Clan Scott Society
Scottish
Performing Arts Scholarship
Standing
Rules
The Clan Scott Society, a heritage organization, will
provide scholarship awards to deserving persons. The award amounts will
be determined annually as permitted by budgetary considerations. The
Society reserves the right to make awards.
Definitions:
- Society: The Clan Scott Society, Inc.
- Scholarship:
Funds allocated and approved by the Board of Directors for the purposes
of supporting an individual's education, training, or development in
the Scottish Performing Arts.
- Deserving Person:
A minor child, age 18 or younger, who applies to the Society for
financial assistance to support the applicant's education, training, or
development in the Scottish Performing Arts.
- Scottish Performing Arts:
The traditional music or dance of Scotland as typically performed in
competition at Scottish Games and Gatherings; including but not
restricted to Scottish bagpipes, drumming, fiddle, harp, and Highland
dance.
Application Process:
- A Performing Arts Scholarship Application Form (PDF) may be obtained by Clicking Here.
- All applications must be submitted in writing to the Chieftain of the Society identifying:
- Applicant’s name,
- Applicant's
photograph(s), with permission to publish the photograph in the
Society’s newsletter if applicant is awarded a scholarship,
- the Scottish Performing Art for which the scholarship will be used,
- the person or organization providing the training or education,
- the dates or time period the training or education will occur,
- the cost of the training or education, and
- brief explanation of why the Applicant deserves the scholarship.
- The Chieftain must receive applications by May 1 for consideration in that calendar year.
- The immediate members of the family of a member of the Board of Directors are not eligible to apply for a scholarship.
- The
Chieftain will poll the Board of Directors for a decision on all
scholarship applications received. The Chieftain may delegate this
responsibility to a Board Member. A majority of the Board of Directors
is needed to approve a scholarship award.
- Scholarship
Awards will be announced at the Annual General Meeting, which is
normally held during the summer months. Award recipients will be
notified in writing.
- The
Society prefers to distribute scholarship funds direct to the person or
organization providing the training or education to the scholarship
recipient.
(Revised April 2011)
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