Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Sarah Gaulin Memorial Scholarship 2015
The Sarah Gaulin Memorial Scholarship was established in honour of Sarah Gaulin, who died at age 26 after a longtime battle with mental illness. The scholarship seeks to support and encourage the resilience of individuals with mental illness pursuing post-secondary education. Applicants must be registered as full-time students at an accredited Canadian post-secondary college or university.…
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Shire Canada 2015 ADHD Scholarship Program
The Shire Canada ADHD Scholarship Program is once again live. This program supports people diagnosed with ADHD who are pursuing higher education by offering the chance to win $1500 and one year of ADHD coaching services. For all rules and regulations, and to apply, visit the Program website. The deadline to apply is April 20, 2015.
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CHHA Scholarship 2015
The scholarship application form is now available for the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association 2015 Scholarship Program. Applicants to this Scholarship Program must be either hard of hearing, deafened or oral deaf. Eligible applicants may be first-time or returning post-secondary students at a recognized College or University. Students should be registered for a full-time program…
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Assistive Technology of the Week!
WHAT’S IT CALLED AND WHAT DOES IT DO? This week: NOTABILITY. Notability is a robust note-taking app. Among its many features, Notability allows you to take lecture notes, record lectures, import and annotate documents (lecture slides, .pdf files, etc.) and sketch ideas. ON WHAT PLATFORMS/DEVICES? Notability is available on Apple mobile devices running iOS 7.0 or…
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Leadership Exchange 2015
Whether you’re an undergraduate or graduate student, or a local high school student, you’re invited to the University of Calgary’s annual leadership conference – the Leadership Exchange. The 2015 Leadership Exchange is a power-packed, one-day conference focusing on affecting change at a personal and community level. An opportunity to engage with industry professionals, faculty members…
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