CPA Scholarship Program

As an added benefit of being a member of the Canadian Parking Association, the scholarship program was established as a means to foster the education of CPA members, their spouses and dependents, and employees (some restrictions apply).

Scholarships are intended to provide financial assistance to students in their pursuit of academic excellence and to encourage post-secondary study that enhances the parking industry in Canada.

Scholarships are now available for the 2010 Fall Semester

10 scholarships valued at $2000 each will be awarded to selected applicants based on:

• Academic Achievements
• Volunteer/Community Service
• Area of Study*

*Areas of study are not restricted, however priority will be given to those candidates who are studying in a parking or transportation related field.

Applicants must be currently accepted into a full-time program at an accredited post-secondary educational institution. Preference will be given to first time applicants.

Application Guidelines for 2010

Download Application Guideline
Download Application Form
AUCC Schedule of Events for Summer 2010-2011
2010 Key Contacts Information

Deadline: Application Packages must be postmarked May 15, 2010 or earlier for fall awards.

The CPA Scholarship Fund is administered through the Canadian Parking Foundation, in cooperation with the Association of Universities & Colleges of Canada.

 

 

Scholarship Recipients

Recipient Information in Q3 Parker 2009
Recipient Information in Q1 Parker 2009
Recipient Information in Q3 Parker 2008

2007/08 Tom Arnold Scholarship in Parking Advancement at York University.

Sheila Hanlon, Christine Wickens, Amy Zurrer

Scholarship Recipients 2007

Recipient information (Q3 Parker 2007):

Mr. Sean Arnold University of Windsor
Ms. Valérie Charlebois University of Ottawa
Ms. Kathryn Franklin Queens University
Mr. Daniel Greenberg University of Guelph
Ms. Diallah Kaba Douglas College
Ms. Carolyn Howie University of Victoria
Ms. Olivia Mauceri Ryerson University
Ms. Valerie Raynard University of British Columbia
Ms. Alex trovato University of Alberta
Ms. Damieng Zhang University of Waterloo

Scholarship Recipients 2006

2006/07 Tom Arnold Scholarship in Parking Advancement at York University.

Mr. Garfield Garwood

Garfield is a student in the Atkinson Faculty, studying a BA Hours in Sociology. He is an active community member who has volunteered at:

• Terrace Pathfinder Youth Club for 10 years as a Youth Counsellor,
• York Federation of Students Foodbank,
• York is U (York's student group that helps students interact, socialize and develop a sense of community and purpose).

Recipient information (Q3 Parker 2006 - scholarship.pdf)

Ms. Kimberly March Langara College
Mr. Lars Raynard University of British Columbia
Mr. Matthew Banman Simon Fraser University
Mr. Ammanuel Abebe Carleton University
Ms. Kim Charlebois University of Ottawa
Ms. Kristen Duerhammer University of Western Ontario
Mr. Brennan Stang Wilfrid Laurier University
Ms. Sidra Subzwari Ryerson University
Ms. Meaghan Haddad University of New Brunswick at Saint John
Mr. Matthew Sorbara University of Toronto

Scholarship Recipients 2005

The Tom Arnold Scholarship in Parking Industry Advancement at York University

Mr. Diego Llovet

Diego Llovet is a Doctoral student in the Sociology Department at York University. Originally from Argentina, he arrived to Toronto in 2003 in pursuit of his M.A. in Sociology, which he recently completed with a paper entitled "On automobiles, drivers and the imaginative structure of the city". Since his arrival at York University, he has worked under the supervision of Prof. Alan Blum at the Culture of Cities Project, a major international research initiative funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. Diego’s work focuses on urban life in general and on the development of an account of the ways in which the use of the automobile contributes to the form and experience of the city. The Board of Directors of the Canadian Parking Association congratulates Diego on being selected by York University for this scholarship. The 1st Quarter 2006 issue of the Parker featuring an article from Diego demonstrating the relationship between his studies and the Canadian parking industry.

2005

Congratulations to the recipients of the 2005 Canadian Parking Association Scholarship awards. We wish each student a successful year of studies:

Ms. Alexis Roddau University of Toronto (Scarborough College)
Ms. Danah Whittaker Mount Royal College
Mr. Matthew S. Young Wilfrid Laurier University
Ms. Lauren March Emily Carr Institute of Art & Design
Mr. Steven Salayko Mohawk College of Applied Arts & Technology
Mr. Corey Lai University of British Columbia
Ms. Vida Yao University of British Columbia
Ms. Sarah Reeder Brock University
Ms. Kim Charlebois University of Ottawa
Ms. Lindsey Emes Grant MacEwan College

2004

The Tom Arnold Scholarship in Parking Industry Advancement at York University

Mr. Peter Carr

Peter Carr is presently pursuing his Master’s degree in Physics at York University. His research at the Vision Sensor Laboratory involves object identification and tracking in large camera networks. His work specializes in highly overlapped layouts where the number of calculations can be reduced while still achieving high precision measurements of an object’s location. Peter received his Bachelor’s of Science in Engineering Physics from Queen’s University in 2002.

2004

Congratulations to the worthy recipients of the first Canadian Parking Association Scholarship awards. The Canadian Parking Association endeavors to provide many opportunities for members and other individuals to broaden their knowledge in all areas, but in particular, areas that have a direct or indirect association with the parking industry. We wish each student a successful year of studies:
Ms. Alexis Roddau University of Toronto (Scarborough College)
Ms. Anam Subzwari Ryerson University
Mr. Calvin Arnold Brock University
Ms. Monique VandenBoomen University of Victoria
Ms. Selam Berhane University of Toronto
Mr. Teklie Abeitu University of Ontario Institute ofTechnology

November 17, 2004, Reception for Donors to Science and Engineering at York University.

Shown: Nicole Arseneault, Robin Sen, Peter Carr, Linda Arnold, Donna Hubbert and Ralph Bond. We wish each student a successful year of studies.

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