The Women in Science and Engineering Team is offering two conference awards to two grade 11 and/or 12 students (both female and male) who have a strong academic background and are currently enrolled in a high school in Ontario. Priority will be given to students who are leaders in their local STEM community and spend time volunteering or mentoring others in STEM related areas.

Applications closed on January 7, 2020.

For questions about the Conference Award for Youth Leaders, please contact Javiera at vp.outreach@wiseuoft.org

The Faculty of Engineering is supporting a group of students to attend WISE this year; we're partnering with our Engineering Students' Association for the delegation selection process. Please contact Raymond Matthias at raymond.matthias@ualberta.ca for more information about subsidies and the selection process.

The University of Calgary Faculty of Engineering has generously offered to provide up to 3 Engineering students with a fully subsidized air transportation expenses. In order to receive this benefit, please purchase a ticket entitled "Early Bird - U of Calgary Engineering Subsidy" or "Student - U of Calgary Engineering Subsidy."

The ticket price will be refunded to you through Eventbrite after you check in at the conference in person. Please note that the Eventbrite fee ($6.66 for Early Bird Tickets and $7.72 for Regular Tickets) will also be partially refunded.

For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

Students interested in attending the WISE National Conference can apply for support through the through the IDEAS Fund. Full details about eligibility, deadlines...etc. can be found at: https://science.ucalgary.ca/current-students/undergraduate/ideas-fund-application For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

Concordia University has generously provided fully subsidized tickets for 12 students from the Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science to attend the WISE National Conference. Please contact Riya Dutta for more information about subsidies at president.wie@ecaconcordia.ca.

Dalhousie University is subsidizing ticket costs for Dalhousie WIE. If you have any questions, contact Anya Friesen at hilary.anya.friesen@dal.ca.

Dalhousie University has also generously offered to make a contribution of a dozen copies of the book Altered Inheritance for raffle.

Harvard University has generously offered to provide a limited number of students with fully subsidized tickets and transportation expenses. In order to receive this benefit, please contact Tasha Thomas at tasha_thomas@fas.harvard.edu by Friday, November 15.

For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

The University of Manitoba will be providing 3 students with subsidized ticket and travel to the WISE National Conference. For more information, please contact nusraat.masood@umanitoba.ca.

For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

McGill University Faculty of Engineering has generously offered to provide their students with subsidized tickets. In order to receive this benefit, students will need to apply through the Student Initiative Fund. You can find the SIF form at: https://www.mcgill.ca/engineering/students/undergraduate/student-life/student-initiatives-funding-request-form For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

McGill University Faculty of Science will be providing $100 for the ticket and $100 for transportation to the WISE National Conference for 20 students. For more information, please contact gradstudies.science@mcgill.ca.

For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

The McMaster Women in Engineering Society has generously offered to provide tickets at 60% subsidy and provide 2 nights of accommodation at no cost to 20 undergraduate students in the Faculty of Engineering. Subsidies will be provided on a first come first serve basis. All interested delegates should apply through the Google Form found on: https://www.mcmasterwie.com/ For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

The University of Michigan has generously offered to provide their engineering students with fully subsidized tickets and transportation expenses. In order to receive this benefit, please contact Ms. Kathleen Grimes, Assistant to the Dean of Engineering, at kgviola@umich.edu.

For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

Ryerson University's Faculty of Engineering has generously offered to provide 70% off regular ticket price tickets for up to 20 students. In order to receive this benefit, please contact Ms. Nika Zolfaghari, the Engineering Enrichment and Outreach Coordinator, at nika.zolfaghari@ryerson.ca.

For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

Ryerson University Faculty of Science has generously offered to provide 70% subsidized tickets to 20 students.

For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

Female students from our Faculty intending to participate in the conference can apply to the Dean for funding. The next deadline is February 15th. The application form can be found at: https://www.uregina.ca/engineering/students/forms/application-forms/funding-requests.html For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

The University of Saskatchewan Faculty of Engineering will be providing 2 students with subsidized travel costs to the WISE National Conference. For more information, please contact Ms. Candace Poon, Executive Assistant to the Associate Deans, at candace.poon@usask.ca.

For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

The University of Toronto Mississauga has generously offered to provide up to 5 Chemical and Physical Sciences students with a fully subsidized ticket and transportation expenses. In order to receive this benefit, please contact the CPS Awards Committee at cps.utm@utoronto.ca.

For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

The University of Toronto Mississauga Department of Biology has generously offered to provide fully subsidized tickets and transportation for 4 students. Please contact conference@wiseuoft.org in order to receive this subsidy.

The University of Toronto Scarborough Campus has generously offered to provide subsidies for up to 10 students. In order to apply for this subsidy, please fill out the Travel Fund form at: https://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/studentaffairs/academic-travel-fund After purchase of your WISE National Conference Ticket, please bring the receipt (proof of purchase) to the Students Affair Office in order to be reimbursed. For more information, please contact Melanie Christoforou at stuaff@utsc.utoronto.ca.

For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

The University of Toronto Faculty of Arts and Science has generously offered to provide 80% subsidized tickets to up to 25 students from the faculty. In order to receive this benefit, please purchase the ticket entitled "Early Bird- U of Toronto Arts & Science Subsidy" or "Student - U of Toronto Arts & Science Subsidy."

The subsidies are first come, first serve. The remaining ticket price will be refunded to you through Eventbrite after you check in at the conference in person. Please note that the Eventbrite fee ($6.66 for Early Bird Tickets and $7.72 for Regular Tickets) will also be partially refunded.

Graduate students are eligible for this subsidy.

For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

The University of Toronto Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering has generously offered to provide 80% subsidized tickets for all interested students. In order to receive this benefit, please purchase the ticket entitled "Early Bird - U of Toronto Engineering Subsidy" or "Student - U of T Engineering Subsidy."

The remaining ticket price will be refunded to you through Eventbrite after you check in at the conference in person. Please note that the Eventbrite fee ($6.66 for Early Bird Tickets and $7.72 for Regular Tickets) will also be partially refunded.

If you are a U of T Core 8 First year Engineering Student: Here is a bonus if you participate in the full 2-day conference! You can receive 6 PD points, generously awarded by the ESP office, which will be counted towards your grade in APS112!

Graduate students are eligible for this subsidy.

For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

The University of Windsor has generously offered to provide up to 6 students from a program in the Faculty of Science with a fully subsidized ticket. In order to receive this benefit, please contact Michelle Bondy at mbondy@uwindsor.ca.

There will be an application process required in order to receive the subsidy, so if you are only able to attend the conference if you receive a scholarship, please contact Michelle prior to registering for the conference.

York University Faculty of Science has generously offered to provide 80% subsidized tickets to up to 4 students from the faculty. You must contact sciadstu@yorku.ca before purchasing the ticket in order to receive this benefit. If you have recieved the benefit, please purchase a ticket entitled "Early Bird - York University Subsidy" or "Student - York University Subsidy."

The remaining ticket price will be refunded to you through Eventbrite after you check in at the conference in person. Please note that the Eventbrite fee ($6.66 for Early Bird Tickets and $7.72 for Regular Tickets) will also be partially refunded.

Graduate students are not eligible for this benefit.

For questions about subsidies, please contact conference@wiseuoft.org.

Please send an email to lmountee@uwo.ca to apply for a subsidy. Subsidies will be provided on a case by case basis.

The Dean’s Office will coordinate with the Women in Science program to provide funding for up to five students so that they will be able to participate in the conference. Please contact Ruth Macneil at rmacneil@wlu.ca for more information.