up to 46% of your gift may be tax deductible when given as an endowment gift. The King’s University College encourages you to seek professional financial advice regarding the benefits of your gift to your financial situation.
To King’s
Endowed funds in the form of scholarships and bursaries form an integral and permanent funding source which enables The King’s to attract and serve students seeking academic excellence in a distinctive Christian setting.
To find out more about how you can include The King’s University College in your financial plans, a personal, professional and confidential visit, with no obligation, can be arranged at your convenience.
For more information about how you can support students with scholarships and bursaries or other planned giving opportunities, please contact Debbie Buchynski, Director of Development, debbie.buchynski@kingsu.ca or by telephone: 780-465-8314