Art & Design Department Scholarship Application for Sophomores & Juniors
The Sophomore and Junior Art & Design Department Scholarship Application occurs virtually. Students interested in participating will create a simple Adobe Express page (Adobe Creative Cloud Subscription is not required to create an Express page) and upload 10-15 of their strongest images or a video of their work.
How to decide what to submit:
Seek input from your major area professors and course instructors! Set up a virtual or in-person appointment with them to have them review your images before submitting your scholarship application. Sophomores can also schedule appointments to review portfolios of work with Cynthia Brinich-Langlois, Robert Grame, Debra Hardy, Cynthia Hayes, Melissa Wagner-Lawler, or Katie Martin-Meurer.
What if I have another website I use? Can I submit that?
No, submissions are limited to Adobe Express pages alone for consistency in formatting and judging purposes. Additionally, you must create a new page for the purposes of this scholarship application to adhere to the guidelines or you must edit an existing Adobe Express page to conform to the guidelines as stated below:
- Your name at the top of the Adobe Express Page
- 150-250 word Artist Statement
- 10-15 images or videos (1-2 minutes per video) maximum
- Label each work with the title, size, media, and year completed. Indicate for each piece which class it was created for, and if possible, denote the assignment.
- You will need to use a personal, non-edu, email address to set up an Adobe Express web page.
Resources:
- View an example Spark/Express page with a link to tips on writing an artist statement and documenting your work.
- View a video tutorial for this application. (Please note: you will need to click on the pink/purple ‘+’ sign on the left side of the page to find the Web Page option.)
- Adobe Express (Please note: you will need to click on the pink/purple ‘+’ sign on the left side of the page to find the Web Page option.)
- Photo Doc Lab
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Information
Recipients will be notified in April and will be invited to participate in the Crossing Over Exhibition in the subsequent fall semester.
NOTE: To receive the scholarship, you must accept the offer in the Panther Scholarship Portal and answer the post-acceptance questions.
- Award
- Varies
- Schools, Colleges, Departments, and Areas
- Art & Design Department, College of Arts & Architecture, Peck School of the Arts
- Deadline
- 02/24/2025
- Supplemental Questions
- What is your academic level?
- What are your areas of interest?
- You must submit the FAFSA by the scholarship application deadline to be considered for need-based scholarships.
- What is the URL to your Express scholarship website?
- Please provide a brief statement (up to 350 words) describing your productivity as a creator along with your contributions to the Art and Design community.