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Tiffany Yvonne Cox and Catawba College Shuford School of Performing Arts · Automatically considered
The Tiffany Yvonne Cox '07 Annual Scholarship is a five-thousand-dollar endowed award at Catawba College for Theatre Arts students who demonstrate talent, dedication, and financial need while actively contributing to campus life through leadership and service. Established by alumna Tiffany Yvonne Cox, it is awarded to a Theatre Arts major who is also an active member of Catawba's Black Student Union. Selection reflects Cox's commitment to access, opportunity, and the transformative power of the arts. The scholarship is awarded annually through the college's endowed scholarship selection process rather than a separate public application form.
The Tiffany Yvonne Cox '07 Annual Scholarship awards $5,000. It is sponsored by Tiffany Yvonne Cox and Catawba College Shuford School of Performing Arts.
Key requirements include: United States; Undergraduate; Visual Performing Arts; Black or African American. Check the full eligibility section above, or create a free Award Scholar profile to have every requirement checked against your profile automatically.
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