Congratulations 2023 Student College and High School Scholarship Winners
Awarded $1,000 Norma Gray Scholarship - Breanna Zaborowski from Hartland High School
Awarded $1,000 Ron and Norma Gray Memorial Scholarship - Tanner Kucharek
Junior at Western Michigan University.
Junior at Western Michigan University.
Awarded $1,000 Livingston County High School Scholarship - Lotus Greene from Hartland High School.
2024 Scholarship applications soon to be accepted for consideration
College and High School students
College and High School students
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ABOUT OUR SELECTION PROCESS
The Scholarship Committee members represent 2D and 3D artists and expertise in most every medium. Given that, they all tap into their own fundamental inherent bank of knowledge as artists. As we all know, the most experienced artists and jurors can have a different opinion than you do about a particular work of art. So on the basis that all art is not created equal, we get to the nitty-gritty and focus on these five characteristics of art:
Eligibility:
The Scholarship Committee members represent 2D and 3D artists and expertise in most every medium. Given that, they all tap into their own fundamental inherent bank of knowledge as artists. As we all know, the most experienced artists and jurors can have a different opinion than you do about a particular work of art. So on the basis that all art is not created equal, we get to the nitty-gritty and focus on these five characteristics of art:
- Beauty in Art
- Skill and Technique
- Inherent Meaning
- Uniqueness
- Fulfilled Intent
Eligibility:
- All applicants must be attending a Michigan college or university in the fall.
- All applicants must be between the ages of 17 and 25.
- All college undergraduate & high school graduate students meeting the above criteria and are full-time residents of the State of Michigan are eligible to apply for the Norma Gray Scholarship.