Student Scholarships
SaskTel Gord Kuhn Scholarship
Applications are now closed. Only successful recipients will be notified. Applications will reopen in January 2025.
The SaskTel Gord Kuhn Scholarship has been established in honour of long time SaskTel employee Gord Kuhn. Gord's career at SaskTel spanned 29 years, and at the time of his passing he was serving as President CEP (Communications, Energy & Paperworkers Union) Local 1-S. This scholarship acknowledges Gord's valued commitment to SaskTel and his leadership in building a strong employer/union partnership.
The SaskTel Gord Kuhn Scholarship is $3,000 and is awarded to a current SaskTel employee (or immediate family member of a SaskTel employee) attending a post-secondary institution in Saskatchewan studying in a field directly related to telecommunications.
Eligibility
- Be a current SaskTel employee or immediate family member of a SaskTel employee. Family member is defined as the employee's child or the child of the employee's spouse or common law partner (includes step-children and adopted children).
- Be Saskatchewan resident (defined by eligibility for Saskatchewan Health Services)
- Be enrolled or plan to enroll in full-time studies (for a minimum of eight months) at a post-secondary educational institution in Saskatchewan.*
- Be enrolled in a degree, diploma, or certificate program directly related to telecommunications. Programs include, but are not limited to, the following: Computer Science, Engineering (i.e. electrical, electronic or telecommunications), Accounting, and Business Administration.
- Have achieved a minimum 75 per cent grade average in their most recent educational standing.
Please note that scholarship applications are not retained past the award year.
*Applicants who are unable, because of a disability, to register in the minimum credit hours stated in the scholarship’s terms of reference, may still be considered if their maximum course load is specified and documented by a post-secondary institution's professional who is qualified to assess their disability. Applicants must have been registered with, and their documentation must have been provided to and verified by, the post-secondary institution's Disability Resource Office at the start of each semester during which the student may be considered for the scholarship.
Latest Recipients
Rylee Moody
Home Town/City: Perdue, Saskatchewan
Area of Study: Electrical Engineering
University of Saskatchewan
Future Aspirations: Over the first two years of my Electrical Engineering degree, I have had the opportunity to be involved with the creation of Saskatchewan’s first student-built satellite. This experience has gripped my curiosity for space and other high-tech industries. Whether it’s satellites or other cutting-edge technologies, in the future I’d be happy working on any of the new, up-and-coming, or unknown challenges Electrical Engineering presents.
Thoughts: I am thrilled to be the 2023 recipient of the Gord Kuhn Scholarship. This scholarship will help minimize the stress I experience as a student. Thank you, SaskTel for supporting the student community. Scholarships like these are a valuable investment into the education of SaskTel families.
SaskTel Gord Kuhn Scholarship
Applications are now closed. Only successful recipients will be notified. Applications will reopen in January 2025.
The SaskTel Gord Kuhn Scholarship has been established in honour of long time SaskTel employee Gord Kuhn. Gord's career at SaskTel spanned 29 years, and at the time of his passing he was serving as President CEP (Communications, Energy & Paperworkers Union) Local 1-S. This scholarship acknowledges Gord's valued commitment to SaskTel and his leadership in building a strong employer/union partnership.
The SaskTel Gord Kuhn Scholarship is $3,000 and is awarded to a current SaskTel employee (or immediate family member of a SaskTel employee) attending a post-secondary institution in Saskatchewan studying in a field directly related to telecommunications.
Eligibility
- Be a current SaskTel employee or immediate family member of a SaskTel employee. Family member is defined as the employee's child or the child of the employee's spouse or common law partner (includes step-children and adopted children).
- Be Saskatchewan resident (defined by eligibility for Saskatchewan Health Services)
- Be enrolled or plan to enroll in full-time studies (for a minimum of eight months) at a post-secondary educational institution in Saskatchewan.*
- Be enrolled in a degree, diploma, or certificate program directly related to telecommunications. Programs include, but are not limited to, the following: Computer Science, Engineering (i.e. electrical, electronic or telecommunications), Accounting, and Business Administration.
- Have achieved a minimum 75 per cent grade average in their most recent educational standing.
Please note that scholarship applications are not retained past the award year.
*Applicants who are unable, because of a disability, to register in the minimum credit hours stated in the scholarship’s terms of reference, may still be considered if their maximum course load is specified and documented by a post-secondary institution's professional who is qualified to assess their disability. Applicants must have been registered with, and their documentation must have been provided to and verified by, the post-secondary institution's Disability Resource Office at the start of each semester during which the student may be considered for the scholarship.
Latest Recipients
Rylee Moody
Home Town/City: Perdue, Saskatchewan
Area of Study: Electrical Engineering
University of Saskatchewan
Future Aspirations: Over the first two years of my Electrical Engineering degree, I have had the opportunity to be involved with the creation of Saskatchewan’s first student-built satellite. This experience has gripped my curiosity for space and other high-tech industries. Whether it’s satellites or other cutting-edge technologies, in the future I’d be happy working on any of the new, up-and-coming, or unknown challenges Electrical Engineering presents.
Thoughts: I am thrilled to be the 2023 recipient of the Gord Kuhn Scholarship. This scholarship will help minimize the stress I experience as a student. Thank you, SaskTel for supporting the student community. Scholarships like these are a valuable investment into the education of SaskTel families.
