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 Sir Howard Douglas Society

2013 Scholars

Non Nobis Solum: Not for Ourselves Alone

Left to right, back to front: Michael Stewart, Jennifer Petryshen, Jonah Tremblay, Lauren Somers, Jackson Wo, Carly Baxter, Joseph O'Kane, John Connell, Melissa Foster, Gillian Edwards, Jocelyn Soh, Monica MacDonald, Sarah Lyons, Meaghan Waugh, Ashley Savinov, Jessica Hanna. Missing from photo: Jakob Wildman-Sisk.Students who exemplify this motto, through their selfless contributions in their communities and beyond, are the recipients of the Sir Howard Douglas Award.

Established in 2006, the award recognizes and encourages outstanding undergraduate students at UNB.  Its recipients are inducted into the Sir Howard Douglas Society of Scholars annually.

"Our students are the problem solvers of today and tomorrow," said UNB President Eddy Campbell. "The Sir Howard Douglas Scholars are a shining example of what can be achieved through dedication, compassion, and a willingness to help others. At an early stage in their lives, these students are already making a difference."

Nominate a candidate

Do you know a deserving student? Send an email to awards@unb.ca and encourage your nominee to complete the Sir Howard Douglas Society Award application in their eServices folder. Applications are available from September 1 to November 1.

The scholars must have completed two years of their bachelor's degree program, achieved academic excellence and actively participated in co-curricular or extracurricular activities. 

Members of the Sir Howard Douglas Society have the opportunity to participate in special university events and become part of a network of outstanding students. As the honour society grows each year, new members will have the opportunity to meet and interact with past recipients of the Sir Howard Douglas Award.

The Sir Howard Douglas Society of Scholars has 155 members.