SCHOLARSHIPS

The McElhanney M-POWER Scholarship Program is designed to empower, support, and recognize young professionals from diverse backgrounds in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) fields. Our mission is to identify talented individuals passionate about joining a workplace with a team of problem solvers, collaborators, creative thinkers, and community leaders.

The M-POWER Scholarship Program recognizes students and professionals in four different categories, which align with our purpose, core values, and strategy.

We welcome applications from students of all backgrounds, including but not limited to Indigenous Peoples, women, racialized groups, persons with disabilities, members of 2SLGBTQIA+ communities, and other equity-deserving groups.

The scholarships we offer are:

Our scholarship recipients embark on a journey of discovery through meaningful internships that help them explore and define their true career passions, whether in the field or the office. Along the way, they are supported by industry-leading mentors and become part of a vibrant community of exceptional students from across Canada. Through this experience, they not only learn and grow but acquire the skills and training necessary to tackle real-world challenges, preparing them to become the problem solvers and leaders of tomorrow.

McElhanney's M-POWER Scholarships

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2023-2024 McElhanney M-POWER Scholarship Recipients

McElhanney Indigenous Peoples Scholarship

Bradley Box

As an Ojibwe belonging to the Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation, Bradley’s aspiration to improve local housing while working with Tipi Moza (Iron Homes) reflects his commitment to community improvement.

Dakota St. Savard

Dakota’s work with the Enoch Cree Nation Reserve and dedication to helping unhoused Indigenous individuals reconnect with their heritage reflect his deep desire to give back to his community.

Aidan Mckibben

As a Métis, Aiden’s aspiration to learn more about Indigenous communities in Montreal, QC, and his motivation to understand Indigenous history demonstrates his deep commitment to community acknowledgment.

Gavin Caillier

Gavin’s drive to enhance infrastructure in remote areas demonstrates his commitment to community improvement. This scholarship symbolizes an investment in Gavin’s potential and a recognition of his dedication to making positive impacts in remote, Indigenous communities.

McElhanney Women in Engineering Scholarship

Gabriella Effah-Wiaf

Gabriella’s unwavering commitment to advancing women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM), especially through her role with McMaster’s National Society of Black Engineers, is truly commendable.

Georgia Rea

Georgia actively participates in various social initiatives such as Girls and STEAM, Canadian Construction Women, and Women in Consulting Engineering, using her passion and energy to uplift women and youth in the field.

McElhanney Women in Geomatics & Geospatial Scholarship

Sree Vishnu Priya Donepudi

As a woman in geomatics, Sree’s personal experiences have fueled a relentless commitment to advancing women’s rights. Beyond mentoring programs and workshops, her story reflects an unwavering dedication to breaking barriers and fostering inclusivity while paving a path for others.