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• School of Music Advancement Fund

  Used to support the School of Music for scholarships or programs

• Music Education Support Fund

  Supports emerging priorities in the areas of students, faculty, and activity of the Music Education program. Expenditures at the discretion of the director of the School of Music or his/her designee.

• Music Care Fund

  Supports Music Therapy Program for Patients at the OSUCCC – James. Expenditures shall be approved in accordance with the current guidelines and procedures established by the OSUCCC – James.

• School of Music Faculty Scholarship

  An award for an entering music major student based on School of Music audition, SAT and ACT composites and the recommendation of faculty, to be awarded annually

• Frank Kinnan Scholarship in Music

  Established February 6, 1987, by his family and friends. Income is awarded to outstanding students in the School of Music who anticipate careers as public school music teachers and play a woodwind as their major instrument. Recipients will be selected by the established procedures within the School of Music, with final approval by the director of the School of Music and the dean of the College of The Arts in cooperation with the University Committee on Student Financial Aid.

• Walter Damrosch Music Scholarship

  Established December 4, 1944, by the Blue Network Company of the National Broadcasting Company and Professor Eugene J. Weigel, then chair of the Department of Music. Scholarship for a member of the University Symphony Orchestra with an academic standing of 3.0 or better and senior rank. A nominating the committee of the Department of Music, one member of which shall be the Director of the Orchestra, will consider candidates under the above conditions and make nomination of not more than two candidates. The nominations will be presented to the faculty as a whole and a vote taken for the appointment of the recipient of the scholarship. The Chairman of the Department, by authority of the vote of the Faculty, will make formal request each Spring Quarter for the scholarship to be effective in the following Autumn Quarter. In the event there are no eligible candidates, the scholarship will not be awarded and the increment will be credited to the scholarship fund.

• Music and Dance Library Builders Fund

  Funds are to be used for the purchase of books, subscriptions or other acquisitions as determined by the Head of the Music and Dance Library

• School of Music Ensemble Travel Fund

  Supports travel expenses that enable School of Music ensembles to perform on major stages in the United States and abroad.

• Music, Theatre and Arts Facilities Fund

  Supports new construction and renovation in the School of Music, Department of Theatre and other arts facilities in the College of Arts and Sciences.

• Nina Weigel Music Scholarship Fund

  Established September 4, 1951, by the music group of the University Women's Club and friends in her memory. the income to be used for scholarships to undergraduate female students meeting the following qualifications: (1) from the Junior or Senior Class, (2) having point average of 2.75 or better; (3) show promise of leadership in music and with well-poised, genial personality, (4) appear as guest artist once a year for the Music Group. The awards shall be made by the University Scholarship Committee on recommendation of the School of Music Faculty. Scholarships are to be awarded in multiples of $60 and any excess income is to be added to the principal. In the event that the School of Music should cease to exist, then the awards shall be made by the President or then Chief Executive Officer to any female student majoring in Music.

• Heather Pick Music Program Fund

  For portable music/video recording stations in the James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute, Center for Critical Care and Stefanie Spielman Comprehensive Breast Center as well as continued funding to support the operational costs of an ongoing music program, musical equipment and artists’ fees, when necessary.

• Foundation for the Advancement of Music Award for Excellence

  Student Aid for those in The School of Music

• Ohio Federation of Music Clubs Award

  Scholarship for candidates working toward a Ph.D. in Music. Must be a U.S. citizen.

• The Virginia A. Bridges Music Education Award

  Established December 5, 1997, with a gift from Virginia A. Bridges (MA in Music '51; PhD in Music Education '65) of Temple Terrace, Florida; used to provide awards to current graduate students in Music Education in increments of $1,000, with preference shown first to those specializing in the teaching of elementary or secondary general music, and second to graduate students specializing in the teaching of instrumental music. Revised January 27, 2017.

