Students who wish to be considered for these scholarships must meet all admission requirements of Emory University. Contact the Director of Instrumental Music, Director of Choral Music, or Director of the Piano Division for audition times. Due to a generous grant given by Mrs. Miriam Boykin, the Department of Music provides one to three scholarships each year for students to study with music faculty. The scholarship is awarded both on the basis of need and musical merit. If the scholarship is awarded, the student must enroll in Music 320 and satisfy all the requirements of that course, including Music Colloquium and juries.
Scholarships are renewable for one additional semester upon evidence of satisfactory progress.
The deadline for application is always the first class day of the fall semester. The William Lemonds Scholarship for Summer Study Abroad is made each spring to a student entering a program of music study outside of the United States during the summer. The amount of this award varies from year to year and certain conditions apply. Application forms are available in the Music Department office. The Sudler Prize in the Arts is awarded annually to the graduating senior who has demonstrated the highest standard of proficiency in one or more of the performing or creative arts.