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Scholarship: Beverlee Bell Scholarship
in Human Rights and Democracy
Description: This scholarship, valued
at $1,000, is awarded annually to a graduate student
who is making a significant contribution to human rights
and democracy in developing countries. Established in
2002 to honour the memory of NDP activist Beverlee Bell,
by her family and the Douglas-Coldwell Foundation. The
recipient is chosen by the Dean of the Faculty of Graduate
Studies and Research.
Value: $1,000
Deadlines: January (please check Carleton
University site for exact date)
Category: Internal
Eligibility: Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences, Faculty of Public Affairs and Management
Criteria: Graduate student making significant
contribution to human rights and democracy in developing
countries.
Selection: Dean, Faculty of Graduate
Studies and Research
Contact: Academic department
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Agency/Organization: Carleton University
Business Address: 1125 Colonel By Drive
City: Ottawa
Province: Ontario
Country: Canada
Phone Number: (613) 520-2525
Fax Number: (613) 520 4049
Web site: http://www.gs.carleton.ca/awards/award_view.php3?award_id=709
1950-2001
Beverlee Anne Bell
was born on August 23, 1950 in Montreal to proud parents
Jean Watson and Clifford Bell.
Beverlee moved to Ottawa
in 1983 and became very active in the peace movement
and worked for the Peace Petition Caravan. Eventually,
she became involved in the NDP.
During her time with
the NDP, Beverlee worked for Cid Samson, Michael Cassidy
and Evelyn Gigantes. She worked at NDP headquarters
as Tour Coordinator for Alexa McDonough and then became
Director of Administration for the NDP Caucus. Beverlee
had worked on many campaigns across the country, making
an impression on everyone she worked with and forging
lasting friendships. Beverlee loved a campaign.
Through her life, Beverlee
approached things with incredible optimism, tenacity
and spirit.
We are all richer
for knowing her.
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