Hydro One is supporting women, Black and Indigenous students for a better and brighter future.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s all part of the company\u2019s One Awards scholarship program, geared at making the company a more diverse and inclusive workforce.<\/p>\n
Hydro One spokesperson Alicia Sayers says students can apply today to scholarships in one of three categories: The Women in Engineering Award, The William Peyton Hubbard Award for black students, and the Leonard S. (Tony) Mandamin Award for Indigenous students.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe want to support inspiring professionals and build a better and brighter future for Ontario,\" Sayers said. \"So, we want to recognize these outstanding students who we know are out there, and we just want to support them in their studies, but also in developing them as leaders because these opportunities and scholarships also come with the opportunity to work at Hydro One.\"<\/p>\n
Sayers says the scholarships are only open to students who are currently enrolled in an Ontario college or university.<\/p>\n
Within the three categories there are 24 scholarships available.<\/p>\n
The deadline to apply is Nov. 1.<\/p>\n