ANNUAL REPORT 2023
VISION 2028 Access and Excellence
“Being able to share our music and art with that many people is really a gift that we were given.”
Dear Interlochen Family and Friends,
– Iris, MUKTI collaborator
Interlochen’s most valuable resource is our community. We draw together students, parents, alumni, faculty, staff, and supporters—anyone who shares our conviction that the arts make the world a better place. Thank you for being part of this community. Since our founding almost 100 years ago, Interlochen has grown, and each subsequent generation has benefited from—and built on—the vision, hard work, and generosity of those who came before. Together, we have a long history of setting audacious goals and achieving them. As we look ahead to our second century, we’re excited to honor Interlochen’s legacy with bold new goals and a deepening commitment to Excellence and Access . While the pursuit of Excellence is a founding principle of Interlochen, we will continue to raise the bar on arts education by connecting our students with world-class artists, educators, and experiences. This past year, we welcomed more than 150 guest artists to our campus, including New York Times best-selling author Ross Gay; Melanie Person, co-director of the Ailey School in New York; and Nathalie Doucet, Head of Music and Director of Detroit Opera House. By ensuring Access , we can provide the scholarship support needed to eliminate barriers that can stand in the way of an Interlochen experience for young artists. That’s why we have set an ambitious goal to meet the full demonstrated financial need of every admitted aspiring artist by our 100th year in 2028. Our yearlong partnership with the New York Philharmonic illustrates where we are headed as an organization. We were able to provide life-changing experiences to our current students while also opening our doors by offering 30 full Camp scholarships to talented artists from the New York City area. In our first 95 years, Interlochen has built a remarkable home for the arts and a vibrant community that spans the globe. Our success is based on many factors, including the generosity and vision of our donors who believe in our mission. Thank you to all of our supporters this year. You are helping us create exceptional opportunities for young artists worldwide.
“You are helping us create exceptional opportunities for young artists worldwide.”
Trey Devey
With gratitude,
Trey Devey President
Hundreds of Interlochen supporters viewed our Visual Arts Exhibition and mingled following the MUKTI performance in David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center.
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2023 HIGHLIGHTS
NYC PARTNERSHIPS MUSIC
Forging Partnerships and Understanding
Bloomingdale School of Music Brooklyn Conservatory of Music The Harmony Program Juilliard Music Advancement Program Kaufman Music Center Special Music School LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts New York Youth Symphony Upbeat NYC VISUAL ARTS Parsons Scholar Program JAZZ Afro Latin Jazz Alliance (ALJA) Harlem School of the Arts DANCE Alvin Ailey Martha Graham Dance Company THEATRE Epic Theatre Ensemble Theatre Education for the City of New York
On March 3 at Lincoln Center in New York City, 131 Interlochen students from every arts discipline premiered MUKTI: A Movement of Liberation to a sold-out audience at David Geffen Hall. The interdisciplinary performance was the culmination of months of hard work by students and faculty, in collaboration with the New York Philharmonic. MUKTI featured students’ original songs, poetry, spoken word, dance, and film. Based on the Hindi word for “liberation,” the multifaceted program explored issues of social justice and equity from the many perspectives and talents of Interlochen’s diverse student body.
On Saturday, March 4, Interlochen students and faculty attended a culminating performance by students from our partner organizations at the Kaufman Music Center’s Merkin Hall.
On Tuesday, Feb. 28, our singer-songwriters performed select works at Rockwood Music Hall, and our jazz students began rehearsing with students from the Afro Latin Jazz Alliance and Harlem School of the Arts for a culminating, collaborative performance on Wednesday, March 1, at Dizzy’s Club at Lincoln Center.
The Arts Academy Orchestra took the stage for the performance’s second half, alongside 16 musicians from the New York Philharmonic, 11 of whom are Interlochen alumni. Together, they performed the works of four prominent Black composers: "Umoja" by Valerie Coleman; "Equality" by Jonathan Bailey Holland (IAC/NMC 89, IAA 88-92); "Soul of Remembrance" by Mary Watkins; and "Unburied, Unmourned, Unmarked: Requiem for Rice" by John Wineglass. All four composers were present in the audience. In the months before the performance, Interlochen faculty and staff built ties with leading youth arts organizations in the New York City area. As part of their New York tour, students attended classes, rehearsals, and performances at these partner organizations. On the evening of March 4, students from those organizations came together for a special concert at the Kaufman Music Center. Thanks to very generous donors, 30 students from these partner organizations received full scholarships to Interlochen Arts Camp. This special year of partnership and performance is emblematic of Vision 2028’s ideals for achieving Excellence and Access . It is also the next step in building a meaningful partnership with many outstanding youth arts organizations in New York.
TOUR SUPPORTERS Thank you to the donors who made these learning and performance experiences possible.
LEADERSHIP DONORS The Pinkerton Foundation
Rick Smith and Soon-Young Yoon Judith Harris and Tony Woolfson Art Mentor Foundation Lucerne US China Cultural Foundation Doug Hsieh and Annabel Fan ADDITIONAL GENEROUS SUPPORT
“Everyone just put a lot of love into this project. And that’s one of the most important things—putting love into something that is bigger than yourself.”
— Imani, MUKTI collaborator
While nearly a quarter of the student body was on the New York tour, students on campus departed from their usual routine for the Arts and Community Festival, a three-day event that featured special performances, demonstrations, classes, and recreational opportunities.
FROM THESE DONORS Evan and Claudia Breibart Cate Caplin Goldman Sachs Jessica and Greg Coleman Saul and Laura Goldstein Joyce Green Sydney James Harcourt The Hearst Foundations Lisa Hofer and Brian Silver James and Ashleigh Oberweis
“At Interlochen, we challenge our students to listen deeply to the world around them and to create art that reflects and illuminates our lived experiences and catalyzes critical conversations.”
Jonathan Slawson Gillian Sorensen
— Trey Devey
INTERLOCHEN BY THE NUMBERS
INTERLOCHEN ALUMNI RECOGNITION
Net Tu $36,94 Gifts 1 $6,755 Ticket $2,773 Earned (lodgin $6,667 Endow Opera $3,597
2 EMMY
NOMINATIONS 13
GRAMMY NOMINATIONS WITH ONE WIN 13
TONY NOMINATIONS WITH TWO INDIVIDUAL WINS AND 10 ALUMNI INVOLVED IN CASTS AND CREATIVE TEAMS ON THREE DIFFERENT AWARD-WINNING PRODUCTIONS.
