Graduate Scholarships
The LGCA is committed to supporting high-quality, innovative research linked to our regulatory mandate. We offer scholarships for graduate students who are conducting liquor, gambling or cannabis research at Manitoba universities.
Previous Scholarship Recipients
Scholarships are available on a competitive basis to full-time graduate students at post-secondary institutions in Manitoba who are engaged in or about to embark on the research portion of their thesis or dissertation. Students may be from any discipline, provided that their research is related to the LGCA’s broad regulatory mandate.
Scholarships are valued at $5,000 for master’s students and $10,000 for doctoral students.
Applications for the 2022 scholarship are due on Tuesday, November 1, 2022.
Click on the following links to access the:
• Scholarship Guidelines and Application Form
• Poster: Scholarship for Cannabis, Gambling or Liquor Research
- Stephanie Dudock (Clinical Psychology)
- Alanna Single (Clinical Psychology)
2020
- Melissa Krook (Clinical Psychology)
- Jessa Hogarth (Clinical Psychology)
- Karli Rapinda (Clinical Psychology)
2019
• Elena Bilevicius (Clinical Psychology)
• Jona Frohlich (Clinical Psychology)
2018
• Elena Bilevicius (Clinical Psychology)
• Jona Frohlich (Clinical Psychology)
• Alanna Single (Clinical Psychology)
Master of Arts (2020), University of Manitoba, Department of Psychology
Examining the Prospective Associations between Mindfulness Facets and Substance Use in Emerging Adulthood
2016
• Jessica Jarmasz (Health Sciences)
Doctor of Philosophy (2018), University of Manitoba, Department of Human Anatomy and Cell Science
2015
• Olena Kloss (Nutritional Sciences)
Proposed Research: Evaluation of food intake patterns and nutritional status of pregnant First Nations women living in Manitoba reserves: Implications for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
• Raymond Lavoie (Marketing)
• Damien Dowd (Psychology)
Doctor of Philosophy (2020), University of Manitoba, Department of Psychology
Gambling in Young Adults – A Longitudinal Investigation of the Pathways Model Using the Manitoba Longitudinal Study of Young Adults (MLSYA)
2014
• Chad Graves (Psychology)
Doctorate of Philosophy (2017), University of Manitoba, Department of Psychology
2013
• Yi Chu (Jack) Shen (Sociology)
Master of Arts (2018), University of Manitoba, Department of Sociology
• Pranay Das (Economics)
Doctor of Philosophy (2018), University of Manitoba, Department of Economics
2012
• Ryan Nicholson (Clinical Psychology)
Doctor of Philosophy (2018), University of Manitoba, Department of Psychology
2011
• Chad Graves (Psychology)
Master of Arts (2013) University of Manitoba, Department of Psychology
• Damien Dowd (Psychology)
Master of Arts (2012) University of Manitoba, Department of Psychology
2010
• Navin Bahl (Marketing)
Master of Science (2012) University of Manitoba, Asper School of Business