Ontario Museum Association (OMA) Award of Merit

Brief Description

The Ontario Museum Association (OMA) Award of Merit (Non-Monetary) is an esteemed scholarship program offered by Algonquin College for students pursuing studies in museum-related fields. This award recognizes exceptional achievements and contributions to the museum community in Ontario.

Host Institution(s)

The OMA Award of Merit is hosted by Algonquin College, a renowned Canadian institution for its excellence in applied arts and technology education. Algonquin College is located in Ottawa, Ontario, and is home to over 20,000 students.

Level/Field of Study

This scholarship is open to students pursuing studies in museum-related fields, including museum studies, heritage conservation, cultural resource management, and more. It is available for both undergraduate and graduate students.

Number of Awards

Each year, Algonquin College awards one OMA Award of Merit to a deserving student.

Target Group

This scholarship targets students who are passionate about preserving and promoting cultural heritage and are committed to making a positive impact in the museum community in Ontario. It is available for both Canadian and international students.

Scholarship Value/Inclusions

The OMA Award of Merit is a non-monetary award that offers recognition and prestige to the recipient. It also includes free attendance to the annual OMA conference, where the winner will be recognized and presented with a certificate.

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the OMA Award of Merit,

• Applicants must be enrolled in a museum-related program at Algonquin College or another accredited institution in Ontario.
• They must demonstrate outstanding academic achievements, leadership potential, and a clear commitment to the museum field.

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Application Instructions

Applications for the OMA Award of Merit can be submitted online through the Algonquin College website. Along with the completed application form, applicants must also submit a personal statement, resume, and two letters of recommendation. The deadline for applications is usually in April.

Official Website

To learn more about the OMA Award of Merit and other scholarship opportunities at Algonquin College, visit their official website.