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On June 21 Education News Canada shared NC’s release on The Tawse Winery Paul Pender Memorial BIPOC Student Award scholarship honouring late NC alumnus Paul Render (Winery and Viticulture Technician diploma, 2006) that will support BIPOC students...
Online wine blog vineroutes announced on June 20 that award-winning winemaker and late NC alumnus Paul Pender (Winery and Viticulture Technician diploma, 2006) is being honoured through a scholarship that will help the next generation of diverse winemakers. Moray Tawse, founder of Tawse Winery in Vineland where Pender was the Director of Viticulture and Winemaking at […]
On June 20 radio station Giant FM announced that award-winning Niagara winemaker and late NC almunus, Paul Render, is being honoured through a scholarship that will help the next generation of diverse winemakers. The segment highlights that Moray Tawse, founder of Tawse Winery in Vineland where Pender was the Director of Viticulture and Winemaking at the time […]
On June 20, InNiagara announced that NC alumnus Paul Pender is having his name honoured after his former boss Moray Tawse, founder of Tawse Winery in Vineland, made an endowed gift of close to $200,000 to create “The Tawse Winery Paul Pender Memorial BIPOC Student Award.” The donation will fund annual $10,000 scholarships for BIPOC students in […]
A June 20 article from 101.1 More FM reported on the new Niagara College scholarship that was created in memory of award-winning winemaker and NC alumnus Paul Pender (Winery and Viticulture Technician diploma, 2006). A gift of $200,000 was made by founder Moray Tawse, in order to create “The Tawse Winery Paul Pender Memorial BIPOC Student Award.” […]
A June 20 article from 101.1 More FM reported on the new Niagara College scholarship that was created in memory of award-winning winemaker and NC alumnus Paul Pender (Winery and Viticulture Technician diploma, 2006). A gift of $200,000 was made by founder Moray Tawse, in order to create “The Tawse Winery Paul Pender Memorial BIPOC Student Award.” […]