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SaskTel & Wicihitowin
Applications are now closed. Only successful recipients will be notified. Applications will open late-October.
The Wicihitowin Foundation Indigenous Student Scholarship Program, in partnership with SaskTel, is dedicated to supporting Indigenous students in their pursuit of post-secondary education. This annual initiative reflects our commitment to fostering leadership, academic excellence, and community engagement among Indigenous students across Saskatchewan.
The scholarship provides financial assistance to students who demonstrate strong academic potential, active involvement in their communities, and a clear alignment between their chosen field of study and SaskTel's strategic priorities. Through this scholarship, we aim to empower future leaders and contribute to the development of a diverse and inclusive workforce.
Eligibility
- Be an Indigenous student currently enrolled in a post-secondary institution.
- Demonstrate leadership qualities, active community involvement, and strong academic potential.
- Pursue a field of study that aligns with SaskTel's strategic focus areas in creating an Indigenous talent pool including, but not limited to, the following:
- Engineering (Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunications, etc.)
- Computer Science
- Accounting and Business Administration/Commerce
- Information Communications Technology (ICT)
Latest Recipients
Bridgette Cook
Home Town/City: Prince Albert
Area of Study: Business Administration
Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT)
Future Aspirations: Cook is pursuing a Business Administration diploma in Accounting and Commerce at the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT) with the goal of building a stable and fulfilling career that supports her family and allows her to give back to her community. As she continues her studies, Bridgette is focused on developing strong business skills that will enable her to contribute meaningfully through both professional work and community involvement. She remains actively engaged in community initiatives, supporting programs for people experiencing homelessness and assisting with children and family‑focused events.
Anonymous Scholarship Recipient
Home Town/City: Saskatchewan
Area of Study: Justice Studies
Future Aspirations: This scholarship was awarded to an anonymous student who demonstrates a strong commitment to community service, leadership, and personal growth. The recipient plans to pursue further studies in justice with the goal of contributing to community safety and public service. Through experience supporting youth and adults in community programming, along with ongoing service in the Canadian Armed Forces, they have developed a strong sense of responsibility and a dedication to serving others. Actively involved in community events, the recipient regularly volunteers and is always willing to offer support when needed.
SaskTel & Wicihitowin
Applications are now closed. Only successful recipients will be notified. Applications will open late-October.
The Wicihitowin Foundation Indigenous Student Scholarship Program, in partnership with SaskTel, is dedicated to supporting Indigenous students in their pursuit of post-secondary education. This annual initiative reflects our commitment to fostering leadership, academic excellence, and community engagement among Indigenous students across Saskatchewan.
The scholarship provides financial assistance to students who demonstrate strong academic potential, active involvement in their communities, and a clear alignment between their chosen field of study and SaskTel's strategic priorities. Through this scholarship, we aim to empower future leaders and contribute to the development of a diverse and inclusive workforce.
Eligibility
- Be an Indigenous student currently enrolled in a post-secondary institution.
- Demonstrate leadership qualities, active community involvement, and strong academic potential.
- Pursue a field of study that aligns with SaskTel's strategic focus areas in creating an Indigenous talent pool including, but not limited to, the following:
- Engineering (Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunications, etc.)
- Computer Science
- Accounting and Business Administration/Commerce
- Information Communications Technology (ICT)
Latest Recipients
Bridgette Cook
Home Town/City: Prince Albert
Area of Study: Business Administration
Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT)
Future Aspirations: Cook is pursuing a Business Administration diploma in Accounting and Commerce at the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT) with the goal of building a stable and fulfilling career that supports her family and allows her to give back to her community. As she continues her studies, Bridgette is focused on developing strong business skills that will enable her to contribute meaningfully through both professional work and community involvement. She remains actively engaged in community initiatives, supporting programs for people experiencing homelessness and assisting with children and family‑focused events.
Anonymous Scholarship Recipient
Home Town/City: Saskatchewan
Area of Study: Justice Studies
Future Aspirations: This scholarship was awarded to an anonymous student who demonstrates a strong commitment to community service, leadership, and personal growth. The recipient plans to pursue further studies in justice with the goal of contributing to community safety and public service. Through experience supporting youth and adults in community programming, along with ongoing service in the Canadian Armed Forces, they have developed a strong sense of responsibility and a dedication to serving others. Actively involved in community events, the recipient regularly volunteers and is always willing to offer support when needed.
SaskTel & Wicihitowin
Applications are now closed. Only successful recipients will be notified. Applications will open late-October.
The Wicihitowin Foundation Indigenous Student Scholarship Program, in partnership with SaskTel, is dedicated to supporting Indigenous students in their pursuit of post-secondary education. This annual initiative reflects our commitment to fostering leadership, academic excellence, and community engagement among Indigenous students across Saskatchewan.
The scholarship provides financial assistance to students who demonstrate strong academic potential, active involvement in their communities, and a clear alignment between their chosen field of study and SaskTel's strategic priorities. Through this scholarship, we aim to empower future leaders and contribute to the development of a diverse and inclusive workforce.
Eligibility
- Be an Indigenous student currently enrolled in a post-secondary institution.
- Demonstrate leadership qualities, active community involvement, and strong academic potential.
- Pursue a field of study that aligns with SaskTel's strategic focus areas in creating an Indigenous talent pool including, but not limited to, the following:
- Engineering (Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunications, etc.)
