This fellowship was established through a special appeal to honour W. Donald Wood who was Director of the Industrial Relations Centre from 1960 to 1985 and first Director of the School of Industrial Relations. Applicants are automatically considered for the fellowships. The Cameron-Wood Prize was established by friends to honour Professor James Carrothers Cameron, founder and head of the Industrial Relations Section from 1937 to 1960, and Dr. W.D. Wood, Director of the Industrial Relations Centre from 1960 to 1985 and first Director of the School of Industrial Relations. This award is administered by the School of Industrial Relations. This award is administered by the School of Industrial Relations.
Students are normally eligible for grant assistance for the first four years of university study.
After students have used their grant eligibility periods, loan assistance to meet educational needs is available. The amounts of loan and grant under the OSAP program are determined by the federal and provincial governments, taking into consideration the financial resources of the student and his or her parents or spouse. It is strongly recommended that such applications reach the Student Awards Office during May or June. Non-residents of Ontario must apply to their own province for aid under the Canada Student Loans Plan in addition to any provincial aid that may be available. This program aims to assist students who find that their award from the various government assistance plans is inadequate or non-existent.