Nominations now open for MHC’s Honorary Applied Degree
Medicine Hat College (MHC) is looking to recognize the vision, passion and accomplishment of a community-minded individual with its Honorary Applied Degree.
This deserving individual will be acknowledged for their achievement and distinction in activities that align with the vision of MHC, including: scholarship, the advancement of learning, welfare and social responsibility, creativity and innovation, enterprise, and public service.
All members of the public are invited to submit a nomination and all information submitted is confidential. The selected candidate will be celebrated at MHC’s annual convocation ceremony on June 13, 2025.
“The presentation of our honorary applied degree is an important part of our convocation tradition and a chance to formally recognize and celebrate the dedication of those who help grow a vibrant future for our region,” says Kevin Shufflebotham, president of MHC. “The commitment and contributions of our past recipients are significant, and we look forward to naming our next recipient this spring.”
Last year’s recipient was Nichole Neubauer, recognizing her commitment to agriculture, education and community. Neubauer joins previous award recipients Bob Wanner, Elder Charlie Fox, Gerry Labas, David J. Carter, Parvin Camphor, Lorne Taylor, Bill Yuill, Dr. Larry Henderson, Rob Renner, Dr. Roy Wilson, Dr. Richard and Deborah Northcott, Bob Porter, Dr. John Moldon, Dr. Ken Sauer, Jim Horsman, and Randy Eresman. MHC's first honorary applied degree was bestowed in 2005 to Terry Brekko.
The application deadline is January 31, 2025. Nomination forms can be downloaded here.