Despite recent progress, BIPOC artists are still highly underrepresented, leaving the arts field sor...
more...Despite recent progress, BIPOC artists are still highly underrepresented, leaving the arts field sorely lacking in diversity. A recent study found that 85.4% of works across 18 museums in the US were created by white artists, with only 1.2% coming from Black artists and just 2.8% from Hispanic/Latino artists. In order to broaden the perspectives reflected in art, it’s critical to uplift artistic BIPOC students. This scholarship seeks to support first-generation BIPOC high school students who are passionate about pursuing careers in the arts. Any first-generation, BIPOC high school senior who is a US citizen, has non-profit or community service experience, has at least a 2.4 GPA, and is pursuing visual, studio, or performing arts disciplines may apply for this scholarship. To apply, tell us why you’re passionate about the arts. Give us a creative example (short film, original song, etc) of why you’re interested in the arts and how you hope to improve the world through your artistic career.
The “You Will Be Found” College Essay Challenge is open to all 11th and 12th grade students attendin...
more...The “You Will Be Found” College Essay Challenge is open to all 11th and 12th grade students attending a public, private, and charter high school or homeschool equivalent in the United States and American Territories during the 2021-2022 academic year. Challenge open to US residents only. Presented in partnership with the Broadway and National Tour productions of Dear Evan Hansen, the program recognizes excellence in storytelling and promotes student engagement with the production. Dear Evan Hansen, at its core, is a story about connection. The theme for the 2021-2022 academic year is as follows: Evan Hansen and his peers are coming of age, but the adults in their lives are in many ways still figuring themselves out, too. As you look ahead to life after high school and starting college, do you view this time in your life as a precipice or a continuum? Will you introduce a “new you” into a fresh community, or further shape the best version of yourself as you explore new horizons? We invite you, the 11th-grade and 12th-grade students to write a college-application style essay (no longer than 650-words) that describes your experiences with or ideas about reinvention, at any stage of your life.
The Against The Grain Artistic Scholarship provides financial assistance and promotion of Asian Amer...
more...The Against The Grain Artistic Scholarship provides financial assistance and promotion of Asian American college students pursuing a major in the performing, visual arts, journalism and/or mass communications. Must be of at least 25% Asian and/or Pacific Islander ethnicity Must be a citizen, national or legal permanent resident of the U.S. Must be either a high school senior or a college student currently enrolled fulltime at an accredited U.S. vocational, junior college, or four-year college/university and must be a full- time, associate/bachelor/master degree seeking student by the upcoming academic calendar year and pursuing a major in the visual/performing arts (film, theatre, fashion, photography, graphic design, dance, music, journalism, mass communications, etc.) Have demonstrated leadership abilities through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities
The AGL Over the Rainbow Foundation is proud to announce the Blooming Artist Award sponsored by Rona...
more...The AGL Over the Rainbow Foundation is proud to announce the Blooming Artist Award sponsored by Ronald and Patti Loveless. The Blooming Artist Award is an annual $1000 Scholarship gifted to a high school fine arts student who continues their education at a college level, who exhibits a love for their craft and a dedication to their community. Ronald and Patti served as founding board members of the AGL Foundation and are consistent contributors and steadfast supporters. They both hold the foundation near and dear to their hearts. We are thrilled to announce our continued partnership. Each applicant must submit the following: 1.) A short video (3 minutes) or sample of your highlighted performances or artwork. 2.) A resume of your musical, theatre, art, or chorus background. 3.) Up to three letters of reference from teachers or mentors 4.) A copy of the acceptance letter from the college you will be attending in the fall. If timing makes this impossible, a listing of your applications with plans to attend.
ALW University Scholarships are awarded to cover tuition fees at an accredited private or public uni...
more...ALW University Scholarships are awarded to cover tuition fees at an accredited private or public university in the United States. Each of our scholars will be provided with scholarships of $10,000 a year, renewable for four years ($40,000 total) so long as a minimum GPA of 3.0 is maintained. Scholars also receive exclusive opportunities including mentorship from key industry players, participation in free master classes, panels for career advancement, and much more. Who should apply? High school students in grade 12 who demonstrate talent and ability in the theatre arts, but have a lack of resources to attend a four year university program. The student’s area of focus can be from any aspect of theatre from performance, to design, to writing, to stage management, and others. Applicants should demonstrate their need, talent, and passion for attending university through their application materials, including an introduction video, personal narrative, and work samples. Competitive applicants will show future promise, studying to make an impact as an important member of the theatre community.
The Anthony Quinn Foundation Scholarship Program was established to commemorate Anthony Quinn’s cont...
more...The Anthony Quinn Foundation Scholarship Program was established to commemorate Anthony Quinn’s contribution to the arts and support his vision for an art conscious society. The Scholarship Program provides financial assistance to high school students who wish to attend a recognized pre-college, or summer intensive arts education program. The Scholarship Program is an annual competition for high school students seeking funding to attend summer intensive arts programs. Applicants must demonstrate exceptional talent, dedication, and a strong commitment to personal artistic growth. The Scholarship Program focuses on the Literary Arts, Media Arts (Animation, Anime, Film, Graphic Design, Photography), Performing Arts (Dance, Instrumental, Singing, Theatre) and the Visual Arts (Architecture, Drawing, Painting, Sculpture). Scholarship recipients can apply Foundation funds to any recognized pre-college or arts education program. Funds awarded will be sent directly to the arts education program designated by the student. The Anthony Quinn Foundation Scholarship cannot be used for currently attending programs, previously attended programs, private instruction, secondary school, college tuition, or travel expenses. Past Anthony Quinn Foundation Scholarship recipients are not eligible to apply again.
Graduate student in arts education or in the arts with an intention to teach May not be a Rhode Isla...
more...Graduate student in arts education or in the arts with an intention to teach May not be a Rhode Island School of Design graduate or seeking a graduate degree from RISD Rhode Island resident Financial need
The Archibald Rutledge Scholarship program, named for South Carolina’s first poet laureate, offers t...
more...The Archibald Rutledge Scholarship program, named for South Carolina’s first poet laureate, offers twelfth-grade students (enrolled in a public school in South Carolina) the opportunity to compete for a scholarship in creative writing, dance, music, theatre, or visual arts as well as encourages and recognizes academic and artistic excellence among South Carolina students. Students will mail or deliver original compositions, process folios, and other required documentation in one of the five arts disciplines (creative writing, dance, music, theatre, or visual arts) to the South Carolina Department of Education. Students must currently be enrolled in twelfth grade in a public school in South Carolina. Students must plan to attend a South Carolina college or university. Students must be a U.S. citizen and have attended public school in South Carolina for the past two years. Students may only apply for one scholarship. Dance—An entry is defined as an original creation of dance choreography timed at three to six minutes created for solo dancer or ensemble in any appropriate movement style. The applicant must perform in the recording of his or her creation. Music—An entry is defined as an original vocal or instrumental composition created by the applicant timed at four to ten minutes for solo performer or small ensemble (recommended no more than five parts) utilizing any appropriate compositional technique. Arrangements of existing works will not be permitted for this competition. Theatre—An entry is defined as an original one-act script created by the applicant with a runtime of eight to fifteen minutes.
Arts for Life! recognizes the creativity and artistic talents of high school students throughout Flo...
more...Arts for Life! recognizes the creativity and artistic talents of high school students throughout Florida. Annually, Arts for Life! awards $1,000 scholarships to 25 Florida high school seniors who demonstrate academic and artistic excellence in creative writing, dance, drama, music or the visual arts.
Scholarship & Award application process is open to ALL Monmouth County High School seniors who are g...
more...Scholarship & Award application process is open to ALL Monmouth County High School seniors who are graduating in the 2022-2023 academic school year and continuing education after graduation.Those with experiences with any art form and any level of study are welcome. Whether you had one impactful experience or have been taking classes for years, or if you are an actor, photographer, folk/cultural dancer, vocalist, musician, graphic designer, filmmaker or beyond, please consider applying.
- Be a graduating Auburn High School senior in the CAPA program; - Have an interest and prior experi...
more...- Be a graduating Auburn High School senior in the CAPA program; - Have an interest and prior experience in the performing arts; - Have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5/4.0; - Have financial need; and - Have overcome adversity in life.
Description: Students who are 16 years of age or older who are interested in pursuing the developmen...
more...Description: Students who are 16 years of age or older who are interested in pursuing the development of their talents in an art discipline may apply for this award. Students must have a history of movement to obtain work in agriculture. Application requirements for the Berrien Fragos Thorn Arts Scholarship for Migrant Farmworkers are: Application form Recommendation letter Budget and work samples (for $500 or more grant)
The Cameron Impact Scholarship is a four-year, full-tuition, impact-driven undergraduate scholarship...
more...The Cameron Impact Scholarship is a four-year, full-tuition, impact-driven undergraduate scholarship awarded annually to 10-15 exceptional high school students who have demonstrated excellence in leadership, community service, extracurricular activities, and academics. The Cameron Impact Scholar is unique among their peers in their desire to directly impact their communities and in the world at large. Our Scholar aspires to contribute to positive forces for change and plans to tailor their education to that end. The Cameron Impact Scholarship covers the full tuition, fees, and books at any accredited U.S. based college or university that the recipient chooses to attend. As a merit-based program, the Cameron Impact Scholarship is open to all applicants who meet the GPA and citizenship requirements, regardless of race, socioeconomic status, religion, sexual orientation or any other background factors. We are looking for young leaders with demonstrated passion and commitment to any variety of positive impact. Eligibility for the Cameron Impact Scholarship is based on the following criteria. The applicant must: Maintain a minimum, cumulative, unweighted GPA of a 3.7/4.0 scale or equivalent in their high school studies; Be a full citizen of the United States of America; Be in the high school graduating Class of 2024, planning to enroll in a full-time course of study towards a degree at an accredited four-year U.S. college or university for the full academic year following high school graduation; Show proven excellence in extracurricular activities, be motivated leaders with a strong work ethic, demonstrate active participation in community service and/or civic minded arenas; and Submit the following three components by the Application Deadline: Online Application; Two required Letters of Recommendation; and Transcript certifying academic performance.
