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Mary Ann Butler is the granddaughter of Br. John Furey, Fr. McCormack Council #5769, Gander. Mary Ann is attending Memorial University. 

Joshua Costello is the grandson of Br. Daniel Clatney, Archbishop Howley Council #2581, Corner Brook. Joshua is attending Memorial University.

Alicia Hurley is the granddaughter of Br. Edward Hurley, Conception Council #1930, Bell Island. Alicia is attending Memorial University.

 Liam Ryan is the grandson of Br. Douglas Power, St. Ann’s Council #6494, Dunville. Liam is attending Memorial University.  

Sophia White is the granddaughter of Br. Kenneth White, Dean Patrick Cleary Council #6672, Witless Bay. Sophia is attending Memorial University. 

Abby Decker is a graduate of Fogo Island Central Academy, Fogo Island and is attending Memorial University. 

 Emily Dormody is a graduate of Holy Heart High School, St. John’s and is attending Memorial University.

Nicholas John Edwards is a graduate of Waterford Valley High School, St. John’s and is attending Memorial University.  

Natalie Ann Penton is a graduate of Fogo Island Central Academy, Fogo Island, and is attending Memorial University.  

State Scholarship

Members of Newfoundland and Labrador Councils or children/grandchildren of members, or of a deceased member, who are entering a university or recognized educational institution in the first year of study, are eligible. Membership in good standing is a prerequisite, with children/grand children of deceased members being eligible if their father's/grand father's membership was in good standing at the time of his death. Applicants  have to be graduates of the NL High School system.

 There are four of these scholarships at a value of $1000 each. The scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic excellence, extracurricular activities, and community involvement and are not renewable. The application must be accompanied by an official transcript of all high school marks and an autobiographical statement outlining extra curricular activities and community involvement. Applications must be signed by the Grand Knight and Financial Secretary and the applicant. The final date for filing an application is October 31, of each calendar year. Click the link above for an application.

State Scholarship Rules of Eligibility 

1.An eligible candidate for a Newfoundland and Labrador State Council Scholarship shall be either (i) a member in good standing in a Knights of Columbus Council in Newfoundland and Labrador, or (ii) child/grand child of such a member, or (iii) of a deceased member who was in good standing at the time of his death. The Knights of Columbus Council must be in good standing with both the Supreme Council and the Newfoundland & Labrador State Council. Applicants  have to be graduates of the NL High School system.

2.All candidates for this scholarship shall be entering the first year of a university program leading to a degree or be entering the first year of a program at a recognized educational institution leading to a certificate in a specific trade or profession. The period of study must be at least one year duration.

3.All candidates for this scholarship shall be the most recent graduates from a Senior High School program with HONOURS. The determination of the scholarships will be based on the subjects in the Honours program outlined by the NL Department of Education 

4. An Official Transcript of Senior High School Marks must be included with the application

5.An autobiographical statement including a brief description of the applicants (i) educational objectives, (ii) extracurricular activities and (iii) community involvement must accompany the application. 

6.The value of the scholarship is $1000 and is not renewable. Winners of this Scholarship are not eligible to receive other State Council Scholarships 

7. The decision of the Scholarship Committee is final. Winners will be notified by the Chairman. Names of winners will be released to Knights of Columbus Councils, the local media and placed on the web page. 

8.The final date for filing this application, with membership verified by the Financial Secretary and all supporting documents is October 31st in each calendar year. 

9.Address all communications to: Maurice Lewis, P. O. Box 44, King's Cove, NL.A0C 1S0 Email:mglewis54@eastlink.ca

The Dorothy M. and William J. Channing State Council Scholarship 

Members of Newfoundland and Labrador Councils or sons and daughters or grandsons and granddaughters of members, or of a deceased member, who are entering a university or recognized educational institution in the first year of study, are eligible. Membership in good standing is a prerequisite, with children of deceased members being eligible if their fathers/grandfathers membership was in good standing at the time of his death. 

