Overview

Feb 7
Application Deadline
Merit-Based
Scholarship Type
Up to $10,000, annually
Award Amount
First Year
Eligibility

Description

Baker Duncan Art Scholarships are awarded to meritorious incoming First-Year students who are interested in pursuing a major in studio art.

Eligibility

Who is eligible:

Undergraduate, entering first-year students planning to pursue a major in studio art
 

Who is not eligible:

Continuing or graduate students

How to Apply

Step 1

Submit your online application

Application opens: September 1

Application deadline: February 7

Step 2

Gather your application packet material

Application packets must include the following:
 

Resume

Please include your contact information:

  • Name
  • Address
  • E-mail address
  • Phone number
     

10-15 digital images of your artwork

Artworks may be in any medium. Images should represent the work as accurately as possible. Each image should be saved as a .jpeg with a file size not exceeding 3MB. Label your images as follows: 01 Your Name, 02 Your Name, etc.
 

Image list

Please provide separately a list of images with your name at the top. The image list should be numbered (to correspond with the number on the .jpeg file name); for each image on the list, include the title, materials/media, and dimensions.

Step 3

Submit your application packet 

  • Combine your resume, images (drag and drop into your document), and image list into a single PDF file. 
  • Go to www.wetransfer.com (you do not need wetransfer mobile, or wetransfer plus), follow the directions, and send your single PDF file to @email.
     

Deadline

February 7

Important Details

Renewal Information

  • Renewable annually for up to 8 semesters
  • Recipient must become and remain a major in studio art
  • Award recipients must maintain satisfactory academic progress
  • Academic progress is reviewed at the end of each academic year
  • Must be enrolled full-time for each semester

Additional Details

  • Scholarships are applied toward fall and spring tuition only, and are not available for summer study.
  • Recipients are selected without regard to income.

Contact

Application process and admission:

Adam Schreiber
Department of Art and Art History
210-999-7667
@email
 

All other financial aid inquiries:

Student Financial Services
Northrup Hall, Room 340
210-999-8898
@email