Academy
Camp Summer 2023
Revenue $56,744,688
3,230 CAMPERS—THE LARGEST NUMBER IN IAC’S HISTORY
39.9 % DOMESTIC DIVERSITY
2022-23 ACADEMY ENROLLMENT
2023 PRESIDENT’S AWARD IN ART Two Academy student artists were selected by President Devey for the President’s Award in Visual Art: Zichen Wang (IAA 18-20, 21-23) and Yifei Chen (IAA 19-23, IAC 20). President Devey selects one or more students each year based on the body of work they have produced, their senior thesis presentation of their work, and their Interlochen community citizenship during their time on campus.
576 STUDENTS FROM
33 %
DOMESTIC DIVERSITY
52 % OF STUDENTS AWARDED AID
67.2 % NEW STUDENTS
32.8 % RETURNING STUDENTS
AND
14 % INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
48 STATES AND TERRITORIES 27 COUNTRIES
Net Tuition 65.1% $36,949,412 Gifts 11.9% $6,755,918 Ticket Sales 4.9% $2,773,960 Earned Income 11.8% (lodging, retail, sales, other) $6,667,831
986 INTERMEDIATES (30.5%)
1,798 HIGH SCHOOLERS (55.6%)
448 JUNIORS (13.9%)
Revenue $56,744,688
150 + INTERLOCHEN WELCOMED GUEST ARTISTS TO PERFORM, PRESENT, AND TEACH
1,954 FEMALE (60.5%) 122 NONBINARY (3.8%) Camp Enrollment by Arts Area 1,154 MALE (35.7%)
Endowment Income for Operations and Financial Aid 6.3% $3,597,567
INTERLOCHEN ARTS ACADEMY STUDENTS EARNED NUMEROUS AWARDS AND HONORS IN THE YOUNGARTS COMPETITION INCLUDING:
34 MERIT AWARDS
22 HONORABLE MENTIONS
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206 157 186 139
6.3% 4.8% 5.7% 4.2%
CREATIVE WRITING
FINALISTS
DANCE
FILM & NEW MEDIA
Salarie $38,18 Operat $9,166 Goods $2,492 Genera $3,720 Deprec $3,132,
17 STUDENTS RECEIVED AWARDS AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL OF THE SCHOLASTIC ART & WRITING AWARDS
4 ACADEMY STUDENTS WERE NOMINATED FOR THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS IN THE ARTS, AND 2 WERE NAMED AS SEMIFINALISTS.
INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTS
1,290
39.3% 8.1% 17.1% 14.5%
MUSIC - CLASSICAL
Expenses $56,698,623
267 562 477
MUSIC - CONTEMPORARY
THEATRE ARTS VISUAL ARTS
Cotton Candy Cloud The work of Zichen Wang often juxtaposes traditional Chinese calligraphy with non traditional materials like litter, ice, and cotton candy. This merging of traditional and new materials represents the growth we feel when we move or travel to new locations or cultures.
The division total equaled 3,284 rather than 3,230 because 54 students enrolled in multiple sessions in different arts areas.
Salaries, Wages, & Benets 67.3% $38,186,645 Operations 16.2% $9,166,256 Goods & Services 4.4% $2,492,756 General & Administration 6.6% $3,720,945 Depreciation 5.5% $3,132,021
Expenses $56,698,623
Comprehensive financial reports may be requested by calling our Philanthropy Office at 231.276.7623. Complete audited financial
Tiny Worlds Yifei Chen cultivates delight in the small details we often overlook in our busy lives through layers of complex color studies. Each piece makes the viewer pause and linger with the beauty each color evokes.
statements are available online at www.interlochen.org/support .
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ACADEMY HIGHLIGHTS
ACADEMIC Students in various classes complemented their classroom work with trips to the Archangel Tree Archive, the Michigan Youth in Government Conferences in Lansing, and the Model UN Conference at the University of Michigan. Environmental Science students took to the water aboard a 77-foot schooner as part of their studies with the Inland Seas Education Association in Suttons Bay, Michigan.
CREATIVE WRITING Students in the Creative Writing Division worked with many outstanding visiting writers including New York Times best-selling author Ross Gay. The poet, essayist, and author of The Book of Delights worked with creative writing students in one-on-one tutorials, taught a master class, and delighted the entire student body in a Community Meeting.
INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTS New York City-based interdisciplinary artist, choreographer, director, and filmmaker Michael Spencer Phillips worked with and performed alongside students. Students also participated in the MUKTI project and met with one of the founders of the Blue Man Group.
MUSIC Award-winning composer Dr. Bill Banfield visited campus in preparation for a spring 2024 staged premiere of the opera Edmonia . Originally commissioned in 2000 by Pulitzer and Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison, the opera celebrates Edmonia Lewis (1844-1907), the acclaimed Black and Native American 19th-century sculptor.
DANCE The Dance Division premiered a new adaptation of Cinderella . The on-campus performance was recorded for broadcast and streamed through Detroit Public Television. Students also toured to Bay Harbor, near Petoskey, Michigan.
FILM & NEW MEDIA Academy students are partnering with the Greenacres Foundation and our Sustainability Program to produce a documentary film that explores the impact of regenerative agriculture. Faculty in cinematography, visual storytelling, and post-production will work with students as they create the documentary film over the next two years.
THEATRE In addition to their involvement in MUKTI, the Theatre Division presented several full productions including: Sun In Ya Hands , written and directed by guest artist Emilio Rodriguez; Elektra , directed by Andy McGinn; The Women of Lockerbie , featuring an all-student design, directed by Stephen John; and An American in Paris , directed by Bill Church with choreography by Matt Lindstrom.
VISUAL ARTS A traveling exhibition, juried by the faculty, toured to New York City as part of the MUKTI Lincoln Center performance. During the trip, students toured the Whitney Museum, Guggenheim Museum, and Museum of Modern Art.
