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Student Scholarships<br />
Student scholarships provide financial support for attendance at the GAS conference and are open to full-time<br />
student members of GAS, current through June 2009. The application process is juried.<br />
General Student Scholarship: All full-time student members of GAS are eligible for this scholarship.<br />
Takako Sano Scholarship: Students living outside the U.S. are eligible for assistance through the Takako Sano<br />
Scholarship Fund. One award of $1,000 will be given.<br />
Becky Winship Flameworking Scholarship: Students whose work uses flameworking techniques are eligible<br />
for this scholarship, generously funded by Winship Designs. One award of $1,000 will be given.<br />
How to apply: One application allows you to be considered for all scholarships, if eligible.<br />
Send:<br />
1. Letter of intent, two pages maximum, stating why you would like to attend the conference. Please indicate the<br />
school you are currently attending and your current address, phone, and email.<br />
2. Brief statement, one (1) page maximum or 300 words max, about the work submitted.<br />
3. One CD of five (maximum) JPG images (CD and images each labeled with your last name, e.g. 01_Smith.jpg),<br />
150-300 dpi, maximum 800 pixels any width.<br />
4. Word document (.doc) with following details for each image in order listed on CD:<br />
a. Your name b. Title of the piece c. Year of creation d. Materials and technique used e. Dimensions of the piece<br />
5. If NOT a current GAS Student member include a GAS membership form and photocopy of student ID (or other<br />
proof of full time student status). A membership form can be printed from our website at www.glassart.org or<br />
call 206-382-1305.<br />
To: Student Scholarship, <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Society</strong>, 6512 - 23rd Avenue NW, Suite 329, Seattle, Washington 98117, USA<br />
deadline for applications: February 15, 2009<br />
notification by: March 15, 2009<br />
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Work Exchange<br />
Lower your conference registration fee and have some behind-the-scenes fun – all while helping out GAS.<br />
More than 100 people are needed in the days leading up to and during the conference. Participating<br />
in this way can enrich your conference experience and save you money!<br />
A limited number of work exchange positions are available. If you are interested, contact the <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Art</strong><br />
<strong>Society</strong> office, to obtain a work exchange application form. If accepted, you will pay the reduced work<br />
exchange registration fee, with commitment to work 12 hours during the conference.<br />
Student member work exchange conference fee: $40<br />
Individual member work exchange conference fee: $140<br />
Work exchange assignments will begin on Monday, June 8 and run through Sunday, June 14, 2009.<br />
To apply:<br />
1. Contact The <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Society</strong> office, for information and application form: info@glassart.org,<br />
or find the form on the GAS website at www.glassart.org<br />
2. Send your completed work exchange application to the GAS office via email (info@glassart.org)<br />
or fax (206-382-2630)<br />
3. If accepted, you will be contacted by regular mail or email. You will then submit a completed<br />
conference registration form with payment for a reduced work exchange fee to the GAS office<br />
in Seattle, WA. (Full-time students must include a photocopy of student ID or other proof of<br />
student status.)<br />
Work exchange applications are due: May 1, 2009<br />
All confirmations with work assignments will be sent by May 15, 2009. If you miss your work<br />
assignment during the conference you will be held responsible to pay the full conference fee.