Larry Krantz Flute Pages: Flute Scholarships
FLUTE Scholarships
Last Update on October 30, 2006
This list will continue to be updated as information is provided.
If you have information on a scholarship that would be
suitable for a flute player then please send that information to:
INSTITUTION: George Washington University
SCHOLARSHIP: Presidential Arts Scholarships in Music
DESCRIPTION: The only requirements for scholarship winners are full-time student status and registration for 3 credits of applied music (which translates to an hour lesson wach week and a relevant large ensemble--band, orchestra, chorus).
AWARD: which are $7,500 in tuition remission renewable for four years.
CONTACT: Jan Schuller, jschul@GWIS2.CIRC.GWU.EDU
INSTITUTION: The Hartt School
SCHOLARSHIP: 20/20
DESCRIPTION: A tuition free program for undergraduates or graduates of exceptional ability on their instrument. As there is normally only one flute in the program a scholarship is not offered all years. Successful candidates enroll in a regular degree program but have additional activities designed to prepare them for professional performing careers.
CLOSING DATE: Auditions are in February.
CONTACT: James Jacobs, Director of Admissions, The Hartt School, University of Hartford, West Hartford, CT 06117
INSTITUTION: Louisiana State University (School of Music)
SCHOLARSHIP: Undergraduate tuition scholarships and LMAA Service Awards
DESCRIPTION: Undergraduate tuition scholarships cover full tuition for both LA and out-of-state students. The number of scholarships depends on the number of qualified applicants and the number of openings in the teacher's studio. The only stipulation is that the student must maintain a certain grade point average (usually 3.0) during his/her college career.
AWARD: LMAA awards are $640 in cash for each semester (usually given in addition to the tuition scholarship). They are awarded to outstanding students for participating in a large ensemble such as orchestra or band. In addition, if one participates in the Tiger Marching Band, there is an extra $640 for the fall semester.
CLOSING DATE: March 1, 1997 (Tapes are acceptable)
CONTACT: Katherine Kemler, Flute Professor, School of Music, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA 70803, KKem@AOL.com
INSTITUTION: University of Evansville
SCHOLARSHIP: Department of Music Scholarships
DESCRIPTION: Most flute students who pursue a music degree at the University of Evansville can expect to receive financial aid, but the amount will be determined by a number of facors, only one of which is the audition. Other factors items to be considered include academic qualifications, such as standardized test scores, high school grades as reflected on the transcript, class rank, and the financial standing of the student's family.
AWARD: Variable
CLOSING DATE: March 1 of each year
CONTACT: Dr. Alan Solomon, Head, Music Department, University of Evansville, 1800 Lincoln Avenue, Evansville, IN 47722
INSTITUTION: Bowling Green State University, College of Musical Arts, OH 43403
SCHOLARSHIP: Music Talent Award (undergraduates), Teaching Assistantships (Graduate, MM)
DESCRIPTION: MTA is based on musical skills. This past year we offered 5 and some were for relief of out-of-state tuition $5000, $3,000, and $2,500 and some covered half of tuition all the way down to $500. Teaching assistantships waive all tuition (in state or out), provide for 2 free summers and $2,400 living stipend as well. Total value of package ranges from $17,000 to $24,000 (in the neighborhood as I do not have the exact figures in front of me.) A flute assistantship is available for 1997-99 which includes teaching the Music Education Flute Methods Class and some private lessons for minors and electives.
AWARD: See above.
CLOSING DATE: The earlier the better. Decisions are made by the end of March if not sooner.
CONTACT: Dr. Victor Ellsworth, Assistant Dean, College of Musical Arts, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH 43402 (419)372-2182 or vellswo@bgnet.bgsu.edu OR Judith Bentley, Professor of Flute, cookben@bgnet.bgsu.edu (same address) (419)372-2233 or Home is (419)352-8141
INSTITUTION: Southwest Missouri State University
SCHOLARSHIP: Visit the music department home page at Southwest Missouri State and click on music scholarships.