SaskTel Gord Kuhn Scholarship
Applications are now closed. Only successful recipients will be notified. Applications will reopen in January 2025.
The SaskTel Gord Kuhn Scholarship has been established in honour of long time SaskTel employee Gord Kuhn. Gord's career at SaskTel spanned 29 years, and at the time of his passing he was serving as President CEP (Communications, Energy & Paperworkers Union) Local 1-S. This scholarship acknowledges Gord's valued commitment to SaskTel and his leadership in building a strong employer/union partnership.
The SaskTel Gord Kuhn Scholarship is $3,000 and is awarded to a current SaskTel employee (or immediate family member of a SaskTel employee) attending a post-secondary institution in Saskatchewan studying in a field directly related to telecommunications.
Eligibility
- Be a current SaskTel employee or immediate family member of a SaskTel employee. Family member is defined as the employee's child or the child of the employee's spouse or common law partner (includes step-children and adopted children).
- Be Saskatchewan resident (defined by eligibility for Saskatchewan Health Services)
- Be enrolled or plan to enroll in full-time studies (for a minimum of eight months) at a post-secondary educational institution in Saskatchewan.*
- Be enrolled in a degree, diploma, or certificate program directly related to telecommunications. Programs include, but are not limited to, the following: Computer Science, Engineering (i.e. electrical, electronic or telecommunications), Accounting, and Business Administration.
- Have achieved a minimum 75 per cent grade average in their most recent educational standing.
Please note that scholarship applications are not retained past the award year.
*Applicants who are unable, because of a disability, to register in the minimum credit hours stated in the scholarship’s terms of reference, may still be considered if their maximum course load is specified and documented by a post-secondary institution's professional who is qualified to assess their disability. Applicants must have been registered with, and their documentation must have been provided to and verified by, the post-secondary institution's Disability Resource Office at the start of each semester during which the student may be considered for the scholarship.
Latest Recipients
Rylee Moody
Home Town/City: Perdue, Saskatchewan
Area of Study: Electrical Engineering
University of Saskatchewan
Future Aspirations: Over the first two years of my Electrical Engineering degree, I have had the opportunity to be involved with the creation of Saskatchewan’s first student-built satellite. This experience has gripped my curiosity for space and other high-tech industries. Whether it’s satellites or other cutting-edge technologies, in the future I’d be happy working on any of the new, up-and-coming, or unknown challenges Electrical Engineering presents.
Thoughts: I am thrilled to be the 2023 recipient of the Gord Kuhn Scholarship. This scholarship will help minimize the stress I experience as a student. Thank you, SaskTel for supporting the student community. Scholarships like these are a valuable investment into the education of SaskTel families.
SaskTel Gord Kuhn Scholarship
Applications are now closed. Only successful recipients will be notified. Applications will reopen in January 2025.
The SaskTel Gord Kuhn Scholarship has been established in honour of long time SaskTel employee Gord Kuhn. Gord's career at SaskTel spanned 29 years, and at the time of his passing he was serving as President CEP (Communications, Energy & Paperworkers Union) Local 1-S. This scholarship acknowledges Gord's valued commitment to SaskTel and his leadership in building a strong employer/union partnership.
The SaskTel Gord Kuhn Scholarship is $3,000 and is awarded to a current SaskTel employee (or immediate family member of a SaskTel employee) attending a post-secondary institution in Saskatchewan studying in a field directly related to telecommunications.
Eligibility
- Be a current SaskTel employee or immediate family member of a SaskTel employee. Family member is defined as the employee's child or the child of the employee's spouse or common law partner (includes step-children and adopted children).
- Be Saskatchewan resident (defined by eligibility for Saskatchewan Health Services)
- Be enrolled or plan to enroll in full-time studies (for a minimum of eight months) at a post-secondary educational institution in Saskatchewan.*
- Be enrolled in a degree, diploma, or certificate program directly related to telecommunications. Programs include, but are not limited to, the following: Computer Science, Engineering (i.e. electrical, electronic or telecommunications), Accounting, and Business Administration.
- Have achieved a minimum 75 per cent grade average in their most recent educational standing.
Please note that scholarship applications are not retained past the award year.
*Applicants who are unable, because of a disability, to register in the minimum credit hours stated in the scholarship’s terms of reference, may still be considered if their maximum course load is specified and documented by a post-secondary institution's professional who is qualified to assess their disability. Applicants must have been registered with, and their documentation must have been provided to and verified by, the post-secondary institution's Disability Resource Office at the start of each semester during which the student may be considered for the scholarship.
Latest Recipients
Rylee Moody
Home Town/City: Perdue, Saskatchewan
Area of Study: Electrical Engineering
University of Saskatchewan
Future Aspirations: Over the first two years of my Electrical Engineering degree, I have had the opportunity to be involved with the creation of Saskatchewan’s first student-built satellite. This experience has gripped my curiosity for space and other high-tech industries. Whether it’s satellites or other cutting-edge technologies, in the future I’d be happy working on any of the new, up-and-coming, or unknown challenges Electrical Engineering presents.
Thoughts: I am thrilled to be the 2023 recipient of the Gord Kuhn Scholarship. This scholarship will help minimize the stress I experience as a student. Thank you, SaskTel for supporting the student community. Scholarships like these are a valuable investment into the education of SaskTel families.
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