Graphic Arts Scholarships

Scholarships of $2,000 will be awarded to full-time students working toward an undergraduate or graduate degree in Computer Graphic Design and related fields. Recipients will be chosen primarily on the basis of a competition of single-sample digital artwork. **Subject matter of artwork will impact the selection process. Please Note: Distance Learning or OnLine Programs will not qualify. Eligibility: Degree-seeking candidates must be enrolled full time in a Computer Graphic Design curriculum at an accredited college or university in the United States, be a U.S. citizen, and be at least a sophomore at the time of application - minimum second-year students only. If you have any questions regarding your eligibility, please contact the Educational Foundation via the email below. Important: Applications must be accompanied by two Letters of Recommendation from field-of-study faculty and current transcripts. Please refer to the application form for details. One sample of digital graphic artwork for intranets and/or internets, in particular web-based graphics, must be submitted per applicant in one of two categories: 1) Single Static Image 2) Graphic Image intended for interactive use at a website. Artistic creativity is important, as well as mastery of web technology (if appropriate). All work must be totally that of the applicant, not a group effort or an improvement on an existing website. Please submit selected image in .JPEG, .GIF or .TIF format on CD, zip disk, or diskette and send along with the application form and descriptive text. If the image is part of a website, please indicate which image is being submitted - only one image will be accepted for consideration. Please provide URL, if applicable. Submission of digital artwork must include text of at least 200-300 words describing the image submitted, how it was created, and for what specific intent or purpose it represents. Provide details, including programs used in creating the image, personal design techniques, and possible production values. Contact Info: Name: Norma Corrales Phone: (703) 631-6149 or (800) 336-4583 ext. 6149 E-mail: [email protected]

ELIGIBILITY Nemetschek Vectorworks values the different backgrounds and experiences that comprise the next generation of designers. We strive to provide funding to as many students as possible through a variety of scholarship options; however, a limited number of scholarships are issued each year. The is designed to meet the needs and qualifications of a variety of students. At the time of submission, scholarship applicants must be: 1) enrolled or accepted for enrollment in undergraduate or graduate studies for six or more credits at an accredited college or university, and 2) pursuing a design-oriented degree. Such degrees include, but are not limited to, architecture, engineering, construction, environmental design, urban design, urban planning, interior design, graphic design, landscape architecture, landscape design, lighting design, industrial design, machine design, theater design, scenic design, event planning, exhibit design, and woodworking.

MVP Visuals is proud to help aspiring artists succeed towards a degree in Graphic Arts & Design or Applied arts. Our annual $500 scholarship is awarded to deserving students who create a digital visual design based on the University they are attending or will be attending. Support the University you are currently enrolled in or will be attending by creating a digital visual design. This can be based off the University logo, location, mission statement, sports team/mascot…etc. Here is your opportunity to get creative and show off your talent as an artist!

Intend to pursue a degree in art or an art-related field. Limited to residents of central Indiana region.

To be eligible to compete for a scholarship award, the student must be: 1. Interested in a career in gaphic communications. 2. A high school senior or a high school graduate who has not yet started college. 3. A college student who is enrolled in a two- or four-year college program. 4. A full-time student. Scholarships are not awarded for part-time study. 5. Able to maintain a 3.0 grade point average.

This award hopes to offer a scholarship of up to $2,000 for a student who will attend a full-time, post-secondary education pursuing a career in the field of printing technology or graphic arts. Strong preference is given to those pursuing a career in printing technology (press, prepress, or bindery operations). Requirements: Pursue a degree in printing technology or graphic arts

Applicant be a resident of the rural area within 125 mile radius of Dodge City; be majoring in photography and/or graphic arts. Instructions for Application: 1. All applicants must attach academic official transcripts to their applications.

The fund provides scholarships to students enrolled in an undergraduate course of study with a family member employed in the graphic arts industry. Please contact the foundation through letter for more information.

Sponsor: The Blank FamilyAmount: One award of $800Use: Two-four year college/universityCriteria: 1. Minimum GPA of 3.02. Child of a classroom teacher3. Shows interest in the artsFinancial aid will be considered

For young men and women studying interior, fashion, or graphic design.

For candidates intending studies that involve visual arts and design.

The ET Foundation International Aluminum Extrusion Student Design Competition, sponsored by Hydro Aluminum, is open to U.S. and international high school, college, university or technical school students who have knowledge of architectural, product, structural and/or industrial design, engineering, and CAD design.To enter the contest, you must submit a design that demonstrates the manufacturing, design, and material advantages of extruded aluminum. Scholarships will be presented to the first place ($3,000), second place ($2,000) and third place ($1,000) entries. A separate scholarship for the Hydro Sustainable Design ($2,500) will be presented to the entry that also addresses environmental and/or societal concerns with their design.Student Eligibility and Requirements1. Entrants for the Student Design Competition must currently be enrolled in a 2-year, 4-year, trade, or technical school to be eligible to participate. High school students and first- and second-year college graduate students are also eligible.2. Submit an Official Entry Form for each design complete with all information requested, including the school's name, student's permanent address, phone, and e-mail address, and faculty advisor information.Note: Please include an appropriate, descriptive design name as it will be used to identify the entry.3. Submit student design on one or more presentation boards labeled with student name, school, and design entry name on the back of the board, or you may attach a copy of your completed entry form to the back of the board. Submissions on CD-ROM are acceptable and encouraged, however a printed copy of the entry form must accompany the submission.4. Entries must be received by the ET Foundation at the address noted on the entry form no later than February 15.