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ACADEMY SCHOLARSHIPS

In its distribution of scholarships, the Academy does not discriminate on the basis of gender, age, race, color, religion, sexual orientation, ethnic or national origin or physical handicap.

 

New York Academy of Art scholarships are highly competitive. Factors such as but not limited to a student's diversity of ideas and cultural content are considered when awarding. Please take the time to submit application materials that represent your accomplishments. To receive fullest consideration for scholarships:

 

  • US citizens/permanent residents must complete your FAFSA by February 15th.
  • International Students must submit the International Need Assessment form by February 15th.

 

Notification and application deadlines vary for each award. Please read scholarship requirements and deadlines carefully. If you have additional questions, please email admissions@nyaa.edu.

 

PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS

The President’s Scholars Program is the highest award for entering MFA candidates. President's Scholars receive a $20,000 award for the first year of study in the form of tuition reduction. The student or students selected provide assistance with MFA Open Houses, Academy tours, and coverage for the Library & Special Events on an 'as needed basis.'   

 

Application & Deadlines

  1. MFA Application must be submitted by February 1st. All February 1st applicants will be considered for the scholarship program. Those who demonstrate a compelling case for financial aid and meet application standards will qualify for consideration for the scholarship. 
  2. Finalists will be contacted for an in-person or phone interview between February 8th and February 20th.
  3. The Academy reserves the right to award 0-2 awards annually.

Notification: March 1st

 

EXHIBITIONS SCHOLAR

Second year MFA students are eligible to apply for the $15,000 Exhibitions Scholarship. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic excellence demonstrated in the first year at the Academy, financial need, and interest in Academy exhibitions and events. This position will call for art handling experience.


Application & Deadlines: April 15th

  1. Describe your background as a registrar, preparator and/or any professional experience working in a gallery. Please include experience handling art for exhibition and/or organizing and packing art for transport.
  2. Describe your proficiency with computers, specifically Excel.
  3. Highlight any experience with student leadership.

Notification: May 20th

 

NEW MEDIA SCHOLAR

The New Media Scholar Program is awarded to one entering MFA candidate who demonstrates strong web presence through the chronicling of the Academy’s MFA application process via new media mechanisms. New Media Scholars receive $2,000 -$5,000 in the form of tuition reduction. The student or students selected document their first and second year experience as well as provide assistance with the use of new media to recruit prospective students and globally increase the Academy’s exposure. 


Application & Deadlines

  1. MFA Application must be submitted by February 1st – see application for HERE.
  2. New Media Scholar Application FORM must be completed by February 1st.
  3. Finalists will be contacted for an in-person or phone interview between February 8th and February 20th.
  4. The Academy reserves the right to award 0-2 awards annually.

Notification: March 1st

 

ACADEMY SCHOLARS

Students demonstrating merit may receive annual scholarship awards ranging from $500 to $15,000. Completed admission applications are reviewed, graded and ranked by the Scholarship Committee. Award amounts are deducted from the student's tuition bill. Awards are for one year. Approximately 25-30% of applicants are offered Academy Scholars awards.

 

Decisions to renew or upgrade existing awards or grant new awards to continuing students not formerly awarded are made by the Scholarship Committee during the spring semester. The Academy reserves the right to adjust scholarship in the event you are awarded any other substantial scholarship support.


Application & Deadlines
All MFA applicants for February 1st or April 15th deadlines are considered. All application materials must be complete and postmarked by application deadline.
Notification: Applicants are notified of awards in a letter of acceptance

 

ACADEMY SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP

Students entering their second year of study are eligible to apply for this award of $5,000. This scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic excellence as demonstrated by first-year performance at the Academy, financial need and vested interest in the public programs of the Academy. Application information is available through the Office of Admissions & Financial Aid in February. The Academy reserves the right to award 0-3 awards annually.

 

Application & Deadlines
Application Deadline:  April 15th
Notification: August 15th

 

PORTRAIT SCHOLARS

Portrait Scholars awards are sponsored by Friends of the Academy and will receive $10,000 from a sponsor. Selected students will create one piece of artwork in collaboration with the sponsor.

 

Application & Deadlines

All enrolled MFA candidates are considered. Preference is given to students in their second year of study.

Notification: Year Round

 

POSTGRADUATE FELLOWS

The Academy offers three fellowships to sponsor a post-graduate year in residence at the Academy. These fellowships are awarded through a competitive application process. The award includes: assistant teaching and/or administrative assignment; studio accommodation; tutorial support; annual stipend and exhibition. Application information is available during each spring for students in their last semester of the MFA program.

