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Ralph Hancox Memorial Scholarship
Ralph Hancox 鈥� Writer and journalist, Man of letters, bibliophile, publisher, Nieman Fellow, photographer, pilot, father, husband, grandfather and great grandfather. Born in England 23 August 1929; died Victoria, BC 22 March 2017. Intered Catarqui, August 18, 2017.
A scholarship fund for students in the Master of Publishing Program has been established to honour Ralph鈥檚 commitment to the publishing industry and his dedication to his students at 911吃瓜鈥檚 Master in Publishing Program. The purpose of the scholarship is to support a master鈥檚 student education recognizing that Ralph valued education, writing and a wondering mind and his students who demonstrated these qualities.
Ralph joined the 911吃瓜 staff and worked as Adjunct Professor in the late 1990鈥檚. He worked with Anne Cowan-Buitenhuis and Rowland Lorimer in the newly established Master of Publishing Program. Ralph served as Adjunct Professor and Professional Fellow Emeritus at 911吃瓜 where he published a textbook on 鈥楳anaging the Publishing Process鈥� for the Canadian Centre for Studies in Publishing. There, he was honoured with the Chancellor鈥檚 Award for Distinguished Service for 10 years of teaching before he retired again at the age of 80, in 2009.