Central Florida: Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Brevard, Lake or Volusia counties
The competition is for amateur jazz musicians who are high school seniors or students in the first 3...
more...The competition is for amateur jazz musicians who are high school seniors or students in the first 3 years of college. Applicants must be residents of, or attend/plan to attend a college in Central Florida: Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Brevard, Lake or Volusia counties. There is no age restriction. A primary requisite is that the applicants are interested in furthering their studies in jazz music.
The arts are essential to a vibrant culture, a thriving economy, and a creative society. Unfortunate...
more...The arts are essential to a vibrant culture, a thriving economy, and a creative society. Unfortunately, there’s often a lack of support for programs like music and theater, and many students are discouraged from pursuing their passions as a result. First-generation students and minority students face particular challenges when pursuing the arts due to a lack of mentorship and financial resources. This scholarship seeks to support first-generation BIPOC students who are pursuing careers in music or theater so they can find success through their passions. Any first-generation, BIPOC undergraduate or graduate student who is pursuing a degree in theater or music may apply for this scholarship. To apply, tell us why having a career in the arts is important to you.
Greensburg Salem High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
The Charles E. Kaylor, Sr. Excellence in the Arts Award was established at The Community Foundation ...
more...The Charles E. Kaylor, Sr. Excellence in the Arts Award was established at The Community Foundation of Westmoreland County to foster the continuing education of students from the Greensburg Salem High School who have demonstrated a love of, and proficiency in, the arts. Mr. Charles Kaylor, Sr.’s long career in commercial art and advertising provided the principal for this fund. His love of most art forms made logical the establishment of his legacy. Passion, pride, drive and knowledge, individually, may not necessarily provide success, but when they are employed together, they almost always do.
Chi Am Circle’s signature commitment to education has been its scholarship awards programs. For over...
more...Chi Am Circle’s signature commitment to education has been its scholarship awards programs. For over 40 years, Chi Am Circle has provided scholarships for graduating high school seniors in Santa Clara County. In 2017, an additional category of scholarship was established – the Chi Am Circle Outreach High School Scholarship for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The Chi Am Circle High School Scholarship awards range in value from $1,000 to $5,000. The program is very competitive and scholarship recipients are selected based upon a variety of factors including academic achievement, community service, financial need, and noteworthy extracurricular activities such as work, performing arts, and athletics. To be considered for a scholarship, applicants must meet the following requirements: Be a high school senior in the current academic year Have a minimum 3.3 unweighted cumulative GPA in high school Be a U.S. citizen or legal resident Reside and go to school in Santa Clara County, California or be the child or grandchild of an active Chi Am member Be of Asian descent as defined by the California Department of Education, https://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/nu/sn/racialethniccat.asp Be a college-bound in the Fall after high school graduation and provide proof of acceptance and enrollment to an accredited two or four-year college (Exception: If you are a special needs student, as defined by Section 504 of the Education Code, you may attend vocational training.)
One of the goals of The Classic Center Cultural Foundation is to support the youth in our community ...
more...One of the goals of The Classic Center Cultural Foundation is to support the youth in our community in their continuing study of the arts. One of the ways we achieve this is by awarding annual performing arts scholarships to local high school students and a culinary scholarship to individuals seeking to pursue culinary arts education full-time. The Cultural Foundation also provides funds back to the school arts program of each student recipient.
Eligible students will: Write an essay of no fewer than 600 words about your career aspirations and ...
more...Eligible students will: Write an essay of no fewer than 600 words about your career aspirations and how your current studies will help you achieve success in your career. Where do you see yourself 10 years from now? Thinking outside the box is encouraged! Email your essay as a .doc or .pdf attachment to: scholarship@greatclubs.com YouTube submissions are optional, although not required. Video should be no longer than 5 minutes. (Essays submitted via YouTube must also be submitted in writing.)
If you are eligible, you MUST meet the following requirements to apply: Identify as Black, Asian, La...
more...If you are eligible, you MUST meet the following requirements to apply: Identify as Black, Asian, Latinx, Indigenous, or a Person of Color. Pursue a degree or a concentration in Stage Management, Technical Theatre, Theatre Design, Playwriting, Directing, or Theatre Management. Be enrolled, or intend to enroll, at an accredited college or university based in the United States, including Hawaii and Alaska in the Spring of 2022. Be a US Citizen. Be a full-time student for the academic year. Have a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher.
Are you are graduating Morris County senior who excels in the arts? Morris Arts is offering the Elai...
more...Are you are graduating Morris County senior who excels in the arts? Morris Arts is offering the Elaine Ehlers ($5,000) and Eugenie Coladarci ($1,500) Arts Scholarships to recognize graduating high school seniors who has exhibited artistic excellence in dance, drama, visual arts or music. Applications will be accepted from high school seniors graduating in June 2023 who are currently attending public, private, or parochial school in New Jersey. Applicants must be Morris County residents who plan to pursue post-secondary studies at an accredited institution or acknowledged arts school or fine arts program, and who have demonstrated artistic excellence. Your completed application automatically qualifies you for consideration for either scholarship. Children of Morris Arts trustees, staff and panelists are not eligible.
This scholarship was established in 2000, in honor of the late Curtis Mayfield to ensure that Africa...
more...This scholarship was established in 2000, in honor of the late Curtis Mayfield to ensure that African American or Black students pursuing a degree in the performing arts receive financial assistance. Performing arts include theater, drama, comedy, music, dance, opera, marching bands, etc.
Completion of Universal Scholarship Application Aquidneck Island residents Art or music student Enro...
more...Completion of Universal Scholarship Application Aquidneck Island residents Art or music student Enrolled as a freshman, sophomore, or junior (at time of application) in a four-year accredited institution of higher learning Award: $2,000 - $5,000; renewable
Legendary actor Robin Williams once said that “by being entertaining, you make a connection with ano...
more...Legendary actor Robin Williams once said that “by being entertaining, you make a connection with another person.” The performing arts thrive on evoking feelings and making these connections with an audience. Performers have the power to conjure laughter, smiles, tears, shock, suspense, and so much more. Through performance, people can express themselves in unique ways. To support the future of the performing arts, the Studio Fine Arts Scholarship will support high school seniors and undergraduate students from Illinois who plan to continue on in their artistic education in the future. Those planning to pursue majors in the arts, such as music, theater, dance, etc. are eligible to apply. In your application, write about an artist that influenced you and how their direction has led you to where you are now. Also, talk a little bit about your favorite experience so far that you’ve had in the arts.
The Dave Bragdon Scholarship Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation was created to celebrate the life tra...
more...The Dave Bragdon Scholarship Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation was created to celebrate the life tragically cut short at age 18 of a young man who brought joy to everyone whose life he touched with his humor, compassion, love and hugs. Scholarships are to help a deserving graduate feel the joy that Dave Bragdon (Mt. Lebanon class of 2001) received and spread to his family and friends, from reading, music, theater and the arts.
The David A. Hicks Scholarship for the Arts is available for application from senior high school stu...
more...The David A. Hicks Scholarship for the Arts is available for application from senior high school students in the Berrien County, Michigan area. Each year, the scholarship awards at least $1000 to one student, with a preference toward students at David's alma matter, River Valley High School in Three Oaks, Michigan.
Established by family and friends in memory of David Jagaciewski who passed away on November 29, 200...
more...Established by family and friends in memory of David Jagaciewski who passed away on November 29, 2006. David was a teacher of technology education at Poughkeepsie High School for 33 years. This scholarship is established to assist students in receiving a post-secondary education. The scholarship shall be applied to tuition costs at an accredited college or university in the United States. - Be a graduating senior from Poughkeepsie High School - Have a C+ average or better - Have an interest pursue a course of study and plan to have a career in the arts, architecture or engineering, interior or fashion design, family or consumer science or landscape architecture
The David Malcolm Scholarship is for students who have overcome obstacles to educational achievement...
more...The David Malcolm Scholarship is for students who have overcome obstacles to educational achievement – personal, family, demographic or situational – and require help to continue on the path to success. Eligible applicants are high school seniors or college students who have already shown perseverance in pursuing a college degree. They will clearly show how this scholarship will make a difference in realizing success. To apply for this scholarship, students must meet the following criteria: Applicants must be a high school senior that has already been accepted into an accredited college or university, or a current student enrolled at an accredited college or university full-time. Students must have a minimum GPA of 3.5
Scholarship Eligibility Student should be majoring in theater Student must reside in the general ser...
more...Scholarship Eligibility Student should be majoring in theater Student must reside in the general service area of the Playhouse Selection is nondiscriminatory, including age Not based on financial need
Student essay competition sponsored by Concord Theatricals. The program was founded in 2009 to suppo...
more...Student essay competition sponsored by Concord Theatricals. The program was founded in 2009 to support and grow student advocacy on behalf of theatre and other arts education. DemocracyWorks was created to offer youth a voice to advocate for theatre education. Each year, students submit inspiring essays on a timely prompt surrounding the value of arts education.
Diane Amendt dedicated her life to the arts and inspired many throughout her career. Diane spent mor...
more...Diane Amendt dedicated her life to the arts and inspired many throughout her career. Diane spent more than fifty years as part of Inland Dance Theatre, directing shows and shaping young dancers in the area to prepare them to attend prestigious dance schools. As an educator, Diane honored the uniqueness of each child and was committed to the Pencil, Pen, and Brush program, recognizing students’ talent and skills in art and reading. This scholarship aims to honor the life of Diane Amendt by supporting students who are pursuing higher education in the arts. Any high school senior, undergraduate, or graduate student who is studying the arts may apply for this scholarship. To apply, tell us how arts education has affected your life growing up and who inspired you to pursue your craft.
Students must be high school students living and attending school in Southern California, who are gr...
more...Students must be high school students living and attending school in Southern California, who are graduating as a senior and who are planning to enroll at a higher education institution or vocational/technical school to pursue an Associate’s degree, a Bachelor’s degree, or certificate of profession. Students must be embarking on a career pertaining to “the arts”
The Don Brockett Memorial Scholarship Fund was created at The Pittsburgh Foundation to provide schol...
more...The Don Brockett Memorial Scholarship Fund was created at The Pittsburgh Foundation to provide scholarship benefits to students of the performing and theatrical arts at Carnegie Mellon University, Chatham University or Point Park University Attend or plan to attend Carnegie Mellon University, Chatham University or Point Park University. Have special talent or interest in the performing and theatrical arts. Demonstrate financial need. Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0. Plan to attend Carnegie Mellon University, Chatham University or Point Park University. Be a good student but not in the top 10% academically. Also, be involved in extracurricular and/or other activities outside of school which reflect an ordinary (typical) student who shows extraordinary self-discipline and motivation to goals larger than self.
