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Jim has worked extensively to encourage youth to make education a priority and has worked in partnership with post-secondary institutions to develop scholarships and strengthen the quality of programs and experiences available to Indigenous students. His long-standing association with the Keyano College which includes serving on the Board of Governors as as vice-chair of the College for 6 years (1988-1994).
Scholarships and Bursaries
Chief Jim Boucher Distinguished Alumnus Award
No: 1 Program: Business Administration or University Studies Bachelor of Commerce Year:
1 Awarded to a full-time student entering the 1 year of Business Administration or University Studies Bachelor of Commerce.
The recipient must be a First Nations Member (proof of membership will be required). Selection will be based on financial need. Please provide a copy of line 150 from your income tax return as proof of financial need.
