Concentrators may receive concentration credit for two courses taken abroad. Summer courses require advanced approval from the concentration advisor, and should last at least six weeks excluding the final examination, in order to count for Brown credit. The undergraduate applicants are requested to write a proposal describing the purpose to which the award would be applied. Papers are chosen for this competition by the faculty. Given in her memory by her brother.
Faculty members choose the recipient.
Prize winner is chosen by a faculty committee. Undergraduate Teaching Assistantships are occasionally available for advanced and capable senior art concentrators who have financial need. These assistantships are limited in number and are competed for University-wide. Assistants may be assigned to work with faculty members or may be assigned to research duties in the Slide and Photograph Collection. Students are paid an hourly wage.