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Fundraising Report
PHILANTHROPY Your Vote of Confidence
THE IMPACT OF YOUR SUPPORT
Dear Interlochen Supporters,
Interlochen Annual Fund
$5,119,739
Creative projects flourished at Interlochen this year. Among the countless examples is a new gift that enables Academy students to collaborate on a feature-length documentary that explores the science of regenerative agriculture. The first time we sat down with the Greenacres Foundation staff, you could feel the excitement and creative energy as our faculty and the foundation staff explored possibilities of collaboration. As we look ahead to the coming two academic years, those plans will become reality. At Interlochen, our students, faculty, and staff have the passion, resources, and skills to turn a creative spark into a work of art, a performance, or a poem that can change lives—and the world. You also fuel that creative process. Your gifts provide financial aid to students who could not otherwise attend Interlochen and give us the flexibility to make investments—like the Greenacres initiative—that accelerate excellence throughout campus. And, your gifts to the Interlochen Annual Fund, Interlochen Public Radio, and to a broad range of endowed funds result in permanent investments including new faculty positions, touring opportunities, and the wellness of our students. We share your conviction that the arts can change lives and are honored by your trust and confidence in our community to turn inspiration into reality. As always, we invite you to come see a play, concert, exhibition opening, or any student event—because the most compelling reason to support the arts is to experience this change for yourself.
Interlochen Public Radio Annual Fund
$1,737,555
Endowment
$12,439,520
Special Projects
$3,080,082
Plant/Facilities
$163,667
TOTAL
$22,540,563
DESIGNATION OF GIFTS
Special Projects 13.7% Plant/Facilities 0.7%
Interlochen Annual Fund 22.7%
Interlochen Public Radio 7.7%
Endowment 55.2%
SUPPORT BY GIFT SOURCE
We can never thank you enough for your support—but we will keep trying.
Government 2.4%
John Bogley
Corporations 5.9%
Foundations (Non-Family) 7.1%
Vice President of Philanthropy and Engagement
Alumni, Parents, Friends, & Family Foundations 84.7%
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THE FORMATIVE EXPERIENCE Investing in Excellence
A Bright Future for the French Horn Program
“It felt like heaven to me,” said Linda VanSickle Smith (IAC/NMC 57-60), recalling her first impression of Camp in 1956. Linda spent four summers at Interlochen and still vividly recalls the specific moment that sent her in a new direction. After Linda performed in Howard Hanson’s Symphony No. 2, with its soaring French horn solo, the composer himself walked to the stage and invited Linda to stand for applause. Shortly thereafter, Hanson offered Linda a full scholarship to attend the Eastman School of Music, where he was the director. Linda graduated from Eastman and enjoyed a successful music career before deciding to pursue a career in social work in the Dallas area. After retiring, Linda dove back into the music world, serving on boards and creating scholarship opportunities for young musicians to attend Interlochen. This year, Linda made a generous gift to establish the Linda VanSickle Smith French Horn Chair which will ensure future generations continue to have access to world-class instruction. This year-round position includes Camp and Academy programming and and raises the visibility of Interlochen’s French Horn program. Linda also provided ongoing support to the Linda VanSickle Smith Annual Scholarship in French Horn, which is awarded to an Orchestral Scholar as well as to additional campers in French horn.
The story of Interlochen’s first 95 years is one of steady growth and improvement. From the construction of the Interlochen Bowl amphitheater on Green Lake in 1928 to the present, we have consistently added the people, places, and resources to provide life-changing opportunities for young artists. Endowment gifts secure our hard-earned progress by ensuring the permanence of the programs which foster our creative excellence and open opportunities: faculty positions; visiting artists; scholarships; diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts; touring opportunities; and more.
“I’m so excited about this opportunity to work with Interlochen’s amazing French horn students. Linda’s generous gift will allow the next generation of young horn artists to thrive in this unique place.”
— Dr. Lauren Hunt, Linda VanSickle Smith French Horn Chair and Director of Brass Studies
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THE FORMATIVE EXPERIENCE Investing in Excellence
Kearns Family Counseling Endowment Supports Mental Health Services
The world needs artists, storytellers, and scientists to help inform and inspire our communities to tackle the pressing issues facing us today. Interlochen students are ideally situated to meet this need. Thanks to a partnership with the Greenacres Foundation, they can do so. The Cincinnati-based nonprofit and research institution has engaged with Interlochen to produce a feature documentary on regenerative agriculture, an approach to farming that is more in harmony with nature and beneficial to our changing climate. The project will involve all students from the Film & New Media Division as well as interested students from other majors. A new elective course on regenerative agriculture will help students understand the science behind this sustainable approach to meeting our most basic needs. With support of a generous grant from Greenacres, three faculty have been hired to deepen the skills of students to create the film. Students will begin planning and filming in the 2023-24 academic year and complete the project in 2024-25. The completed documentary will be shown at Interlochen and the Greenacres Foundation, and will be entered in film festivals. Greenacres Foundation Inspires Student Documentary
As a crisis counselor in a public high school, Lisa Kearns understands the mental health challenges facing adolescents today better than most. So when Lisa and her husband Andrew’s daughter Charlotte (IAA 18-22; IAC 15-17, 20; IAC St 21-23) made the momentous decision to study theatre at Interlochen Arts Academy— 2,000 miles away from home—Lisa and Andrew encouraged their daughter to take advantage of counseling services if she ever needed them. “We were really comforted by the fact that Interlochen made mental health support a priority from the beginning,” said Lisa. “They were phenomenal and made a huge difference for Charlotte, especially during the stressful college application process.” In appreciation for the support Charlotte received, and recognizing the universal need for greater investment in mental health services, Andrew and Lisa established the Kearns Family Counseling Endowment to ensure that mental health services are always available when Academy students need them. “We are lucky to be in a position to give back to Interlochen,” said Andrew. “When we talked with Interlochen, we learned that there was a real need for additional staff to support Interlochen students as they deal with some of the unique pressures and stresses that they face as artists. Putting additional resources in place—permanently—was a way that we could live out our values.”
“It is great to have a partner to bring to life the research we’ve done. Partnering with Interlochen Center for the Arts will allow us to reach a wider audience and bring attention to the importance of regenerative agriculture through impactful storytelling.”
