ALCOA OF AUSTRALIA LTD SCHOLARSHIP

Guidelines include:

1. The student shall have completed the first year of engineering studies and be enrolled for the second year of such studies;
2. The students should be promising academically but not necessarily academically brilliant;
3. The student should have demonstrated certain all round qualities in terms of sports participation, student affairs and other community worthwhile extra curricular activities;
4. Although all students shall be eligible special consideration may be given to female students, it being the policy of the Settlor to encourage the redress of gender and other imbalances among professional and management employees engaged within the mining and natural resources industries; and
5. Have the power to award the Scholarship provided that there is a vacancy in the tenure of the Scholarship and provided further that there is an applicant who in the judgment of the Selection Committee satisfies the criteria established.

The Terms and Conditions of the Scholarship are the following;

1. The Scholarship is tenable for a period not exceeding three (3) years.
2. Subject to the availability of income from the Trust Fund the annual value of the Scholarship is expected to be at least one third of the annual fee for residence charged by the College.
3. The Trustee may, after receiving the advice of the Warden of the College and subject to the availability of income from the Trust Fund, apply income of the Trust to meet part of the cost to the Scholarship holder of University fees or of books.
4. The Selection Committee shall review the progress of the Scholarship holder annually and determine whether in their sole and unfettered discretion the tenure of the Scholarship should be continued or terminated.
5. If the Scholarship holder fails to make satisfactory academic progress or ceases to be a member of St George's College, the Committee shall terminate the tenure of the Scholarship unless it determines otherwise for good cause with the consent of the Trustee.
6. In its review of the progress of a Scholarship holder pursuant to paragraph (d) above the Selection Committee shall take into consideration any refusal on the part of the holder to undertake vacation employment with the Settlor in its Western Australian operations.

W T HARRISON TERTIARY BURSARY

This bursary has been established to the memory of Walter Tom Harrison. Special consideration will be given to students whose home is outside the metropolitan area and who have an interest in the tertiary study of Law, Medicine or Pharmacy. Applicants should also have a demonstrable interest in general College activities. The value of the Scholarship is equivalent to one-third fee remission for the year.

The selection committee includes the Chairman of the College Council, the President of the Georgians and the Warden.

GASCOINE MEMORIAL BURSARY

This bursary was set up by the family of the late Lewis Rose Gascoine who believed thattravel and experience not necessarily connected with the chosen field of study was an integral part of the improvement of education and recognised that some students were disadvantaged by not having the means or the financial support to undertake such travel.

Guidelines include;

The Bursary is tenable by undergraduate students enrolled at the University and in residence at the college who:

1. Complete all the requirements of the University to proceed to their next academic year.
2. Demonstrate a desire to work or study or participate in a useful activity in a place other than Perth, Western Australia, during a University vacation period, with the object of furthering his or her broader education or experience.
3. Undertake to the College to continue in residence in the next following semester, as evidenced by signing a contract of appointment offered by the College.

The Bursary will pay up to the equivalent of one third of College fees toward the travel and living expenses of the successful applicant.

Applicants must submit a resumé stating the travel and experience they would undertake if they were the successful recipient of the Bursary and how it would impact on their chosen field of study.

The Bursary will be announced at the Valedictory Dinner in October. The closing date for this Bursary will be announced in the second academic semester of each year.

GRECIAN SNOOK MEMORIAL BURSARY

The Grecian Snook Memorial bursary was set up in memory of the late Grecian Snook who served nobly as a wife and mother at Meckering during the stressful pioneering era from 1887 onwards.

The Bursary is tenable by undergraduate students enrolled at the University of Western Australia and resident at the College who have completed first year science and wish to continue their studies to obtain a degree in either the Faculty of Agricultural Science, or in environmental Science or in Botany.

The guidelines for the award of the Bursary shall be as follows:

1. The student should be promising academically but not necessarily brilliant.
2. The student should have demonstrated during school years and at the University admirable qualities in terms of participation in sports, student affairs and community orientated extra curricular activities and
3. Although all qualifying students shall be eligible, special consideration should be given to students living outside the Perth metropolitan area and whose circumstances are such that the applicant has a special need for residence at the College.