INSTITUTION: Delta State University, Cleveland, MS
SCHOLARSHIP: Band awards, up to full tuition
DESCRIPTION: Awards are given on the basis of performance ability. They range from $400 per semester too full tuition, out of state tuition is waived on all levels. Awards are good for up to nine semesters. The number of scholarships depends on the number of qualified applicants. Recipients must participate in concert and marching bands and maintain a 2.5 grade point average.
CLOSING DATE: May 1
CONTACT: Keith Pettway, kpettway@dsu.deltast.edu
INSTITUTION: Malone College, Canton, Ohio
SCHOLARSHIP: Band awards. $500-$1000 a year, renewable for duration of enrollment. Available to all students regardless of major.
DESCRIPTION: Awards are made on the basis of performance ability. Recipients must participate in concert and marching band and maintain a 2.5 average.
CLOSING DATE: April 1, 1997
CONTACT: Janet Becker, Instructor of Flute, Malone College, 515 25th St. N.W., Canton, OH 44708, (330) 471-8231, jzolyak@bright.net, or Neal McMullian, Director of Bands, Malone College (same address) (330) 471-8228.
INSTITUTION: University of Mississippi
SCHOLARSHIP: Band Scholarships
DESCRIPTION: These awards are made on the basis of performing ability and potential for contribution to the band program. It is not necessary to major in music to receive a band scholarship.
CONTACT: David Willson, Director of Bands, University of Mississippi, Oxford, MS 38677. (601)232-7390. email: umband@olemiss.edu
INSTITUTION: University of Mississippi
SCHOLARSHIP: Krista Henry Vernon Flute Scholarship
DESCRIPTION: Flute scholarship information.
CLOSING DATE: March 1 of each year
CONTACT: Krista Henry Vernon Memorial Scholarship
INSTITUTION: University of Louisiana at Lafayette
SCHOLARSHIP: Graduate Assistantships for Flutists
DESCRIPTION: The assistantship pays $5500 per year and tuition waivers. Duties include applied teaching, classroom teaching, or assistance with instructional facilities. Tapes are acceptable for audition purposes.
CONTACT: Dr. Andrea Loewy, University of Louisiana, PO Drawer 41207, Lafayette, LA 70504 or e mail at akloewy@bellsouth.net
INSTITUTION: Ball State University School of Music
SCHOLARSHIP: The Ball State University School of Music announces a graduate teaching assistantship in flute for the 2007-2008 academic year. Duties include teaching flute minors and non-majors, assisting with the teaching of undergraduate flute majors, performing in the graduate woodwind quintet and possibly coaching woodwind chamber music and/or flute ensembles.
DESCRIPTION: This full-time assistantship carries a stipend of $6400 per year for master’s students and $7900 per year for doctoral students. In addition to the paid stipend, graduate teaching assistants receive remission of the graduate course fee and the contingent portion of the general fee, plus an out-of-state fee waiver. Students holding the assistantship for the entire academic year are given a tuition waiver for the following summer. The total value of the assistantship for an out-of-state student exceeds $24,000. This assistantship is eligible for renewal of up to two years for master’s students and three years for doctoral students. The graduate assistant will also have the option to play in the flute section of the Muncie Symphony Orchestra (www.munciesymphony.org) at an additional per-service rate. In addition to the M.M. and D.A. programs in flute performance, Ball State also offers a new Artist Diploma.
CONTACT: Contact The Ball State University School of Music to request a graduate application at www.bsu.edu/music. To apply for the assistantship, send a résumé of teaching and performing experience, cover letter and recent performance CD to: Dr. Julia Larson Mattern, Professor of Flute, School of Music, Ball State University, Muncie, IN 47306. Selected applicants will be invited to live auditions for entrance into the flute program and a complimentary lesson with Dr. Mattern. Please refer to the flute audition requirements at www.juliamattern.com; click on admissions and scroll down for graduate information.
All applicants must also apply to and be accepted by the graduate school at Ball State University. Online applications are available at www.bsu.edu. Doctoral applicants must take the general portion of the GRE exam; all applicants must take School of Music placement exams in music history and theory. Transcripts and letters of recommendation are also required. Only full-time students who receive unconditional admission to the Graduate School and the School of Music may receive assistantships. Files must be complete by March 15, 2007 to be considered for awards, so it is to the applicant’s advantage to apply and audition early. Additional assistantships may also be available in the areas of music history, theory or music education.