“We aspire to enhance the well-being of young artists. We want to help them build a sense of self-assurance and comfort within their developing bodies and brains. The ultimate gratification lies in knowing that we have played a role in facilitating a smoother life journey.”
– Carter Randolph, Greenacres President and Chairman of the Board
– Lisa Kearns, Trustee, Arts Camp/Arts Academy Parent
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FORMATIVE EXPERIENCE
PROGRAM ENDOWMENTS AND NAMED ANNUAL PROGRAM FUNDS
Camp Dance Program Fund Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Fund Film and New Media Expenses Fund Greenhouse - Garden Program Fund Guest Artists for Presents Fund Hearing Loop Project Fund
NEW ANNUAL PROGRAM FUNDS Established between June 1, 2022 and May 31, 2023 Film and New Media Faculty Fund Foster Family Costume and Set Production Fund Roberta Gordon Piano Touring Fund Greenacres Foundation Film Project Fund Indigenous Peoples Representation Program Fund Indigenous Student and Faculty Recruitment Fund IPR Innovation Fund IPR Live Programming Fund Kayden-Interlochen Julliard Commissioning Fund Arlene and Joseph Meraux Foundation Camp Scholarship Support Fund Photography Program Fund VanSickle Foundation French Horn Instructor Fund ANNUAL PROGRAM FUNDS Adult Band Camp Fund Annis Math/Science Director’s Discretionary Fund R.B. Annis Educational Fund Ball Creative Writing Visiting Faculty & Writer in Residence Fund Dr. Michael Coonrod Piano Visiting Artists Fund Counseling Personnel Fund Academy Creative Writing Guest Artists and Masterclasses Fund Dance Competition Travel & Guest Artists Fund Dance Department Fund Dance Sets and Scenery Fund
We are grateful to our donors who have recognized the impact of faculty, visiting artists, and educational programming by establishing the program endowments and named annual program funds listed below.
A program endowment can be established with a minimum gift of $50,000 or $100,000, based on the area. A minimum gift of $10,000, recurring for at least three years, can form a named annual program fund.
ICCA Chamber Music Camp Fund IPR Professional Training Fund IPR Science and Conservation Journalism Fund Jazz Dept. Misc Expenses Fund Kresge Upgrade and Improvement Fund Liberal Arts Fund Bob Luby Fund for Student Emergencies Miscellaneous Fund
Hammes Counselor Endowment Byron Hanson Guest Teaching Endowment Hamann Family Jazz Piano Chair Endowment Harding Ouweleen Theatre Guest Artists/Teachers Endowment Howard Hintze Teaching Endowment Bob Luby Student Emergencies Endowment IPR Endowment Math/Science Computer Endowment Minnesota Building Endowment Ruth Mott Endowment Nelson Family Harp Chair Endowment
NEW PROGRAM ENDOWMENTS Established between June 1, 2022 and May 31, 2023 Carolyn A. Chormann Visiting Artists Endowment for Visual Arts Kearns Family Counseling Endowment Nancy and Phillip Meek WYSO Conductor Endowment Omaha Steaks Visiting Artist Endowment Schamis Camp Dance Program Faculty Endowment Sengupta and Brooks Family Endowment Linda VanSickle Smith French Horn Chair Endowment
Music and Art of the African Diaspora Fund Music Production and Engineering Fund New Library - Content Purchases Fund New York Philharmonic - Interlochen Creative Youth Development Initiative Percussion Program Fund Piano Repair Fund Singer-Songwriter Departmental Needs Fund
Oberlin Collaborative Initiative Endowment SuSu Ramsay Professional Growth Endowment Richardson Spica Fellowship Endowment Rudolf RA Schramm Endowment Student Wellness and Resilience Endowment Talbot/Hoagland Endowment Valade Master Teaching Endowment Visiting Artist Cultural Equity Endowment Visiting Artist Endowment Visual Arts Teaching Excellence Endowment L.C. and Margaret Walker Foundation Endowment Williams Family Endowment for Program Support in Music (Saxophone and Jazz)
PROGRAM ENDOWMENTS R.B. Annis Educational Endowment Ball Creative Writing Endowment Breibart Family Health and Wellness Endowment Randy Bank Theatre Endowment Gordon Brunner Family Visual Arts Endowment
Student Wellness and Resilience Theatre Arts Department Fund Upstaging Singer - Songwriter Travel Fund Visiting Artist Fund
Vocal/Choral Program Fund Math & Science - Walker Fund
Allen B. Cutting John Manuel Camp Percussion Chair Endowment DeRoy Testamentary Foundation Endowment for Teaching Excellence Dance Building Endowment Dow House Operating Endowment Goldstein Family Musical Theatre Endowment Guest Artist Residency Endowment
BY THE NUMBERS
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7 NEW PROGRAM ENDOWMENTS
TOTAL PROGRAM ENDOWMENTS
NEW ANNUAL PROGRAM FUNDS 12
82 TOTAL ANNUAL PROGRAM FUNDS
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YOUNG ARTIST DESTINATION Increasing Access
Inspiring Growth of Young and Older Students
Joanne Grabinski (ICCA 12, 15-20, 22, 23) was already a prolific writer and published author when she first attended a writing retreat at Interlochen. As a professor of gerontology, she regularly published articles and research, and authored a popular book on the topic of career paths in the field. As she prepared to step away from her role at Eastern Michigan University, her search for a creative outlet led her to Interlochen. “It is an interesting challenge to transition from being an academic writer to a creative writer. Interlochen’s Writer’s Retreat gave me encouragement and support and a network of writers, some of whom have become very good friends,” Joanne said. Joanne had always valued growth—in others and herself. Her experiences in the writing program inspired her to share these opportunities with others and establish the Anne-Marie Oomen and Katey Schultz ICCA Creative Writing Scholarship to support adult learners at the Writers Retreat. Inspired to do even more at Interlochen, Joanne established a new scholarship for Academy students this year. The C. Joanne Grabinski Endowed Academy Scholarship in Creative Writing is a permanent investment to ensure that young writers have an opportunity to learn their craft. In addition to her endowment, Joanne is augmenting her scholarship with an annual gift to the current use fund associated with the scholarship endowment.
Interlochen is a home for the arts that provides the space, opportunities, and resources that enable students to strive and reach their potential. It is the students themselves, however, who bring the creative spark. Each student at Interlochen benefits from the talent and creativity of their peers. Our arts community thrives when we can seek out and find the most talented and motivated artists, regardless of their ability to pay the cost of an Interlochen experience. That’s a primary reason to raise the funds necessary to meet 100% of the demonstrated financial need of every admitted student by 2028.
“I was amazed to see the opportunities that young writers have at the Arts Academy. It is a remarkable experience to have that kind of a support community and writing mentors at such a young age.”
Opening Opportunities for Rural Artists Artistic talent can come from anywhere. Aspiring artists from underserved rural areas can often face a unique set of obstacles, including fewer opportunities for advanced study, difficulty finding a peer group that shares their interests, and sometimes, the inability to afford an Interlochen Arts Camp experience. With the generous support of The Hearst Foundations, Interlochen has established a three-year program to seek out and provide targeted financial aid to young artists in rural communities across the United States. In the program’s first year, 18 students from eight different states received scholarship support totaling $50,000. They came from communities such as: Ponderay, Idaho (population 1,137); Winchester, Kansas (population 551); Electra, Texas (population 2,791); Weathersfield, Texas (population 2,842); and Hessel/Clark Township, Michigan (population 2,256).
– Joanne Grabinski (ICCA 12, 15-20, 22, 23)
“I have really enjoyed Camp. The teachers, peers, and community have given me so much more inspiration to pursue the violin as a career. This has been a very long and intense experience, but in the end improvements in me as a person and artist have been made. Camp holds a special place in my heart. I will cherish every single moment and take the lessons learned and use them in my future, from everyday living to being a musician.”
– Hadassah, High School, Violin
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YOUNG ARTIST DESTINATION Increasing Access
Building Student and Faculty Representation from Indigenous Communities
BY THE NUMBERS
TOTAL AID FOR CAMP 2022 $3,866,787 TOTAL AID FOR ACADEMY 2022-23 $17,209,871 TOTAL FINANCIAL AID $21,076,658
“In his work as a professor and at Interlochen, Lyman valued education. It feels wonderful to continue that work by helping young artists attend Camp. And in the process, we’ll probably help them develop an appreciation for what they find in the woods and around the lakes, too.”
47 SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED FOR JUNIORS 167 256 Camp Scholarships by Division SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED FOR INTERMEDIATES SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED FOR HIGH SCHOOLERS
With generous support from an anonymous donor, Interlochen has launched a three-year strategic initiative to build student and faculty representation from Indigenous communities. The effort includes scholarships, faculty recruitment, and support for regional efforts to educate the larger northern Michigan community about Indigenous history, culture, and perspectives. Combined with other sources of merit-based aid, Interlochen was able to extend scholarships to ten highly qualified young Indigenous artists from four different states in the 2023 Camp season. Interlochen also welcomed visiting scholar Eric Hemenway to campus. An Anishnaabe/Odawa from Cross Village, Eric taught an Indigenous history class at the Academy and has worked with campers at the Walter Hastings Museum to add essential perspectives about the long history of the people and places of northern Michigan. In addition, Hemenway has engaged with the faculty and staff of Interlochen to seek out opportunities to deepen our relationships with local Indigenous communities. “I have grown as both a musician—being challenged every day and pushed out of my comfort zone—as well as grown as a person. Interlochen has been a special place because of the community I surround myself with and the precious memories I’ve made. This experience would’ve never been possible without your support, so thank you!”
– Joan Williams (IAC/NMC 59, UNIV 61-62)
Honoring the Teacher with Sand on his Knees
338 TOTAL ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS
23 NEW ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS
Generations of Interlochen alumni credit their Camp or Academy experience with sparking a lifetime love of the arts. Thanks to Lyman Williams, thousands of former campers also carry a lifelong love for the natural environment of northern Michigan. From 1973 to 2010, Lyman taught environmental science classes to Intermediate campers, taking them on guided explorations of Interlochen’s woods, streams, lakes, and wildlife. Drawing on his experience as a geology professor, Lyman and his students could often be found on the ground, exploring every minute detail of the wooded environment with his students. He became known to many as the “teacher with sand on his knees.” For Joan Williams (IAC/NMC 59, UNIV 61-62), it seemed natural to honor her husband’s memory and his 37 years of work with Intermediate campers by making it possible for future Intermediate campers to have an Interlochen experience.
104 NAMED ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS
14 NEW NAMED ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS
– Nati (IAC 23)
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ENDOWED AND NAMED ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS
We are grateful to our donors who have directed their philanthropy toward these scholarships. The list below includes Camp and Academy endowed scholarships and active named annual scholarships between June 1, 2022 and May 31, 2023. An endowed scholarship can be established with a minimum gift of $50,000 for Camp or $100,000 for Academy. For a named annual scholarship, a donor may make a $10,000 or more recurring gift or a $5,000 recurring gift that is also supported through the donor’s estate.
