Scholarship essays
Household Mold: Leave It or Clean It?
This article has been written and submitted by Brady Hodge, B.A., B.Ed., for consideration in the 2019 Mold Busters Scholarship […]
Posted on 19 Aug'19 by John Ward
Student Essay: Passive Design for Indoor Air Quality
Student: Linnea Langford University : British Columbia Institute of Technology The City of Vancouver has a Greenest City 2020 target […]
Posted on 03 May'19 by John Ward
Student Essay: Importance of Mold Education
Student: Garifalia Milousis University : University of Ottawa Let’s Proactively Talk About Prevention: An Effective Approach to Preventing Mold It […]
Posted on 09 Apr'19 by John Ward
Interview with Maegan Ong
After winning our summer semester’s scholarship, Maegan Ong has agreed to answer few questions we had for her. We hope […]
Posted on 24 May'18 by John Ward
Asbestos: An Invisible Threat
Student: Nikita Li University : Vanier College Asbestos is strongly hazardous. The federal government has estimated that asbestos was, in […]
Posted on 11 May'18 by John Ward
Blastomyces dermatitidis: A Dimorphic Fungi
Student: Meryssa Boulianne University: Vanier College When people think of mold, the first thing that comes to mind is the […]
Posted on 11 May'18 by John Ward
What Are Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)?
Student: Maegan Ong University: University of Ottawa Gas, an undermined state of matter that is used in all aspects of […]
Posted on 11 May'18 by John Ward
My Fight Against Mold – Alexi van Vloten
Student First Name : Alexi van Vloten University : Dalhousie University Mold and mold removal has been a big issue […]
Posted on 11 May'18 by John Ward
Indoor Air Quality also “Drops” in the Wintertime
Student : By Linda Bui University : University of Toronto The winter season is a special time of the year, […]
Posted on 18 Jan'18 by John Ward
Mold is a Formidable Enemy
Student : Charlotte Sabourin University : Vanier College There are 3 main branches of life: Archaea, Bacteria and Eukarya. In […]
Posted on 18 Jan'18 by John Ward
