An award has been endowed by friends and colleagues to honour Ken Haycock, Former Director of UBC iSchool.
The award is offered to a graduating student in the Masters of Library and Information Studies program in good academic standing who demonstrates leadership skills. The award will be made on the recommendation of the iSchool in consultation with the Faculty of Graduate Studies.
Number: 1
Eligibility
- Graduating from the MLIS program
- Indicators:
- Demonstrated interest in management and marketing
- Student member and participant in professional associations
- Demonstrated leadership ability
- Exceptional professional promise for leadership positions
This prize, established as a memorial to Gordon New by funds collected under the sponsorship of the University of Victoria Library, is offered to students enrolled in the Master of Library and Information Studies program.
It is awarded on the recommendation of the iSchool for demonstrated leadership and academic or research ability in studies relating to academic libraries.
Number: 1
Eligibility
- Graduating from the MLIS program
Indicators
- Academic or research ability in studies relating to academic libraries
- Demonstrated leadership ability
A prize has been made available by family and friends of the late Beverley M. Becker. Ms. Becker was a former student of the iSchool and graduated with her Master of Library Science in 1975.
The award is given for outstanding work in courses related to reference and information services in the iSchool, and is made on the recommendation of the Faculty.
Number: 1
Eligibility
- Graduating from the MLIS program
Indicators
- Grades in reference and information services courses
- Number of reference and information services courses taken
Application procedure
Based on calculation of grades.
A prize has been made available by the Archives Association of British Columbia to honour Willard Ireland, Provincial Librarian and Archivist from 1946 to 1974, and to recognize his outstanding contribution in preserving and interpreting the documents of British Columbia’s and Canada’s past.
The award is given to an outstanding student in Archival Studies in the iSchool. The award is made on the recommendation of the iSchool.
Number: 1
Eligibility
- Graduating from the MAS program
Indicators
- Outstanding contribution in preserving and interpreting the documents of British Columbia’s and Canada’s past
- Academic achievement
This medal honours the second director of UBC iSchool, who initiated the Master of Archival Studies Program. It is offered annually to the graduating student whose record in the MAS program is, in the opinion of the School, most outstanding.
Number: 1
Eligibility
- Graduating from the MAS program
Indicators
Application procedure
Based on overall GPA calculation of program
A $1750 prize has been made available through an endowment established by friends and family in memory of Harold Naugler.
The award will be given to a student in the Masters of Archival Studies Program in the iSchool who has achieved excellence in the study of electronic records through academic and research work. The award is made on the recommendation of UBC iSchool, in consultation with the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies.
Number: 1
Eligibility
- Graduating from the MAS program
Indicators
- Excellence in the study of electronic records
- May consider work on related research projects with faculty