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| The Falmouth Theatre Guild is pleased to offer two college scholarships for 2019, detailed below. The application can be accessed through the link above. Applicants should apply for only one of the scholarships.
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The Falmouth Theatre Guild William Steele Memorial Scholarship is open to any graduating high school student of the Falmouth, Bourne, & Mashpee communities, or an active member of the Falmouth Theatre Guild who is planning a career in the Arts and has been accepted to an accredited four-year college. This year the scholarship will be $1,000. The scholarship will be paid directly to the recipient. The FTG Scholarship Committee will review all applications and recommendations submitted to the FTG Board of Directors for final approval. The name of the recipient will be announced at the school’s annual program for scholarship awards.
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The Falmouth Theatre Guild Irene Thibeault Spirit of FTG Scholarship is open to any graduating high school student of the Falmouth, Bourne, & Mashpee communities, or an active member of the Falmouth Theatre Guild who has given the Guild their time, involvement, and dedication, and been accepted to an accredited four-year institution of Higher Learning. Scholarship amounts will vary at the discretion of the FTG Board of Directors. The scholarship will be paid directly to the recipient. The FTG Scholarship Committee will review all applications and recommendations submitted to the FTG Board of Directors for final approval.
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Congratulations to the 2018 awardees of the FTG William Steele Memorial Scholarship
- Jonathan Decker (Falmouth High School), studying Music Education at UMass
- Celia Krefter (Mashpee High School), studying Drama and Theatre Arts at Columbia University
- Sara Goulart (Falmouth High School), studying Graphic Arts at Assumption College
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Congratulations to the 2018 awardees of the Irene Thibeault Spirit of FTG Scholarship
- Zachary Bowerman (Falmouth High School), studying Business at Boston University
- Hale Thomas (Falmouth High School), studying Elementary Education at Springfield College
- John (Spencer) Lawrence (Sturgis Charter School), studying Chemistry at UMass
- Gemma Ryan (Falmouth High School), studying Early Childhood Education at Salve Regina University
