FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP CATALOG [front]
ART
Special application forms should be obtained in the Art Department Office, 172 KFA for the following scholarships.
For further information, please contact Michael Padgett, Chair, Art Department Scholarship Committee, at 425-3266.
William and Suzanne Ammerman Scholarship:
Awarded to art majors who have completed the freshman year and have shown creativity and dedication through their art work and academic classes.
Art Dept. Faculty/Student Coalition Scholarship:
Awarded to Art majors on the basis of academic excellence in the major who have completed at least one year at UW-RF.
Mary L. Barrett Scholarship:
For worthy and creative students majoring in any area of art and continuing as a sophomore, junior or senior student.
James & Virginia Johnson Ceramics Scholarship:
Awarded to a ceramic arts major selected by studio arts faculty. The chosen student should have need for scholarship support, show strong interest and commitment to their chosen fields, maintain a B level grade average or better, and have demonstrated to his/her peers and teachers a good sense of values and ethics. Attitude and consideration for others is especially important. Preference will be given to students from the mid-west U.S.
Ruby J. Bernard McLaughlin Memorial Scholarship:
Granted to a sophomore or junior Art major who has earned 18 credits in Art at UW-RF with a minimum GPA of 3.25 in Art courses.
Walter & Lee Nottingham Scholarship:
Awarded to an Art Major for the junior or senior year, based upon academic excellence, creativity, and financial need.
Kurt & Ruth Wild Scholarship:
Awarded to an outstanding Art major for the junior or senior year, based upon academic excellence in the major, creativity, and potential. This scholarship may only be received once.
Walker D. & Helen Bryant Wyman Scholarship:
Based upon academic excellence in the major, awarded to a student who has completed at least one full year of study at UW-RF. Potential for success and financial need may also be factors.