Each year, the Donna Reed Foundation for the Performing Arts grants scholarship merit awards to Iowa...
more...Each year, the Donna Reed Foundation for the Performing Arts grants scholarship merit awards to Iowa high school students (grades 10-12) who qualify for post-secondary education and desire to pursue an education or a career in the performing arts. The Foundation continues its long tradition of recognition programs for excellence including a history of national and regional competitions, many culminating in Scholarship Concert performances before judges and live audiences.
The Doreen Montalvo Scholarship is not only a financial award, but also a mutual commitment from R....
more...The Doreen Montalvo Scholarship is not only a financial award, but also a mutual commitment from R.Evolución Latina to nurture and the recipient to continue to dare to go beyond as they work toward their dreams. The Selection Committee will select the recipient not only on the basis of their past accomplishments, but also on character, leadership, and desire to enrich their art and the art of those around them. The four criteria for each applicant are as follows: – Artists who are at least 30 years old (DOB on or before 1/31/1991) -Pursuing a career in the performing arts -Qualified members of a principal minority group (Latina/Latino/Hispanic, African-American, American Indian or Alaskan native, Asian or Pacific Islander) -Desire to grow as an artist
The Dorian De Long Arts and Music Scholarship encourages students to continue an arts education, cre...
more...The Dorian De Long Arts and Music Scholarship encourages students to continue an arts education, creating a well-rounded student who has critical thinking skills, effective communication skills and creative problem solving abilities, leading to a stronger individual and community. The Dorian De Long Arts and Music Scholarship is awarded to a graduating high school student who intends to pursue advanced education in the study of arts. The scholarship (currently $1,500-2,500) is awarded annually in memory of Dorian De Long, a passionate educator and education activist, who believed in the power of the arts to transform lives.
East Rock Films is an educational organization that seeks to inform and inspire viewers by bringing ...
more...East Rock Films is an educational organization that seeks to inform and inspire viewers by bringing to life famous writers, artists, and their works. Previous films include In Search of Thoreau about the life and writings of famed writer and naturalist Henry David Thoreau and In Search of Walt Whitman. We have also published The Hidden Light, a book that explores the intersection of religion and spirituality. A documentary on the life, work, and legacy of Edgar Allan Poe will be released next year. To be eligible, you must be a junior or senior in high school or a freshman or sophomore in an accredited college, university, or community college in the U.S. or Canada. Your intended area of study or co-study should be in the Arts, Humanities, or Social Sciences.
EdTA is proud to offer scholarships that recognize Thespian achievement by supporting honor society ...
more...EdTA is proud to offer scholarships that recognize Thespian achievement by supporting honor society students’ education and training. The scholarship application period is January 1 to April 1. Only inducted Thespians may apply. The Dr. Kenny D. Hasija Scholarship honors Broadway producer Ken Davenport’s father by supporting applicants traditionally underrepresented in the theatre industry. The Mark Drum Scholarship was created to support Asian and Pacific Islander Thespians with donations from and in honor of Thespian alumni, EdTA board member, and teaching artist Mark Drum. The Future Theatre Educator Scholarship helps Thespians in pursuing a career in theatre education. It was created by Nebraska and Indiana chapter leadership, with funding from chapter leaders across the country. The Gai Laing Jones Theatre Education Scholarship was created by former EdTA board president Gai Laing Jones to support preservice theatre educators in completing their degrees. The Board of Directors Scholarship and Presidents’ Leadership Scholarship were created with donations by and in honor of past and current EdTA board directors and presidents. The Christopher L. Hunt Scholarship honors the late EdTA marketing director. The Michael J. Peitz Leadership Scholarship honors the former executive director of EdTA.
Franklin, Hampshire, and Hampden Counties, Massachusetts
Residents of Franklin, Hampden or Hampshire Counties who are pursuing fine or performing arts beyond...
more...Residents of Franklin, Hampden or Hampshire Counties who are pursuing fine or performing arts beyond their freshman year.
The Eleanor Friedberg Art Scholarship Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation, in conjunction with Manches...
more...The Eleanor Friedberg Art Scholarship Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation, in conjunction with Manchester Craftsmen's Guild, was created for graduating high school seniors interested in pursuing studies in the arts. Manchester Craftsmen's Guild produces the MCG Invitational Arts Exhibition which features the creative accomplishments of high school students working with the visual arts.
This opportunity is provided to honor the life and legacy of Elizabeth Furber. The purpose of the El...
more...This opportunity is provided to honor the life and legacy of Elizabeth Furber. The purpose of the Elizabeth Furber Scholarship program is to provide financial assistance to eligible American Indian and Alaska Native female graduate students pursuing degrees full-time at an accredited institution in fine arts, visual works, crafts, music, performing arts and dance, literary arts, creative writing, and poetry. This opportunity is a need-based award. Students must meet the following requirements to be considered for this scholarship: Be an enrolled female member or a descendant of a federally or state-recognized American Indian Tribe or Alaska Native group. Be enrolled full-time at an accredited college or university pursuing a graduate degree. Be pursuing a degree in fine arts, visual works, crafts, music, performing arts and dance, literary arts, creative writing, or poetry. Be in good academic standing as defined by their institution.
Carnegie Mellon University, Duquesne University, Point Park University or University of Pittsburgh
The Eugene “Babe” Fabrizi Fund to Educate Music Students of The Pittsburgh Foundation was created to...
more...The Eugene “Babe” Fabrizi Fund to Educate Music Students of The Pittsburgh Foundation was created to support young or adult musicians. Criteria Pursue a degree or studies in music or a music/musical theater concentration in higher education. Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0. Preference will be given to percussionists though all music students are encouraged to apply.
Young people encounter many hurdles in life. Whether it’s at home, school, among friends, or just fi...
more...Young people encounter many hurdles in life. Whether it’s at home, school, among friends, or just figuring out who they are and where they fit in. Expressions is challenging high school teens to use their creativity to share how they feel about what is happening in their world. Eligibility Open to all legal United States residents in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and US Virgin Islands who are between 13 and 18 years of age and currently enrolled in high school as of date of Entry. Professional artists, videographers, photographers and writers, or anyone who earns at least 20% of their income by providing these services are not eligible to enter this Contest. Employees of Walgreen Co. (“Sponsor”), GoldStar Communications (“Administrator”) and each of their affiliates, subsidiaries, advertising and promotion agencies, and their immediate family members and/or those living in the same household are not eligible.
For almost half a century the Belin Arts Scholarship has funded the noble arts of painting, sculptur...
more...For almost half a century the Belin Arts Scholarship has funded the noble arts of painting, sculpture, photography, music, drama, dance, literature, and architecture, helping to bring success to the fortunate recipients, as well as joy to an appreciative public. The Scholarship award is in the amount of up to $10,000. The Scholarship was established to provide financial assistance to artists of outstanding aptitude and promise in the fine arts. It is intended to aid the recipients in their development into professional artists. The recipient may use the money for formal or informal study or travel conducted according to an individual program or proposal which has had the prior approval by the Selection Committee through the application process.
The Fox Chapel Area Education Aspinwall Women's Fund was established at The Pittsburgh Foundation to...
more...The Fox Chapel Area Education Aspinwall Women's Fund was established at The Pittsburgh Foundation to provide scholarships to graduating seniors at Fox Chapel Area High School as they pursue their education in a fine arts major. Criteria Pursue a degree or studies in Fine Arts including art, music, drama, communications, theater and/or dance. Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. Plan to attend a 4-year college or university. Be a student who has participated in extra-curricular activities. Preference will be given to students with demonstrated financial need.
Francis D. “Pete” Lyon, UCLA ’28, was a distinguished director, producer and editor of motion pictur...
more...Francis D. “Pete” Lyon, UCLA ’28, was a distinguished director, producer and editor of motion pictures and television. He won 1947’s Academy Award for Best Film Editing for Body and Soul. Brother Lyon’s graduate fellowship is awarded to students of film making. The Francis D. Lyon Graduate Fellowship is awarded annually to a graduate student in the field of film making or a closely related field such as theater/drama, writing or entertainment. Only graduate students are eligible to apply. Membership in Phi Delta Theta is not a requirement. In 1995, Brother Lyon received Phi Delta Theta’s Distinguished Alumnus Award. He passed away in October of 1996 just a few weeks after he had established the scholarship.
The Friends of the California State Fair Scholarship Program is a collaborative effort between the F...
more...The Friends of the California State Fair Scholarship Program is a collaborative effort between the Friends of the California State Fair. Criteria - Have a declared program/major of Art. This can include, but is not limited to, visual arts, dance, music, film, etc. - Have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher - Be a California resident with a valid ID - Be enrolled as a college freshman, sophomore, junior or senior in a four-year accredited college or university in the state of California in the fall of 2023
The Fund for College Auditions is a New York City-based 501(c)(3) non-profit that offers financial s...
more...The Fund for College Auditions is a New York City-based 501(c)(3) non-profit that offers financial support and college guidance to acting and musical theatre students with limited resources who want to audition for post-high school training programs, focusing on but not limited to those who identify with groups that are historically and currently underrepresented in theatre, film, and television. These groups include students who self-identify as any of the following: BIPOC, trans, nonbinary, disabled, neurodiverse, and weight diverse.
Gage, Lancaster, Jefferson, Saline, Johnson or Pawnee Counties in Nebraska (Lincoln Public Schools are excluded)
The applicant must demonstrate involvement in school or community activities other than, or in addit...
more...The applicant must demonstrate involvement in school or community activities other than, or in addition to, athletics. Activities may include art, music, drama or clubs. Financial need and academic achievement will be used as tie-breaker criteria only.
Completing one general online application enters you in the selection process for more than 80 need-...
more...Completing one general online application enters you in the selection process for more than 80 need-based scholarship funds for students of color (African-American, Asian, Hispanic/Latino, Native American, Pacific Islander) attending a non-profit public or private college/university in West Michigan majoring in fine arts, including all visual and performing arts.
