2023 SCHOLARSHIP / GRANT AWARD SCHEDULE
APPLICATION DEADLINE
Friday, March 10, 2023
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF HIGH SCHOOL GRANT &
COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS
April 3, 2023
PRESENTATION
OF HIGH SCHOOL GRANT &
COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS
(during Student Production Awards)
April 23, 2023
DR. LYNNE BOYLE GRANTS/
JOHN SCHIMPF SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarships are being offered to full-time undergraduate and graduate students, majoring in broadcasting, video production, post-production and media at an accredited college, university or community college in the Michigan area.
HIGH SCHOOLS
The High School Grant Competition is for a school system video class, to submit a video about their school’s efforts / initiatives in order to vie for monies for school equipment and materials
(3) $2,000 Awards
College
College Scholarships are for Undergraduate (2nd-Term Sophomores / Juniors / Seniors) and Graduate students, with a compilation video submission of the applicant’s 2022 work.
(4) $3,500 Awards
All information supplied to The Michigan Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences’ College Scholarship / High School Grant Committee must be accurate, and is subject to verification.
By submitting an application for a MI-NATAS College Scholarship or High School Grant, you are certifying that
For College Scholarship:
- your grades and test scores are being reported accurately
- your essay and other written responses are your work alone, without inappropriate assistance from others or the inclusion of text authored by others
- your representation of involvement in creative works, school activities, and/or field work experience is completely truthful
- you will apply any scholarship monies awarded towards a college-level education in a designated major and/or curriculum pursuant towards a career in the television broadcast media industry or related field
For the High School Grant:
- you are the instructor/teacher of a scheduled TV production and/or post-production (editing) class, etc.
- the grant will be used to purchase production equipment for your school’s studio / class
- submitted projects / works are from the current school year’s class, and is all their own work
- no commercially produced, nor stock footage is included
- the submitting class is a certified, credited instruction class; and not a club
Members of the Scholarship / Grant Committee of the Michigan Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences will determine the scholarship / grant recipients; and their decision is final.
Applications found to have violated the letter or spirit of this HONOR CODE are subject to disqualification from this and future scholarship consideration and/or revocation of any scholarship awarded, at the sole discretion of the MI-NATAS Scholarship / Grant Committee.
Questions about the HONOR CODE may be directed to the committee: ScholarshipsMiNATAS@gmail.com
By signing the application, I accept the terms of the MI-NATAS Scholarship HONOR CODE.
General Rules: Only Michigan residents and high schools are eligible for the scholarship and/or grant. Work submitted must be done by the students and/or class; and reflect the students’ abilities. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit. Scholarship applicants must be enrolled/accepted in an accredited associate or baccalaureate college or university program. High School grant applicants must be currently enrolled in, designated as, and recognized / designated as an accredited Michigan high school. Decisions of the MI-NATAS Scholarship/Grant Committee regarding eligibility and awardees are final.
2022
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
HIGH SCHOOL GRANTS
Dearborn High School
McBain High School
Plymouth High School
Troy Athens High School
College SCHOLARSHIPS
Ethan Calado
Madonna University
Jacara Charles
Madonna University
Nephratiti Givens
Mott Community College
Madison LaBonte
Mott Community College
Julian Stainback
Michigan State University
2021
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
HIGH SCHOOL
GRANT AWARDEES
TROY-ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL
Troy, Michigan
DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL
Davison, Michigan
BOYNE CITY HIGH SCHOOL
Boyne City, Michigan
DEARBORN HIGH SCHOOL
Dearborn, Michigan
DOW-MIDLAND HIGH SCHOOL
Midland, Michigan
HONORABLE MENTION
ALLEGAN HIGH SCHOOL
Allegan, Michigan
McBAIN HIGH SCHOOL
McBain, Michigan
DISTINGUISHED
WYANDOTTE ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL
Wyandotte, Michigan
College
SCHOLARSHIPS
MADISYN HOKE
MSU
ABIGAIL H. KRUEGER
Hope College
RACHEL GOODMAN
MSU
KIMBERLY KELLING
Mott Comm. College
IAN DUNCAN GILMOUR
MSU
HONORABLE MENTION
BRENDAN DEWLEY
UM
HIGH SCHOOL Grant Application
DR. LYNNE BOYLE/JOHN SCHIMPF
SCHOLARSHIPS
Submit application by March 10, 2023
General Rules
Only Michigan High Schools are eligible. The school may be public or private, including accredited chárter schools. Awardees are selected on the basis of quality and merit. Work submitted should be current, and only from the students’ (class) submitting the project, and not produced, shot, nor edited by a teacher or instructor.
UNDERGraduate Scholarship Application
DR. LYNNE BOYLE/JOHN SCHIMPF
SCHOLARSHIPS
General Rules
Only Michigan residents are eligible for the scholarship. The university or college attended, does not have to be a Michigan institution. Work submitted must be performed by the student, and reflect the student’s abilities. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit. Student must be enrolled in an accredited college or university undergraduate program.
Graduate Scholarship Application
DR. LYNNE BOYLE/JOHN SCHIMPF
SCHOLARSHIPS
General Rules
Only Michigan residents are eligible for the scholarship. The university or college attended, does not have to be a Michigan institution. Work submitted must be performed by the student, and reflect the student’s abilities. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit. Student must be enrolled in an accredited college or university graduate program.