Vanier Canada Graduate Scholars
The Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship (Vanier CGS) was created to attract and retain world-class doctoral students and to establish Canada as a global centre of excellence in research and higher learning. It is worth $50,000 per year for three years and is available to both Canadian and international PhD students studying at Canadian universities.
The Vanier CGS program aims to attract and retain world-class doctoral students by supporting students who demonstrate both leadership skills and a high standard of scholarly achievement in graduate studies in the social sciences, humanities, natural sciences, engineering, and health.
2023-24
- Shahnaza Hamidullah – MD/PhD Neuroscience
- Kamaldeen Mohammed – Geography & Environment
- Javier Alvarez Vandeputte – Anthropology
- Edward Wang – MD/PhD Medical Biophysics
2022-23
- Sohini Chatterjee – Gender, Sexuality & Women's Studies
- Luis Meléndez Guerrero – Anthropology
- Joseph Rovetti – Psychology
2021-2022
- Elmond Bandauko – Geography & Environment
- Lorna Ferguson – Sociology
- Olivia Ghosh-Swaby – Neuroscience
- Samir Hamadache – Biochemistry
- Peter Zeng – MD/PhD program in Medicine
2020-21
- Vanessa Ambtman-Smith – Geography
- Florence Wullo Anfaara – Women's Studies and Transitional Justice
- Jessica du Toit – Philosophy
2019-20
- Jemima Nomunume Baada – Women's Studies & Feminist Research
- Federica Guccini – Anthropology
- Amanda Houston – Nursing
- Ibrahim Ibrahim – Civil Engineering
2018-19
- Leona Bruijns – Sociology
- Roger Hudson – Neuroscience
- Jason J. Lee – Medical Biophysics
- Cory Lefebvre - Anatomy and Cell Biology
- Sarah Stevenson – Structural Engineering
2017-18
- Christy Caudill – Geology & Planetary Science
- Leanne Grieves – Biology (Evolution & Ecology)
- Marat Slessarev – Medical Biophysics
- Charles Yin – Microbiology and Immunology
2016-17
- Melanie Stone – Women’s Studies and Feminist Research
2015-16
- Holly Stover – Biology (Environment and Sustainability)
- Tengyuan Zhang – Mechanical and Materials Engineering (Mechanical)
- Mayme Lefurgey – Women’s Studies and Feminist Research
- Diana Moreiras Reynaga – Anthropology (Archaeology and Bioarchaeology)
2014-15
- Ayden Scheim – Epidemiology and Biostatistics
- Raechelle Gibson – Psychology (Behavioural and Cognitive Neuroscience)
- Tanya Harrison – Geology (Planetary Science)
- Dibakar Mondal – Chemical and Biochemical Engineering (Biomaterials and Biochemical)
- Sarah Mason – Geography (Environment and Sustainability)
- Katerina Rnic – Psychology
- Alexandre Sannen – French Studies
2013-14
- Mauricio Rodriguez-Torres – Anatomy and Cell Biology (Clinical)
- Pierangelo Gobbo – Chemistry (Organic)
- Angus Jonathan McLeod – Biomedical Engineering (Imaging)
- Sarah Peirce – Geography
- Elhadji Moustapha Diop – French Studies
- Celina Kacperski – Kinesiology
- Andrew Peterson – Philosophy
- Renée Willmon – Anthropology (Archaeology and Bioarchaeology)
2012-13 (view bios)
- Adrienne Elbert - Biochemistry
- Shih-Han Susan Huang - Biophysics
- Daniel Langohr - Biomedical Engineering
- Anna Matejko - Cognitive Science-Development
- Matthew Meyer - Health Services Research
- Jorge Rosés Labrada - Linguistics
- Maria del Carmen Vega Dulanto - Anthropology
- Krista Vincent - Cancer
2011-12 (view bios)
- Ahmed Hamada - Civil Engineering
- Katie Kryski - Mental Health
- Donald Lafrenière - Geography
- Matthew Quinn - Imaging
- Fabrice Szabo - French Studies
- Jodie Whelan - Business
2010-11 (view bios)
- Federico Berruti - Chemical Engineering
- Claudia Caxaj - Nursing
- Dolleen Manning - Literature, English-Literary Theory
- Lindsay Mathew - Biomedical Engineering
- Haley Sapers - Earth Science
2009-10 (view bios)
- Marlene Bagatto - Human Development, Child and Youth Health
- Marianne De Gorter - Nutrition, Metabolism and Diabetes
- Lee Ferchoff - Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics
- Ian Holloway - Life Sciences and Psychology
- Barbora Morra - Organic Chemistry
- Kevin Morse - Music and Musicology