L C HODGE BURSARY

The L C Hodge Bursary was established in 1991 in memory of the late Lesley Cameron Hodge. The bursary is tenable by undergraduate students enrolled to study agricultural science or science at UWA who are resident at St George's College.

The selection committee comprises the Warden, the President of the Georgians and a representative of the family, Mr Jim Adamson.

The value of the scholarship is one third of College fees for the year awarded.

SADKA SCHOLARSHIP

Established in a bequest made by Fred Sadka, a former student of the College. The scholarship is awarded to a promising student who has a special need for residence in the College.

The guidelines for the award of the Scholarship shall be as follows:

1. The student should be promising academically but not necessarily academically brilliant;
2. The student, whilst needing to be sound, need not have demonstrated all round qualities involving participation in sports and student affairs, as financial restriction may have precluded such participation; and
3. Although all students shall be eligible, special consideration should be give to students whose circumstances are such that the Selection Committee is of the opinion that the applicant has a special need for residence at the College.

If the Selection Committee considers that there is in any year no student who merits an award it may decline to make any award.

The Terms and Conditions of the Scholarship are the following:

1. The Scholarship is tenable for a period not exceeding one year, although an awardee may be awarded the Scholarship more than once.
2. Subject to the availability of income from the Trust Fund the annual value of the Scholarship is expected to be at last onesixth of the annual fee for residence charged by the College.
3. The Trustee may, after receiving the advice of the Warden of the College and subject to the availability of income from the Trust Fund, apply income of the Trust to meet part of the cost to the Scholarship holder of University fees or of books.
4. If the Scholarship holder fails to make satisfactory academic progress or ceases to be a member of St George's College, the Committee shall terminate the tenure of the Scholarship unless it determines otherwise for good cause with the consent of the Trustee.

THE J M WOLFF SCHOLARSHIP

Dr Joachim Wolff was a lecturer in the Department of German in UWA, and a resident of St George's College for many years. Prior to his death in 1984, he had been planning to establish the "Charlotte Hoffler Music Scholarship" as a tribute to his mother who was an accomplished singer, still living at the time in Britain. However, he died before this was achieved. After Dr Wolff's death, his brother Rabbi William Wolff, provided a capital sum to establish a perpetual scholarship to be named "The J M Wolff Scholarship". Rabbi Wolff requested that the Scholarship be awarded to a music student because of his brother's deep interest in, and love of, classical music.

The St George's College Foundation (Incorporated) is the trustee of the Wolff Scholarship Fund. The Wolff Scholar is selected by a committee comprised of the Vice-Chancellor of the University or a Deputy Vice-Chancellor appointed by the Vice- Chancellor, the Warden of the College and another member of the College Council appointed by the Warden, and two members of the Department of Music at the University appointed by the Head of that Department.

Terms and Conditions of the Scholarship:

1. The Scholarship is tenable for a period of up to three years upon reapplication by a member of St George's College enrolled as an undergraduate or postgraduate student in the Department of Music.
2. A person awarded the Scholarship is expected to give or organise at least two concerts during a three-year tenure of the Scholarship under the guidance and direction of the Department of Music. If the tenure of the Scholarship is for one or two years, the Scholar is expected to give or organise one concert.
3. Subject to the availability of income from the Fund the annual value of the Scholarship is expected to be at least one third of the annual St George's College fee.
4. The Trustee may, after receiving the advice of the Warden of St George's College and subject to the availability of income from the Fund, apply income of the Trust to meet part of the cost to the Scholarship holder of University fees or of books, equipment or instruments.
5. The Selection Committee shall review the progress of the Scholarship holder annually and determine whether the tenure of the Scholarship should be continue or terminated.
6. If the Scholarship holder fails to make satisfactory academic progress or ceases to be a member of St George's College, the Committee shall terminate the tenure of the Scholarship unless it determines otherwise for good cause with the consent of the Trustee.

Applicants are advised to discuss their proposed application with the Head of the Department of Music.