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Lynn McFarlane Scholarship

Cold Lake

Who can apply: Cold Lake students with a disability, or entering disability studies

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
Varies
Applications go through your school.
DEADLINE May 31, 2027

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

Who can apply

Cold Lake students with a disability, or entering disability studies

Worth knowing

Applications go by email to Bob Mattice and Audrey McFarlane rather than through the school, and no value is published.

About this scholarship

Named for Lynn McFarlane, born in Cold Lake in 1966 and diagnosed with Down syndrome at birth, who was one of the first students with a developmental disability to graduate from Cold Lake High School and who then worked at the same Cold Lake pharmacy for thirty years. The scholarship began when she retired in 2018. Two separate routes qualify: being accepted into a disability studies program, or being a student with a disability accepted into any post-secondary program. The application is a single 500 to 1,000 word response covering who you are, what you want to study and why.

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