2022 NCWQ Bursary Program
All the bursary recipients have been advised of their success. (And in fairness to all, those who were not successful this year, are advised of that outcome, and we hope they consider applying next year.)
So now the processes are underway to liaise with sponsors and prepare for the presentation on 27 August. The E-Yearbook, commencing in 2020 with COVID impacts, continues, introducing the cohort of 2022 NCWQ bursary recipients.
Recipients are travelling from far and wide, including Townsville, Hervey Bay and Toowoomba to attend the presentation. We look forward to meeting you! For those not able to attend, options for Zoom, etc will be made to meet electronically.
Date Claimer – Morning Tea and Fashion Parade – Thursday 13 October 2022
The bursary fund-raising Morning Tea and Fashion Parade will take place on 13th October, in our usual venue at Tattersalls Club. Soubrét Pink will again provide the fashions for us.
Mark the date, gather your friends, further details closer to the time.
About The Bursary Program
Established in 1905, the National Council of Women of Queensland Inc. (NCWQ) continues to represent the voice of thousands of women through its affiliated organisations and individual membership.
The bursary program, since its commencement in 2009, indicates the strong commitment of NCWQ to equality of opportunity for all women, especially in offering assistance to Queensland female students as they pursue their chosen pathway of study.
Last year’s program, through NCWQ and its sponsors, awarded a range of bursaries, to assist Queensland women with their educational expenses. Most bursaries are valued approximately $1,000 each. The 2022 Bursary recipients have been advised and will be announced at this year’s Presentation event 27 August.
For further information about the Bursary Program, please contact Kathy Cavanagh, NCWQ Bursary Program Manager at bursaries@ncwq.org.au or send a query here.
Kathy has been involved with NCWQ since 2011 (currently on the NCWQ Management Committee), and has been associated with ESA for many years. Now retired, Kathy has worked in a variety of contexts, both overseas and inter-state, in roles ranging from small business to writing and photography, but the main focus has been in adult education.
A wide-ranging career both within Australia and internationally has developed broad skills in communication, management and coordination, adapting to change. Writing skills in varied contexts, evidenced by production of second edition of self-funded booklet on cancer experiences, distributed to support other women and their families experiencing cancer.
Coordination, team work and management skills in bursary coordination role, working with over 100 people, including sponsors for 40 bursaries in 2020; coordinators and selection panel members; and recipients. Flexibility in adapting established processes within the COVID-19 environment to meet the required outcome of meeting sponsor conditions in the selection and recognition of bursary recipients. Kathy is the NCWQ Bursary Program Manager.
