2024 Music for All Summer Symposium Scholarships

Music for All’s efforts to create, provide, and expand positively life-changing experiences include awarding a number of merit-based and need-based Summer Symposium scholarships each year.

Scholarship applications are closed for 2024. All applicants will be notified of their offer status by May 1, after the review panel has finished reviewing all applicants.

Student Scholarships

Scholarships available for students for the 2024 Music for All Summer Symposium

L.J. Hancock Summer Symposium Scholarships (Need-Based)

The L.J. Hancock Summer Symposium Scholarship Fund was created in honor of L.J. Hancock (1952-2002) to celebrate his life and work as a great educator and a beloved friend.

The scholarship fund benefits individual students who are interested in attending the Music for All Summer Symposium but, due to financial hardship, cannot afford to pay the tuition and fees needed to attend this annual summer music camp.

L.J. Hancock Fund scholarships are awarded based on financial need.

The Music for All Foundation intends to provide both partial and full-tuition camp scholarships based on need and the number of applicants.

Apply here for the 2024 L.J. Hancock Summer Symposium Scholarship.

Marion County Scholarships (Need-Based)

With funding support through the Lilly Endowment and Allen Whitehill Clowes through the Summer Youth Program Fund, Music for All is providing scholarships for eligible students who reside or attend school in Marion County in Indiana.

The scholarship program benefits individual students within Marion County who are interested in attending the Summer Symposium, but do not have financial means or due to hardship cannot afford to pay the tuition and fees needed to apply and attend this annual summer music camp.

Marion County scholarships are awarded based on financial need. Partial or Full scholarships may be awarded based on the number of eligible applicants.

Apply here for the 2024 Marion County Summer Symposium Scholarship.

Tang Family Scholarship Fund (Merit-Based)

The Tang Family Scholarship Fund was created by Anthony M. and Megan M. Tang to celebrate and honor Anthony’s positively life-changing music experiences during his time at Red Oak Middle School in Red Oak, North Carolina, under the direction of Mark D. Stauffer and Jennifer J. Harris, at Northern Nash High School in Rocky Mount, North Carolina under the direction of Erik W. Harris, and at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina under the direction of Dr. C. Kevin Bowen and Philip R. Morgan. The Tang Family Scholarship Fund benefits individual students interested in attending the Music for All Summer Symposium as they see value in the leadership-driven environment. The Tang family is excited to invest in Music for All’s mission to create, provide, and expand positively life-changing experiences through music for all. Anthony and Megan, both, have a background in nonprofit education programs, and are excited to see their fund support students in their music endeavors.

Three students will be selected by their essay and director recommendation for a full scholarship to attend the full-week camp. 

Apply here for the 2024 Tang Family Scholarship Fund.

Music for All Foundation Scholarships for Students (Merit-Based)

These scholarships benefit students interested in attending the Music for All Summer Symposium as they see value in the leadership-driven environment. Students will be selected by their essay and a director’s recommendation to attend the weeklong portion of camp on a full scholarship.

Students will be selected by their essay and director recommendation for a full scholarship to attend the full-week camp.

Apply here for 2024 Music for All Foundation Scholarship Fund for Students

Director Scholarships

Scholarships available for directors for the 2024 Music for All Summer Symposium

Mark Williams Memorial Scholarship Fund - Director Scholarship (Title 1 Schools)

The Mark Williams Memorial Scholarship Fund for Educators was created in honor of Mark Williams (1955-2008) to celebrate his life and work as a great educator, composer and beloved friend. The scholarship fund benefits music educators who are interested in attending the Music for All Summer Symposium but, due to financial hardship, cannot afford to pay the tuition and fees needed to attend this annual summer music camp.

Scholarships are awarded based on financial need. It is the intent of the Music for All Foundation to provide a full-tuition scholarship to FOUR directors interested in attending the Directors Academy.

Only directors at Title I schools (schools with an enrolled population of 40% or more students on free and reduced lunch) will be considered for this scholarship opportunity.

Apply here for the 2024 Mark Williams Scholarship Fund for Directors.

Music for All Foundation - Director Scholarships
This scholarship fund benefits music educators interested in attending the Music for All Summer Symposium and seeking financial support to allow their participation. While the Mark Williams Memorial Fund requires Educators to teach at a Title I school, this opportunity does NOT have that requirement. It is open to any music educator seeking financial assistance to attend the symposium.
Mark Williams Memorial Scholarship Fund - Collegiate Scholarship

Apply for the Mark Williams Memorial Scholarship Fund for College Students!

The Mark Williams Memorial Scholarship Fund for Educators was created in honor of Mark Williams (1955-2008) to celebrate his life and work as a great educator, composer and beloved friend. The scholarship fund benefits music educators who are interested in attending the Music for All Summer Symposium but, due to financial hardship, cannot afford to pay the tuition and fees needed to attend this annual summer music camp.

Scholarships are awarded based on essay and professor/advisor recommendations. It is the intent of the Music for All Foundation to provide a full-tuition scholarship to ONE Future Music Educator interested in attending the Directors Academy.

Apply here for the 2024 Mark Williams Memorial Scholarship Fund for College Students.

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