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Anne Beaty Memorial Scholarship for Journalism and Communications

The Anne Beaty Scholarship is for a Journalism/Communication student who is passionate about the written word.

The scholarship is open to Rockyview School District high school students/graduates who demonstrate:

  • Outstanding academic achievement
  • Is a dedicated community member
  • Who has proven leadership skills
  • A student who is entering into post secondary studies or is currently enrolled in post secondary education.

One scholarship will be awarded annually.  All students interested in applying must have all application requirements completed and submitted to airdrielife by August 30, 2018.

We thank everyone for your application!

Anne Beaty Scholarship Form
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Letters of recommendation (min of 2) from teachers, advisors, employers, community leaders. (No family members).
Letters of recommendation (min of 2) from teachers, advisors, employers, community leaders. (No family members).
Please submit a 500 word essay for one of the following questions 1. How you plan to utilize your journalism/communications degree/diploma after graduation? 2. Why does the written word still matter? 3. How has communication changed in your lifetime and how do you think this has impacted society? 4. How do you think volunteerism impacts your community?

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