 

THE LCU FEMALE STUDENT HOUSING ASSISTANCE SCHOLARSHIP

The New York Academy of Art and the Ladies Christian Union annually support housing scholarships of up to $5,000 for entering matriculated students demonstrating excellence and financial need. Those scholarship applicants who demonstrate excellence and present a compelling case for financial aid will qualify for consideration for The LCU awards. For more information please contact Admissions (admissions@nyaa.edu).

 

Application & Deadlines
All Female MFA applicants for February 1st or April 15th deadlines are considered. All application materials must be complete and postmarked by application deadline.
Notification: July 1st

 

 

LYME ACADEMY SCHOLARSHIP

The New York Academy of Art is pleased to offer a Lyme Academy College of Arts scholarship. Scholarship applicants must hold a Lyme Academy Bachelor of Fine Arts degree or be in their final semester of study and demonstrate excellence in their New York Academy of Art application.  For students entering the New York Academy of Art, excellence is the single criterion for admission. Excellence is demonstrated by the quality of the materials submitted as part of the application for admission, including: an essay demonstrating that the individual is a qualified candidate for the Academy’s Master of Fine Arts Program; official college or university transcripts confirming award of a BFA degree from Lyme Academy; two letters of recommendation; and a portfolio of up to 20 works of art.  The portfolio should represent both technical sophistication and the sense of an evolving personal vision.

 

Scholarships are not limited to one applicant from Lyme; additional scholarships of varying amounts may be awarded to other outstanding applicants. Applicants from Lyme are automatically considered for this scholarship with no separate application required.

 

Amount

$7,500-$15,000

 

Application & Deadlines

Application materials are due no later than April 1st. The New York Academy of Art reserves the right not to award a scholarship if there are no competitive applicants from Lyme in a particular year.  Scholarships may be renewed for the second/final year of the MFA based on first year excellence and GPA.

 

 


Grant money, scholarships and gift aid includes funding from sources outside of the Academy to assist in educational expenses. This type of funding does not need to be paid back by the student. Please read below for a list of gift aid opportunities.

 

LESLIE T. POSEY AND FRANCES U. POSEY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS

Program Description: Mr. Posey was an accomplished sculptor with a representational style. Mrs. Posey was also an artist. Mr. Posey established this foundation to provide graduate assistance for art students with a major in either painting or sculpture of the traditional kind. Scholarships range from $1000 to $4000.

 

Eligibility Requirements: The grant recipient must be a full-time student and maintain satisfactory progress toward his or her academic goals. The eligible student must have completed an undergraduate four year program. Before distribution of funds, evidence of acceptance into a graduate level program must be presented to the foundation.

 

Application & Deadlines

Please visit www.selbyfdn.org/page/leslie-and-frances-posey-foundation.aspx for application deadlines and to download the application form. Address: 1800 Second Street, Suite 905 Sarasota, FL 34236 941.957.0442 tel.

 

JACK KENT COOKE FOUNDATION

The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation's Graduate Arts Award enables undergraduate students or recent alumni with exceptional artistic or creative promise and significant financial need to pursue up to three years of study at an accredited graduate institution in the US or abroad. Awards can be as much as $50,000 annually. In 2012, the Foundation will select 10 recipients for this award.  www.jkcf.org/scholarships/graduate-scholarships/jack-kent-cooke-graduate-arts-award

Deadlines February 10, 11

 

FULBRIGHT FOREIGN STUDENT PROGRAM

A mainstay of America’s public-diplomacy efforts, the Fulbright Foreign Student Program brings citizens of other countries to the United States for Master’s degree or Ph.D. study at U.S. universities or other appropriate institutions. The program has brought some of the world’s finest minds to U.S. campuses and offers program participants insight into U.S. society and values. Many foreign Fulbright grantees are early-career professionals who will return to take leadership positions in their home countries, often working at universities or in government service. More than 1,800 new Foreign Fulbright Fellows enter U.S. academic programs each year. Foreign students apply for Fulbright Fellowships through the Fulbright Commission/Foundation or U.S. Embassy in their home countries. The Institute of International Education (IIE) arranges academic placement for most Fulbright nominees and supervises participants during their stay in the United States. www.foreign.fulbrightonline.org

 

THE ELIZABETH GREENSHIELDS FOUNDATION

The objective is to promote, by charitable activities carried on by the Foundation, an appreciation of the traditional expression in painting, drawing, sculpture and the graphic arts, by aiding worthy art students, artists or sculptors who need further training or other assistance during their formative years.

