Resource and Community Development - Rio Tinto Diavik Community Scholarship Fund

Student Award

Fund History

In 2013, Rio Tinto Diavik Diamond Mine Inc. established the Community Scholarship Fund to assist individuals pursuing a career in mining or resource development. In 2015, the scholarship branched into Mining and Mining Support. In 2019, a third branch was added for women and gender diverse people in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). In 2025, the Fund was restructured into 4 distinct streams. As a result, Mining and Mining Support were merged into the Resource and Community Development stream.

Student Awards

Field of Studies:

Pursuing post-secondary studies related to resource development or community developmentPriority will be given to Indigenous applicants, and/or applicants pursuing a graduate program related to mining or resource development

Locations:

Residents of the Northwest Territories or Kitikmeot region of Nunavut of at least 12 consecutive months

Ineligibility:

Successful recipients cannot win more than two (2) times

Important Dates

2nd of April 12:01 AM

Application Portal Opens

31st of May, 11:59 PM

Application Portal Closes

2nd of April 12:01 AM

Funds Distributed

This Year's Award

Amount:
Recipient:

$3,100

1

 person

Past Award Recipients

  • 2025: Jonathan Gillingham (Mining Support)
  • 2024: James Rose (Mining) & Hillary Huynh (Mining Support)
  • 2023: Alison Devitt (Mining Support)
  • 2022: Allan Vickers (Mining) & Zoe Clark (Mining Support)
  • 2021: Stephanie Bourgeois (Mining) & Trisa Ngo (Mining Support)
  • 2020: Patrick Adzin Jr. (Mining), Gillian McNaughton (Mining), Kelvin Kotchilea (Mining Support), Nancy Ngo (Mining Support)
  • 2019: Nancy Ngo (Mining) & Trisa Ngo (Mining Support)
  • 2018: Stéphane Careen (Mining) & Johanna Stewart (Mining Support)
  • 2017: Sabrina Lakhani (Mining Support) & Monique Chapman (Mining Support)
  • 2016: Julianna Neudorf (Mining) & Jessica Norris (Mining Support)
  • 2015: Stephen Giovanetto (Mining) & Jessica Norris (Mining Support)
  • 2014: Martha Hamre, Monique Chapman, Bryana Matthews & Sydney Friesen
  • 2013: Jeff Rosnawski