University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire

Foundation Scholarships

Grewe, Tom Fine Arts


AMOUNT: $500.00
AVAILABLE: Annually
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
The applicant should be a UW-EC declared Bachelor of Fine Arts major with an emphasis in art. The scholarship is to be awarded in the applicant’s junior or senior year of study. The applicant must have an overall grade point average of C+ (2.5) and a GPA of B+ (3.5) in their major area of study. This scholarship is to be given based on merit and not need. It is to be a one-time award. The award is in recognition of the applicant’s academic standing and their ability to develop excellent social relations with staff and fellow students. Preference should be given for those students who are from the greater Chippewa Valley area, but the award is not limited to that area.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE:
Applications will be available in the Art Department office.
APPLICATION DEADLINE:
In March. Deadline announced by the department in late February or early March.
SELECTION PROCEDURE:
The Department of Art and Design Scholarship Committee will review the applications and select the recipient(s).
SELECTION DEADLINE:
The Scholarship Committee selects the recipient(s) sometime between the application deadline and the annual juried student art show.
NOTIFICATION:
The recipient(s) will be announced at the annual juried student art show in the Foster Gallery. A “Scholarship Award Form” will be forwarded to the Financial Aid office. A copy of the award letter should be sent to the donor--Dr. Thomas Grewe.
SPECIAL NOTES:
This scholarship was established by Tom Grewe to recognize his appreciation and fondness for the Art Department. After retirement from his life-long, successful career as a dentist, he pursued his artistic skills and interests by taking many classes in the Art department. He is known for his talent in sculpture and his artistic accomplishments were displayed in the Foster Art Gallery during the Juried Art Show. Tom’s interest in assisting those students who are not eligible for other funding sources has provided the impetus for this Fine Arts Scholarship. Letters of appreciation should be addressed to Dr. Thomas M. Grewe, in care of the Foundation Office.