Scholarships and Prizes
Entrance Scholarships
The Jubilee Scholarship This scholarship was founded in 1851 by the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, in commemoration of the sesquicentenary of its incorporation. It is tenable only in the Divinity Class of Trinity College, and is awarded to the student registered at Trinity who obtains the best degree in the Faculty of Arts.
The Dean Grasett Scholarship
This scholarship, the bequest of the late Colonel H.J. Grasett, C.M.G., is awarded to a student who has graduated in Arts in a recognized university to assist him or her in taking a course in the Faculty of Divinity at Trinity College. The scholarship is tenable for two years.
Prizes and General Scholarships
Prizes and other scholarships are awarded by the College at the annual Convocation for Degrees in May, on the recommendation of the Faculty of Divinity's Committee of the Teaching Staff. The awards recognize highest academic achievement in a course, discipline, or academic year. To be eligible for a discipline prize, the student will have taken more than the required number of courses in a department. For year prizes, students may not have any courses standing deferred, and will have participated in the life of the community.
First Year
| Dean Feilding Scholarship | Year Prize |
| Sidney Childs Prize | Introduction to Systematic Theology |
| Rupert Fenwick Williams Prize | Introduction to New Testament |
| Doolittle Prize in Reading | Most Improved Preaching Skills |
| Canon G.B. Morley Memorial Prize | New Testament Greek Course |
Second Year
| Archbishop Kingston Memorial Scholarship | Year Prize* |
| Fourth Bishop of Toronto's Prize | Year Prize (Second)* |
| McDonald Prize | Biblical Studies |
| Alexander Burnside Chafee Prize | Best Preaching Skills |
| Canon P.M. Lamb Prize | New Testament Greek Course |
* For M.Div. and L.Th. students, average will be taken for the 1st through 16th credits since internship is pass/fail.
Third Year
| Gordon Kent Stephen Memorial Prize | Year Prize |
| J. Nicholson Prize | Liturgics |
| Dominion Regalia Prize | Liturgics |
| Dorothy Shuter Prize | Liturgics |
| McDonald Prize | Biblical Studies |
| Canadian Bible Society Prize | Best Preaching Skills |
| Divinity Associates' Prize for College Involvement* | Community Life |
| Governor General's Silver Medal | Highest M.Div. Average Overall |
Any Year
| Canon Charles Frederick Pashler Prize | Ethics and Society Course |
| Hamilton Memorial Prize | Honour's Thesis (First) |
| Kent Testimonial Prize | Honour's Thesis (Second) |
| Spencer Prize in Mission Study | Christian Missionary Work/Study |
| Margaret L. Muckle Prize | Philosophy of Religion Studies |
| Margaret L. Muckle Prize | Church History Studies |
| College Prize in Hebrew | Christian Education Studies |
| Maude Hall Coombs Scholarship | Hebrew Course |
|
Romney M. Moseley Memorial Prize (Multicultural Studies, Biomedical and Social Ethics, or Third World Christianity) |
Evangelism |
| Gartshore Integrity Award** |
Advanced Degree Gender Issues |
* Divinity Associates' Prize
This prize, first awarded in 1998, is given to the graduating basic degree student who has best demonstrated an involvement in the community life of Trinity College. The recipient is chosen by the Divinity Associates Executive in consultation with the Dean and Co-Heads of Divinity. The Co-Heads of Divinity are not eligible for the award.
** Gartshore Integrity Award
This award, the gift of Mr. John Gartshore, will be made on the basis of financial need and academic ability, with preference given to students whose work focuses on questions of sexual orientation in theology and in the practice and teaching of the contemporary church. First consideration will be given to Trinity students, but other TST students are also eligible.
The Frederick Le Maitre Grasett Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded to a graduate in the Faculty of Divinity, in order to enable him or her to proceed to further studies.