ASU ranks among the top “best buy” public colleges in the USA. Thousands of dollars in scholarships and fellowships are awarded to the School of Art students annually.
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MFA Thesis Award All MFA students in their last year of their graduate program are eligible for the MFA Thesis Award. This is a highly competitive opportunity that is only available once an academic year. This award will be will be funded through a scholarship or scholarships. Who is eligible?
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Donald N Rabiner Memorial Fund This fund was established in 1992 by gifts from friends and associates of the late Arizona State University Associate Professor of Art History, Donald Rabiner. The income supports a travel fellowship for the study of Italian art in Italy or elsewhere. Eligible students include graduate or undergraduate students majoring in Art History or Studio Art graduate students. Who is eligible?
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Galbut Prize Martin and Cynthia Galbut are artists and art collectors whose love of art spans throughout history from Asian Art to American Tonalism and Contemporary Western American Landscape painting. The Galbut Prize is patterned after the Henry Ward Ranger prize which was established at National Academy of Design aimed at recognizing and supporting young talent. The Galbut Prize is an annual award that includes a $1500 purchase prize juried by a rotating member of the community. This competitive prize will be awarded to an outstanding work created by one of ASU’s School of Art MFA students, which will then become part of the ASU permanent art collection and be displayed in a highly visible location on the Tempe campus. Who is eligible?
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School of Art Scholarship The School of Art administers university and private donor scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students. You must complete the application for the School of Art Scholarship to be eligible for these scholarships. Who is eligible?
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Nathan Cummings Graduate Summer Travel Award The Nathan Cummings Graduate Summer Travel Award was established by the Nathan Cummings Foundation to give talented visual artists in the ASU School of Art the experience of the Grand Tour, a tradition in the education of the whole person. For the visual artist, this experience is considered a necessity, and the role it plays in the life of a young artist is well documented in modern history. This “application exhibition” showcases the artwork of those students who apply from various disciplines and also includes a statement of intent. Artists are meant to create proposals for summer travel to further their artistic visions and expand their worldview in relation to their particular craft and specific concentration. After a review of the work and proposals, ASU faculty members choose who will be awarded travel grants for this summer to their proposed locations. Who is eligible?
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Travel Enrichment Grant -School of Art Graduate Students Only Enrichment grants are for competitive professional opportunities, including presenting a paper at a symposium or conference, attending a competitive residency, participating in an invitational or juried exhibition, giving an artist talk or participating on a panel discussion, among others. These are opportunities where many people apply and only a select few are awarded the opportunity to participate. Who is eligible?
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Graduate Completion Fellowship ALL PhD students in their last semester or year of their graduate program are eligible for the completion fellowship. The School of Art only nominates a limited number of PhD students in ranked order to the Graduate College. This is a highly competitive opportunity. If applying, please make a strong case for how this award will positively impact the quality of your thesis or dissertation and your professional career. For more information, please see the following website: https://graduate.asu.edu/current-students/funding-opportunities/awards-a... Who is eligible?
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Anthony L. Gully British Art Travel Fellowship This fund was established in 1995 with a gift from L. Gene and Catherine Lemon. Income supports a travel fellowship for the study of British Art in Great Britain or other countries, including the United States of America for graduate and undergraduate Art History students. Who is eligible?
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Professional Development Funding Award The Professional Development Award is for professional opportunities and expenses, including thesis exhibition materials, shipping artwork to exhibitions, publication or printing expenses, as well as registration for a symposium, conference, or virtual lecture series, among others. Who is eligible?
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Martin Wong Foundation Scholarship The Martin Wong Foundation scholarship competition was established to recognize and support excellence in ceramics and painting, the areas in which Martin Wong first pursued his interest in art, and later established his reputation. The Foundation offers two scholarships in painting and two scholarships in ceramics. The first prize in each medium will be in the amount of $3000 and the second prize will be in the amount of $2,000. Please note that previous winners of Martin Wong Foundation Scholarships are ineligible for future awards. Who is eligible?
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