Brian J. Hyslop Memorial Scholarship in Physics

This scholarship was established by Mrs. Analee Hyslop in memory of her husband, Brian Hyslop, a 1959 graduate of The University of Winnipeg (United College), long-time Windsor Park Collegiate physics teacher, co-chair for many years of the Manitoba School Science Symposium held at The University of Winnipeg, and respected artist. Brian was an influential and well-loved teacher, leaving a lasting, positive effect on many of the students he taught. This scholarship will be awarded to a Third Year student enrolled at The University of Winnipeg in the honours degree in physics, who has a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.00 and demonstrates the compassion and giving nature of Brian, a great man who showed patience and acceptance to all. Recipients will have worked under the supervision of a faculty member in the Department of Physics on a research project, demonstrating a passion for physics and a superior ability to do productive research. Further consideration will also be given to students interested in pursuing a master’s degree in physics, and students who are likely to contribute to society and have a commitment to helping their community.

Applicant selection:
Department must identify recipient based on their knowledge of present/recently finished research projects. Reviewers may use shortlist that includes applicants that meet the following criteria:
- Physics Major
- Pursuing a BSc Honours
- Registered ≥6 credit hours in the FW Terms
- Completed between 39 and 87 credit hours
- Physics Major GPA average is ≥ 3.5
- Cumulative Major GPA average is ≥ 3.0
- Has indicated that they have participated in a research project under the supervision of a Physics Faculty Member

1 Award will be awarded

When reviewing, take note of:
- Whether student has provided an overview of their research
- Noteworthy volunteering or participation in the community
- Indication of intention to pursue Physics at the graduate studies level
- Look at Physics Major GPA
- Look at Cumulative GPA
- Department should follow up with faculty supervisors to ensure student participation in research

Award
$2000.00
Scopes
Department Award, Physics
Deadline
10/01/2024
Supplemental Questions
  1. Physics Research
    • Are you currently working (or have worked in the last year) under the supervision of a faculty member in the Physics Department on a research project?
    • If you are, or have worked on a research project with the Physics Department, please indicate the Faculty Member and when the project started and finished (if relevant).
    • Provide a brief overview of the research and your role in the research.