The Grand Rapids Combined Theatre Scholarship Fund was founded in 1985 to award college scholarships...
more...The Grand Rapids Combined Theatre Scholarship Fund was founded in 1985 to award college scholarships to students pursuing study in theatre arts. It is supported by ongoing contributions from individuals in the community, and by annual support from Actor's Theatre, Community Circle Theatre, Grand Rapids Civic Theatre, Heritage Theatre, Jewish Theatre, and Master Arts Theatre. Applicants must be enrolled full time in an accredited college or training program located within the United States with preference being given to theatre arts majors. Applicants must have experience in one of the following theatre venues Actor's Theatre, Community Circle Theatre, Grand Rapids Civic Theatre, Heritage Theatre, Jewish Theatre, and Master Arts Theatre. Finalists may be contacted for an interview as part of the selection process. The decision made by the panel of judges shall be final and will be based on the information contained in the application, any attached documentation and/or the interview.
The Great Khalid Foundation Performing Arts Scholarship is a merit-based scholarship awarded to high...
more...The Great Khalid Foundation Performing Arts Scholarship is a merit-based scholarship awarded to high school seniors pursuing higher education in a performing arts program. Students are recognized for their academic achievements and artistic ability. Since its inception, The Great Khalid Foundation has awarded $110,000 in scholarships. To be considered for the Performing Arts Scholarship, high school seniors must submit: Completed scholarship application form High school transcript demonstrating a 3.5 GPA or higher Written essay Video performance Acceptance letter / letter of verification from a Performing Arts college or university program
The Heath Ledger Scholarship is awarded to an emerging Australian actor with extraordinary ability a...
more...The Heath Ledger Scholarship is awarded to an emerging Australian actor with extraordinary ability and dedication to their craft who wishes to work and train internationally. The scholarship has propelled many previous recipients into international careers including Bella Heathcote (Pieces of Her), Cody Fern (American Horror Story), Ashleigh Cummings (Citadel), Mojean Aria (The Enforcer) and Charmaine Bingwa (The Good Fight). The Australians in Film Heath Ledger Scholarship will be awarded to early career actors with a demonstrated achievement and dedication to their craft. Applicants should: Show evidence of initiative and exceptional talent with ability to convert ambitions to reality. Demonstrate their commitment to excellence, including dedication to craft. Demonstrate passion for their work with potential to be outstanding in an international context. Be ready to undertake activities such as (but not limited to) private and group study, mentoring and relocation to Los Angeles The scholarship is awarded to an actor who is ready to transition to an international career or train in Los Angeles. AiF encourages actors from under-represented members of the Australian screen sector to apply.
West Virginia (Preference to Fayette, Kanawha, or Wood Counties_
This scholarship was established to benefit students pursuing studies in the field of Music, Theater...
more...This scholarship was established to benefit students pursuing studies in the field of Music, Theater, Musical Theater, and/or dance at any college or university of choice. Preference is given to students residing in Fayette, Kanawha or Wood Counties. This scholarship is renewable.
HEEF welcomes students who are undocumented! The HEEF Scholarship Program considers applicants based...
more...HEEF welcomes students who are undocumented! The HEEF Scholarship Program considers applicants based on a combination of financial need, academic achievement and involvement in extracurricular activities, community volunteer work, work-employment and home life. All applications are submitted online – click on “Apply for a HEEF Scholarship” above to go to the application site. Complete ONE application for the HEEF Scholarship Program to be considered for all of the subfund partner scholarships! Criteria Must be of Hispanic heritage First-generation college student An OC high school graduate or community college transfer student planning to enroll full-time at a four-year college or university Latino/a who has lived in Orange County, California for the past three years Demonstrate financial need through the completion of a FAFSA or CA Dream Act Application
Eligibility Requirements Must be of Hispanic heritage U.S. citizen, permanent legal resident, or DAC...
more...Eligibility Requirements Must be of Hispanic heritage U.S. citizen, permanent legal resident, or DACA Minimum of 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent) for high school students; minimum of 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent) for college and graduate students Plan to enroll full-time in an accredited, public or not-for-profit, four-year university, or graduate school, in the US, for the 2023-2024 academic year Submit the FAFSA or state-based financial aid forms (if applicable)
The Fine Arts Grant(s) will be used to promote study and awareness of the Arts for students. The Art...
more...The Fine Arts Grant(s) will be used to promote study and awareness of the Arts for students. The Arts are defined as dance, music, theater and visual arts. The award may be used to implement activities in one discipline or integrate any or all of the others. Grant projects should focus on individual schools, groups of students in a school district or community organization, such as after-school or summer camps. A fund of $10,000 has been established to be awarded as a single grant or to be divided among two or more applicants. The online application link is available with a deadline of February 15. Available to current Alpha Delta Kappa members active in education. Current is defined as Alpha Delta Kappa members who have paid their dues prior to the scholarship deadline. Applicant shall not be a member of the International Executive Board, International Chapter, International scholarship boards or committees, a substantial contributor to the Alpha Delta Kappa Foundation or a relative of any of the aforementioned groups.
Apply for funding to pursue a post-secondary education in the arts. The Scholarship for the Arts pro...
more...Apply for funding to pursue a post-secondary education in the arts. The Scholarship for the Arts provides support to Iowa high school seniors who excel and demonstrate a commitment to pursuing an arts-related major at an Iowa college or university.
The Irene Ryan Acting Scholarships provide recognition, honor, and financial assistance to outstandi...
more...The Irene Ryan Acting Scholarships provide recognition, honor, and financial assistance to outstanding student performers wishing to pursue further education. The Irene Ryan Foundation awards sixteen regional and two national scholarships annually. One nominee and partner from every region will be invited to the national festival and the nominee will receive a $500 scholarship. The runner-up in each region will receive a $500 scholarship, but will not attend the national festival to audition for the national scholarship. Students and coaches are encouraged to consult their regional chair or regional Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship Auditions Coordinator for information on other regional awards. The Irene Ryan Acting Scholarships are, indeed, scholarships; so the Foundation disburses the award through a school designated by the winner, to pay tuition and fees for further education, not necessarily limited to theatre arts. Criteria An undergraduate student* registered for at least six semester or equivalent quarter hours; A graduate student* registered for at least three semester or equivalent quarter hours; Or a continuing part-time student* enrolled in a regular degree or certificate program.
The Irene S. and Harry Louik College Scholarship Fund was established at The Pittsburgh Foundation i...
more...The Irene S. and Harry Louik College Scholarship Fund was established at The Pittsburgh Foundation in honor of the 90th birthday of Irene S. Louik on July 25, 2001 as well as the 65th wedding anniversary of Irene S. and Harry Louik on December 20, 2001. The purpose of this fund is to help build future audiences for the performing arts by supporting students who plan to become involved in some way with any of the classical style or modern day performing arts. This includes but is not limited to becoming involved in arts education, performance, production support and/or arts management. Criteria Attend a four-year college or university as a rising, full-time, junior or senior undergraduate student in the Greater Pittsburgh region. Applicant should be a good student who demonstrates pride in educational accomplishments. Graduated from an Allegheny County, PA, high school. Have a demonstrated commitment to building audiences for the performing arts. Demonstrate financial need. Be someone with special aptitude, ability, achievement or interest in one or more of the performing arts. Preference will be given to someone who has also displayed an appreciation of the world outside of the performing arts.
The Riggs family established this scholarship in 2012 to honor the memory and life of their son, J.D...
more...The Riggs family established this scholarship in 2012 to honor the memory and life of their son, J.D. Riggs. J.D. was a 2009 graduate of WHS and a gifted singer and actor. The scholarship supports graduating seniors from Wenatchee and Eastmont High Schools who are pursuing further education in the field of performing arts – specifically acting or singing. The ideal applicant is an outstanding singer and actor, an inspiring leader, and has a strong will to succeed. A key attribute is that an applicant has overcome adversity. Criteria Graduating senior of Wenatchee or Eastmont High School Seeking further education in either the acting or singing field at a 2 or 4 year college or university Minimum 2.5 GPA Demonstrates talent, drive, and the ability to overcome adversity
The JACL has been helping students achieve their educational dreams with the National Scholarship an...
more...The JACL has been helping students achieve their educational dreams with the National Scholarship and Awards Program since 1946. The program currently offers over 30 awards, with an annual total of over $70,000 in scholarships to qualified students nationwide. The National Scholarship and Awards Program offers scholarships to students who are entering freshman, undergraduate, graduate, law, in the creative & performing arts, and those with financial need. All scholarships are one-time awards. As of the 2021 scholarship cycle, the National JACL Scholarship Program will now be totally online! This means all of the applications can be done on your computer/tablet through the online application form and submitted online. NO MAILING REQUIRED! As such there will be some new guidelines and changes which you can find listed below in the 2022 Scholarship Guidelines document and on the applications themselves. Also note, the applications will NOT save if you close or reload your window, so please fill them out in one sitting! Please note: In addition to the National JACL Scholarship Program, many JACL chapters administer their own local scholarship programs. To find out if your chapter offers additional scholarships or if you’d like to ask questions and receive insight for National Scholarships please see the list here! If your chapter’s scholarship contact is not listed, please find your chapter’s website and contact information here.
The Jacob Snively Memorial Scholarship Fund at The Pittsburgh Foundation to honor the memory of Jaco...
more...The Jacob Snively Memorial Scholarship Fund at The Pittsburgh Foundation to honor the memory of Jacob and his enjoyment of life. Jacob was 12 when he died in a car accident on the way to a weekend Boy Scout camping event on February 27, 2009. A sixth-grader at Avonworth Middle School, he was artistic and had a great sense of humor. He enjoyed drawing, writing, and playing the guitar. This scholarship will be awarded to a senior from Avonworth High School who shares Jacob's interests in the arts. Crtieria Attend Avonworth High School as a graduating senior. Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5. Plan to attend a 2-or 4-year college or university. Be someone with an appreciation of the arts (e.g. visual arts, creative writing, music, dance, etc.). Student is not required to major in an art-related field in his/her undergraduate studies.
To provide financial support to students enrolled at an accredited college pursuing an undergraduate...
more...To provide financial support to students enrolled at an accredited college pursuing an undergraduate degree in the arts and sciences, human services, music or ministry.
