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TheÌýDance Program Freshman СÀ¶ÊÓƵship Fund

We have several partial 4-year scholarships that will be awarded to incoming freshman. All prospective students who apply to CU СÀ¶ÊÓƵ and indicate Dance as their primary major will be sent a link to apply for this scholarship after their general application to CU СÀ¶ÊÓƵ is received.

TheÌýJamesÌý&ÌýAnne de Castro Dance СÀ¶ÊÓƵship FundÌý

Designed to provide scholarships to current undergraduate students in dance based on talent in performance and/or choreography, professionalism, enthusiasm, and dedication to the department. The award amount is typically $1,000.

TheÌýCharlotte York Irey FundÌý

Created by the dance faculty in 1992, in honor of Charlotte York Irey, who created the dance program and was its Director until her retirement in 1988. The Irey СÀ¶ÊÓƵship is chosen by faculty and awarded to graduate students who are talented in performance, choreography and teaching, and who have shown dedication to the dance program and the arts.

Noel &ÌýTerry Hefty of the Messing Family Charitable FoundationÌý

Designed to support recruitment and retention, this prestigious scholarship is awarded to a talented incoming freshman. This award isÌýgiven in the amount of $3,000 - $5,000 a year for four years, as long as the student remains a dance major at CU. This scholarship is based onÌýmerit and decided by the faculty at the BFA auditions or during the first week of class placements in the fall. A new СÀ¶ÊÓƵshipÌýdesignee will be selected every four years.

TheÌýKatherine J. Lamont СÀ¶ÊÓƵshipÌý

Established to benefit full time students in the humanities and is chosen by faculty on a biannual basis.

TheÌýGail Pokoik СÀ¶ÊÓƵshipÌý

Award recipient is chosen by faculty and awarded to graduate students based on talent in performance, choreography, professionalism, enthusiasm and dedication to the dance program and the arts.

TheÌýJamie Kellam Redmond СÀ¶ÊÓƵshipÌý

Awarded annually to a student majoring in dance, in honor of Jamie Kellam Redmond who was the first dance major at CU. The Redmond award recipient is chosen by faculty based on talent in performance, choreography, professionalism, enthusiasm, and dedication to the dance program and the arts. The award amount is typically $2,500 – $3,500.

Talent & Creativity СÀ¶ÊÓƵshipsÌý

Awarded to undergraduate majorsÌýin both theatre and dance on an annual basis by application. The dance department awards this scholarship to multiple students based on the amount of service and evidence of involvement in the dance program. Award amounts vary but typically range between $250 – $1,500.

DEADLINE-Fall: October 15- applications due

Graduate Research in Dance (GRID)ÌýFundÌý

Provides support for graduate students who are pursuing master of fine arts degrees in dance. The Fund will provide flexible resources for advancing strategic initiatives to support creative and scholarly research. Support from the Fund may include, but is not limited to, graduate student research, project-related expenses, professional development and/or scholarship support.