 

Who May Apply: Awards are limited to candidates in the early stages of their careers working in the following: painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture. Work must be representational art. To be eligible for a grant, the candidate must: have already started or completed training at an established school of art; and/or demonstrate, through past work and future plans, a commitment to make art a lifetime career. The foundation welcomes applications throughout the year. There is no deadline for sending this application. Important Information: The foundation will not accept applications from commercial artists, photographers, video artists or filmmakers or any artist whose work falls primarily into these categories. The foundation is neither a school nor a gallery. It does not conduct classes or organize exhibitions. Grants are made directly to the beneficiaries--not through other organizations. Each grant is $10,000 (Canadian). Initial contact is made via post. Please send a request for an application along with a self-addressed stamped envelope to 1814 Sherbrooke Street West Suite #1 Montreal, Quebec CANADA H3H 1E4 Tel.514-937-9225

 

Fax: 514-937-0141 1814 Sherbrooke Street West, Suite #1 Email greenshields@bellnet.ca

 

THE JOHN F. AND ANNA LEE STACEY SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR ART EDUCATION

The scholarship, known as "The John F. and Anna Lee Stacey Scholarship Fund," is open to United States citizens only, both men and women, single or married, irrespective of race, creed or color. The age range is 18 and 35 years. Appointments will normally be for one year, and the amount available for distribution will be approximately $10,000. At the discretion of the committee, this may be awarded in quarterly installments to one or more applicants. www.nationalcowboymuseum.org/m_stac.html  

 

COLLEGE ART ASSOCIATION PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FELLOWSHIP FOR ARTISTS

CAA initiated the Professional Development Fellowship Program in 1993 to help M.F.A., terminal M.A., and Ph.D. students bridge the gap between graduate study and professional careers. By offering support at this critical juncture in scholars’ and artists’ careers, the CAA hopes to make timely degree completion more viable and employment opportunities more accessible. In turn, by nurturing outstanding scholars and artists at the beginning of their careers, the CAA hopes to strengthen and diversify the profession as a whole. Each fellow receives support over a period of two years. Year One: Degree Completion CAA grants $5,000 to each fellow for use during the final year of his/her MFA or Ph.D. program. CAA does not restrict the use of these funds, nor will CAA prohibit recipients from holding other scholarships, fellowships, or employment during the term of this grant. Year Two: Professional Placement CAA helps each fellow search for employment at a museum, art center, college, or university. Upon securing a position, CAA provides a $10,000 subsidy to the employer as part of the fellow's salary. Participating organizations must match this grant 2:1. In addition to administrative and/or teaching duties, all fellows' positions must include a curatorial or public service component. Salary or stipend, position description, and term of employment will vary and will be determined in consultation with individual fellows and their potential employers. www.collegeart.org/fellowships

 

NATIONAL SCULPTURE SOCIETY

Scholarships of $1,000 are available for students of figurative or representational sculpture. Scholarships are paid directly to the academic institution through which the student applies. The submission deadline is May 31 every year. For more information: www.nationalsculpture.org/nss/programs/scholarships.cfm

 

JACOB K. JAVITS FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

Program Office: Teacher and Student Development Programs CFDA Number: 84.170 Program Type: Discretionary/Competitive grants (fellowships) The program provides financial assistance to students who have demonstrated:  superior academic ability and achievement; exceptional promise; financial need to undertake graduate study leading to a doctoral degree or a masters degree in which the master's degree is the terminal highest degree in the selected field of study.  The Department of Education awards fellowships in selected fields of study of the arts, humanities and social sciences. Panels of experts appointed by the Javits Fellowship Board (Board) select fellows according to criteria established by the Board. Students must demonstrate financial need by filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. The selected fields of study supported by the Javits Fellowship Program are available for your review. Subject to the availability of funds, a fellow receives the Javits fellowship annually for up to the lesser of 48 months or the completion of their degree. The fellowship consists of an institutional payment (accepted by the institution of higher education in lieu of all tuition and fees for the fellow) and a stipend (based on the fellow's financial need as determined by the measurements of the Federal Student Assistance Processing System. In fiscal year 2004, the institutional payment was $11,511 and the maximum stipend was $30,000. www.ed.gov/programs/jacobjavits/index.html 

