2022 Educational Scholarship Recipients

LGMA is proud to provide ongoing support for professional development of our members and individuals aspiring to careers in local government and public service. Supporting the next generation of local government leaders is part of the important work the LGMA undergoes daily. The LGMA has awarded over $38,000 to 2022 LGMA Educational Scholarship Recipients. Today, we are pleased to announce the following individuals have been selected as educational scholarship recipients for 2022.

We would like to congratulate these exceptional students and wish them the best in their efforts to support building capacity within local government. Thank you to all the applicants who applied for the scholarships and we know you will continue to strive for excellence.

Grant Anderson Commemorative Scholarship

Sam Gerrand (Vancouver Island University)

Matthew Smith (Vancouver Island University)

Distinguished Members Legacy Fund Scholarship Recipients

Jennifer Arbo (University of Victoria)

Mikhaila Carr (University of Northern British Columbia)

Wesley Chenne (Simon Fraser University)

Karen Hira (University of Victoria)

Taryn Hubbard (Capilano University)

Zariya Khan (Langara College)

Scott Monroe (University of Northern British Columbia)

Anneliese Neweduk (Simon Fraser University)

Julia Power-Dodd (The University of the Fraser Valley)

Rebecca Roder (Capilano University)

Nathan Zemp (Simon Fraser University)

Ken Dobell Scholarship Recipients

Eva Yip (University of Victoria)

Holly Yee (Vancouver Island University)

Mary Kelly (Simon Fraser University)

Eugene Yeung (University of British Columbia)

Christy Juteau (University of Victoria)

Reyhan Cumming (University of British Columbia)

Kindry Luyendyk (University of Victoria)

Kirn Dhillon (Capilano University)

First Nations Public Service Scholarship

Daisy Elliott (Vancouver Island University)