There is one scholarship of $1000. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic excellence, extracurricular activities, and community involvement and is not renewable. The application must be accompanied by an official transcript of all high school marks and an autobiographical statement outlining extra curricular activities and community involvement. Applications must be signed by the Grand Knight and Financial Secretary and the applicant. The final date for filing an application is October 31st of each calendar year. Click the link above for an application. Applicants  have to be graduates of the NL High School system.

The Dorothy M. and William J. Channing State Council Scholarship 

Rules of Eligibility 

1.An eligible candidate for a Newfoundland and Labrador State Council Scholarship shall be either (i) a member in good standing in a Knights of Columbus Council in Newfoundland and Labrador, or (ii) the son or daughter/grandson or granddaughter of such a member, or (iii) of a deceased member who was in good standing in a Knights of Columbus Council in Newfoundland at the time of his death. The Knights of Columbus Council must be in good standing with both the Supreme Council and the Newfoundland & Labrador State Council. Applicants  have to be graduates of the NL High School system. 

2.All candidates for this scholarship shall be entering the first year of a university program leading to a degree or be entering the first year of a program at a recognized educational institution leading to a certificate in a specific trade or profession. The period of study must be at least one year duration. 

3.All candidates for this scholarship shall be the most recent graduates from a Senior High School program with HONOURS. The determination of the scholarships will be based on the subjects in the Honours program outlined by the NL Department of Education 

4. An Official Transcript of Senior High School Marks must be included with the application 

5.An autobiographical statement including a brief description of the applicants (i) educational objectives, (ii) extracurricular activities and (iii) community involvement must accompany the application. 

6.The value of the scholarship is $1000 and is not renewable. Winners of this Scholarship are not eligible to receive other State Council Scholarships 

7. The decision of the Scholarship Committee is final. Winners will be notified by the Chairman. Names of winners will be released to Knights of Columbus Councils, the local media and placed on the web page. 

8.The final date for filing this application, with membership verified by the Financial Secretary and all supporting documents is October 31st in each calendar year. 

K. OF C. JUBILEE SCHOLARSHIP Rules of Eligibility

1. All candidates for this scholarship shall be the most recent graduates from NL Senior High School Program with HONOURS. The determination of the scholarships will be based on the subjects in the Honours program outlined by the Provincial Department of Education. Applicants  have to be graduates of the NL High School system.

2. All candidates must be entering the first year of a recognized university in a program leading to a degree or be entering the first year of a program at a recognized educational institution leading to a certificate in a specific trade or profession. The period of study must be al least one year duration.

3. An Official Transcript of Senior High School Marks  must be included with the application.

4. A short autobiographical statement including educational objectives, extracurricular activities and community involvement must accompany the application.

5. The value of the scholarship is $500 and is not renewable.

6. The decision of the Scholarship Committee is final. Winners will be notified by the Chairman. Names of winners will be released to Knights of Columbus Councils and placed on the webpage.

8.The final date for filing this application, with all supporting documents is October 31, in each calendar year.

9.Address all communications to:Maurice Lewis, P. O. Box 44, KIngs's Cove, NL. Email:mglewis54@eastlink.ca

Fourth Degree Pro Deo and Pro Patria (Canada) Scholarships 

The Knights of Columbus awards 12 Fourth Degree Pro Deo and Pro Patria (Canada) Scholarships annually.

An applicant must be:

A Canadian student entering his or her first year of university study leading to a baccalaureate degree at a college or university in Canada.

A member in good standing in a Canadian council of the Knights of Columbus, or the son or daughter of such a member or deceased member. (Not limited to Fourth Degree members.)

Each scholarship of $1,500 is awarded on the basis of academic excellence and is renewable each year of undergraduate study, pending satisfactory academic performance, to a total of four years.

Applications may be obtained after Oct. 1 by writing:

Department of Scholarships

Knights of Columbus

Students  may also obtain applications for Fourth Degree Pro Deo and Pro Patria Scholarships after Oct. 1 by using this application order form.

Completed applications must be received by the Knights of Columbus Department of Scholarships by March  May 1 for CANADA of the following year.

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