 

THE PUFFIN FOUNDATION

 Grant awards from the Puffin Foundation, Ltd. can only be awarded to permanent residents and citizens of the United States. U.S. citizens whose projects encompass work in other countries are still eligible to apply. The Puffin Foundation Ltd. continues to make grants that encourage emerging artists in the fields of art, music, theater, dance, photography, and literature whose works due to their genre and/or social philosophy might have difficulty being aired. The Foundation does not have the means to fund large film/documentary proposals, grants for travel, continuing education, or the writing or publishing of books. Average grants are: $1,000.00 – $2,500.00 The Foundation will be accepting requests for applications from September 1st until December 15th. To receive the application packet, please send a SASE (#10 self-addressed stamped envelope) to: Puffin Foundation Ltd. 20 East Oakdene Avenue Teaneck, NJ 07666-4111 www.puffinfoundation.org/grants/prospectiveapplicant.html  

 

THE ED FOUNDATION

Ongoing: The ED Foundation offers grants to individual professional artists, sculptors, and printmakers. Programs are open to applicants living in any US state, territory, or Indian nation. Rolling deadline. Initial approach is by letter, application form required. Write to: ED Foundation, 953 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10021.

 

PAUL AND DAISY SOROS FELLOWSHIP FOR NEW AMERICANS

This foundation provides opportunities for continuing generations of able and accomplished New Americans to achieve leadership in their chosen fields. A “New American” is an individual who is a resident alien; has been naturalized as a US citizen; or is the child of two parents who are naturalized citizens. The program is open to individuals who retain loyalty and sense of commitment to their country of origin as well as the US, but is intended to support individuals who will continue to regard the US as their principle residence and focus of national identity. The fellowship supports 30 individuals per year for up to TWO YEARS OF GRADUATE STUDY. Students already in graduate study are eligible, though not past their second year. The fellowship provides a $20,000 maintenance grant and half tuition wherever the Fellow attends. www.pdsoros.org

 

ART SCHOLARSHIP FOR MATURE WOMEN

Women artists or photographers who are at least 35 years of age are invited to submit three color prints of any medium (oil, watercolor, original works on paper, or sculpture) or three color or black-and-white prints of photographic works. Neither applicants nor members of their immediate family may be members of the National League of American Pen Women.  The award is $1000. Funds may be used for education. National League of American Pen Women, Inc. 1300 17th St., NW Washington, DC 20036 (202)785-1997

 

P.S.1 NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIO PROGRAM

This Contemporary Art Center in Long Island City awards studio work-space annually to approximately nineteen artists working in a variety of media. For working artists, application deadline is April 15. For complete application details www.ps1.org

 

EMERGENCY GRANT FOR ARTSISTS OF COLOR, WHEELER FOUNDATION

Grants of at least $250 to aid visual artists of color with urgent financial needs such as housing, medical costs, fire, and flood damage. Applicants must live in the greater NYC area (including certain counties in CT & NJ), and must be actively working artists of at least 21 years of age. For more information on eligibility requirements, deadlines and to receive an application, write to the Foundation. Contact: Emergency Grant for Artists of Color, Herbert and Irene Wheeler Foundation, PO Box 300507, Brooklyn, NY 11230. Phone: 718.951.0581.

 

THE NEW YORK TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

The New York Tuition Assistance Program [TAP] provides grants annually to New York State residents attending institutions of higher learning within the state. Depending upon the student's financial status, awards range from $75 to $550 per academic year. The applicant must: Be a New York State resident and a U.S. citizen or permanent resident; Be enrolled for at least 12 credits (or for at least 3 credits for disabled students) and matriculated for a degree; and Have, if independent and single with no tax dependents, a net taxable income below $5,666 or, if dependent, a family net taxable income below $20,000.

 

ART RENEWAL CENTER (ARC) SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION

10 or more awards, the total amount of aid being divided among the winners is $30,000. The ARC Scholarship application, attachments and directions are available on the ARC website www.artrenewal.org/pages/scholarshipapplication.php

 

NEW YORK FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS

Total of 94 Fellowships of $7,000 each in the following disciplines: Fiction; Film/Video; Folk/Traditional Arts; Interdisciplinary Work, and Painting.  See guidelines -www.nyfa.org/level3.asp?id=44&fid=1&sid=1

 

AID PROGRAMS OF OTHER STATES

Other states sponsor their own grant and scholarship programs, with varying requirements and maximum awards. In order to be eligible, students must maintain a legal permanent address in their home state. For more information, students should contact the department of higher education in their home state.

