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PNTA is a strong supporter of the theater arts industry and education. Towards that end,
the company offers a scholarship to two students annually in the amount of $1,000 each.
The scholarship is intended for high school students graduating at the end of the 2014-15
school year who plan to pursue a career in technical theatre and/or related fields in the
performing arts.
Deadline to Apply: April 30, 2015
Scholarship Rules for Eligibility & Disbursement
Open to high school students graduating at the end of the 2014-15 school year who
plan to enroll in a post-secondary degree-based program with the intention of
studying technical theatre and/or a related performing arts field.
For winning applicants, $500 of the scholarship will be paid out the first
semester/quarter. The balance will be paid out the second semester/quarter. Prior to
each payment, the scholarship winner must present proof of enrollment for the current
term.
A delay of up to one year between completing high school and starting postsecondary education is acceptable.
PNTA employees and their family members are ineligible.
Submitting Your Application:
You must submit your application to patronproject@pnta.com unless other
arrangements have been made prior to the submission deadline.
PLEASE LABEL YOUR SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION FILES CORRECTLY.
Files should be labeled First Name-Last Name
Any portions of the scholarship which are unable to be submitted digitally must be
postmarked by April 30, 2015. Submissions may be mailed to:
The Patron Project
c/o PNTA
2414 SW Andover St C100
Seattle WA 98106
Judging:
PNTAs management team will review all applications and determine the winner. We
may also enlist the support of other PNTA employees and/or outside experts working in
Application Due
Winner announced
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EVALUATION:
The panel of evaluators will base their decision against these criteria:
1. How well you present the process from choosing a project to the evaluation of the
projects design process and each step in between. (15 points)
2. Does the devised solution enhance the story being told to the defined audience? (15
points)
3. How well do you demonstrate creative problem solving? (20 points)
4. Do you engage with other resources to develop an original solution? (20 points)
5. Is the solution suited to both the chosen script and the audience identified? (10
points)
6. How creative and effective is your presentation to the evaluators? (15 points)
7. Staying within the 15 minute maximum time for the final presentation (5 points;
projects that run over will not be considered)
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