Ɂehdzo Got’ı̨nę Gots’ę́ Nákedı
Sahtú Renewable Resources Board

Scholarship Value

The value of the scholarship depends on which year of post-secondary study the student will be in while holding the scholarship.

  • First Year $2000
  • Second Year $2500
  • Third & Fourth Year $3500
  • Graduate (MSc./PhD.) $5000 per year for a maximun of $20,000

All scholarships will be paid in two installments. After proof of enrollment is received by the Board, the first installment will be paid during the student's first semester. A second installment will be paid in the second semester after proof of continued enrollment is received.

Gordon Zealand

GordonZealandGordon Zealand recently retired from the position of Area Director for Yukon and Northern British Columbia with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans.  As the designated senior officer in the area, Gordon provided leadership for the direction, design, implementation and integration of area-based programs. In collaboration with regional management, Gordon led the development and negotiation of working arrangements with other levels of government, agencies, and aboriginal communities and groups. As a member of the region’s management committee, Mr. Zealand has contributed to the articulation of the strategic direction of the region and developed the business plans for the area.

Mr. Zealand was Co-Chair of the Yukon Panel in conjunction with counterparts from Alaska. Together, they lead the joint management process of Yukon River fish stocks. Mr. Zealand also co-chaired the creation of the Trans-boundary Panel for the management of salmon resources in trans-boundary rivers which involved Northern British Columbia, Alaska and the Yukon.

Gordon has been active with the Yukon Fish and Game association since retirement. Numerous fish and wildlife issues cross over between the Yukon and NWT.

Gordon was an alternate on the Ɂehdzo Got’ı̨nę Gots’ę́ Nákedı during 2008-2013.

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Leonard Kenny

LeonardKenny1Leonard Kenny is currently serving as Chief of the Délı̨nę First Nation. His educational background is in community administration and accounting. His professional experience includes positions as Director and President of Déline Lands and Financial Corporations, Band Manager with the Déline Dene Band and Acting General Manager with Fort Franklin Dene Development Corporation Limited. Leonard is the father of four children. He enjoys hunting, fishing, reading and traveling.