Durham College scholarship ceremony to honour top students Posted on November 6, 2008 at 2:43 pm. November 6, 2008 Generosity of donors aids college in recognizing academic excellence OSHAWA, ON. – Recognizing that success matters, Durham College will be honouring the academic excellence of more than 150 students when the college hosts its annual Fall Scholarship Ceremony on Thursday, November 13. There will be 159 in-course scholarships presented, valued at $117,500, to students from both the Oshawa and Whitby campuses for their outstanding achievements. The annual event will bring together college representatives, award donors, students, their families and other guests in celebration and recognition of the awards made possible by the college, along with numerous individuals, organizations and corporate donors. The Prosecutor’s Association of Ontario and the Canadian Institute for Non-Destructive Evaluation are the newest philanthropic organizations to join the college’s generous supporters, which also include General Motors of Canada, a donor since 1978; Patheon Incorporated Whitby Operations, with 25 years of giving; the Ontario Food Protection Association, a donor for 15 years; Durham College Alumni Association, a donor for 10 years; and fifth-year benefactors Aftershock Creative Incorporated, sponsors of the Dann Torena Memorial Award, and Jan Robinson, sponsor of the Shawn Simpson Memorial Award. When:Thursday, November 134 p.m. – Donor and scholarship recipient meet-and-greet5 p.m. – Ceremony begins Where: Durham College Oshawa campusCampus Recreation and Wellness Centre2000 Simcoe Street NorthOshawa, ON Parking:Enter off Simcoe Street North or Conlin Road and proceed to Founders 3 parking lot. For more information contact:Melissa LevyCommunications and MarketingDurham College905.721.2000 ext. 2513Melissa.levy@durhamcollege.ca Disclaimer: The contact information provided in archived news releases was current at the release date. For current information please contact Communications, Marketing and External Relations. SHARE: