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Warren
County Arts Council
awardS $500 Scholarships
Congratulations to the following 2010
Warren County High School seniors who
were each awarded a $500 scholarship.
Thanks also to our members and to
Moeller Music for the support that made
this program possible |
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Moeller Music Center’s Music
School Education Scholarship
Hannah Dornon, Middletown High School
Hannah will major in Music
Education at Asbury
University.
Hannah’s career goal is to
become a music teacher on the
high school or college level to
work with young musicians and
encourage them to expand their
musical abilities, and to raise
a generation of kids who love
music and enjoy it their whole
lives.
Comments:
Her positive attitude, unrivaled
commitment and standard of
excellence have been a major
source of inspiration for many
students and faculty alike.
I have
no doubt Hannah will succeed
in her chosen profession…
she has already demonstrated
the determination and
maturity necessary to
achieve her goals
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Hawkins Music Scholarship
Abby Liebowitz, Kings High School
Abby will major in Musical
Theatre at Northern Kentucky University.
Abby’s goal is to make a living
in the theatre world and has the
dream of being on Broadway.
For Abby, all the world
is her stage, and she intends to
perform on every inch of it.
Comments:
Abby’s work ethic is
unparalleled both in and out of
the classroom… she is a highly
talented actress and a genuine
young woman.
Abby strives for excellence and
seeks it for those around her as
well. I know that she will work
hard to ensure success in
whatever she pursues.
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Doris J. Conner Scholarship
Amanda Smith, Lebanon High School
Amanda will major in Graphic
Design at the University of Cincinnati.
Amanda’s ultimate goal is to
become an art director, a career
that she knows involves copious
amounts of effort, hard work and
exceptional leadership, to use
her leadership abilities to give
back to the artistic community.
Comments:
Amanda has grown into a strong
and confident young woman with a
true love of life that she
shares with people around her.
I am convinced that Amanda has
the character, personality,
ability and aspired interests as
a student, artist and person to
be successful.
Respect, responsibility
and citizenship are all part of
who she is.
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Warren
County
Arts Council Scholarship
Melanie Stegemiller, Lebanon High School
Melanie will study Music
Education at Bowling Green State University.
Melanie’s goal is to be a music
teacher at the elementary level
to help introduce students to
music; to teach them how to play
music so as they can also learn
the passion and feelings that
music brings to them.
Comments:
Melanie’s success occurs because
she goes above and beyond the
expectations of the group by
working harder, faster and
smarter than most anyone else.
She belongs in the music
profession.
Melanie is the type of student
every college wants; she is a
person who will help guide our
future.
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PUT ART IN
YOUR HEART!
Support the
Arts Through a Scholarship named
after you or your business.
Individual, small business or
corporate scholarships
available. Administered through
the Warren County Arts Council
Amounts
begin at $500.00 level.
Learn
more ...
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There are three
types of $500 scholarships available:
1.
Warren County
Arts
Scholarships
a.
For the purpose
of this scholarship program, arts are
defined to encompass vocal and
instrumental music education,
performance, music theory, composition,
art, art history, arts education,
creative writing, drama, theatre, media
arts, film studies, dance and
photography.
b.
Applicants must
be high school seniors attending a
Warren
County
High School
and
residing in
Warren
County.
More than
one student per household may be
eligible, but separate applications
should be completed.
Colleges must be
accredited educational institutions
located in the
United States.
Children of Arts Council Board Members
are not eligible to apply.
c.
All scholarship
applicants will be considered for these
scholarships.
2.
Moeller
Music
Center
Music
School
Education Scholarship
a.
The Moeller Music
Education Scholarship was established by
Larry D. Fullenkamp in an effort to
encourage individuals to pursue
education and careers in instrumental
music school education.
b.
Named for a local
retail music business in southwest
Ohio,
the scholarship is available to high
school seniors from the Ohio Music
Education Association’s (OMEA) District
13 including
Warren
County
students, and who intend to major in
instrumental music school education.
An
appropriate applicant is a student with
a desire to pursue an instrumental music
teaching career in a school system after
graduation from college.
c.
Applicants who
meet these criteria and wish to be
considered for this scholarship must
submit additional materials (see
“Supplementary Materials” section of
application).
3.
Hawkins Music Scholarship
a.
