Who Can Apply

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People can apply for an Ɂehdzo Got’ı̨nę Gots’ę́ Nákedı scholarship if they fit the following description:

• Pursuing a college diploma or university degree or minimum of two-year certificate program in Environmental Studies, Native Studies, or a related field
• Sahtú beneficiary or NWT resident who has completed the last two-years of high school in the Sahtú Settlement Area
• Have a 70% (B-average) or higher in the last year of full-time study
• Enrolled as a full-time student during tenure of the scholarship

Application Form

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Applicants must ensure that all applications are complete, including letters of reference and transcripts or report cards. If final marks are not available, interim marks may be submitted and students should arrange to have their final marks sent directly to the Board as soon as they become available. There is not deadline for the submission of the application form. Form should be submitted to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  pdf Download your application form(1.03 MB) !!

Scholarship

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The Ɂehdzo Got’ı̨nę Gots’ę́ Nákedı scholarship program seeks to encourage students of the Sahtú Region to enroll in college and university programs in fields related to Environmental Studies and Native Studies. The English term environment comes from the French word environ and means everything that surrounds us. Under such a broad umbrella, there is a host of ways in which environmental studies can be understood. Following the United Nations Convention on Biodiversity, we understand the health of the Sahtú environment to be closely connected with the maintenance of indigenous land-based practices and knowledge.

Thanks to SENES Consultants Limited, Franz Environmental Inc. and Willowlake Environmental for their ongoing funding support as a regional benefit linked to the program to assess environmental impacts on the historic Canol Trail.