The Kamaljit Kaur Chungh “Legacy of Hope” Bursary

In Loving Memory of Kamaljit Kaur Chungh

Ten years have passed since the world lost a soul of incomparable brilliance, yet the light Kamaljit Kaur Chungh ignited remains undimmed. A devoted wife, a dedicated CGA accountant, and a pillar of her family, Kamaljit defined what it meant to live with purpose and grace.

For nine years, she walked through the fire of cancer not as a victim, but as a warrior. While she faced a battle that would have broken many, she never once succumbed to self-pity. Instead, she chose to be a beacon of hope, radiating a warmth that guided everyone around her through their own dark times.

Kamaljit moved through life with a heart of pure gold and a beautiful, rare innocence. She possessed a soul so kind that she truly could not see the evil in the world, choosing instead to believe in the inherent goodness
of every person she met. She was a fierce advocate for the power of education and lived by a simple, profound creed: to help others and to be the very best human being one could possibly be.

Though she took her final breaths surrounded by the family who adored her, her journey did not end there. A decade later, her impact continues to ripple through the countless lives she touched. Kamaljit remains—now
and always—deeply loved, profoundly missed, and forever admired for the light she brought into this world.

Available to students enrolled in the Business Administration – Accounting program. Awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need and satisfactory academic achievement in the previous semester of the program.

Students must submit an application to be considered for this award.