This is a renewable annual scholarship to KCAI for High School Juniors for 27,500K per year upon acceptance into KCAI.
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This is a renewable annual scholarship to KCAI for High School Juniors for 25K per year upon acceptance into KCAI.
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This award was created by The National K-12 Ceramic Exhibition Foundation and Alfred University to honor Alfred Professor Val Cushing, Chairman of Ceramic Arts, our juror in 2004, President of NCECA twice, and a man whose spirit and warmth spread across our community as a founding father. This Full Four Year Scholarship to Alfred fulfills our dream of extending his legacy each year through the hands and heart of one deserving young student whose work and deeds have earned them this honor.
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This is a renewable annual scholarship to KCAI for High School Seniors for 25K per year upon acceptance into KCAI.
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This is a renewable annual scholarship to KCAI for High School Seniors for 27K per year upon acceptance into KCAI.
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Pending completion and acceptance of your application, student will be awarded $29,000 annually towards tuition and requires good academic standing determined by your academic dean.
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Pending completion and acceptance of your application, the amount of this award is $29,000 annually and requires good academic standing, determined by your academic dean.
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Pending completion and acceptance of your application, the amount of this award is $29,000 annually and requires good academic standing, determined by your academic dean.
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Pending completion and acceptance of your application, the amount of this award is $29,000 annually and requires good academic standing, determined by your academic dean.
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Laguna will give 5-500 dollar scholarship awards annually to their selections
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Recognizing the importance of continuing education in all aspects of life, the Ingrid Mahan scholarship award is joyfully given to a deserving student whose skill, desire to learn, and dedication to mastering the medium of clay has been demonstrated. This scholarship is a renewable award for direct payment of tuition of $1000 annually for up to four years, with re-qualification by merit of academic standing, a demonstrable commitment to the study of ceramics, and significant progress.
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The inspiration for the creation of these initial gifts was to honor the vision, dedication and efforts of the ceramic educators, the students they mentor, and the many volunteers nationwide affiliated with bringing The National K-12 Ceramic Exhibition Foundation and its dream of having a Scholarship Fund to fruition. We joyfully welcome you to join our heartfelt commitment to k12clay.org in support of The National K-12 Scholarship Fund, and ask that you give generously to grow this fund for deserving student artists. They are our future. With gratitude to the K-12 Board for your vision, Nancy and Ken Ernst, Ingrid and Marvin Mahan This $1000 award is selected by the Scholarship committee for direct payment toward tuition.
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The mission of the Emily Specchio foundation is to celebrate the life of Emily C. Specchio by following her inspirational lead in continuing to support charitable organizations close to her heart. The Emily C. Specchio Scholarship has been created in her name to give an annual $1000 scholarship to a student in this exhibition with similar interests and passions which can be summarized with the mission of her foundation "Embrace that Which Defines You".
Please read more about this wonderful organization at Emily C Specchio Foundation.
Selection for this award is made by the Scholarship committee.
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This scholarship was created in 2012 by Jeff and Bond Sandoe on behalf of AMACO/brent. Intended to help advance future study of ceramics by a graduating senior, the award of $1000 for direct payment toward tuition, is selected by the scholarship committee.
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This scholarship was created in 2012 by Jeff and Bond Sandoe on behalf of American Art Clay Company. Intended to help advance future study of ceramics by a graduating senior, the award of $1000 for direct payment toward tuition, is selected by the scholarship committee.
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Dennis Maza was a talented teacher across many media including ceramics. His students and friends gained lifelong inspiration from his talent, teaching and great humor. He is partially responsible for the founding of k12clay.org
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Given annually by Lookout Mountain Pottery owner and artist Mark Issenberg to recognize excellent functional pottery made by a student. The scholarship committee and Exhibition Team with select the student with approval of Mark Issenberg. Excellence in making and functionality based upon the work selected by the juror.
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Given to a student whose excellent work displays creative problem-solving and overcoming obstacles. The $1000 award, selected by the scholarship committee for direct payment toward tuition, is donated by Nancy & Ken Ernst, Bob Feder, Barbara Feder-Murdock and Zach Murdock in honor of Helen and Daniel Feder.
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Selected by the Scholarship for direct payment toward tuition, sponsored by Nancy & Ken Ernst.
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Visionary ceramic artist Mary Bowron (1933-2017), lived near Boyds, Maryland, and was inspired by all aspects of the natural world and social justice issues. For more than 60 years, she worked as a painter, potter, print-maker and sculptor. Always gratified to know young people were expressing their originality in clay, she would be pleased to know this award celebrates the creative achievement of people she never had the opportunity to meet.
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Jared Branfman was an artist of extraordinary ability and passion. He was an athlete and league champion in wrestling, track, and soccer. He was a scholar of art history, Hispanic culture and was fluent in Spanish. He was a person whose life and spirit embodied curiosity, intellect, creativity, kindness, boundless energy, and incomparable courage. A love of education and a dedication to sharing his knowledge and experience with others was in his blood. Jared passed away on September 27, 2005 after a 2 1/2 year battle with cancer. He was 23 years old. This scholarship is given in celebration of the life of our son, brother, and friend Jared.
The Branfman Family
This $500 award is selected by the Scholarship committee for direct payment toward tuition.
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