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J. Patrick Rafferty Endowed Merit Award for the School of Music String Program

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Established by J. Patrick Rafferty, associate professor of violin and viola in the School of Music at The University of Alabama. Awards from the endowment income are made only in years when available income is at least $500. Awards from this fund are given to students enrolled only in the School of Music on a full-time basis who are majoring in music performance in the string area.

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Deadline 31 May 2027

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  • Which collegeJ. Patrick Rafferty Endowed Merit Award for the School of Music String Program - The University of Alabama | Alabama Scholarship Award Manager
  • Who can applyEstablished by J. Patrick Rafferty, associate professor of violin and viola in the School of Music at The University of Alabama. Awards from the endowment income are made only in years when available income is at least $500. Awards from this fund are given to students enrolled only in the School of Music on a full-time basis who are majoring in music performance in the string area. Preference may be given, but is not restricted, to freshmen.

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Name
J. Patrick Rafferty Endowed Merit Award for the School of Music String ProgramRead on 2026-10-11 from https://ua.academicworks.com/opportunities/26119
Provider
The University of Alabama | Alabama Scholarship Award ManagerRead on 2026-10-11 from https://ua.academicworks.com/opportunities/26119
What it provides
Established by J. Patrick Rafferty, associate professor of violin and viola in the School of Music at The University of Alabama. Awards from the endowment income are made only in years when available income is at least $500. Awards from this fund are given to students enrolled only in the School of Music on a full-time basis who are majoring in music performance in the string area. Preference may be given, but is not restricted, to freshmen.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ua.academicworks.com/opportunities/26119
Amount
Award To Be DeterminedRead on 2026-10-11 from https://ua.academicworks.com/opportunities/26119
Deadline
Deadline 05/31/2027Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ua.academicworks.com/opportunities/26119
How to apply
You will be automatically considered based on your completed General Application. To complete the General Application, please sign in .Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ua.academicworks.com/opportunities/26119
Which college
J. Patrick Rafferty Endowed Merit Award for the School of Music String Program - The University of Alabama | Alabama Scholarship Award ManagerRead on 2026-10-11 from https://ua.academicworks.com/opportunities/26119
Who can apply
Established by J. Patrick Rafferty, associate professor of violin and viola in the School of Music at The University of Alabama. Awards from the endowment income are made only in years when available income is at least $500. Awards from this fund are given to students enrolled only in the School of Music on a full-time basis who are majoring in music performance in the string area. Preference may be given, but is not restricted, to freshmen.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ua.academicworks.com/opportunities/26119
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