Dorothy L. Henricks Memorial Scholarship John and Joan Herlitz Family Scholarship
Marvin and Betty Danto Scholarship David J. Davison Memorial Scholarship Robert Leason Sharpe and Anita C. Dean Scholarship Mary Jane Dempler Endowed Scholarship Lee Wick Dennison Memorial Scholarship Helen L. DeRoy Memorial Scholarship Amy M. Devey Endowed Academy Scholarship in Dance
Martha and Jack Hicks Scholarship Ted R. High Memorial Scholarship Barbara B. Hirschhorn Music Campership Endowment Kathy Mason Hodges Scholarship Russell and Annabelle Holcomb Endowed Scholarship Erwin K. Holland-Moritz Scholarship Jan Q. Holmquist Scholarship
Christina B. Diver Camper Scholarship Alden B. Dow Memorial Scholarship Herbert H. and Barbara C. Dow Endowed Academy Scholarship in Visual Arts
NEW ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Established between June 1, 2022 and May 31, 2023
Phoebe Nickel Barstow Memorial Scholarship Margaret Dieterle Bausch Memorial Scholarship J. Coleman Bean & Lois Mahoney Bean Endowed Scholarship Donald R. Belcher Memorial Scholarship Madeline Belkin Scholarship Berg Family Jazz Camp Scholarship Alfred Berkowitz Foundation Scholarship Mandell and Madeleine Berman Foundation Camp Scholarship Berry Family Scholarship Helga and Jerry Bilik Endowed Camp Scholarship Sally Birnkrant-Myers Scholarship Boggess Family Endowed Scholarship Arnold Bourziel Memorial Scholarship Skipper Bourziel Junior Girls Scholarship Boutet Family Endowed Academy Scholarship in Low Brass Douglas Boyd Endowed Camp Scholarship for Strings
Jack (John R.) and Mary Lou Hood Endowed Academy Scholarship Pamela and Stephen Horne Family Endowed Camp Scholarship Dr. Claire Smith Hornung Intermediate Girl Scholarship Joseph and Ethel Horwitz Scholarship
Edward J. and Joyce Downing Scholarship George W. Drake Memorial Scholarship Sandra Aldrich Drew Scholarship
Bleck Family Endowed Camp Scholarship Neil and Ruth Currie Academy Scholarship
Page and Dan Houser Scholarship Marvin C. Howe Horn Scholarship Hrapkiewicz Endowed Camp Scholarship
Dr. Scholl Foundation Creative Writing Scholarship Dr. Scholl Foundation Scholarship for Orchestra Strings Dr. Scholl Foundation Scholarship for Orchestra Winds Bruce and Christine Dunbar Percussion or Dance Scholarship Evola Music Scholarship Festersen Family Scholarship Feyer Family Endowed Camp Scholarship Richard M. Fiegel Memorial Scholarship Morris and Nellie Finkelstein, Doherty and House Memorial Scholarship Gerald J. and Beth B. Fischer Scholarship Harriet Flagg Music Scholarship Lawrence L. Fleming Memorial Scholarship Barrett Foa Endowed Camp Scholarship in Theatre Arts Edward E. Ford Foundation Scholarship Sidney Forrest Scholarship Susan Leigh Foster Endowed Academy Dance Scholarship
Arthur M. Devey, Jr. Endowed Scholarship in Music Mary Carol Devey Endowed Scholarship in Visual Arts Endowed Academy Scholarship in Music
J. Michael and Lesa Huget Camp Scholarship Ruth H. Hughes Endowed Dance Scholarship Lawrence Hurst Double Bass Endowed Camp Scholarship Huybrechts-Michie Endowed Camp Scholarship Bill and Judy Ichord Trumpet/Brass Endowed Camp Scholarship Paul and Leah Israelow and Harriet Israelow Goldner Memorial Scholarship
Ken and Penny Fischer Endowed Camp Scholarship John R. Gonzales Endowed Scholarship in Music C. Joanne Grabinski Endowed Academy Scholarship in Creative Writing Helen Grinnell Academy Scholarship Helen Grinnell Camp Scholarship Laurie Petring Jarrett and Charles Jarrett Camp Scholarship in Music Endowment Joel McNeely and Margaret Batjer Endowed Academy Scholarship in Music Oberweis Family Endowed Academy Scholarship Joyce Bockel Osborn Endowed Camp Scholarship Perlman-Epstein Family Academy Interdisciplinary Arts Scholarship The Renegade Fund Camp Scholarship Rudolph Family Endowed Academy Scholarship in Composition Donald S. Stepita & Dorothy Ruth Darling Pay-It-Forward Endowed Camp Scholarship The John Touhey and Patricia Lowry Endowed Academy Scholarship in Dance Rural Virginia Endowed Camp Scholarship Michal C. Wadsworth Scholarship The Lyman O. Williams Endowed Camp Scholarship Wu Family Endowed Camp Scholarship ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Academy Endowed Scholarship Morton and Barbara Achter Endowed Camp Scholarship Virginia M. Alten Memorial Scholarship Otto and Anna Altman Memorial Endowed Camp Scholarship Ann T. and Richard G. Anderson Memorial Fund Charles and Rita Anderson Academy Scholarship Diane Anderson Endowed Academy Scholarship by John B. Anderson in memory of C. William Trout Dorothy Anderson Memorial Scholarship Katherine McKee Anderson Endowed Scholarship Lois Harper Anderson Scholarship Judith Andrews Memorial Camp Scholarship Bob Annis Endowed Scholarship Bob Armer Endowed Camp Scholarship George and Dolores Austin Memorial Scholarship Virginia B. Ball Creative Writing Competition Scholarship Martin A. Baloyan Memorial Scholarship
Roger E. and Mary Jane Jacobi Academy Scholarship Roger E. and Mary Jane Jacobi Camp Scholarship Roger E. Jacobi and Edward P. Frohlich Scholarship William and Helen Jansen Memorial Scholarship Donald Johanos Endowed Scholarship
Kate Boyd Endowed Camp Scholarship in Piano Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Brakeman Scholarship M. Brandenburg Scholarship The James and Pamela Brandman Family Endowed Camp Scholarship in Music Drs. Susan and Neil Bressler Scholarship Bressler WYSO Principal Clarinet Chair Scholarship Briggs - McDonald NMC Scholarship Charles Brindis and Jo Ann Brindis Goisman Camp Scholarship Nadine Brunner Endowed Memorial Painting Scholarship Donna Louise Brunsma Endowed Scholarship Camp/Academy Endowed Scholarship Camp Endowed Scholarship Leo P. and Anthony J. Carlson Camp Scholarship Ellen Case Memorial Endowed Scholarship Jerome F. and Blanche M. Cerny Scholarship Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Foundation Academy Scholarship The Chormann Family Endowed Camp Scholarship in Music Cincinnati Opportunity Scholarship Elizabeth and Michael Clark Memorial Scholarship
