In recognition of the importance of cultivating leadership development in its mandate, the Canadian Foundation awarded its first leadership-focused awards in 2016.
In recognition of the importance of cultivating leadership development in its mandate, the Canadian Foundation awarded its first leadership-focused awards in 2016. Leadership Awards are available to any undergraduate in good academic standing at a university where Phi Delta Theta has a Canadian chapter.
A successful candidate will demonstrate how he is a leader, on campus and in the community. Examples of such leadership and involvement include (but need not be limited to):
Campus leadership and involvement:
Is actively involved in campus leadership roles, promotes loyalty to the institution, and gets involved in campus activities.
Community leadership and involvement:
Is actively involved in community building, community service and philanthropic initiatives, and promoting good relations with the community.
Since 1974, the Canadian Foundation has awarded over $400,000 to more than 400 undergraduates across Canada, all thanks to the generosity of Phi Delt alumni living in Canada.
The J. Fred Green Award is awarded annually to the Phi Delta Theta Canadian Foundation’s top-ranked scholarship recipient. The award was first granted in 1996 by the Canadian Foundation in recognition of Brother J. Fred Green’s long-standing contribution to the Canadian Fraternity.
The D. Grant Loree Leadership Award is awarded annually to the Phi Delta Theta Canadian Foundation’s top-ranked leadership award recipient, in recognition of Brother Loree’s long-standing contribution and leadership to the Canadian Foundation.
The Canadian Foundation established the Manitoba Alpha Leadership Award in 2018, a restricted fund that recognizes leadership achievements by undergraduates attending the University of Manitoba.