The SAG-AFTRA Foundation John L. Dales Scholarship Fund was created in 1973 in honor of the legacy S...
more...The SAG-AFTRA Foundation John L. Dales Scholarship Fund was created in 1973 in honor of the legacy Screen Actors Guild (SAG) longtime Executive Secretary. Since its creation, the John L. Dales Scholarship Fund has awarded more than $8.1 million in scholarships to over 2,000 SAG-AFTRA members and their dependents. The SAG-AFTRA Foundation George Heller Memorial Scholarship Fund was created in 1967 in honor of George Heller, one of American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) founders. Since its creation, the George Heller Memorial Scholarship Fund has awarded hundreds of scholarships to members and their dependents. Scholarships are granted for study at accredited and licensed universities, colleges, junior colleges, adult specialty schools and trade/vocational schools. The number and amount awarded are determined annually by a committee of the SAG-AFTRA Foundation. The SAG-AFTRA Foundation Scholarships are available for eligible SAG-AFTRA members and their dependents and made possible through gifts, grants and sponsorships.
John Traxler was a beloved son, brother, and friend to many who passed away too soon. John lived a p...
more...John Traxler was a beloved son, brother, and friend to many who passed away too soon. John lived a passionate life and cared deeply about his relationships with others. He had an incredible work ethic and was determined to accomplish whatever he put his mind to, finding a wonderful community to foster these qualities in theatre. This scholarship aims to honor the memory of John Traxler by supporting students pursuing the fine arts so they have the financial resources necessary to complete their degrees. Any high school senior, undergraduate, or graduate student pursuing a fine arts degree may apply for this scholarship, but students going into theatre will be given preference. To apply, tell us why you’re pursuing a career in your chosen field and why you’re passionate about the fine arts.
The purpose of the JMF Creative and Performing Arts Scholarships is to meet a portion of the financi...
more...The purpose of the JMF Creative and Performing Arts Scholarships is to meet a portion of the financial need of a student studying the creative or performing arts. JMF will award two $2,000 scholarships (one for the creative arts, one for the performing arts) in June 2023. The recipients will receive $1,000 for the fall semester and $1,000 for the spring semester upon supplying documentation that they are a student in good standing at their college or university. Criteria • Applicants must be a graduating senior from any High School nationwide and submit an official transcript. • Applicants must be enrolled in a degree program in an accredited U.S. institution of higher learning during the academic year following the application date. • Applicants must submit a signed and completed application along with an essay, and all required supporting documentation. • Applicants must show a demonstrated interest in either the creative and/or performing arts. • Applicants must submit a letter of acceptance and enrollment at their college or university.
The Kelly Ann Garcia Memorial Scholarships for the Performing Arts was established for the purpose o...
more...The Kelly Ann Garcia Memorial Scholarships for the Performing Arts was established for the purpose of providing financial assistance to students who personify spirit and potential in the performing arts with an emphasis on voice. The scholarship was established to assist seniors planning to major in vocal music at an accredited college or university, and to provide financial assistance, to vocal music students entering their junior and senior years, in attending music camps, academies, or musical tours. Scholarships shall be awarded based on selections and recommendations by the Scholarship Advisory Committee to the Cadillac Area Community Foundations’ Board of Trustees. The Scholarship Advisory Committee is selected by the Cadillac Area Community Foundation Board of Trustees. Scholarships will only be available to CAPS Seniors majoring in voice training at an accredited college or university, and students entering their junior or senior year attending music camps, academies, or musical tours for the purpose of vocal music training. Priority consideration will be given to Applicants that: request scholarship funds for activities that fit the Fund’s purpose as stated above and clearly state the skills they expect to gain; demonstrate the greatest need and potential for growth; and complete the application themselves.
Art in all its beautiful diversity has several benefits, yet this is an area that continues to lose ...
more...Art in all its beautiful diversity has several benefits, yet this is an area that continues to lose funding across groups, and in black and brown communities this happens disproportionately. We hope to make a dent in progress towards increased access via funding for kids who would like to pursue art as a career or as a constructive hobby.
The Kozakov Foundation, a 501c3 nonprofit, is looking to support one student in their pursuit of an ...
more...The Kozakov Foundation, a 501c3 nonprofit, is looking to support one student in their pursuit of an acting education in theater or film through its annual scholarship. The world is better if its stories are told by those actively dedicating and applying themselves by pursuing higher education in creative arts. The Kozakov Foundation's core mission also includes creating equity in the space through the power of financial literacy tools and knowledge to ensure that creatives can sustain their careers in the long term. You can learn more about their work via the links in the donor profile. To be considered for the scholarship, you must be studying at a film or theatre focused university/college or majoring in a film/theatre major at a non-film or theatre-focused university/college. Preference will be given to those who demonstrate passion and/or are an underrepresented minority student. To apply, submit an essay about why you’re pursuing an acting career, your goals, and what you’ve accomplished in the field so far. Feel free to attach any portfolio items of your work.
The Activist Artist Scholarship was launched in 2020 as an annual competition dedicated to the work ...
more...The Activist Artist Scholarship was launched in 2020 as an annual competition dedicated to the work of Activist Artists all over the world. All applicants will be challenged to examine the influence of a particular Activist Artist and show how that artist used his/her medium to influence, inform and inspire action on human rights during their lifetime or beyond. Alternatively, applicants can choose to create and submit their own piece of activist art.
The Lillian Gorell Scholarship Fund was created at The Pittsburgh Foundation to provide scholarships...
more...The Lillian Gorell Scholarship Fund was created at The Pittsburgh Foundation to provide scholarships for deserving students with preference given to blind students as well as those students wishing to study the Arts.
The Live Out Loud Young Trailblazers Scholarship awards $5,000 to three LGBTQ+ high-school seniors f...
more...The Live Out Loud Young Trailblazers Scholarship awards $5,000 to three LGBTQ+ high-school seniors from the tri-state area that have demonstrated an impact in their school or community through their leadership and have demonstrated financial need. Through this program, LGBTQ+ high school seniors can apply for funds to pay for education-related expenses to pursue a degree from an accredited college, university, or technical/vocational program. Applicants and scholarship winners will join our Live Out Loud Scholarship network to provide continued resources and support throughout their time in college.
Lyric Music Theater believes in supporting the next generation of students of theater and the study ...
more...Lyric Music Theater believes in supporting the next generation of students of theater and the study of the arts. The Lyric Music Theater Scholarship Program is funded by the Nissen-Jackson Scholarship fund, in honor of two of our founders, Sadie Nissen and Helena Jackson, as well as by a fund from the Linwood Dyer Foundation, and admissions charges from Senior Night and other preview performances. Any of the arts may be represented by this award for the furtherance of study and advancement in the arts. The scholarship award is to be conditioned upon active participation in, or study of, the Arts. There is no age limit and scholarships may be awarded to such pursuits as college-bound students majoring in the arts, younger students pursing artistic lessons such as voice or an instrument locally, as well as adults taking a local class in the arts. A limited number of scholarships are awarded annually at the Annual Meeting of Lyric Music Theater in June.
Applicants must be Illinois residents and be sophomores at an accredited community college or curren...
more...Applicants must be Illinois residents and be sophomores at an accredited community college or current or upcoming juniors at an accredited four-year college or university. Students must demonstrate outstanding accomplishment in music, visual arts, dance, theater or the literary arts.
Students going into the arts often don’t feel supported or encouraged to pursue their passions. The ...
more...Students going into the arts often don’t feel supported or encouraged to pursue their passions. The arts go unappreciated in society far too often, taking for granted the importance of art for the creativity, beauty, and entertainment of the world. In order to ensure that art thrives for generations to come, it’s critical for passionate students to be supported on their educational journeys. This scholarship seeks to provide financial assistance and support to students who are pursuing the visual or performing arts. Any student who has at least a 3.0 GPA and is pursuing a major or minor in the visual and/or performing arts (film, theatre, fashion, photography, graphic design, dance, music, journalism, storytelling/writing, mass communications, etc.) may apply for this scholarship. To apply, tell us about your motivation for your craft and the lifelong project you’re passionate about completing.
The annual Marcia Quick Gard Theatre Arts Scholarship was created, funded, and is entirely managed b...
more...The annual Marcia Quick Gard Theatre Arts Scholarship was created, funded, and is entirely managed by Larry Gard in memory of his deceased wife, and in honor of her dedication to the art of acting and her life-long accomplishments on stage. The purpose of the scholarship is to provide an opportunity for serious acting students to audition for an award of financial assistance to be used toward their education as a professional actor. Beginning each December, eligible students may register using this website to audition for the scholarship. After registration is complete, each student is assigned an audition slot by Mr. Gard. Both initial and final auditions take place in Richmond, VA, over the course of one or two weekends in April or May. Each year, the audition process is facilitated by a different professional theatre company located in Richmond. There are 3 adjudicators for the auditions: 1) The artistic director of the facilitating theatre company, and 2) A fellow theatre arts professional chosen by the artistic director, and 3) Larry Gard. Criteria The scholarship is available for students age 18 and up. You must either have been accepted to attend, or be already enrolled at, an accredited college, university or conservatory as a theatre major with the intent of becoming a professional actor. The deadline for registration is May 19, 2023.
The Marco Island Foundation for the Arts (MIFA) awards scholarships to deserving students who reside...
more...The Marco Island Foundation for the Arts (MIFA) awards scholarships to deserving students who reside on Marco Island or attend school on Marco Island, and have demonstrated excellence in visual, literary, or performing arts, and intend to study one of the arts at the college level. Criteria: - Complete application form - Provide minimum of two letters of recommendation - Submit examples of your work - Provide current transcript - Provide written narrative sketch - You may be invited to a zoom meeting or in-person meeting by the Scholarship Committee.
The Margaret Frans Brady Scholarship Fund was established at the Juneau Community Foundation to supp...
more...The Margaret Frans Brady Scholarship Fund was established at the Juneau Community Foundation to support arts and education projects and programs in Skagway and northern Southeast Alaska, and to assist students and artists in our area with scholarships to help them improve their creative abilities. All creative arts will be considered including writing, music, visual and performance arts. These include grants to help artists attend arts camps, schools, colleges, symposiums, or conferences. Scholarships will be sent to the tax-exempt non-profit or educational institution that awardees will be attending.
