A $1,540 scholarship for a UVic graduate student conducting research on aging, administered through the Institute on Aging & Lifelong Health.
About this scholarship
Established in honour of Dr. Neena Chappell — a leading gerontology researcher, founding director of UVic's Institute on Aging & Lifelong Health, and Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada — this scholarship supports a graduate student whose research focuses on aging. It's one of several IALH-administered graduate scholarships and awards, distributed annually through the Faculty of Graduate Studies once a recipient is selected.
What the award includes
One award valued at $1,540 CAD (most recent published cycle)
Distributed through the UVic Faculty of Graduate Studies once awarded
Who can apply
- Must be a graduate student at the University of Victoria
- Must be conducting research on aging (specific topic requirement — this is the core eligibility criterion for this award)
- Likely (consistent with other IALH awards) expected to be affiliated with or working within the Institute on Aging & Lifelong Health's research community, though the general graduate scholarship rules (unconditional admission to a master's/doctoral program, full-time registration, academic standing) would apply as with other UVic graduate awards
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