SCAEA supports you!
SCAEA is proud to focus professional attention on quality art education and its exemplary art educators. We are honored to offer the grants listed below.
Grant awards will be presented during the fall SCAEA conference at our annual awards ceremony.
Questions, concerns, comments, please email [email protected]
SCAEA is proud to focus professional attention on quality art education and its exemplary art educators. We are honored to offer the grants listed below.
Grant awards will be presented during the fall SCAEA conference at our annual awards ceremony.
Questions, concerns, comments, please email [email protected]
Our SCAEA awards, grants, & scholarships program objectives are to
SCAEA members who meet the established criteria, and non-SCAEA members where applicable, are eligible to receive an SCAEA award. Please review the criteria for each award as listed under the link before completing your nomination.
- recognize excellence in the many outstanding individuals, programs and supporters of art education in South Carolina;
- focus professional attention on quality art education and exemplary art educators;
- increase public awareness of the importance of quality art education;
- set standards for quality education and demonstrate achievement;
- provide tangible recognition of members' achievements;
- earn respect of colleagues; and
- enhance professional opportunities for SCAEA members.
SCAEA members who meet the established criteria, and non-SCAEA members where applicable, are eligible to receive an SCAEA award. Please review the criteria for each award as listed under the link before completing your nomination.
SCAEA sponsored Grants
Application Deadline: September 13, 2024
R. Scot Hockman Teacher Grant
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The amount awarded may be up to $750.00.
Required documents include
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Non-SCAEA sponsored grants
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The purpose of the ACIG is to assist schools and districts in developing and implementing arts initiatives that support quality arts education programs that significantly improve student achievement in the arts.
DAP grants provide funds for one-year projects. Successful DAP applications must indicate in the strategic arts plan that the applicant will include all arts forms-dance, music, theatre, and visual arts-over a three-year period of their strategic arts plan. |
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ACIG and DAP are not part of SCAEA.
For questions or help, please refer directly to the corresponding website.
ACIG and DAP are not part of SCAEA.
For questions or help, please refer directly to the corresponding website.
abc advancement grant program for sc schools
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These grants provide valuable funding to curriculum, teacher standards, and projects that strengthen arts education for South Carolina students.
The ABC Advancement grant program is funded by the South Carolina Arts Commission, and supports schools committed to implementing standards-based arts curricula and to making the arts an integral part of the basic curriculum and daily classroom instruction. ABC Advancement grants are available to certified ABC Schools. |
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The ABC grant is not part of SCAEA.
For questions or help, please refer directly to the corresponding website.
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Any files that are uploaded will be shared outside of the organization they belong to.
Any files that are uploaded will be shared outside of the organization they belong to.
EMERGING ARTIST GRANTS
This grant is designed to assist emerging artists in South Carolina through project grant funding as well as mentorship and professional support during the grant period.
The combination of funding and mentorship is intended to:
The combination of funding and mentorship is intended to:
- deepen artistic practice and foster artistic excellence;
- encourage career growth, advancement, and sustainability; and
- provide professional development and opportunities for collaboration.
SCAEA SPONSORED SCHOLARSHIPS
APPLICATION DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 13, 2024
SCAEA BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIP
Individuals who apply for the SCAEA Baccalaureate Program Scholarship must:
- provide a profile photo with their application;
- have sponsorship from an active SCAEA member (click for a template, save as a PDF);
- provide three (3) letters of support, one of which must be authored by the SCAEA member sponsor (click for a template, save as a PDF);
- provide a complete narrative (instructions on the form);
- provide a small portfolio of at least 12 images of their artwork or their work with students (please see the instructions on the form to be sure it is set up and formatted correctly); and
- provide an official copy of their latest transcript (transcript must be emailed to sc[email protected] subject: SCAEA Scholarship, last name, Transcript).
The amount awarded may be up to $1,000.00.
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Any files that are uploaded will be shared outside of the organization they belong to.
Any files that are uploaded will be shared outside of the organization they belong to.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 13, 2024
liz smith-cox art education major scholarship
Individuals who apply for the Liz Smith-Cox Art Education Major Scholarship must:
- be working to complete an undergraduate or graduate degree in Art Education or working to obtain a certificate in Art Education through the PACE Program;
- be in the process of student teaching;
- provide a profile photo with their application;
- have sponsorship from an active SCAEA member (click for a template, save as a PDF);
- provide three (3) letters of support, one of which must be authored by the SCAEA member sponsor(click for a template, save as a PDF);
- provide a complete narrative (instructions on the form); and
- provide an official copy of their latest transcript (transcript must be emailed to sc[email protected] subject: SCAEA Scholarship, last name, Transcript).
The amount awarded may be up to $1,000.00.
apply here
The name and photo associated with your Google account will be recorded when you upload files and submit any form.
Any files that are uploaded will be shared outside of the organization they belong to.
Any files that are uploaded will be shared outside of the organization they belong to.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 13, 2024
Equity, Diversity, and inclusion SCHOLARSHIP sponsored by Artfields Jr.
Three $800.00 scholarships will be awarded to cover a visual arts educator's registration fee to the SCAEA Fall Conference, membership to NAEA/SCAEA, and remaining funds to cover hotel accommodations, travel and/or other expenses. This scholarship is designed to develop strategies in the arts classroom to promote equity, diversity, and inclusion as well as remove barriers to better serve underserved and underrepresented individuals. Candidates should demonstrate a commitment to ED&I in arts education, by incorporating ED&I into their daily practices, and increase impact through continuous reflective practices.
Individuals who apply for the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Scholarship must:
Individuals who apply for the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Scholarship must:
- provide a profile photo with their application;
- provide a letter of support from their principal which includes commitment to attend the SCAEA Fall Conference; and
- provide a complete narrative (instructions on the form).
Apply Here
The name and photo associated with your Google account will be recorded when you upload files and submit any form.
Any files that are uploaded will be shared outside of the organization they belong to.
Any files that are uploaded will be shared outside of the organization they belong to.
Scholarship OPPORTUNITIES for sc residents
Palmetto fellows
Students, families and military:
The Palmetto Fellows Scholarship is a merit-based program recognizing the most academically talented high school seniors and encouraging these students to attend college in the state. Palmetto Fellows may receive up to $6,700 their freshman year and up to $7,500 for their sophomore, junior and senior years. Half of the scholarship is awarded in the fall term and half in the spring term.
Life scholarship
The Legislative Incentive for Future Excellence (LIFE) Scholarship is a merit-based scholarship program administered by the financial aid office at each eligible public and independent college and university in South Carolina.
SC hope scholarship (freshman)
The SC HOPE Scholarship Program is a merit-based scholarship created for students attending a four-year institution who do not qualify for the LIFE or Palmetto Fellows Scholarship. The scholarship is awarded during the freshman year of attendance only.
SC WORKFORCE & INDUSTRY NEEDS SCHOLARSHIP
The SC•WINS Scholarship is a statewide technical college scholarship program designed to address workforce shortages in South Carolina. The Scholarship supplements Lottery Tuition Assistance (LTAP) to help cover any tuition and mandatory fees left after applying all other scholarships or grants.
For additional information, follow this link to the SC WINS Website or contact the SC Technical College System - Division of Academics, Student Affairs & Research at 803-896-5361, [email protected]
For additional information, follow this link to the SC WINS Website or contact the SC Technical College System - Division of Academics, Student Affairs & Research at 803-896-5361, [email protected]