Roy C. Ketcham or Our Lady of Lourdes High School, New York
Established by the family of Maria McCarthy Ringwood to honor her memory and love of theater, this s...
more...Established by the family of Maria McCarthy Ringwood to honor her memory and love of theater, this scholarship is available to Roy C. Ketcham High School and Our Lady of Lourdes High School college-bound graduating seniors who have actively participated in theater in school. Criteria - Graduating senior of Roy C. Ketcham or Our Lady of Lourdes High School - Active in theater
Martha Luigi began a tradition of award winning choirs in Aransas County ISD. When she died prematur...
more...Martha Luigi began a tradition of award winning choirs in Aransas County ISD. When she died prematurely from cancer, the high school auditorium was named after her. Good friend, Cecile Frost, set up a scholarship in her honor to award one graduating senior per year from Rockport-Fulton High School with a scholarship to pursue a degree leading to certification in choral music. Applicants must: -Reside in Aransas County at the time of initial award -Be a graduating high school senior at Rockport-Fulton High School -Plan to attend college or university the fall immediately following graduation -Be enrolled in high school choir class for the fall and spring terms of junior and senior years -Must be enrolled full-time and majoring in a music degree program leading to certification in vocal performance, musical theater or teaching certification in choral music -Must maintain a 2.5 cumulative GPA -Will be renewed each year for 4 years total upon submission of a scholarship application each year
To honor the legacy of Mary Bowman and support other accomplished young art activists ("artivists") ...
more...To honor the legacy of Mary Bowman and support other accomplished young art activists ("artivists") like her, the National AIDS Memorial has partnered with ViiV Healthcare to create the Mary Bowman Arts in Activism Award. Student and non-student art activists are welcome to apply for this award. These $5,000 awards are intended to support young artivists (27 years of age or younger) each year who exemplify Mary’s passion for the arts as the vehicle for their own HIV/AIDS and/or health and social justice community activism and expression. Recipients of the Mary Bowman Arts in Activism Award use their art and activism to raise greater awareness about bigotry, stigma, and social justice around the issue of HIV/AIDS and/or health and social inequities that fuel the spread of the disease. This Award supports arts and culture programs that engage and inspire individuals and communities in the fight against HIV/AIDS, and recognizes the power of culture to break down stigma and isolation. Mary Bowman was an icon of hope and resilience, and performed at the 2018 ViiV Healthcare Youth and Community Summit where she inspired leaders across the movement, one of many examples of Mary used her voice and art to make a difference. In addition to the age limit (27 and younger) and the judges understanding of - and response to - each applicant's examples of their art activism submissions, judges will be reviewing each application to confirm that the applicant has thoroughly addressed the prompts, and meets the requirements, detailed in our Application Requirements.
The Mary Doctor Performing Arts Scholarship Fund was established in honor of Mary Doctor, an astute ...
more...The Mary Doctor Performing Arts Scholarship Fund was established in honor of Mary Doctor, an astute Charlotte area business owner and a tremendous supporter of young people and Blumenthal Performing Arts. At the discretion of the Mary Doctor Performing Arts Scholarship Committee, up to two Charlotte Region, high school seniors are selected each year to receive a scholarship of up to $40,000! Criteria significant financial need above-average ability and great interest in one or more areas of the arts apparent potential for a successful career in the arts desire to enrich the lives of others through the arts acceptance by a university or college with an established arts program plans to pursue an undergraduate degree in an arts discipline (e.g. music, dance, theatre, technical theatre, arts administration, arts education, film, digital arts, studio arts, etc.) resides in one of the qualifying Charlotte-area counties
This scholarship is open to U.S. high school seniors and adult students entering their freshman year...
more...This scholarship is open to U.S. high school seniors and adult students entering their freshman year who reside in the Connecticut Community Foundation's 21-town service area. Students must have a grade point average of B- or higher, and must study music, art, dance, or theatre
NATAS NW awards up to three scholarships a year: two general scholarships and a third honoring Trici...
more...NATAS NW awards up to three scholarships a year: two general scholarships and a third honoring Tricia Moen. The goal of the NATAS Northwest Scholarship Program is to sustain promising college/university students in the pursuit of their studies in the field of television and broadcast. NATAS is on a mission to include diversified voices as we help shape the future of aspiring television professionals from all cultural and ethnic backgrounds. Together we rise by lifting and supporting the future generation of storytellers. At NATAS NW, our mission includes securing our future as an industry while uplifting diverse voices. Our mission’s success relies on a diverse pool of applicants from all backgrounds, leading to more BIPOC candidates as scholarship award winners. Any college student, including high school seniors headed to college, (fall of the upcoming year) living or attending college in our 5-state region (WA, OR, ID, MT & AK). The scholarship is limited to students studying or participating in a TV/video program or projects.
Duke Ellington School of the Performing Arts; Nationwide
The Nellie Love Butcher Music Scholarship is a one-time preferred amount of up to $5,000 which shall...
more...The Nellie Love Butcher Music Scholarship is a one-time preferred amount of up to $5,000 which shall be given annually to a male or female music student who is pursuing an education in piano or voice. Special consideration shall be given to students currently attending the Duke Ellington School of the Performing Arts, Washington, DC. Performance material (mp3 file) must be submitted with the application. This substantial scholarship is for one year, and is not automatically renewable; however, recipients may reapply for consideration each year, for four years based on maintaining a 3.0 grade point average based on a 4.0 scale or the equivalent GPA on the scale used by the applicable educational institution.
This scholarship opportunity supports students who are pursuing education related to the theatrical ...
more...This scholarship opportunity supports students who are pursuing education related to the theatrical arts industry at a higher education institution in the greater Kansas City metro area. Eligibility: Undergraduate or graduate students at the University of Kansas, the University of Central Missouri and the University of Missouri - Kansas City. Scholarship recipients are chosen based on merit and need. Interested students should consult with theatre departments at the above universities for further information.
The Lorraine Hansberry Writing Scholarship A scholarship payment of $1,959 honoring 1959, the year L...
more...The Lorraine Hansberry Writing Scholarship A scholarship payment of $1,959 honoring 1959, the year Lorraine Hansberry made history as the first African-American playwright to debut on Broadway with A Raisin in The Sun. This scholarship is granted to a promising Black artist pursuing a career in Literature, Creative writing, Theatre or Screenplay writing. The Spike Lee Directing Scholarship A scholarship payment of $1,986 honoring 1986, the year Spike Lee made his directorial debut with She's Gotta Have It. This scholarship is granted to a promising Black artist pursuing a collegiate education in direction for stage or screen. The Hattie McDaniel Acting Scholarship A scholarship payment of $1,940 honoring 1940, the year Hattie McDaniel became the first Black actor to win an Oscar award for her performance in Gone with The Wind. This scholarship is granted to a Black actor/actress pursuing theatre or film acting on the collegiate level. The Alvin Ailey Dance Scholarship A scholarship payment of $1,958 honoring 1958, the year Ailey founded his Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. This scholarship is granted to a Black artist pursuing dance on the collegiate level. The Black Excellence Impact Award A prize of $1,000 awarded to a Black collegiate artist who's used their art to impact their community. DEVELOPMENT WING The First Burp Grant- This grant is awarded to a new play or musical written by a Black artist that has yet to be produced. The grant of $1,000 goes directly towards funding the first 29 Hour reading presentation of said new work.
Open to all high school and college students. Simply log in or create a free account on Niche.com to...
more...Open to all high school and college students. Simply log in or create a free account on Niche.com to apply
The #NoRA Excellence in Art Activism Scholarship is a one-time $5,000 scholarship awarded to a gradu...
more...The #NoRA Excellence in Art Activism Scholarship is a one-time $5,000 scholarship awarded to a graduating High School Senior or student currently enrolled in a baccalaureate program who uses art to engage in gun violence prevention. Students must present a portfolio of art, music, writing, or other artistic endeavor and a detailed explanation of how it is used to enact social change around gun violence prevention. Complete the form below including a digital link to your portfolio. Your portfolio should include at least 3 but no more than 10 works of visual art, poetry, short writing, songs, or films. For longer form written work, please include a 20-page portfolio or book excerpt. For longer-form musical or film compositions, please include a 20-minute excerpt. In addition, please complete the form below and email a copy of your high school transcript, two (2) letters of recommendation, and your most current college transcript (if a current college student) by the application deadline.
The goal of the NYCDA Foundation College Scholarship Program is to award multiple 4 year college sch...
more...The goal of the NYCDA Foundation College Scholarship Program is to award multiple 4 year college scholarships, primarily with total values of $5,000-$25,000. These scholarships will be awarded as tuition payments directly to the college of YOUR choice. The scholarship recipient must be intending on pursuing a performance based major (dance, musical theater BA or BFA program) in college. In 2019, the Foundation established a program recognizing those dancers who choose to attend a certificate program. Dancers choosing to pursue a certificate program will receive 50% of the amount they were originally awarded. Since our inception in 2010, the foundation itself has awarded more than $3,500,000 in college scholarships. NYCDA Foundation scholarship recipients are now represented in 45 prestigious arts programs across the country. Scholarships are to be awarded each year through an application and audition process. ELIGIBILITY: This audition will only be open to dancers registered to attend the NYCDA 4-day Summer Workshop and who have most recently completed their junior or senior year in high school. This will also serve as the scholarship evaluation for our College Partners.
If studying performance or visual arts, the student may attend any school. If studying Earth & Atmos...
more...If studying performance or visual arts, the student may attend any school. If studying Earth & Atmospheric Sciences student must attend Purdue University. Students with IEP or 504 are encouraged to apply.
This scholarship was created in 2007 by Nikki Coyote for lesbians studying theater or visual arts wi...
more...This scholarship was created in 2007 by Nikki Coyote for lesbians studying theater or visual arts with a commitment to social justice. About this Scholarship: Patricia Van Kirk, our dear and beloved friend, died unexpectedly on March 23, 2005 at the age of 54 in Mazatlan, Mexico. She was born on Nov. 26, 1950 in Philadelphia. Patricia, a breast cancer survivor, was an avid photographer, gardener, and world traveler who had a tender appreciation for God’s creations. She blessed her loved ones with her insight, wisdom, passion for life, and wonderful wit. Patricia had a unique ability to see the beauty in the things and people around her, and to draw all of us who knew her into her compassionate vision. Patricia valued diversity and was gifted at helping people see their own worth. She touched many lives through her work as Director of Front Room Theater and Hidden Histories, and through her position at Metro Transit as a Base Chief. We will remember Patricia for her love, laughter, generosity, wisdom, and for the value she placed on friendships. She lives in every flower, sunset, and magic moment. We will miss her for always and will love her forever. We will honor her life by our own acts of kindness. The Patricia Van Kirk Memorial Scholarship extends her legacy and passion for life, humanity, and beauty to a new generation of theatre and visual arts scholars.
