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2023-2024 Scholarship Applications

They are back! With great pleasure, Kappa Pi announces the reinstatement of scholarships for student members. Historically, the scholarships made available have only rewarded those of our members specializing in visual art mediums; however, Kappa Pi is excited to introduce an additional scholarship dedicated to showcasing the work and contribution of art historians.

The scholarship application period will open on December 6, 2023, and it will close at 11:59 pm CST on February 26, 2024. Students whose membership is active during the entirety of the application will be eligible for this round of scholarships. There are no application fees and all eligible members are encouraged to apply. Applications for more than one scholarship will be allowed. However, each member may only be awarded one scholarship.

Please read each description carefully and have all relevant information available and ready to submit at the time of application. Applications that do not include the required information and properly formatted files will be disqualified from the review process. Information submitted may be used in annual publications and for promotional purposes.

Below is detailed information about the upcoming available scholarships.



Graduating Senior Scholarship

AWARDS FOR GRADUATING SENIORS

$1,000 - First Place
$500 - Second Place
$250 - Third Place

Available to all active members of Kappa Pi in their final two semesters of school. Please have the following information available in order to apply to this scholarship:

Official Kappa Pi chapter name, name of university/college, expected semester of graduation, mailing address, email address, portfolio of 5 images, artist statement, letter of intent, and a letter of support from your faculty sponsor.  

Portfolios must include 5 images of work and be saved as one .pdf file. There is a maximum file size of 25MB, so please compress each image individually before you create the .pdf document to make sure it will attach to an email. Each image must also include the title of the artwork, media, dimensions (HxWxD), and year created. For video submissions use .mp4 or .mov using the h264 codec with a maximum runtime demo of two minutes. The final submission should be formatted to include artist’s first name, last name, and graduating senior (i.e. john_doe_graduatingsenior.pdf).

Artist Statements must not exceed one page in length and must be relevant to the work being submitted for review.

Letters of Intent should be no longer than one page describing your goals after graduation and how the scholarship will help you achieve those goals.  

To submit the application, the portfolio .pdf file, artist statement, and letter of intent should be attached to an email and sent to info@kappapiart.com. The applicant’s name and the name of the scholarship should be in the subject line of the email (i.e. John Doe - Graduating Senior Scholarship).

The Letter of Support from your faculty sponsor should speak to the quality, need, and level of commitment of the applicant as well as confirm that the applicant is in their final two semesters before graduation.  Letters of support should be sent directly from the faculty sponsor and can be emailed to  info@kappapiart.com. Please include the student’s name and name of scholarship in the subject line of the email (i.e. John Doe - Graduating Senior Scholarship).


New Initiate Scholarship

AWARDS FOR NEW INITIATES

$500 - First Place
$250 - Second Place
$125 - Third Place

Available to all members in their first year of Kappa Pi. Please have the following information available in order to apply to this scholarship:

Official Kappa Pi chapter name, name of university/college, date of initiation, mailing address, email address, portfolio of 5 images, artist statement, and letter of support from your faculty sponsor.  

Portfolios must include 5 images of work and be saved as one .pdf file. There is a maximum file size of 25MB, so please compress each image individually before you create the .pdf document to make sure it will attach to an email. Each image must also include the title of the artwork, media, dimensions (HxWxD), and year created. For video submissions use .mp4 or .mov using the h264 codec with a maximum runtime demo of two minutes. The final submission should be formatted to include artist’s first name, last name, and new initiate (i.e. john_doe_newinitiate.pdf).

Artist Statements must not exceed one page in length and must be relevant to the work being submitted for review.

To submit the application, the portfolio .pdf file and artist statement should be attached to an email and sent to info@kappapiart.com. The applicant’s name and the name of the scholarship should be in the subject line of the email (i.e. John Doe - New Initiate Scholarship).

Letters of Support from faculty sponsors should speak to the quality, need, and level of commitment of the applicant as well as confirm that the applicant is a new member in their first two semesters of Kappa Pi.  Letters of support should be sent directly from the faculty sponsor and can be emailed to info@kappapiart.com. Please include the student’s name and name of scholarship in the subject line of the email (i.e. Jane Doe - New Initiate Scholarship).



ART HISTORY SCHOLARSHIP

AWARDS FOR ART HISTORIANS

$500 - First Place
$250 - Second Place
$125 - Third Place


Available to all active members of Kappa Pi. Please have the following information available in order to apply to this scholarship:


Official Kappa Pi chapter name, name of university/college, date of initiation, mailing address, email address, art historical essay, and letter of support from your faculty sponsor.  

Submission of an essay that focuses on art historical research from any period or region of art history is required for this scholarship. The essay should be between 2,000-3,000 words in length (excluding citations, bibliography, and captions). Submissions should include relevant images and citations in Chicago/Turabian format. Judging will be based on originality of the thesis, the quality of writing and research, and adhering to the guidelines. Members with winning essays will be responsible for securing permissions for publishing images. Note: Most institutions will allow reproduction of images free of charge for not-for-profit scholarly purposes. Winners may be asked to edit their work as the review panel deems necessary.

To submit the application, the art historical essay should be attached to an email and sent to info@kappapiart.com. The applicant’s name and the name of the scholarship should be in the subject line of the email (i.e. John Doe - Art History Scholarship).

The Letter of Support from your faculty sponsor should speak to the quality, need, and level of commitment of the applicant.  Letters of support should be sent directly from the faculty sponsor and can be emailed to info@kappapiart.com. Please include the student’s name and name of scholarship in the subject line of the email (i.e. John Doe - Art History Scholarship).

Faculty Sponsor Scholarship

Faculty Sponsor Scholarships are currently on hold until further notice.

Contact Us

  info@kappapiart.com

Kappa Pi International Art Honor Society
3810 Maule Rd.
Pensacola, FL 32503


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