ARTS MANAGEMENT AWARD

Established in (Pending Approval) by an anonymous donor to encourage students pursuing careers in Arts Management. Awarded on the basis of academic achievement to students in year three or four in a minor, major, medial or concentration in Drama who are currently registered in, or have completed, a Commerce course(s), or who are registered in year three or four in the Bachelor of Commerce program who are currently registered in, or have completed, a Drama course(s). The student recipient must have an interest in Arts Management as demonstrated through taking relevant courses and work or volunteer experience in Arts Management. A letter of application is to be submitted to the Office of the University Registrar, Student Awards, by April 15, 2013.

EDYTHE ZACKS MILLMAN AWARD

Established by Edythe Zacks Millman, B.A. 1939, a member of the Drama Guild, the Kingston Drama Group and various other theatrical organizations. Edythe has a great love of musical comedies and has remained active in the world of theatre through her participation in the local communities in Kingston and Naples, Florida. Awarded on the recommendation of the Head of the Department of Drama, on the basis of academic excellence and artistic merit, to a graduating student of a performing arts program.

2011/12 -- Jessica Mosher and Kim Sakkal
2010/11 -- Matthew Stewart
2009/10 -- Sarah Bruckschwaiger
2008/09 -- Wendy Fox
2007/08 -- Danny Mahoney
2006/07 -- Emma Hunter
2005/06 -- Phil Kalmanovitch
2004/05 -- Amber Mills
2003/04 -- Jonathan Langley
2002/03 -- Dan Dumsha

FACULTY AWARD FOR EXCEPTIONAL ACHIEVEMENT

1997/98 -- Lindsay Black
1996/97 -- Shernold Edwards

      (*Award values may vary by year)

FRED EURINGER AWARD IN DRAMA

This award was established by colleagues and friends to honour the long and distinguished career of J.A. (Fred) Euringer, actor, director, playwright and teacher, and for many years the Head of the Department of Drama. This award is given annually to a student enrolled in a Queen's University Drama program, and is intended to facilitate the recipient's ability to create theatre within the Kingston community. The application consists of a covering letter outlining the proposed activity for which the award is to be used, a budget and a curriculum vitae and/or a portfolio of work appropriate to the student's area of interest should be submitted to the Drama Department.

2012 deadline for applications is April 30

2011/12 -- Alexsandra Marzocca
2010/11 -- Colin Paterson
2009/10 -- Ryan LaPlante
2008/09 -- Erin Weaver
2007/08 -- Kat Sandler
2006/07 -- Sarah Kriger
2005/06 -- Robert Kempson
2004/05 -- Ryan Clement
2003/04 -- Graham Kosakoski
2002/03 -- Martha Pitts
2001/02 -- Michelle Alderson
2000/01 -- Nicholas Hanson
1999/00 -- Julia Rabinovitch
1998/99 -- Jennifer Elrick
1997/98 -- Grahame Renyk
1996/97 -- Holly Lewis
1995/96 -- Natalie Harrower
1994/95 -- Sheri Zernentsch

ISABEL BADER BURSARY FOR COSTUME IN DRAMA       Application

J.C.W. SAXTON PRIZE IN PLAYWRITING       Instructions

Established in memory of John Saxton, actor, writer, teacher, and Faculty member of the Department of Drama, 1965-1969. Awarded annually to the student who is judged by the Department of Drama to have submitted the best play. Submissions by January 25.

2011/12 -- Lauren Devries and Lisa Aalders
2010/11 -- Mark Rochford
2009/10 -- Sarah Bruckchwaiger
2008/09 -- Anastasia Lanthier, Honourable mention - Elspeth Wright
2007/08 -- Kat Sandler
2006/07 -- Joel Babcock and Sarah Kriger
2005/06 -- Sarah Kriger
2004/05 -- Joseph Salvoni
2003/04 -- Jessica Liadsky
2002/03 -- Pamela Main
2001/02 -- Sofi Papamarko
2000/01 -- Carly Jones and Tom Robertson
1998/99 -- Julia Tausch
1997/98 -- Jill Connell and Joshua Lyons
1995/96 -- Sue Balint
1994/95 -- Brendan Browne
1993/94 -- Paul Mason

LORNE GREENE AWARD      Application Form

Please submit electronically to Lee.atkinson@queesnu.ca. Established by Lorne Greene, BA'37, LL.D. '71, and awarded annually to a student in drama who graduates at either fall or spring convocation in a current academic year for outstanding achievement in the practical and performing aspects of theatre while at Queen's. Assessment of the applicants shall be based equally on the following: 1) the highest average (not less than 80 percent in each course) of three full credits (six half credits); and 2) a submitted resume demonstrating a sustained level of participation in university theatrical activity. Applications should be submitted to the Awards Committee on the prescribed form available on the Drama Department website no later than April 30th. Final selection shall be decided by the faculty of the Drama Department in May.

ROD ROBERTSON PRIZE IN DRAMATIC LITERATURE AND THEATRE HISTORY

Established in memory of Dr. Rod Robertson, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., faculty member of the Department from 1968 until his death in 1977. Dr. Robertson was a Director and Professor of dramatic theory. Awarded to the graduating student in a Drama program who has achieved the highest average in the equivalent of four full courses as specified by the Department of Drama.

WILLIAM ANGUS AWARD IN DRAMA

Presented to the student who, in the opinion of the Head of the Department, has made the most significant contribution during the year to Drama at Queen's. This award is the gift of the Faculty Players and the Department of Drama and is offered annually by the Department of Drama in honour of Dr. William Angus, mentor and guiding spirit of the Drama Guild from 1939 - 1963.

2011/12 -- Dani Bingley, Sue Del-Mei, Aiden Payne, Radissen Ramoutar
2010/11 -- Paul Bryant, Lauren Jackson, Elspeth Mills, Sean Ogle
2009/10 -- Kevin Doe
2008/09 -- Johanna Lawrie
2007/08 -- Conor Moore
2006/07 -- Keith Bennie, Megan Deeks, and Michael Murphy
2005/06 -- Megan Deeks
2004/05 -- Amber Mills
2003/04 -- Jessi Linn Taylor
2002/03 -- Courtney Cauthon
2001/02 -- Sarah Baumann, Alastair Forbes and Graeme Stewart
2000/01 -- Julie Van Duzen
1999/00 -- Gillian Steeve
1998/99 -- Lindsay Black
1997/98 -- Grahame Renyk
1996/97 -- Holly Lewis
1995/96 -- Scott Moore
1994/95 -- Jennifer Langtapon and Colin Rivers