- Computer Science
- Accounting and Business Administration/Commerce
- Information Communications Technology (ICT)
Latest Recipients
Bridgette Cook
Home Town/City: Prince Albert
Area of Study: Business Administration
Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT)
Future Aspirations: Cook is pursuing a Business Administration diploma in Accounting and Commerce at the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT) with the goal of building a stable and fulfilling career that supports her family and allows her to give back to her community. As she continues her studies, Bridgette is focused on developing strong business skills that will enable her to contribute meaningfully through both professional work and community involvement. She remains actively engaged in community initiatives, supporting programs for people experiencing homelessness and assisting with children and family‑focused events.
Anonymous Scholarship Recipient
Home Town/City: Saskatchewan
Area of Study: Justice Studies
Future Aspirations: This scholarship was awarded to an anonymous student who demonstrates a strong commitment to community service, leadership, and personal growth. The recipient plans to pursue further studies in justice with the goal of contributing to community safety and public service. Through experience supporting youth and adults in community programming, along with ongoing service in the Canadian Armed Forces, they have developed a strong sense of responsibility and a dedication to serving others. Actively involved in community events, the recipient regularly volunteers and is always willing to offer support when needed.
SaskTel & Wicihitowin
Applications are now closed. Only successful recipients will be notified. Applications will open late-October.
The Wicihitowin Foundation Indigenous Student Scholarship Program, in partnership with SaskTel, is dedicated to supporting Indigenous students in their pursuit of post-secondary education. This annual initiative reflects our commitment to fostering leadership, academic excellence, and community engagement among Indigenous students across Saskatchewan.
The scholarship provides financial assistance to students who demonstrate strong academic potential, active involvement in their communities, and a clear alignment between their chosen field of study and SaskTel's strategic priorities. Through this scholarship, we aim to empower future leaders and contribute to the development of a diverse and inclusive workforce.
Eligibility
- Be an Indigenous student currently enrolled in a post-secondary institution.
- Demonstrate leadership qualities, active community involvement, and strong academic potential.
- Pursue a field of study that aligns with SaskTel's strategic focus areas in creating an Indigenous talent pool including, but not limited to, the following:
- Engineering (Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunications, etc.)
- Computer Science
- Accounting and Business Administration/Commerce
- Information Communications Technology (ICT)
Latest Recipients
Bridgette Cook
Home Town/City: Prince Albert
Area of Study: Business Administration
Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT)
Future Aspirations: Cook is pursuing a Business Administration diploma in Accounting and Commerce at the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT) with the goal of building a stable and fulfilling career that supports her family and allows her to give back to her community. As she continues her studies, Bridgette is focused on developing strong business skills that will enable her to contribute meaningfully through both professional work and community involvement. She remains actively engaged in community initiatives, supporting programs for people experiencing homelessness and assisting with children and family‑focused events.
Anonymous Scholarship Recipient
Home Town/City: Saskatchewan
Area of Study: Justice Studies
Future Aspirations: This scholarship was awarded to an anonymous student who demonstrates a strong commitment to community service, leadership, and personal growth. The recipient plans to pursue further studies in justice with the goal of contributing to community safety and public service. Through experience supporting youth and adults in community programming, along with ongoing service in the Canadian Armed Forces, they have developed a strong sense of responsibility and a dedication to serving others. Actively involved in community events, the recipient regularly volunteers and is always willing to offer support when needed.
SaskTel & Wicihitowin
Applications are now closed. Only successful recipients will be notified. Applications will open late-October.
The Wicihitowin Foundation Indigenous Student Scholarship Program, in partnership with SaskTel, is dedicated to supporting Indigenous students in their pursuit of post-secondary education. This annual initiative reflects our commitment to fostering leadership, academic excellence, and community engagement among Indigenous students across Saskatchewan.
The scholarship provides financial assistance to students who demonstrate strong academic potential, active involvement in their communities, and a clear alignment between their chosen field of study and SaskTel's strategic priorities. Through this scholarship, we aim to empower future leaders and contribute to the development of a diverse and inclusive workforce.
Eligibility
- Be an Indigenous student currently enrolled in a post-secondary institution.
- Demonstrate leadership qualities, active community involvement, and strong academic potential.
- Pursue a field of study that aligns with SaskTel's strategic focus areas in creating an Indigenous talent pool including, but not limited to, the following:
- Engineering (Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunications, etc.)
- Computer Science
- Accounting and Business Administration/Commerce
- Information Communications Technology (ICT)
Latest Recipients
Bridgette Cook
Home Town/City: Prince Albert
Area of Study: Business Administration
Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT)
Future Aspirations: Cook is pursuing a Business Administration diploma in Accounting and Commerce at the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT) with the goal of building a stable and fulfilling career that supports her family and allows her to give back to her community. As she continues her studies, Bridgette is focused on developing strong business skills that will enable her to contribute meaningfully through both professional work and community involvement. She remains actively engaged in community initiatives, supporting programs for people experiencing homelessness and assisting with children and family‑focused events.
Anonymous Scholarship Recipient
Home Town/City: Saskatchewan
Area of Study: Justice Studies
Future Aspirations: This scholarship was awarded to an anonymous student who demonstrates a strong commitment to community service, leadership, and personal growth. The recipient plans to pursue further studies in justice with the goal of contributing to community safety and public service. Through experience supporting youth and adults in community programming, along with ongoing service in the Canadian Armed Forces, they have developed a strong sense of responsibility and a dedication to serving others. Actively involved in community events, the recipient regularly volunteers and is always willing to offer support when needed.
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