Nicholas A. Johnson Memorial Scholarship Paul and Lois Jordan Jr. Endowed Scholarship Joy Family Endowed Camp Scholarship in Visual Arts JSJ Foundation Scholarship Mildred and Bernard Kayden Family Endowed Camp Scholarship R. Graham Keevil Memorial Scholarship Caroline Kempton Memorial Scholarship George and Joyce Kempton Academy Piano Scholarship James D. Kent Endowed Music Scholarship Dr. Marvin Klein Memorial Scholarship Klein/Jewell Choral Endowment Scholarship Knight Family Scholarship Jenny H. and Otto F. Krauss Scholarship Laddie A. Kubec Scholarship Jan J. Leeds and Taylor Mitchell Endowed Academy Scholarship in Voice Emalyn Leftwich Poore Memorial Endowed Academy Scholarship
Edward P. Frohlich Piano Scholarship Edith Davidson Geissler Scholarship Otto W. Geissler, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Generations Fund Scholarship Mary and Donald Gonzales Memorial Scholarship James C. Gordon Memorial Scholarship Mary and Britt Gordon Endowed Scholarship Bertha I. Gordy Memorial Scholarship Betty B. Greenfield Scholarship Cassel Grubb Cello Scholarship Margaret Schuele Haegg Endowed Camp Scholarship Romine G. Hamilton Memorial Scholarship
Marge Hammes Scholarship David Handleman Scholarship Moe and Francine Handleman Endowed Music Scholarship Julia Hansen Scholarship Ann and Byron Hanson Endowed Camp Scholarship Dr. and Mrs. Howard Hanson Scholarship Francis Harlow Scholarship Judith Rachel Harris Endowed Scholarship in Music for Academy Scholarship Henry Harris Memorial Scholarship Naomi Harris Endowed Camp Scholarship
Lorna and Ernest Lender Scholarship Louetta Lerner Endowed Scholarship Harold Levine and Faith Forrest Scholarship Dorothy Lewand Endowed Scholarship Sally A. Lewis Organ Scholarship Richard H. and Carolyn Lineback Family Scholarship Bruce A. Loomis Endowed Scholarship Looyenga Family Endowed Academy Scholarship Ted Loudermilk Memorial Scholarship Lucas-Portwood Family Scholarship Catharine E. “Betsy” Davis Luhman Memorial Scholarship Martha Lundy Scholarship Waldemar and Mary Ellen Lungershausen Scholarship
Jonathan David Cohen Memorial Scholarship Margie K. and Louis N. Cohen Music Scholarship
Ralph S. Cohen Endowed Camp Scholarship Arthur J. and Glenna B. Collins Scholarship Annabel Comfort Memorial Scholarship Golde F. Copeland Memorial Scholarship Dorthy S. Corson and Lillie B. Scheide Memorial Scholarship Janice F. Corson Scholarship
Dan Hartman Arts and Music Foundation Scholarship Carl E. and Audrey E. Haskett Memorial Scholarship William Randolph Hearst Foundation Endowed Scholarship
Cowell Family Camp Scholarship Creative Writing Award Scholarship Allen B. Cutting Scholarship Jean Dake Memorial Scholarship
Bettyjo Heckrodt Memorial Scholarship Pierre V. Heftler Memorial Scholarship
Barnes-Womer Camp Scholarship Barstow Foundation Scholarship
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ENDOWED AND NAMED ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS
NAMED ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS Charles Barr Organ Scholarship Brookby Foundation Scholarship John Busby Memorial Scholarship Camp Gifts Scholarship Camp and Academy Memorial Scholarship Camp Music Opportunity Scholarship DeRoy Testamentary Foundation Scholarship Design and Production Achievement Scholarship Ann Parsons Detroit Opportunity Scholarship David and Christine Provost Detroit Opportunity Scholarship Silverton Family Detroit Opportunity Scholarship Wu Family Detroit Opportunity Scholarship
NEW NAMED ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS Established between June 1, 2022 and May 31, 2023 Les and Anne Biederman Foundation Camp Scholarship Dennis Family Camp Scholarship Ralph L. and Winifred E. Polk Foundation Detroit Opportunity Scholarship Bessie Mae Weissgerber Memorial Scholarship Illene Wenner and Shari Morgan Camp Scholarship Beth Stoner Wiegand, Marjorie G. and Richard P. Stoner Endowed Camp Scholarship Williams Family Endowed Scholarship for Canadian Students Williams Family Endowed Scholarship in Music (Jazz and Saxophone) Byrdene M. Wilson Memorial Scholarship Matilda R. Wilson Fund Scholarship World Youth Symphony Endowed Scholarship Ben Wright Scholarship Farny R. Wurlitzer Foundation Camp Scholarship WYSO Endowed Strings Scholarship Shirley Young Scholarship Endowment Avedis Zildjian Company Camp Percussion Scholarship Avedis Zildjian Company Endowed Scholarship Francis J. and Margaret S. Zimmermann Endowed Scholarship Edward Ralph and Kathleen Maguire Sun Music Scholarship Target Foundation Scholarship Booth Tarkington Endowed Scholarship Marten and Marie Ten Hoor Memorial Scholarship Laurence W. Thomas Writing Scholarship Lee Madsen Thomas Scholarship Sarah L. Titus and Tilda Morris Endowed Academy Scholarship Tuesday Musicale/Detroit - Gertrude Greer Scholarship Miles I. Tunnacliff Scholarship Dr. Rosalyn Tureck/Bach Scholarship Alice C. Tyler Trust Endowed Scholarship Frederick S. Upton Foundation Scholarship Stephen E. and Elizabeth Upton Scholarship Margaret Tyler Vial Scholarship William E. Votruba Memorial Scholarship Robert M. and Lenore Wagner Memorial Scholarship Arlene Wangler Memorial Scholarship A. Montgomery Ward Foundation Scholarship Margaret F. Ward Music Scholarship Margaret F. Ward Visual Art Scholarship Jane Weaver Endowed Scholarship Susan Mott Webb Memorial Scholarship Mrs. Richard H. Webber Scholarship