 

 

 

 

ONLINE FUNDRAISING SITES
EXHIBITION RELATED STRATEGIES

Look for juried shows with cash prizes, have an exhibition or auction off your work.

Venues to possibly sell art work on-line:

 

 

There are student employment opportunities in the various offices at the Academy. Please inquire with each department. 

 

Art Staffing.com www.artstaffing.com

Simply Hire.com www.simplyhired.com

College Art Association www.collegeart.org

Chronicle of Higher Education www.chronicle.com

Art Deadlines List www.artdeadlineslist.com

Art Newspaper www.theartnewspaper.com/jobs

Art Search www.artsearch.us/ArtJobs/index.php

Art Resource Center www.smfa.edu/artsource

ARTrepreneur www.theartrepreneur.com/career_planning/artist_jobs.asp

Craigslist newyork.craigslist.org/med

Foundation Center foundationcenter.org/pnd/jobs

Idealist (search for jobs in the non-profit sector) www.idealist.org

New York Foundation for the Arts www.nyfa.org

New York Public Library (list of job resources) www.nypl.org/help/getting-oriented/for-job-seekers

New York Times & Monster.com jobmarket.nytimes.com/pages/jobs/

Work in the Arts www.workinthearts.net

 

SEARCH FOR JOBS BY TYPE

Art Handling

 

Conservation and Restoration

 

Freelance

 

Government

 

Libraries and Archives
Many libraries hire clerks, pages, library assistants and other non-professional positions:

 

Museums
There are many jobs within museums, including registrars, graphic designers, photographers, research and administrative assistants, exhibition designers and preparators, security guards, as well as jobs in public relations, publications, etc:

 

Publishing

 

Teaching—General

Recruiting and Placement Agencies for K-12 Teaching in Independent Schools

Artists in School/Arts in Education Programs

 

 

 

Create your own scholarship and publicize via social media and/or personal outreach letters via post.

 

Ask your employer (including the military), local religious groups, community and cultural groups,

government officials (city, state, county, country), your family, friends and community leaders if they can supply funding, or can direct you to other sources. In return for assistance, offer services such as portrait commissions, public artworks, or volunteer work.

 

 


Available resources include directories listing scholarships and grant opportunities for artists, and guides for writing better cover letters and CVs.  Incoming and returning students are encouraged to visit the Library for a bibliography of available print and online resources, or e-mail the librarian at hfrisbee@nyaa.edu.

 


 

 

FEDERAL STAFFORD LOANS

There is no deadline by which students must submit applications for federally guaranteed student loans, though Federal Stafford loan applicants should expect processing of their loan applications to take from four to eight weeks and should therefore submit required forms as soon as possible. Eligible students may receive both Subsidized and Unsubsidized Federal Stafford loans, but the combined loan total may not exceed either the cost of education (tuition, fees and living expenses) or the maximum Federal Stafford loan limit of $20,500 per academic year. Applicants for federally guaranteed loans must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents. For more information on Federal Student Aid and to apply, please visit www.fafsa.ed.gov. The Academy's Federal School Code is 026001.


FEDERAL GRADUATE PLUS LOANS & PRIVATE LOANS

Students may borrow additional loans in order to cover their cost of attendance at the Academy. Loans may be taken through the Federal Graduate Plus program or through private educational loans. For information about lenders and for individual borrower limits, matriculated and accepted students should contact the Academy's financial aid office or email admissions@nyaa.edu.

 

We also recommend that you check the following sites for additional financial aid information:

Fast Web www.fastweb.com 
Fin Aid www.finaid.org
Internal Education Financial Aid www.iefa.org (INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS)

 

 

 

www.americanartists.org/organizations_and_support/private.htm
foundationcenter.org
https://sites.google.com/a/student.nyaa.edu/career-services/online-resources
www.polishcultureacpc.org/schol/PulaskiSch.html (for students of Polish descent)
www.herbsociety.org - Awards persons with a proposed program of scientific, academic, or artistic investigation of herbal plants
orphan.org/index.php - Award of up to $10,000 to young people, under the age of 25, who have spent at least twelve months in foster care and were not subsequently adopted
www.milotte.org/apply.html
www.worldstudio.org/scholarships/criteria
www.karenandmelody.com/KarMelScholarship.html
www.alis.gov.ab.ca/scholarships - (open to Alberta, Canada students)
www.pauahi.org/scholarships/listing - (knowledge of Hawaiian art necessary)
www.nationalcowboymuseum.org/education/staceyfund/Default.aspx
www.uua.org/giving/awardsscholarships/stanfieldand/index.shtml  - (open to Unitarian Universalist)
www.antiquesatoz.com/artatoz/grant.htm
www.lvartscommission.com/artist-opportunities
www.womenarts.org/fund
http://staff.lib.msu.edu/harris23/grants/2arts.htm