• David and Michele Meeker Scholarship in Music

  Established September 2, 1998, by Michele Meeker and friends in memory of Dr. David Meeker, director and professor emeritus, School of Music. Eighty percent of income provides renewable undergraduate scholarships to music majors, preferably music education students. Remaining income is reinvested to principal. If no candidates, all income is reinvested to principal. Recipients will be selected by the Director of the School of Music in consultation with the University Committee on Student Financial Aid. The scholarships will be awarded annually and may be renewed at the discretion of the selection committee.

• The William Poland Lectures in Music Theory

  Established September 4, 1987, by his family. Income covers honoraria and expenses for eminent scholars from any discipline lecturing on a topic of critical importance to scholarship in the theory of music.

• School of Music Graduate Program Discretionary Fund

  Funds to be used at the Discretion of the Chair of the Graduate Program of the School of Music

• The Society of Alumni and Friends of the School of Music Scholarship Fund

  Established June 7, 1979, by alumni and friends of the School of Music. The annual income and principal is to be used to provide scholarships for talented undergraduate music majors enrolled in the School of Music. Recipients of such scholarships shall be selected by the Director of the School of Music. For any academic year the number and dollar amount of scholarships awarded annually under this program may be varied, as determined by the School of Music. Distribution for this purpose may be made from income or principal or both, until the funds available to support this program are exhausted.

• Eleanor Thomas Bazler Scholarship Fund in the School of Music

  To Provide Scholarships for Students in the School of Music

• School of Music New Day Campaign Fund

  Supports construction costs associated with the School of Music building project.

• Dr.Wilbur C. Held Endowed Music Scholarship Fund

  Established June 5, 2015, with gifts from Linda S. Hoover (B Music 1965, MA 1970); used to provide scholarships for students who are enrolled in the School of Music with specializations in organ, piano, voice, or choral conducting, and majoring in performance, music education, music pedagogy, or conducting at the undergraduate or graduate level and with preference given to students who have demonstrated interest in liturgical music.

• The Bernice B. Ross Memorial Scholarship Fund for Music

  Established September 4, 1981, by Mr. Gene P. Dragonette. Income assists talented undergraduates in the School of Music. Recipients will be determined by the established procedures within the School of Music, with approval by the Director of the School of Music, who will also approve requisitions for payment.

• Gertrude S. Woodin Memorial Scholarship Fund for Music

  Established March 11, 1965, with her bequest. Income provides scholarships for students in the School of Music who plan to teach music in public schools, with preference to students with ability, character and need. The awards are to be made by the University Scholarship and Loan Committee on recommendation of the School of Music of said University.

• J. Mc Lean Reed Music Fund

  Established July 8, 1983, by family and friends to recognize Dr. Reed's dedication and support of the campus' music program. Income supports music programs with up to 50% of income providing Dean's scholarships to students demonstrating leadership and excellence in music.

• Kathryn Orsborn Kline Music Education Endowment Fund

  Established November 7, 2008 with gifts from Benjamin Kline; used to provide a scholarship to a first-year student who is enrolled in the School of Music, plans on majoring in music education or music performance, demonstrates financial need, and graduated from a public high school in Morrow County, Ohio with a GPA of 2.5 or higher.

• The Janet and Grace Souders Crist Music Scholarship Fund

  Established October 5, 1990, by Janet Souders Crist. Income provides scholarships/fellowships to students who are residents of Lancaster, Ohio; have graduated from a Fairfield County high school; and are majoring in Theory and Composition, and Composition, Music History and Literature, Music Performance, or Music Education. Please see full Endowment description.

• The Maude Taylor Stout Instrumental Music Scholarship Fund

  Established May 8, 1987, by Whitney B. and Maude Taylor Stout. Eighty percent of income provides scholarships for academically superior students who are pursuing music degree study in instrumental music and/or have need. Remaining income is reinvested to principal. Recipients will be selected in accordance with procedures established in the School of Music, with final approval of the Director of the School of Music and the Dean of the College of The Arts, in cooperation with the University Committee on Student Financial Aid.

