2 awards of $2,000 (Graduate Level)
Qualifying programs: Graduate Degree Masters, Graduate Degree PhD

Award Description

To support students who are enrolled in a graduate degree in nursing, with a focus on health policy, and who demonstrate outstanding leadership potential. The successful applicant may be studying full-time or part-time.

Origin

The Dorothy Monteith Scholarship was established through Ms. Monteith’s estate.

Honoree Background

Dorothy Monteith was born in Saskatchewan, but moved to Ontario to pursue her RN in Guelph. She practiced surgical nursing in Guelph, Chicago, and Sudbury before pursuing her BScN at the University of Western Ontario, and her Masters in Nursing at Columbia University in New York.  She continued her career in various leadership capacities with the Ontario Ministry of Health.

Previous Award Winners

2025

  • Alisha D'souza (Western University)
  • Kendra-Lee Dupuis (Brock University)

2024

  • Athena Hau (Lakehead University)
  • Marley Gregorio (Western University)

2023

  • Angel (He) Wang (Queen's University)
  • Erin Davis (Laurentian University)
  • Michelle Lamont (University of Ottawa)

2022

  • Mahoganie Hines (University of Toronto)
  • Tina Cheung (Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University))

2021

  • Caroline Variath (University of Toronto)
  • Lucksika Sivakumar (Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University))

2020

  • Katelyn Sushko (McMaster University)
  • Marlene Haines (University of Ottawa)

2019

  • Elizabeth Orr (McMaster University)
  • Karen Campbell (McMaster University)

2018

  • Remar Mangaoil (University of Toronto)
  • Shawna McIntyre (Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University))

2017

  • Alexis Smith (Western University)
  • Karen Campbell (McMaster University)

2016

  • Carly Whitmore (McMaster University)
  • Sanja Visekruna (University of Toronto)

2015

  • Gillian Strudwick (University of Toronto)
  • Sarah Xiao (University of Toronto)

2014

  • Alexandra Harris (University of Toronto)
  • Kathleen Leslie (University of Toronto)

2013

  • Alexandra Harris (University of Toronto)
  • Margaret Saari (University of Toronto)