Fred and Marcia Palmer Memorial Scholarship Fred W. Palmer, MD and Marcia Weissgerber Palmer Endowed Scholarship Jean Parsons Visual Arts Endowed Scholarship W. Calvin and Marian Patterson Endowed Scholarship Pattis Family Endowed Camp Scholarship in Musical Theatre Shirley Pauley Memorial Junior Orchestra Scholarship Helmer R. and Larida Petersen Scholarship Robert C. Pew Scholarship Janet and Lucas Pfeiffenberger Scholarship Polish Endowment Scholarship Herbert and Elsa Ponting Foundation Scholarship Poon Family Fund Scholarship Portland Bridge to Interlochen Scholarship William and Leota Ponstingle Camp Endowment Scholarship
Herbert H. and Antoinette M. Lyon Scholarship Joseph E. Maddy Memorial Scholarship Reuben C. and Edith W. Maddy Scholarship Doris V. Markel Voice Scholarship Jennifer Evelyn Marquette Memorial Scholarship Martin Family Music Scholarship Marvel Family Memorial Scholarship
John Rust Mattern Memorial Scholarship Ilse and Mark Mayfield Family Scholarship Aaron Leonard McCloud Memorial Scholarship Dr. Robert Montague McDonald Endowed Arts Academy Scholarship Anne McElheny Memorial Music Scholarship Whitney S. McGuire Memorial Scholarship Edward and Cecily McNeil Camp Scholarship Charles K. McWhorter Memorial Scholarship Mekula Family Endowed Camp Scholarship Daniel A. and Vivian Metrick Scholarship Genevieve Rae Miess Memorial Scholarship Miller-Jacobson Scholarship Frank Miller Memorial Scholarship George Roland and Lillian Postles Miller High School Camp Bass Clarinet Scholarship Louise Tuller Miller Scholarship Min Family Scholarship Endowment Monticello College Foundation Scholarship Harice K. and Robert T. Monyek Memorial Scholarship Craig and Shari Morgan Endowed Camp Scholarship Shari Morgan and Clara Sabin Camp Scholarship Lucy B. Morley Scholarship Karen Mumma Endowed Scholarship Kelly Muzzi Memorial Scholarship Lyle Myers Scholarship William and Jeanne Myers Endowed Scholarship National Academy of the Arts Scholarship Donna V. Neal Endowed Scholarship Ralph and Margaret Nehls Memorial Scholarship The Eldon Nidy Memorial Endowed Camp Horn Scholarship Ida A. Norlin High School Scholarship Julius and Ruth Novick Memorial Scholarship Clara Noyes Endowed Academy Scholarship Travis N.T. Olson and Lucile M. Olson Scholarship Anne-Marie Oomen and Katey Schultz ICCA Creative Writing Scholarship William and Martha Paine Orchestral Scholars
Dustin’s Dream Camp Scholarship Fisher Family Dance Scholarship
Hortense Cramer Ramsay Scholarship Milton M. Ratner Foundation Scholarship Reader’s Digest Endowed Camp Scholarship Reader’s Digest Endowed Academy Scholarship David E. Reese Family Foundation Scholarship
Ella Fitzgerald Foundation Academy Scholarship Ella Fitzgerald Foundation Camp Scholarship The Fromm Foundation Fellow Jim Glenn Scholarship in Shakespeare and Set Design Grand Rapids Opportunity Scholarship Harding and Ouweleen Family Camp Scholarship Harris Academy Visual Arts Scholarship William L. Hart Annual Trumpet Scholarship William Randolph Hearst Foundation Camp Scholarship High School Division Class of 1971 Camp Scholarship in Dance Jule and Doris Hulman Interlochen Arts Camp Scholarship Betty Bonisteel Johnson Camp Scholarship David Klein Memorial Scholarship Kline Family Cleveland Opportunity Scholarship Los Angeles Scholarship Fund Los Angeles Violin Opportunity Scholarship Maui Visual Arts Summer Camp Scholarship Judy Pinsoff Meyer Annual Camp Scholarship in Dance
Mildred Reisner Endowed Scholarship David Scott Rhind Endowed Scholarship Dean E. Richardson Scholarship Josephine F. and N. Sayles Richter Memorial Endowed Camp Scholarship
Rollert Music/Science Endowment Scholarship Barrett J. Rollins Endowed Academy Scholarship Alicia Steeves Rowe Scholarship Barbara Taylor Sandys Dance Scholarship George and Barbara Schilling Piano Scholarship Robert Scholten Camp Scholarship Benjamin Schore Academy Piano Scholarship Professor Rudolf R. A. Schramm Memorial Scholarship
Charles Ward Seabury Scholarship Doris E. Seitz Memorial Scholarship Selmer Company Scholarship The Phyllis C. Shafer and Virginia B. Ball Delaware County Camp Scholarship Ruth Marda Shanberge Family Endowed Camp Scholarship
Interlochen Miami Academy Scholarship Interlochen Miami Camp Scholarship Miami Music Project Opportunity Scholarship Nelson Family Academy Harp Scholarship Nelson Family Camp Harp Scholarship Sonja Perkins Scholarship Becky Ruthven Camp Scholarship Michelle Slater Academy Scholarship Tad M. and Suzanne B. Smith Scholarship Stark Family Annual Camp Scholarship
Michael D. Silber Memorial Scholarship Jonathan L. Silets Memorial Scholarship Harvey M. Silets Memorial Scholarship Silverton Family Camp Scholarship Werner and Elizabeth Simon Endowed Scholarship Evelyn Simpson Camp Scholarship Singer-Songwriter Academy Scholarship Harry A. Sisson Memorial Scholarship Marilyn J. and Don L. Smith Memorial Scholarship
Dude and Cathy Stephenson Musical Theatre Scholarship Linda VanSickle Smith Camp Scholarship in French Horn
Laura Sondee Memorial Scholarship Stephen Sprouse Memorial Scholarship Margaret A. Stace Scholarship Stark Family Endowed Camp Scholarship Stephenson Endowed Scholarship Shirley Stevens Memorial Scholarship Paul R. Stimson Scholarship
Weatherwax Foundation Scholarship Wiebener Family Orchestral Scholar Young Musicians Unite Scholarship
Indigenous Peoples Representation Scholarship Kettering Family Foundation Academy Scholarship Dara Kates Levan and Jarett Levan Camp Scholarship Charles W. Loosemore Foundation Academy Scholarship Scott Mason and Annie Lapham Scholarship Arlene and Joseph Meraux Foundation Camp Scholarship
New York Philharmonic Scholarship New York Opportunity Scholarship The Renegade Fund Camp Scholarship YOLA Partner Camp Scholarship
James F. Stoddard, MD and Elizabeth A. Stoddard Music Scholarship Mikhail Stolarevsky and Alexander Stolley Violin and Viola Scholarship Esther W. Stone Memorial Scholarship Marguerite W. Stracke and Alfred O. Stracke Memorial Scholarship
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