Sent by Joel McFarlane on behalf of Nadine Bartlett - Associate Professor Department Head
Hello B.Ed. Students,
If you are interested in participating in the Neuroaffirming Cohort this fall, applications open at
12:00 a.m. on September 2 (late this evening).
Before You Apply
To be eligible for the scholarship, you must have a UM Careers account. Please create your UM Careers account before the application opens, as you will not be able to complete the process without one.
After You Submit Your Application
Your application will be reviewed. If you are eligible to move forward, you will receive an email from
Adwoa Amponsah amponsa2@myumanitoba.ca
(Graduate Project Assistant) with the subject line:
"Neuroaffirming Cohort – Please Respond"
This email will ask you to complete the following two steps:
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Complete and return the Post-Secondary Student Agreement
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Download the attached agreement.
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Add your name, phone number, date, and signature.
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Reply to the email and upload the completed agreement.
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Complete the Demographic Survey
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A survey link will be included in the same email.
Scholarship Award Process
Once you have:
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returned the signed Post-Secondary Student Agreement, and
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completed the Demographic Survey,
eligible applicants will receive a scholarship offer through UM Careers on a first come-first serve basis.
Important: Please check your UM Careers Account regularly to accept the scholarship offer immediately. Any scholarship offer that is not accepted by
September 13 at 11:59 p.m. will be rescinded and offered to the next eligible student.
Thank you,
Nadine Bartlett
Nadine Bartlett Ph.D. (she/her)
Associate Professor
Department Head
Educational Administration, Foundations, and Psychology
Faculty of Education | University of Manitoba
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Joel McFarlane
Assistant to the Associate Dean
Undergraduate and Partnerships
Faculty of Education
Room 205 Education Building
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 2N2
204-474-9015
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