Scholarship

Note: SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE ONLY TO THOSE MEETING MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS, AS SPECIFIED IN THE SCHOLARSHIP GUIDELINES BELOW.

SCHOLARSHIP POLICY
The Scholarship Committee's first priority is to give merit-based awards to graduating Chopin Student Musicians who intend to major in music in college.  When additional funds are available and financial need is demonstrated, the Committee considers funding for continuing college undergraduates, for professional musician members pursuing further musical development, and for graduate students.

SCHOLARSHIP GUIDELINES
In order to be eligible for an award, a graduating Chopin Student Musician, a continuing college undergraduate, or a graduate student must have been an active member of the Chopin Student Musicians Club for at least two years.  An adult applicant must have been a member of the Chopin Adult Club for at least two years and must plan to remain a member of the club.

Adult applicants must establish financial need before any monies are awarded. Adult applicants who are professional musicians are required to present a specific project designed to further their musical development.

Awards are considered whether or not applicants have received past support from the Chopin Club. To request an application or to have questions answered, please contact the Scholarship Committee Chair, in time to complete and submit an application by March 1st.

The Scholarship Committee chair is
Susan Kelley
199 Rochambeau Avenue
Providence, RI 02906
(401)-421-4076





Scholarship 2010

2010 Awards went to Lenny Donadio, a 2010 high school senior, Mo Tian, a continuing graduate student, and Joseph Godfrey, who is about to enter graduate school.