 

 

scholarship recipients


2012-13 ACADEMY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS:

The American Artist Award: Nathaniel Gaefcke 
The Art of the Portrait Award: Manveet Saluja, Yunsung Jang
The Compleat Sculptor Award: Elyse Hradecky
The Hudson Valley Art Association Student Award, in honor of Perry Alley: Elisabeth Ehmann, Sir James Adkins
The Joan Brady Award: Grayson Ronk
The New York Central Art Supply Award: David Stenulson
The Richard Kubiak Memorial Curatorial Award: Kaitlyn Stubbs
The Vasari Classic Artists’ Oil Colors Award: John Jameson Robert

Gamblin Award: Daniela Kovacic Muzio
The Walter Erlebacher Award: Joseph Brickey
The Aby and Samantha Rosen Scholarship: Nicolas Sanchez
The New Media Scholarship: Maria Teicher

The Academy Service Scholarship: Brittany Fields, David Wagner, Shannon Kenny
The CHANEL Scholarship: Daniela Kovacic Muzio, Noelle Timmons
The David Kratz & Gregory Unis Scholarship: Amanda Scuglia
The David Schafer Portrait Scholarship: Samuel Detch
The David Schafer Scholarship: Kristy Gordon
The Exhibitions Scholarship: Robert Fundis
The Henry Buhl Scholarship: Daniel Bilodeau
The Jeffrey Epstein Scholarship: Adam Carnes
The Michele and Timothy Barakett Scholarship: Megan Ewert
The Rosel-Lewis Portrait Scholarship: Zachary Brown

 

RESIDENCIES:

New York Academy of Art Fellows in Residence, 2012-13: Jonathan Beer, Nicolas Holiber, Aleah Chapin

Shanghai University and Central Academy of Fine Art, China: Megan Ewert, Cory Dixon, Nicolas Sanchez, Kristy Gordon

The ABC Stone & Oriano Galloni Foundation, Carrara, Italy: Joseph Brickey
Terra Foundation for American Art, Giverny: Jacob Hicks, Gaetenne Lavoie, Valentina Stanislavskaia, Amanda Scuglia, Ivy Hickam, Daniel Bilodeau, Adam Carnes, Robert Plater

Leipzig International Art Programme: Noelle Timmons, Elizabeth Glaessner, Brian Dang, Robert Fundis

 

 

2011-12 ACADEMY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS:

Academy Service Scholarship: Aleah Chapin

Aby & Samantha Rosen Scholarship: Nicholas Borelli

CHANEL Scholarship: Angela Gram

Chiquet Portrait Scholarship: Alexandra Evans

David K. Schafer Scholarship: Alison Simmons

David Kratz & Gregory Unis Scholarship: Jesse Stern

Exhibitions Scholarship: Alex Barton

Ex Prisoners: Aleah Chapin

Faculty Award for Excellence: Shawn Yu

Faculty Award for Sculpture: Monica Olsen

Henry Buhl Scholarship: Alexandra Finkelchtein

Ingrassia Portrait Scholarship: Hay Jo

Kate de Brienne Scholarship: Sailors Holly

Lewis/Rosel Portrait Scholarship:Elizabeth Ehmann

Timothy & Michele Barakett Scholarship: Alexandra Evans

Compleat Sculptor Award for Excellence in Sculpture: Corinne Beardsley

Jack Richeson Award: Diana Corvelle

James LaForce & Stephen Henderson Anatomy Prize: Brett Harvey

Joan Brady Award: David Stenulson

LaGuardia Community College: Boris Tyomkin, Joseph Ventura

LCU Foundation: Christina Barber, Alexandra Evans, Amber Hany, Monica Olsen, Yang Shi, Kaitlyn Stubbs

