Theatre
Forms, Financial Aid, and Award Information


Phone: 616-331-8176
Fax: 616-331-8105
Jack T. Lane
lanejack@gvsu.edu

Louis Armstrong Theatre - Performing Arts Center
1 Campus Drive
Allendale, MI 49401


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FINANCIAL AID OPPORTUNITIES

FOR GVSU THEATRE STUDENTS

CLICK HERE FOR SCHOLARSHIPS, FORMS & AWARDS INFO!

CLICK HERE FOR A SHAKESPEARE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

 

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

     The Theatre program awards financial aid each year to full-time students involved in its academic and production programs. This support is in addition to other forms of financial aid that students may receive (scholarships, grants, etc.) from other sources. It is independent of Grand Valley State University's official Financial Aids Office, and does not depend upon the financial need of the student or his/her family.

     Some Theatre awards require that students declare a major in Theatre, while other awards are available to students in any discipline, provided that they are participating in some way in the Theatre program. All awards are tied to specific jobs or responsibilities in the Theatre program, and are awarded for only one year (they are not automatically renewable: students must re-apply each year).

APPLYING FOR THEATRE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

     Theatre awards are made in Fall and Winter semesters, and require an application from the student. Applications from continuing students consist of a letter declaring the student's desire to receive financial aid during the coming year (May - April), and where the student would like to be assigned in the program; a resume listing the student's classes, stage experience, special training, etc.; and a current transcript ("Analysis of Academic Progress," which students can obtain online or from the GVSU Records Office). The deadline for filing these applications is April 1 (you'll find the current deadline listed in the "Auditions" link on the homepage).Students in Workshop

  

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      Freshmen or transfer students should note that the Theatre program has a rolling deadline for receiving financial assistance applications: they may be submitted at any time between September 1 - March 31st.

Acting Workshop  
Acting workshop with Michael Page (Actors Equity Assn.)  

      Only one type of award for Theatre assistance, work-study, is made by the Theatre faculty at different times throughout the year. New or continuing students who are certified by the University's Financial Aids Office for receiving work-study awards may apply for work in the Theatre program at any time by contacting the Theatre secretary. Applicants or transfer students are eligible for some of  these awards, including the Shakespeare Scholarship, which will be used to determine which form of financial aid is appropriate for them.

 

  Last Modified Date: April 9, 2013
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