For additional information please contact:
Dr. Julia Larson Mattern
Professor of Flute
School of Music
Ball State University
Muncie, IN 47306
jmattern@bsu.edu
765-285-5412.
INSTITUTION: Ball State University School of Music
SCHOLARSHIP: Undergraduate Scholarships for music majors
DESCRIPTION: Half- and full-tuition scholarships for qualified students, plus other awards in smaller amounts. Awards are based on the entrance audition, teacher recommendations, academic record and leadership potential. All scholarships at Ball State University are awarded on a rolling basis, so it is to the student's advantage to apply and audition early. AUDITION DATES for 2006-2007 are: December 1, January 26, February 15, March 4 and March 31.
CONTACT: Dr. Julia Larson Mattern, Professor of Flute, School of Music, Ball State University, Muncie, IN, 47306, phone 765-285-5412, fax 765-285-5401, email: jmattern@bsu.edu or juliamattern@insightbb.com; for more information, visit the flute studio website.
INSTITUTION: University of Tennessee, School of Music
AWARDS: Flute Graduate Teaching Assistantship, 2000-2001 - Duties include teaching flute majors and minors, help in running flute choir and flute ensemble, administrative help, and performing in a one School of Music large ensemble. There are also undergraduate scholarships and possible Graduate Assistantships (in Music Education) available through the UT School of Music and through the UT Pride of the Southland Marching Band.
CONTACT: Shelley Binder (email: GamutUT@aol.com)
INSTITUTION: Seattle Pacific University
SCHOLARSHIP: Fine and Performing Arts Scholarships
DESCRIPTION: Merit-based scholarships for majors and non-majors. Must participate in an ensemble.
AWARD: $500 - $3,000
CLOSING DATE: Auditions must be completed before March 1, 2002, to receive priority evaluation.
CONTACT: Shelley Collins, Dept. of Music, Seattle Pacific University, 3307 Third Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98119-1997, 206/281-2146, scollins@spu.edu
AUDITION WEB SITE
SCHOLARSHIP: Lewis J. Deveau Scholarship
DESCRIPTION: Graduating high school seniors planning to major in flute are eligible.
Applicants must be U.S. residents planning to attend a school in the U.S. This award is given annually to the winner of a taped audition. Information about the scholarship and application process can be found at the Web site above.
INSTITUTION: University of New Mexico
SCHOLARSHIP: Graduate Fellowships, Teaching Assistantships and Tuition Waivers
DESCRIPTION: The University of New Mexico Music Department and the UNM Bands and Orchestra are looking for excellent students and performers on flute wishing to study for a Master's Degree. Continue your education in beautiful Albuquerque, New Mexico. Clear blue skies, fabulous sunsets, along with the spectacular Sandia Mountains make Albuquerque an ideal place to enjoy learning. Coupled with an excellent faculty and a great facility, what better place to get a Master's Degree?
CONTACT: Valerie Potter, Professor of Flute, email: flutes@UNM.EDU
SCHOLARSHIP: The Lewis J. Deveau Scholarship will award one $3000 scholarship to a student that demonstrates talent and commitment to the advanced study of the flute.
DESCRIPTION: Candidates must be graduating high school seniors in the US who will be majoring in flute at a college or university in the US in the fall of 2005.
CLOSING DATE: The current application deadline is July 15, 2005. This year's award will be granted on August 1, 2005.
CONTACT: For more information and application instructions
INSTITUTION: Columbus State University, Schwob School of Music, Columbus, GA
SCHOLARSHIP: Woodruff Award
DESCRIPTION: The Woodruff Scholarship is an innovative program established for the Schwob School of Music by the Woodruff Family Foundation in December 1999. The Woodruff Scholarship, intended for entering undergraduates music majors, provides a five thousand dollar ($5,000) annual stipend and is renewable for up to four years for a total of twenty thousand dollars ($20,000). Woodruff Award winners also receive full-tuition, meal and housing allowance in addition to the Woodruff Award.
CONTACT: Diane Andrae, andrae_diane@colstate.edu
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