New York Central Art Supply Award: Daniel Esquivia-Zapata

Posey Scholarship: Kiley Ames-Klein, Aleah Chapin, Gary Murphy

Richard Kubiak Memorial Curatorial Award: Benjamin Martins

Sculpture Society: James Adkins

Student Representative: James Adkins, Kristina Cao, Richard Fine, Aliene de Souza Howel,l Guno Park

Utrecht Art Supplies Prize: Shanga Manning

Vasari Classic Artists' Oil Colors Prize: Boris Tyomkin, Nicolas Holiber

Walter Erlebacher Award:Rabecca Signiorello

 

RESIDENCIES:

New York Academy of Art Fellows in Residence: Emily Adams, Ian Healy, Aliene de Souza Howell

New York Academy of Art Summer Residencies: Jessica Beck, Alexandra Evans, Alexandra Finkelchtein, Daniel Williams

CAFA/NYAA Beijing Residency: Mitchell Martinez, Kiley Ames-Klein, Corinne Beardsley, Samuel Evensen

Eden Rock in St. Barth's, French West Indies: Diana Corvelle, Daniel Esquivia-Zapata

Terra Foundation for American Art, Giverny: Ramona Bradley, Jeffrey Gipe, Angela Gram, Elyse Hradecky, Adam LaMothe, Guno Park, Alison Simmons, Maud Taber-Thomas

The Ippolita Rostagna Scholarship, Carrara: Quentin McCaffrey

The Leipzig International Art Programme: Alex Barton, Aleah Chapin, Nicolas Holiber, Holly Sailors


2010-11 ACADEMY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS:

President’s Scholars:  Alexander Barton, Class of 2012, Angela Gram, Class of 2012
Portrait Scholars: Kiley Ames-Klein, Class of 2011, Jason Green, Class of 2011, Brett Harvey, Class of 2011, Gary Murphy, Class of 2011, Maud Taber-Thomas, Class of 2011
Academy Service Scholarship: Guno Park, Class of 2011
Joan Brady Scholarship: Christina Barber, Class of 2011
LCU Foundation: Alexandra Evans, Class of 2012, Kaitlyn Stubbs, Class of 2012, Yang Shi, Class of 2012
Prince of Wales Foundation: Imogen Slater, Class of 2011
New York Academy of Art Post-Graduate Fellows: Maya Brodsky, Class of 2010, John O’Reilly, Class of 2010, John Austin Park, Class of 2010
The Leipzig Summer Residency Scholarship: Yi Cao, Class of 2011, Aliene Howell, Class of 2011, Rabecca Signoriello, Class of 2011, Tyler Vouros, Class of 2011
Terra Foundation for American Art – Europe Scholarship: Emily Adams, Class of 2011, Jessie Brugger, Class of 2010, Cara DeAngelis, Class of 2011, Steve Forster, Class of 2010, Jason Green, Class of 2011, Amber Hany, Class of 2011, Ian Healy, Class of 2011, Gary Murphy, Class of 2011


Additional Grant Recipients:
Posey Foundation: Kiley Ames-Klein, Class of 2011, Aleah Chapin, Class of 2012, Gary Murphy, Class of 2011
National Sculpture Society Student Scholarship: Sir James Adkins, Class of 2012
Ex-Prisoners of War Foundation: Aleah Chapin, Class of 2012

 

2009-10 ACADEMY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS:

StratREAL Foundation USA Scholarship:  Corrine Beardsley, Class of 2011

LCU Foundation: Christina Barber, Class of 2011, Amber Hany, Class of 2011, Monica Olsen, Class of 2011

Academy Service Scholarship: Heidi Elbers, Class of 2010

Joan Brady Scholarship: Felicia Feldman, Class of 2010

Prince of Wales Foundation: Imogen Slater, Class of 2011

The Leipzig Summer Residency Scholarship: Nicole LeBarge, Class of 2010, Kylie Manning, Class of 2010, Michael Meadors, Class of 2010, John O’Reilly, Class of 2010

New York Academy of Art Post-Graduate Fellows: Will Kurtz, Class of 2009, Panni Malekzadeh, Class of 2009, Peter Muhlhauesser, Class of 2009

The Altos de Chavon School of Design Residency Scholarship: Holly Hudson, Class of 2010, Nicholas Rispoli, Class of 2010, Miles Yoshida, Class of 2010)

 

Additional Grant Recipients:

Posey Foundation: Corrine Beardsley, Class of 2011, Nicole LeBarge, Class of 2010

Elizabeth Tuckerman Scholarship Foundation: Anna Harris, Class of 2011

 

 

 

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