Congratulations to our 
2021-22 In-Course Scholarship Winners!
Aikins Scholarship in English
Awarded to an outstanding full-time second-year English Specialist student who has taken at least three full-course equivalents in English.
Jane Austen Society of North America—Toronto Chapter Scholarship
An in-course award with financial need requirements for a Department of English program student demonstrating academic merit in courses (e.g., ENG322Y1, ENG323H1) related to major eighteenth- and nineteenth-century authors, including Jane Austen.
Avie Bennett Prize in Canadian Literature
Awarded to an undergraduate student who has submitted the best essay in Canadian Literature. Students may self-nominate by submitting an attachment of their essay from any suitable course on any campus in the proceeding summer or winter session. The deadline is May 8, 2023. Essays must be submitted in digital format (PDF or Word) and sent directly to this year's award Convenor, Prof Dierdre Baker (df.baker@utoronto.ca). Attachments should be saved under the student's last name and the prize's name (e.g. surname_AvieBennett_EssayPrize.doc) and the email subject heading should state: "Avie Bennett Essay Prize."
Beverley Beetham Endersby Prize
Awarded to a Department of English program student who has demonstrated "an exceptional understanding of, and respect for, the logic, structure, and history of the English language" (e.g., ENG240Y, ENG285H, ENG385H).
Department of English Book Prize
Awarded to the most outstanding third-year English Specialist student, taking into consideration the difficulty of the courses taken.
Department of English Prize
Honours excellent performance by a second- or third-year English Major or Specialist.
C.B. Farrar Undergraduate Scholarship in English
Awarded on the basis of academic merit and financial need to a full-time Department of English program student.
John King Scholarship in English Language and Literature
Awarded to an outstanding third-year English Specialist.
Winston and Stephanie Ling Award in English
Awarded to a third- or fourth-year Department of English program student who demonstrates academic excellence and financial need.
Dr. Arnold W. and Edna M. Macpherson Memorial Scholarship
Awarded to a third-year student enrolled in the Specialist program in English.
Walter O'Grady Undergraduate Scholarship in Eighteenth-Century English Literature
Awarded on the basis of academic merit and financial need to a second- or third-year English Major or Specialist studying eighteenth-century literature (e.g., ENG306Y, ENG337H).
Walter O'Grady Undergraduate Scholarship in English Literature
Awarded on the basis of academic merit and financial need to a second- or third-year English Major or Specialist.
E.J. Pratt Medal in Poetry
Competition open to any undergraduate or graduate student based on the poem or group of related poems judged to be the most outstanding submission. Students may apply through Enrolment Services by the February 23rd deadline.
Julia Reibetanz Prize for the Best Essay on Romantic Poetry
Awarded to an undergraduate student who has submitted the best essay in Romantic Poetry. Students may nominate themselves for this award, or they can be nominated by their instructor. Essays written during the 2023-2024 academic year will be considered. Students from all campuses are welcome to apply.
Please submit a brief cover note and the essay you would like to nominate by May 1, 2024 to Vanessa Andres, UTSG English Undergraduate Advisor at english.undergraduate@utoronto.ca. The attached file should be entitled: surname_RomanticPoetry_EssayPrize.doc
Elinore Siminovitch Memorial Bursary
Awarded to a female undergraduate student who has shown proficiency in writing in the field of English literature and has demonstrated financial need.
Elinore Siminovitch Memorial Prize
Awarded to a female undergraduate student who has shown proficiency in writing in the field of English literature.
John W. Spitzer Scholarship
Awarded to Department of English undergraduate program students on the basis of academic merit and financial need.
Anne Tanenbaum Scholarship in English Literature (Second Year)
Awarded to an outstanding second-year Department of English program student.
Anne Tanenbaum Scholarship in English Literature (Third Year)
Awarded to an outstanding third-year Department of English program student.
Christopher Wallis Undergraduate Scholarship in English
Awarded to a Department of English program student on the basis of financial need and academic achievement.
Milton Wilson Prize
Awarded to the first-year undergraduate student who obtains the highest marks in two English courses while completing a five-course load.