• The David C. and Carrie A. Keller Scholarship Fund in Music

  Annually $2,000 shall be awarded to provide talent-based merit awards to assist in the recruitment and retention of top-tier students for the School of Music. These awards will be distributed and renewed at the discretion of the director of the School of Music in consultation with the University’s Office of Student Financial Aid. This scholarship is renewable at the discretion of the director of the School of Music, provided that the recipient maintains a minimum level of satisfactory academic progress toward completion of a degree as determined by the director of the School of Music.

• Schumacher Contemporary American Music Collection Fund

  For the acquisition and curation of materials, including scores, recordings, and literature regarding American classical music and jazz written in 1946 or later.

• Innovation Fund for the Ohio State School of Music

  Supports innovation and technology priorities in the School of Music. Expenditures at the discretion of the director or his/her designee.

• The Ohio State University School of Music Scholarship Fund

  Established June 8, 1967, with a bequest by Kathryn S. Allensworth, in memory of Kathryn S. and H.R. Allensworth. Income assists students in the School of Music. Selection of the student or students to be assisted shall be made by the University Scholarship and Loan Committee, upon the recommendation of the Director of the School of Music. Should the School of Music, through a reorganization of the University, cease to exist, then the income is to be used for students whose major course of study is in the field of music.

• Colleen McMahon Faculty Excellence Fund in Music

  Established May 19, 2022, with a gift from the Honorable Colleen McMahon (BA 1973); used to support a professorship position in the School of Music if full fuding is reached. Prior to full funding or if the position is vacant, the annual distribution may be used to support faculty in the School of Music.

• The Jack and Carol Evans Scholarship Fund in Music

  Established July 11, 2003 by Carol Evans and friends in memory of Jack through The Foundation. Eighty percent of income provides renewable undergraduate scholarships to music majors, preferably in music education. Remaining income is reinvested to principal. If no candidates are eligible, the entire income shall be reinvested to the principal. Recipients shall be chosen by the director of the School of Music or an individual appointed by the director and in consultation with the University Committee on Student Financial Aid.

• John and Cynthia Long Music Education Scholarship Fund

  Provides one renewable scholarship for tuition, room, board enrolled in the SOM majoring in music education. 1st preference to choral education, 2nd to instrumental education. Preference to candidates from Fairfield or Franklin counties.

• The William M and Darlene Aldrige Music Scholarship Fund

  Established February 7, 2003, with gifts from the estate of Darlene Aldrige of Hillsboro, Ohio, and in memory of her husband, William M. Aldrige (BSAgr 1961); used to support scholarships for students enrolled in the School of Music. The student recipients must exhibit high moral standards, reside in Highland County, Ohio, and have graduated from a high school in Highland County, Ohio. If no students meet the selection criteria, second preference shall be given to students enrolled in the School of Music who exhibit high moral standards and graduated from a high school in one of the following Ohio counties: Clinton, Fayette, Ross, Pike, Adams or Brown. If no students meet the criteria as defined in second preference, the scholarship(s) will be open to all students enrolled in the School of Music who exhibit high moral standards and graduated from a high school in the State of Ohio. Revised May 19, 2022.

• The A. Peter Costanza Doctoral Programs in Music Endowment Fund

  Established June 24, 2011 with gifts from Dr. A. Peter Costanza; used to provide two awards to students enrolled in the School of Music, one award to a Ph.D. student whose dissertation is considered most distinguished and one award to a D.M.A. student whose DMA document is considered most distinguished.

• The Kenneth A. Huff Memorial Fund in Music Education

  Established January 30, 2015, with gifts given in memory of Kenneth A. Huff from family and friends; used to provide a renewable, merit-based scholarship(s) for an undergraduate student(s) majoring in Music Education with preference given to candidates who play the trombone.

• General Electric-Dorothy McVitty Scholarship in Music

  Established January 12, 1942, by the General Electric Company as a result of competition by music students from ten universities. Income provides scholarships for the School of Music.

