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The Melanie Feinstein Memorial Scholarship

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Eligibility
  • Graduate or undergraduate student majoring in Dance.
  • Commitment to using dance in a context of human liberation and social justice and whose presence will increase the racial diversity of the department.
  • Financial need (FAFSA is required).

History

The Melanie Feinstein Memorial Scholarship in Dance was established in 1993 with gifts from family, friends, and colleagues concerned that the memory of a remarkable young woman be honored in a manner reflective of the profound influence she had on their lives.

Melanie Feinstein

Melanie Feinstein earned a B.F.A. in Dance from UNCG in 1985 and was working towards certification to teach dance in public schools at the time of her tragic death in 1988. It was the fact that her ethical sense was as fully developed as her artistic sense, and the way she linked these two elements in her life's work, that immortalized Melanie in the eyes of her colleagues.

Application

The following materials must be included with your application:

  • UNC Genie Transcript
  • written statement responding to the following:
    This award is named for an individual who, as a dancer and a person, actively worked for peace, justice and equality. What have you done, and what do you hope to do, in support of these values?
  • resume* (suggested headings include: professional experience; participation in departmental, school, or university activities and organizations; community; honors and awards)
  • Completed FAFSA.
 
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