Catherine Helen Spence Memorial Scholarships

Catherine Helen Spence Memorial Scholarships are travelling scholarships founded by the South Australian Government in 1911 in recognition of the pioneering social worker and feminist Catherine Helen Spence.

The scholarships are administered by the Catherine Helen Spence Memorial Scholarship Committee, and granted to selected applicants, who must be female and between the ages of 20 and 46. Membership of the scholarship committee is voluntary and appointed by the Minister of Education and Child Development on recommendation by the committee.[1] Previous recipients were:

  • 1912 Dorothea Proud
  • 1921 Constance Davey
  • 1925 Daisy Curtis
  • 1929 G. Vera Gaetjens
  • 1933 Agnes Dorsch
  • 1938 Doris Beeston
  • 1946 Mary Smith
  • 1953 Diana Lorking
  • 1962 Marie Mune
  • 1971 Fay Gale
  • 1976 Alwyn Dolling
  • 1983 Anne Killen
  • 1989 Frances Baum
  • 1993 Ronda Schultz
  • 1997 Megan Warin
  • 2001 Janette Young
  • 2005 Melanie Jones (SA police)
  • 2009 Sarah Paddick
  • 2013 Joanne Kaeding
  • 2018 Dr. Prudence Flowers

References
  1. "Administration of the scholarship and funds". SA Government. Archived from the original on 23 April 2016. Retrieved 22 May 2016.
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