2011 Secondary School Scholarship
presented to
Sally Lindel
Sally is a senior at Mount Tabor High School in Winston-Salem, NC. She plans to major in Theatre Arts in college. She has appeared in numerous theatrical productions at her school and in her community including this fall’s “Rabbit Hole,” for which she won acting awards at both the regional and state play festivals. Sally wants to study theatre because of the amazing impact it can have on people who normally would not look outside their own lives and plans to explore all of her options, including acting, musical theater and technical theater.
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$2100 to a High School student on entering
a College or University in
the SETC region to major in theatre.
Eligibility:
Any high school senior in the Southeastern Theatre Conference Region who is planning to attend a
regionally accredited college or university in the SETC region with the intent of majoring in Theatre Arts is eligible
to apply for the SETC Secondary School Scholarship.
The
SETC Secondary School Scholarship Committee will administer
the award:
- A
complimentary one-year student membership in SETC.
- Complimentary convention registration, hotel room for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and a ticket for the Annual Awards Banquet.
- A
check for the amount of the award upon verification
of enrollment in a college or university after July
1st following the year of the award.
Criteria:
The awarding of the SETC Secondary School Scholarship
is based upon:
- Aptitude
in theatrical practices such as playwriting, design,
stage management, acting, directing, etc.
- The
potential for academic success in college.
Application
Process: Each scholarship application must include
the following:
- An
official transcript, along with verification of
class rank and available SAT or ACT scores from
the high-school guidance counselor or principal.
- Three
completed Recommendation Forms
with one being from the nominee's high-school principal.
- The student's completed Nominee Resume Form .
Deadline: Postmarked by January 15th, 2011
For more information, please contact:
Jesse Bates, Chair
jbates@asfa.k12.al.us
