Plimpton Foundation Native American Vocal Scholars Program

The Plimpton Foundation Native American Vocal Scholars Program is a national scholarship supporting Native American musicians entering college to study voice. The programme awards two scholarships to incoming or current undergraduate students pursuing vocal studies across classical, musical theatre, contemporary, traditional, and interdisciplinary practices. Recipients receive monetary awards and access to mentorship and ongoing support from the foundation. There are no required service or performance obligations tied to the award.

One of two $1,000 scholarships; access to mentorship and ongoing support from the foundation; no required service or performance obligations.

Must be an incoming or current undergraduate student at an accredited U.S. college or university; must be majoring in or planning to major in vocal studies (classical, contemporary, traditional, or interdisciplinary); must be an enrolled member of a federally or state-recognized tribe, or a descendant of an enrolled member.

Complete the scholarship application between March 1 and May 1; provide information about academic plans and vocal focus; submit materials demonstrating artistic ability and goals; include required documentation verifying eligibility.