The Gene and
Margaret Hawkins Scholarship is
available to a Warren County high school
senior who meets other WCAC Scholarship
guidelines and plans to major in
classical music training.
Preference
will be given to applicants pursing a
career in classical vocal performance,
teaching or conducting.
Anyone
pursuing a career as a classical
instrumentalist will be considered.
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Moeller
Music
Center
Announces
Moeller
Music
Center
Music
School
Education
Scholarship
Moeller Music, the
leading music education retailer in the
area, announces The Moeller Music Education Scholarship.
This scholarship has been established by
Larry D. Fullenkamp in an effort to encourage individuals to
pursue education and careers in
instrumental music school education.
Named for a local retail
music business in southwest Ohio, the
scholarship is available to high school seniors from the
Ohio Music Education Association’s
(OMEA) District 13 including Warren County students, and who
intend to major in instrumental music
school education. An appropriate applicant is a student
with a desire to pursue an instrumental
music teaching career in a school system after graduation
from college.
Visit
www.MoellerMusicOnline.Com
for scholarship details
Moeller Music has store
locations in Middletown and West Chester Ohio
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Congratulations to the following 2009
Warren County High School seniors who
were each awarded a $500 scholarship.
Thanks also to our members and to
Moeller Music for the support that made
this program possible |
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Tim Howard, Kings High School,
Music
Performance, Ohio University
Comments:
Tim is
a paragon of academic excellence, a
model student who is well received
by his peers because of his friendly
demeanor, honesty and good listening
skills. He possesses an excellent
sense of humor and is a superb band
student... Tim is one of the most
talented and well rounded students
his instructor has been associated
with during his music education
career. Tim's ultimate goal is to
make music his living, like his grandparents who
played in professional orchestras.
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 Katey Parks, Edgewood High School, Music Education, Miami University, Moeller Music Center Music School Education Scholarship
Comments:
Katey is outstanding in every way;
talented, dedicated, hardworking, driven
and a born leader. Katey is the
type of student that motivates a teacher
to do their best, because they see her
consistently wanting to do her best.
Her instructor has no doubt she will
make a tremendous impact on the field of
Music Education.
Katey's career goal
is to become a high school band director
working with smaller sized bands.
She believes music really is a universal
language and creates so many
opportunities, and she’d love to get
more kids interested in it and inspire
someone like her band director has
inspired her.
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 Jacob
Wright, Lebanon High School
Music Education,
Capital University
Comments:
Jacob's playing
ability on multiple instruments
exemplifies not only his strong love for
music, but his considerable talent.
Jacob represents everything that is
right about students today. He has
the personality and demeanor that will
enable him to relate to his students and
share his love of music with them.
Jacob's career goal is to teach either a
high school or middle school band.
He hopes to reach out to people and get
them involved in music
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Congratulations to the following 2008
Warren County High School seniors who
were each awarded a $500 scholarship.
Thanks also to our members for the
support that made this program possible. |
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 Caitlyn
Crites, Mason High School
Illustration,
Maryland Institute College of Art
Comments:
Caitlyn’s passion for art is evident.
Her work is meaningful and
engaging from sketchbook to finished
project. She works to learn and grow as
a scholar and artist, but she doesn’t
take herself too seriously.
Caitlyn hopes to work at an
animated film or special effects studio,
and she states, “As long as art is in my
life in some way, I am happy”.
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 Sarah
Fukatsu,
Mason High School
Graphic Design,
University
of
Cincinnati
school
of
Design
, Art, Architecture and Planning
Comments:
Sarah has integrity, self-discipline and
a willingness to share openly and
honestly through her art, which brings
out the best in those she comes in
contact with.
In addition to excelling
artistically, she has been involved in
community service, including a mural
project for the Coalition for the
Homeless in Over the Rhine.
Sarah’s goal is to
create art that will covey a message to
the viewer that leaves an impression,
and we wish her the best!
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 Andrew
Koslow,
Springboro High School
Musical
Theatre, University of Oklahoma
Comments:
Andrew is a tremendous talent who has a
passion for acting.
Andrew’s goal is to be on the
stage, but he enjoys working in other
aspects of theatre as well, but when it
comes down to it, his goal is to be on
Broadway.
His dedication,
commitment, selflessness and persistence
will allow him to achieve the lofty
goals he has set for himself.
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