Scholarships & Awards

Founded by subscription in honour of Professor Frederick Tracy; scholarship of the value of the annual income from the fund, awarded to the student who obtains the highest percentage in Grade A standing in an ethics course. 

Supported by donations from University College Alumni and awarded on the basis of academic merit or financial need. Eligible students are automatically considered.

To be awarded to one or two UC students entering their third or fourth year of study in Fine Art History. Students will be considered based on academic achievement. Preference will be given to students who have completed courses in Asian art history.

For excellence in any subject or general proficiency in secondary school. Only awarded when required: if all other renewable scholarships are exhausted. 

Awarded to University College students for excellent academic performance in a course. Number and value to be determined by need and funds available.

Awarded to a UC student on the basis of academic merit. Preference will be given to a first year student in the Hart House Debating Club.

Scholarship of the value of the income from the fund, in memory of the late William Robert Taylor, former principal of University College and head of what was the Department of Oriental Languages. If no student in the third year qualifies, the scholarship may be awarded in another year.

Bequest of the late Professor William Stafford Milner (UC 1941), of the value of the annual income. For excellence in Greek and Roman history, with preference to students studying the subject in the original languages and also taking more than one course in the field.

Gifted from the estate of Pauline Anne Reinboth in memory of Walter (UC’27) and Hyacinth Frisby. To be awarded annually to a UC student in any program in the Faculty of Arts and Science on the basis of academic merit and/or financial need.

Gift of Dr. J.W. Mustard and his sisters in memory of their brother, W.P. Mustard, a graduate of University College and professor of Latin at Johns Hopkins University, of the value of the annual income from the fund.  If no candidate qualifies, the scholarship may be awarded elsewhere for the encouragement of classical studies.