Paul and Daisy Soros, Hungarian immigrants and American philanthropists, established their Fellowshi...
more...Paul and Daisy Soros, Hungarian immigrants and American philanthropists, established their Fellowship program for New Americans—immigrants and children of immigrants—in December of 1997 with a charitable trust of fifty million dollars. They created the program as a way to give back to the country that had afforded their family such great opportunities. Mr. and Mrs. Soros decided on a fellowship program because it allowed them to assist young New Americans at critical points in their educations, which they felt was an unmet need. They also wished to call attention to the extensive and diverse contributions of New Americans to the quality of life in the United States. The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans program is intended for immigrants and children of immigrants in the United States.
The PINC Scholarship is awarded in recognition that Poverty Is Not a Choice. It is named after a doc...
more...The PINC Scholarship is awarded in recognition that Poverty Is Not a Choice. It is named after a documentary of the same name which received the Mayor's Choice Award at the Lincoln Mayor's Arts Awards in June 2016. This documentary, made by 9 high school and college students and aired on NET TV, related several stories about children's day-to-day realities with living in poverty. It is the donor's hope that this award will be received by someone who has been directly affected by poverty who could not otherwise attend college but who would benefit from specialized study in their chosen art or music field. To be eligible to apply, you must be a senior or graduate of public or private Lancaster Co high school, or a home-schooled senior, who is majoring in the arts. There is a preference for home school students. The applicant must demonstrate extreme financial need – only applicants with an EFC (expected family contribution from FAFSA report) under $5,000 will be accepted. The applicant must demonstrate a record of participation in music or the arts. Previous recipients will be eligible if they maintain 2.5 GPA or above in college. First preference will go to previous PINC Scholarship recipients who re-apply, meet stated criteria, and have maintained a college GPA of 2.5 or higher.
Carnegie Mellon University, Point Park University, or University of Pittsburgh;Pennsylvania
The Pittsburgh Playhouse Plus Scholarship Fund was established at The Pittsburgh Foundation to provi...
more...The Pittsburgh Playhouse Plus Scholarship Fund was established at The Pittsburgh Foundation to provide to students whose major is Theatre Arts and have completed their first year of study at Carnegie Mellon University, Point Park University, or University of Pittsburgh. The scholarship rotates at each school from year to year. The 2021-22 award is for students attending CMU. CONTACT Office of Financial Aid at the appropriate school. CRITERIA Attend Carnegie Mellon University, Point Park University or University of Pittsburgh. Pursue a degree or studies in theater arts. Have completed the first year of study. Demonstrate financial need. Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0. HOW TO APPLY Submit your Student Aid Report (SAR). If you have not already received your SAR, you can do so by applying for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Submit your unofficial transcripts.
Poetry Out Loud is a national arts education program that encourages the study of great poetry by of...
more...Poetry Out Loud is a national arts education program that encourages the study of great poetry by offering free educational materials and a dynamic recitation competition for high school students across the country. This program helps students master public speaking skills, build self-confidence, and learn about literary history and contemporary life. Poetry Out Loud is a partnership of the National Endowment for the Arts, Poetry Foundation, and the state and jurisdictional arts agencies. Criteria Grade Level: Only currently enrolled students in grades 9-12 are eligible, with an exception made for 8th-grade students participating in a 9th- through 12th-grade class. State Finals: A student may not advance to the state finals without competing in a lower-level competition. Legal Participation Requirements: No student may be excluded from participating in Poetry Out Loud on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, disability, or national origin. Schools may determine eligibility for classroom and school level Poetry Out Loud programming pursuant to local and state law.
The Princess Grace Foundation-USA is dedicated to upholding the legacy of Her Serene Highness Prince...
more...The Princess Grace Foundation-USA is dedicated to upholding the legacy of Her Serene Highness Princess Grace of Monaco, (née Grace Kelly). Her commitment to advance the arts in the United States is sustained by the Princess Grace Awards which supports and elevates extraordinary early career artists in theater, dance and film through game-changing grants; and nurtures and supports Princess Grace Award winners throughout their careers. Nominations should be on behalf of the entire department and come from the Dean/Chair of the School/College Professional training program or accredited university Universities/Colleges may one nominate 1 undergraduate artist and 1 graduate artist per category of theater, dance, choreography, film, and animation The Princess Grace Awards recognize both creative generators (including but not limited to theater directors, designers, choreographers, film directors, etc.) and performance-based creatives (including but not limited to actors, dancers, etc.). A Playwriting Fellowship* is offered through a partnership with New Dramatists. The Princess Grace Award is an unrestricted cash grant of $15,000 paid directly to the artist.** Open to U.S. based artists currently living and working in the United States. Applicants who are not U.S. citizens must have permanent work authorization from USCIS All applicants must be nominated by a non-profit university, organization, media arts center or previous Princess Grace Award winner. Self-nominations are not allowed. An artist can only be nominated by 1 organization or individual in a given year. Applications are evaluated on the individual artist’s artistic merits Applicants self-identify the discipline(s) in which their work lives, and also self-identify in which discipline(s) they would like their work reviewed. Applicants self-identifying as multidisciplinary select a primary discipline and then any secondary disciplines.
BCWM created this scholarship to honor the memory of Reat Griffin Underwood. A rising star in so man...
more...BCWM created this scholarship to honor the memory of Reat Griffin Underwood. A rising star in so many ways, Reat was taken from this world much too soon. Singing and performing were Reat’s true passions, but he was also involved in sports and debate throughout his life. As a Boy Scout, Reat understood the importance of “giving back” to his community. He was working to complete his Eagle Scout Project for Operation Breakthrough. Criteria High school seniors with a minimum 3.0 GPA (unweighted); Must be pursuing a performing arts degree; Live in the greater Kansas City area (Jackson, Clay, Platte and Cass counties in MO and Johnson and Wyandotte in KS) Must submit a video or audio clip of no more than 5 minutes of themselves in a performing art
Applications for the Thunen Memorial Scholarship may be submitted by full-time students who desire t...
more...Applications for the Thunen Memorial Scholarship may be submitted by full-time students who desire to study illumination as a career. Applications for the Thunen Memorial Scholarship may be made by those who will be an undergraduate junior, senior or graduate student (Fall semester only) in an accredited four year college or university located in Northern California, Nevada, Oregon or Washington (the late Mr. Thunen’s business territory). Graduate applicants must be undertaking a lighting-centered project as part of work towards a graduate degree. Study Areas Architecture, electrical engineering, interior design, lighting, lighting application, lighting design, theatre. As this scholarship is intended to cover any and all fields of lighting, it is suggested that applicants review the IES Lighting Handbook in order to comprehend fully the available fields of study.
Golden Isles Arts and Humanities Association (GIAHA) is pleased to offer the Roberta M. Born Scholar...
more...Golden Isles Arts and Humanities Association (GIAHA) is pleased to offer the Roberta M. Born Scholarship in the arts and humanities to a rising senior, a 2022 high school graduate or college student from Glynn county. The Scholarship is named in honor of Roberta Born, a former GIAHA board member and educator who had a strong understanding of the importance of the arts and the arts in education. For the 2021-2022 year, the scholarship amount is $750.00
The Ruth R. Legg Memorial Scholarship is given by TANYS to a current high school senior who has been...
more...The Ruth R. Legg Memorial Scholarship is given by TANYS to a current high school senior who has been active in community theatre and is accepted as a Theatre major/minor at an accredited college or university. This scholarship was organized to honor Ruth and carry on her tradition of promoting students interested in theatre. Ruth was professor emeritus at Finger Lakes Community College in Canandaigua for over 20 years. She was instrumental in local arts efforts and in developing the theater and communications degree programs at FLCC. She remained active at FLCC even after her retirement in 1996. She served on the TANYS Board since its inception in 1987, received the Mary Eva Duthie Award, and also received numerous awards while working with Geneva Theatre Guild. Ruth was also involved with the founding of the Ontario County Arts Council, served as president of the Geneva Women’s Club, and authored a political thriller, Veils of Conspiracy. Criteria Applicant must be a New York State resident. Applicant must be a current high school senior who has been active in community theatre and has been accepted to an accredited college or university. Preference will be given to an applicant who is enrolled as a Theatre major or minor. Applicant must be a current TANYS Individual Member or sponsored by a current TANYS Individual or Organizational Memb
The San Clemente High School Math, Science, and Arts Scholarship Fund and the F. Dennis and Sharon F...
more...The San Clemente High School Math, Science, and Arts Scholarship Fund and the F. Dennis and Sharon Flynn Memorial Scholarship Fund were established to assist graduating high school seniors in pursuing a higher education. This scholarship program is administered by Scholarship America ®, the nation’s largest designer and manager of scholarships and other education support programs for corporations, foundations, associations and individuals. Eligibility for individual programs is determined at the sole discretion of the sponsor, and eligible applications are reviewed by Scholarship America’s evaluation team. Awards are granted without regard to race, age, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation, disability or national origin. Criteria Be a graduating high school senior from San Clemente High School. Plan to study and obtain a degree in a math, science (including medical-related fields), or arts-related major. Enrolled as a full-time student (minimum of 12 units) at an accredited four-year college or university.
Former U.S. Senator James M. Jeffors of Vermont established this scholarship in memory of his mother...
more...Former U.S. Senator James M. Jeffors of Vermont established this scholarship in memory of his mother, Marion Hausman Jeffords , to honor her career as an edcator who taight music and art in Rutland. Criteria - Be a current high school snior who resides in Rutland County or attends a Rutland County High School - Seek and undergraduate degree in the arts, including, but not limited to, music, visual arts, dance, or theatre - Demonstrate academic achievement - Demonstrate financial need - Attend an accredited school approved for federal Title IV funding
The Singhaus Scholarship for the Performing Arts provides financial assistance to elevate young tale...
more...The Singhaus Scholarship for the Performing Arts provides financial assistance to elevate young talent in their pursuit of a career in theatre: performance, technical, creative, costume design. This scholarship is designed to support members of the Central Florida LGBTQ+ community and their allies and considers candidates whose path includes formal education as well as those who are not receiving a formal education and have a specific financial need related to their craft such as aid in purchasing a new sewing machine, vocal coaching, dance training, etc. Criteria Be between ages 16-24 Reside in Central Florida Show active involvement in the LGBTQ+ / theatre community Demonstrate a specific need for financial support that aligns with their goal of a career in the performing arts Applicant talent video submission or talent photo portfolio is encouraged but not required Submit application / essay / optional video by 5:00 PM June 16th, 2023.
