School of Art and Design scholarships for undergraduate students are awarded primarily on
the basis of ability as reflected in the art portfolio, academic excellence, and with some
scholarships, need. Most scholarships are awarded to students already in attendance in the
School of Art and Design. Scholarships are contingent upon certain guidelines and availability of funding.
NOTE: Scholarship applications are accepted and awards made during each spring semester for the upcoming academic year.
2012-2013 East Carolina University
School of Art and Design Scholarships
All applications must be submitted to the School of Art Media Center
By 5pm Thursday March 28th, 2013 (Friday is a state holiday)
Calendar
February 14th, 2013: Scholarship information and applications forms are available in the School of Art and Design Media Center
March 28th, 2013: All applications due by 5pm
April 8th, 2013: The list of Scholarship recipients posted outside the Media Center. Recipients will be contacted through their ECU email.
Application materials will be kept by the SOAD Scholarship Committee and will not be returned to the applicant
Please read the following carefully, then sign, date and submit your application
Scholarships Amount Availability (min) GPA Major Requirement Claire E. Armstrong $ 600 5 3.0 Art (G) Art History $ 300 2 2.5 Art History (U)
Richard Bean Memorial $ 500 7 2.5 Graphic design (U: So/J/S)
Photography, Illustration
Animation/Interactive Design Ariane D. Clark $600 1 3.0 Foundations Tran & Marilyn Gordley $ 600 6 2.5 Painting (U: J/S)
Gravely Foundation $ 500 2 3.0 Art (U: J/S; G) Nell Graves $ 500 2 none Ceramics (U: J/S)
Wellington B. Gray $ 500 1 none Art Education (U: J/S) Hanna & Jodi Jubran $ 500 1 3.0 Sculpture (U: So/J)
Hannah Graduate $ 1000 4 3.0 Art (G) Hartley $ 1000 1 none Painting (G)
Kirk and Dasha Little $600 1 3.0 Foundations
John R. McIntyre $ 500 1 none Ceramics (U/G: consult Seo Eo) ECAF/Richard B. Dollar $ 500 8 none Graphic Design (U)
John Satterfield & Jenni K $500 3 3.0 Metals (U, G)
S & K Mason $ 1000 1 none Animation (U) SOAD Pool $ 500 2 3.0 Art (U/G)
Taeylor Art Supply Award $500 10 none Art (U, G)
UBE $ 500 2 3.0 Art (U)
Visual Arts Forum $500 1 none Art (J, Sr, G)
Rhonda Warren $500 1 2.5 Art (J, Sr)
William Francis Memorial $500 1 3.0 Sculpture Willis $ 500 2 3.0 Textiles (U)
Out of State- $ 950 7 none Art (U/G)
Special Talent Tuition Waivers
The Scholarships may vary in amount and are subject to change based on funding.
Keys: G = Graduate; U = Undergraduate; So = Sophomore; J = Junior; S = Senior;
Art = Art History/Art Education/Studio
Scholarship Descriptions
Richard Steven Bean Memorial Scholarship in Communication Arts (awarded to a full time undergraduate majoring in art with a concentration in Communication Arts)
Art Enthusiasts Scholarships (awarded to a full time undergraduate currently majoring in art) University Book Exchange Scholarship (awarded to a full time undergraduate currently majoring in art)
Jenni K. Jewelry Scholarship (awarded to a full time undergraduate majoring in art with a concentration in Metal Design)
Claire E. Armstrong Graduate Fellowship (awarded to an accepted or full time graduate Master of Fine Arts student)
DeElla Wade Willis Scholarship (awarded to a full time undergraduate student who has either been accepted for or is concentrating in Textile Design, Fabric Design or Weaving Design)
K Eastern Carolina Advertising Scholarship (awarded on a rotation basis between the School of Art and Design, Department of Marketing and the School of Communication to a student in an advertising-related field)
Gravely Foundation Scholarship (awarded to a rising junior, senior or graduate art student who has been accepted for admission or is currently full time)
Tran and Marilyn Gordley Scholarship (a recruitment scholarship awarded to an accepted student on the basis of artistic talent, minimum or projected 2.5 GPA, demonstrated commitment to art)
Wellington B. Gray Memorial Scholarship in Art Education (awarded to a full time undergraduate student accepted into Art Education)
North Carolina Teaching Fellows Program ECU Teaching Fellows participate in academic seminars, leadership development opportunities, professional internships, and social and cultural experiences. Throughout the four years, East Carolina University Teaching Fellows also work as tutors, travel with other fellows, study in classes offered through the Honors Program, perform service work, plan recruitment initiatives and serve on various committees. For more information on our program: Mary Beth Corbin, Director, Speight 203, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC 27858, 252-328-4126
