Pride of Oshkosh Art Student Scholarship

This scholarship is awarded to UWO students who meet the following criteria:

  • Enrollment Status: Full- or part-time undergraduate
  • Declared Major: Art, Art Education, Fine Arts
  • Minimum 60 credits completed

Selection is primarily based on quality of artwork and artistic vision. Financial need based on a statement and career goals will be of secondary consideration.

Award Payment: Fall 2026. If the recipient is not enrolled in the required number of credits for the indicated semester, the award payment will be forfeited.

Award
$1,250
Categories
Art, School of Media, Arts, & Communication, Undergraduate Award
Deadline
11/05/2025
Supplemental Questions
  1. Please submit a statement describing your career goals.
  2. You must submit a portfolio of 5-8 examples of your work (either via URL or file upload). Pieces must be completed and of quality and professional work. Photos of artwork should be cropped.
    • A. If your portfolio is available online, please submit the URL.
    • B. If a password is needed to view your online portfolio, please enter it here.
    • C. Please upload 5-8 examples of your work. 1 of 8
    • D. Please upload 5-8 examples of your work. 2 of 8
    • E. Please upload 5-8 examples of your work. 3 of 8
    • F. Please upload 5-8 examples of your work. 4 of 8
    • G. Please upload 5-8 examples of your work. 5 of 8
    • H. Optional: Please upload 5-8 examples of your work. 6 of 8
    • I. Optional: Please upload 5-8 examples of your work. 7 of 8
    • J. Optional: Please upload 5-8 examples of your work. 8 of 8
  3. Please submit an artist statement describing your vision in regards to the pieces of work you have submitted with this application.
  4. Please submit a statement describing your need for financial support to continue your education. Make sure to provide detailed information regarding the resources you have to pay for college (scholarships, loans, VA benefits, employer benefits, etc.), your efforts to fund your education (how many hours you typically work per week, how long you’ve been employed, etc), and your remaining amount of financial need.