Dr Julia Laite, CCSF 2006 & 2007

Historian Dr. Julia Laite has published her third book, The Disappearance of Lydia Harvey, to critical acclaim. The Disappearance of Lydia Harvey examines the life of a young working class woman who was trafficked from New Zealand to the streets of Buenos Aires and...

The CCSF Welcomes New Committee Members

The CCSF is delighted to warmly welcome Victor Bomers, Jill Fryars and Alex Lee as members of the Canadian Centennial Scholarship Fund. Jill, who grew up in Ottawa, did a Masters in environmental economics at the LSE and now lives in London where she works for a...

Patrick Quinton-Brown, 2019

Patrick recently completed his DPhil in International Relations at Oxford University with the support of the CCSF’s 2019 Veterans’ Support Committee Scholarship. In 2021 he is taking up a postdoctoral fellowship at the National University of Singapore, where he will...

Tammy Chen Memorial Scholarship 2020

Since 2018 the CCSF has named a scholarship in honour of Tammy Chen, who, while completing her research, was murdered during a terrorist attack in Burkino Faso. Tammy was a 2015 Cambridge scholar pursuing a doctorate in international development, dedicated to helping...

Applications for 2020-2021 scholarships are now open!

The CCSF is delighted to announce that applications are now being accepted for the 2020-2021 academic year with a deadline of Sunday 8 MARCH 2020. As always, we would greatly appreciate your help in spreading the word by tweeting or forwarding this ‘poster’ image....

Naomi Woo appointed to Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra

The CCSF was delighted to learn that Naomi Woo – a two-time CCSF scholar – was appointed as Assistant Conductor for the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra. Naomi was awarded the Belle Shenkman Award for the Study of Arts in 2017 and the Dasha Shenkman Scholarship in 2018 and...