ELTON SMITH MEMORIAL ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP IN ART

Undergraduate Only

Must be an undergraduate students actively pursuing a BFA or BA in the fine arts studio disciplines defined as; ceramics, new media, painting, drawing, photography, print making or sculpture.
Must be enrolled on a full-time basis (12 hours) during award year and
Must maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA

Award
Varies
College/Department
Art & Art History Department
Deadline
03/01/2023
Supplemental Questions
  1. Please write a letter of intent for the upcoming academic year of Fall 2023/Spring 2024.
  2. Upload a resume/CV that demonstrates evidence of accomplishment.
  3. Updated and current portfolio Studio Art Students: Enter between 5 to 10 works including the title, media, dimensions, year, and a link to the video (if applicable), saved as 1 PDF. Information for each work should be found directly next to the work, either beside or below the image. For video work entries, please include a still image of the video and include a link to the video where it can be viewed online. Portfolio files need to be saved as 1 PDF with a maximum file size of 10 MB. Name of file formatted as "lastname_firstname_Portfolio". Art History and Criticism Students: Upload 1 scholarly research paper, saved as a PDF with a maximum file size of 10 MB. Name of file formatted as "lastname_firstname_Portfolio".
  4. Letter of Recommendation: Please request a letter of recommendation from a UTSA faculty member (newly admitted students can provide a letter from a faculty member at a college or university previously attended; incoming freshman may submit a letter from a high school faculty member).
  5. Letter of Recommendation: Please request a letter of recommendation from a UTSA faculty member (newly admitted students can provide a letter from a faculty member at a college or university previously attended; incoming freshman may submit a letter from a high school faculty member).
  6. Letter of Recommendation: Please request a letter of recommendation from a UTSA faculty member (newly admitted students can provide a letter from a faculty member at a college or university previously attended; incoming freshman may submit a letter from a high school faculty member).
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