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The Dan Falley Memorial Fund & Scholarship |
Jam4Dan V Sponsors Guitar Hero Platinum Gold Silver Bronze Scholarship Recipients for 2011 Fifteen scholarships derived from Jam4Dan IV proceeds were given this past year. They ranged from $175 to $75. In total, almost $1800 of scholarships were funded. Seven of the winners were awarded scholarships the previous year. The winners were selected on submissions that included statement of need, teacher recommendation and student reflection. The entries were held to high standards of writing to promote communication skills beyond the musical ones the students are developing. Winners include: Fallyn and Cael O’Malley; Jonathan Ostler; Tre, Elijah and Jamais Stewart; Brandon Clabaugh; Tristen Fulzenloger; Seth May; David Sutherland; Brandon Dekat; Taylor Medina; Chas Gideon; Micheal Brooks and Sean Arndt.
Scholarship Guidelines for 2012 The first part of the application is a basic statement of need for a scholarship. What challenges already exist or are possibly on the horizon that might make it difficult for the student and/or his or her family to pay for lessons? The second part is a reflection by the student of the impact the instrument, the instruction/instructor or the study of music in general has positively affected his or her life. The third part, by the instructor, is an assessment of the student's commitment to his or her instruction and the instrument in general. * The Dan Falley Memorial Fund & Scholarships Trustees: Previous Scholarship Recipients We were very pleased with the turn out for Jam4Dan II we were able to award scholarships for the first time. . 2009 scholarships recepients were: The proceeds of Jam4Dan III, held January 2010, allowed us to distribute $3200 in scholarship awards from from the Dan Falley Memorial Fund to Sixteen area youth. Recipients each received from $100 to $300 worth of guitar and bass lessons from local instructors. 2010 scholarships recepients were: While we hope to expand the scope of students eligible for scholarships, unfortunately we don't have the funding yet to accomplish that. Maybe you can help? This year however we are expanding the eligibility to include students that have not yet started taking lessons. |
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