scholarships because of their academic achievements.

Named after Albert E. Nicholl, a former member of Parliament, the scholarships provide winners with the assistance to accomplish their future career endeavours.

This year's Nicholl Scholarship recipients collected their awards last week at a presentation held in Appleby, Spurling & Kempe's executive boardroom.

Roderick Ferguson will be attending the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he will study computer science and software development.

Kathleen Ardis will be pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Physiotherapy at King's College in London, England.

Elizabeth Walker, hopes to obtain an MSc degree in Management from Queen's University in Canada.

And Simon Draycott will be studying for a Doctorate degree in Clinical Pyschology from the University of London in England.

STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE -- Four students recently earned themselves Appleby, Spurling & Kempe's Nicholl Scholarship awards in honour of their academic achievements. Pictured, from left, are Kathleen Ardis, Trustee Richard Spurling and Elizabeth Walker. Missing from the photo are Roderick Ferguson and Simon Draycott.

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