• Eugene J. Weigel Memorial Scholarship for Music Education

  Established November 5, 1982, by friends and members of the Marching Band in his memory. The annual income is to be awarded to one or more outstanding undergraduate students majoring in music. recipients will be determined by the established procedures within the School of Music, with final approval by the Director of the School of Music, who will also approve requisitions for payment. Should the need for this fund cease to exist or so diminish as to provide unused income, then the income may be used for any purpose whatsoever as determined by the Board of Trustees, with preference being given to awards for (1) members of the marching band,(2) music majors, and/or (3) others recommended by the appropriate administrative official of the University responsible for music education.

• Lieutenant Richard Deselm Fellowship for the Development of Choral Music

  Established December 4, 1944, by Mrs. Helen DeSelm, in memory of her son who was killed in action at the Italian front. Income provides a fellowship in the School of Music.

• Denise Spangler Zechman Music Education/Choral Scholarship

  Provides one or more scholarships to incoming undergraduates who intend to major in choral-music education. It is the Donors’ desire to support two students annually. Scholarships may be awarded in varying amounts based on student enrollment, available funding and other factors. See gift agreement for full details.

• Dr. Paul E. and Anne C. Droste Music Education Scholarship Fund

  Established November 4, 2005, by the Drostes through The Foundation. Distribution provides aid to music education majors who have graduated from a Columbus Public High School. Unused distribution is reinvested to principal. Scholarship recipients will be selected by the head of Music Education as recommended by the director of the School of Music in consultation with the Office of Student Financial Aid.

• Henry F. and Raymond W. Dachsteiner Music Scholarship Fund

  Established February 1, 2008 with gifts from the estate of Ethelyn Dachsteiner in memory of Henry F. Dachsteiner and Raymond W. Dachsteiner; used to provide scholarship support to undergraduate or graduate students in the School of Music who are majoring in Music.

• Donald E. McGinnis School of Music New Day Fund

  Supports a named space in new School of Music facility in honor of Donald E. McGinnis.

• The Marjorie R. and Charles H. Hoover Memorial Scholarship in Vocal Music

  Established April 6, 1979, from their estates. The annual income is to be used to provide one or more scholarships for students of vocal music in the School of Music who have demonstrated a need for financial assistance. The selection of the recipient is to be made upon the recommendation of the Director of the School of Music in cooperation with the Dean of the College of The Arts.

• Dr. H. Wayne Ramsey Memorial Scholarship in Music Education

  Established May 8, 1987, by his friends and family. The annual income shall be used to provide scholarships to students majoring in Music Education with preference given, when possible, to those students majoring in general or choral music education. Recipients will be selected in accordance with procedures established in the School of Music, with final approval of the Director of the School of Music and the Dean of the College of The Arts, in cooperation with the University Committee on Student Financial Aid.

• Dr. Gay Y. Miller and Dr. Joseph Rosenblatt Music Scholarship

  Provides one or more scholarships to undergraduate students who are majoring in the areas of voice or piano with preference for a focus on classical music and opera. If no students meet the selection criteria, the scholarship(s) will be open to all students who are enrolled in the School of Music, with a focus on performance of classical music. The purpose of this pending endowment is subject to change until the fund is formally approved as an endowment. Prior to formal approval, the pending endowment may be converted to a current-use fund.

• Annual Music Scholarships and Awards

  To provide miscellaneous scholarships and awards from yearly and/or one-time gifts

• Honda/TRC Funds Endowment Fund for the Growth of Transportation Activities

  Established May 3, 2002, by the Transportation Research Center Inc. to recognize HondaÆs interest in developing world-class, interdisciplinary transportation-related research and academic programs. Income supports transportation activities.

• Honda/TRC Funds Endowment Fund for the Growth of Student Activities

  Established May 3, 2002, by the Transportation Research Center Inc. to recognize HondaÆs interest in developing world-class, interdisciplinary transportation-related research and academic programs. Income supports student activities.

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