Each year we award five $1,000 scholarships to Charlotte-Mecklenburg area minority female students w...
more...Each year we award five $1,000 scholarships to Charlotte-Mecklenburg area minority female students who have been accepted to a 2 or 4-year accredited college or university to pursue higher education.
To provide assistance to deserving individuals intending to or currently pursuing post high school e...
more...To provide assistance to deserving individuals intending to or currently pursuing post high school education at Cumberland County College or any schools located on their Vineland campus. Criteria 1. Applicant must be a high school senior or current college student under 26 years of age 2. Applicant must have at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA 3. Applicant must demonstrate community involvement and be a part of at least one extra-curricular activity in school
Sub Pop Records is extremely proud to announce the return (for our 17th year!) of the Sub Pop Loser ...
more...Sub Pop Records is extremely proud to announce the return (for our 17th year!) of the Sub Pop Loser Scholarship. Further details on the scholarship are below, and even further below is some clarification on what we mean with all this “Loser” business. Sub Pop Records is offering a grand total of $18,000 in college scholarship money to three eligible high school seniors. There are three scholarships—each for $6,000! As longtime, proud losers ourselves, we’re exceedingly happy to be able, in some small way, to help further the education of art-enthused misfits from the NW. Individuals from all cultures and communities are encouraged to apply. Applicants must be residents of Washington or Oregon, and graduating seniors on the way to full-time enrollment at an accredited university or college. We are looking for applicants who are involved and/or interested in music and/or creative media and arts in some way. However, you do not need to be pursuing an education in the arts. To apply: you must submit an essay, one page or less, using any combination of the following questions as a guide (or write something completely your own, be inspired and creative!). Please list the school you are graduating from and the school you plan to attend in the fall at the top of your essay along with your contact information.
Eligibility: Jewish high school seniors or graduates who are planning to enroll or already enrolled ...
more...Eligibility: Jewish high school seniors or graduates who are planning to enroll or already enrolled in a full-time undergraduate or graduate program at an accredited college, university, or an art/music institution. Qualifications: Financial need, students must have a proven track record of excellence in the area of fine arts. Residency requirements: Applicant whose permanent residence is in the greater San Francisco Bay Area, which includes San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Alameda, Contra Costa, Solano, Marin, Napa, and Sonoma Counties. Two scholarships of $1,000 each will be awarded annually. Provided eligibility requirements are met, past recipients may reapply.
Thea scholarships are awarded solely on talent, never on test scores, GPAs or intent to major in the...
more...Thea scholarships are awarded solely on talent, never on test scores, GPAs or intent to major in the arts. That means that whether you want to be a ballet dancer or a biochemist, your Thea scholarship is applicable. Your scholarship will travel to any college you attend, but if you choose to attend one of our dozens of education partners, including almost every 4-year college and many 2-year colleges in Arkansas, your scholarship could be matched with thousands more dollars in scholarship money. Furthermore, Thea scholarships are open to all Arkansas high school seniors from public, private and charter schools, homeschooled seniors and those seeking their GED, but please read our rules and regulations carefully to be sure you qualify.
The troublemaker scholarship exists to help support unconventional approaches so addressing social i...
more...The troublemaker scholarship exists to help support unconventional approaches so addressing social issues using art and activism. Financial assistance, promotion, and mentorship is provided to the recipient. This includes up to $1,500 in cash in addition to in-kind support valued at thousands of dollars. Enrollment in a school is not required.
Diane Whitt, club member (and popular local teacher) dreamed of a music scholarship for a deserving ...
more...Diane Whitt, club member (and popular local teacher) dreamed of a music scholarship for a deserving senior. Our club embraced the idea and the rest is music history! Our scholarship is open to all graduating Mississippi high school seniors. Each spring, a panel of judges reviews submissions and narrows it down to ten finalists who perform live for our club. A vote is taken and the winner is announced on-stage. The rules are simple: You must be a resident of Mississippi and enrolled as a senior at a Mississippi high school and be graduating in 2023. You must sing, dance, or play a musical instrument and submit a performance video for review by the selection committee by uploading to YouTube (do not mail in DVDs). There is a line below on this form to submit a link to your video. If chosen as a semi-finalist you will be invited to perform live at the Finale to be held in Tupelo, MS in March or April 2023. You MUST be able to perform at the Live Finale or otherwise forfeit. (Travel expenses WILL NOT be provided.) You must be going to attend college, but it is not required that you be enrolled in a musical program. Any Community College or 4-Year University of your choice is acceptable. You must enter into a contract detailing the Scholarship winnings with the Tupelo Elvis Fan Club.
Welcome to the UNCF scholarships, programs, internships and fellowships website. UNCF manages variou...
more...Welcome to the UNCF scholarships, programs, internships and fellowships website. UNCF manages various scholarship programs and each program has its own eligibility criteria, open/close dates and required documentation. To apply for a UNCF scholarship, you must apply through the on-line application process. Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Get in-depth information on federal student aid programs and applying for financial aid at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
The scholarship applicants will be asked to demonstrate involvement in and service to their communit...
more...The scholarship applicants will be asked to demonstrate involvement in and service to their communities - broadly defined as geographic communities, school communities, or sports/activities/hobbies. Added weight will be given to those students who have made positive and innovative contributions to improve the "communities" in which they are involved. Each year we will provide awards from $500 - $2,000 to as many students as our fundraising will allow. All VPC events are free to attend, but any proceeds from dispenser sales, merchandise sales, contests, and special events will go toward funding these scholarships. Criteria Minimum 3.0 GPA (proof of grades should be submitted - can be an official transcript, unofficial transcript, or copy of grades from an online grading system) A student who will be pursuing an undergraduate degree in the summer or fall immediately following the award (both high school seniors and current college students are encouraged to apply) Attending a vocational/technical school, two-year college/university, or four-year college/university Relatives of the selection committee are ineligible (please note that the selection committee will change each year) Prior winners of the scholarship are ineligible
Young writers with disabilities are invited to submit a 'ten-minute script' of any genre. Scripts ma...
more...Young writers with disabilities are invited to submit a 'ten-minute script' of any genre. Scripts may be for plays, musicals, multimedia, video, film, TV, podcasts, or other writing for performance. Entries may be the work of an individual student or a collaboration of two students that includes at least one student with a disability. A panel of theater professionals selects division winners. Writers are encouraged to craft short (10 minute) works from their own experiences and observations through the creation of fictional characters and settings, writing realistically, metaphorically or abstractly about any topic, including the disability experience. Please note that all writers need to be enrolled in high school (generally, ages 14-19) and at least one of the writers must be a student with a disability.
Minimum Required Grade Point Average: 2.5 Financial Need: Yes Post Secondary Type of School: 4 year ...
more...Minimum Required Grade Point Average: 2.5 Financial Need: Yes Post Secondary Type of School: 4 year university, community college or vocational college Specific Requirements for Applying: Students interest in a career in the Fine, Visual, or Performing Arts Attendance Requirement: Full-Time or Part-Time Students Required Participation in School Activities: Not Required Required Participation in Community Activities: Not Required Additional Qualifications: Enrolling in a post secondary program.
Launched in November 2018, the Microgrants program was developed to provide YoungArts award winners ...
more...Launched in November 2018, the Microgrants program was developed to provide YoungArts award winners with up to $1,000 monthly to support a wide range of artist needs and professional development opportunities. In 2019, the maximum grant allotment per artist increased to $3,000, and was increased again in 2021 to $5,000. Applicants apply via open call and must submit a detailed description of the project or need for their request and commit to providing documentation of the funds used if monies are awarded. There can be multiple recipients of a portion of the monthly $20,000 grant allocation. Monies may be requested for any expenses related to professional or artistic development prior to the work taking place, including travel expenses to a residency, registration fees for a conference or class, the purchase of equipment, studio rental fees, etc. Creative microgrants are not awarded as reimbursements for expenses already incurred.
Since 2018, the YoungArts Jorge M. Pérez Award, funded by The Jorge M. Pérez Family Foundation, has ...
more...Since 2018, the YoungArts Jorge M. Pérez Award, funded by The Jorge M. Pérez Family Foundation, has been providing a YoungArts Visual Arts award winner who has succeeded in strengthening their community through artistic endeavors with a $25,000 unrestricted award. Applicants aged 25 and over are invited to submit materials through open call on YoungArts Post. Selections are made by the Jorge M. Pérez Family Foundation. Recent recipients include Juan Jose Cielo (2015 Visual Arts), Malaika Temba (2014 Visual Arts), Ilana Harris-Babou (2009 Visual Arts) and Mateo Nava (2013 Visual Arts & U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts).
All YoungArts award winners－Finalist, Honorable Mention and Merit award levels－receive cash prizes b...
more...All YoungArts award winners－Finalist, Honorable Mention and Merit award levels－receive cash prizes between $100 and $10,000. The YoungArts award competition is open to artists (1) between the ages of 15–18 or in high school grades 10–12 (2) that are United States citizens, permanent residents or are legally able to receive taxable income in the United States (3) that demonstrate excellence in Classical Music, Dance, Design Arts, Film, Jazz, Photography, Theater, Visual Arts, Voice or Writing.
Microgrants provide up to $5,000 monthly to award winners seeking support for a wide range of artist...
more...Microgrants provide up to $5,000 monthly to award winners seeking support for a wide range of artist needs and professional development opportunities, including travel expenses to a residency, registration fees for a conference or class, the purchase of equipment, studio rental fees and more.
The Gordon Parks Foundation annually grants a $7,500 unrestricted cash award to one recent YoungArts...
more...The Gordon Parks Foundation annually grants a $7,500 unrestricted cash award to one recent YoungArts award winner who represents the depth, breadth and integrity of Gordon Parks’ work. The winner is invited to the annual Gordon Parks Foundation awards ceremony and dinner in New York City. Recent recipients include J. Amir Robinson (2022 Photography), Emmanuel Michael (2020 Jazz), Destiny Moore (2020 Visual Arts), Mosab Hamid (2020 Theater & Writing) and Amanda Gorman (2015, 2016 Writing)
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