IUIN-Greek Goddess Scholarship in Museum Studies (Liberal Arts)

Overview:

The Greek Goddess Scholarships were created by Aristea Pappas in memory of her husband, William Angelos Pappas, to express dedication and commitment to the School of Liberal Arts and IU Indianapolis and to provide opportunities for students to expand their worldviews and life experiences through their studies. This scholarship is to support one student pursuing a degree or certificate in Museum Studies in the School of Liberal Arts who demonstrates academic excellence and an interest in expanding their worldview/experience through their liberal arts studies.

First preference will be given to a student with financial need who is majoring in Museum Studies and second preference will be for a student with financial need. The program bases its selection on superior scholastic achievement, faculty recommendations, and special contributions to the Museum Studies Program.

Eligibility:

Applicants must:

  • Be an undergraduate or graduate student pursuing a degree or certificate in Museum Studies in the School of Liberal Arts at IU Indianapolis
  • Demonstrate academic excellence
  • Have an interest in expanding their worldview/experience through their liberal arts studies
  • First preference will be given to a student with financial need who is majoring in Museum Studies and second preference will be for a student with financial need.

Awarding:

This scholarship will be awarded and disbursed in the upcoming academic year.

Renewability:

This scholarship is not renewable.

Award
$5,200
Deadline
02/01/2026
Supplemental Questions
  1. Greek Goddess Museum Studies
    • 1. Why did you choose Museum Studies and what type of degree are you seeking (MA, BA, Certificate)?
    • 2. Why is this particular degree important to you?
    • 3. What would you suggest to others as important reasons for the study of Museum Studies?
    • 4. How might your study/knowledge of Museum Studies equip you to contribute to society and expand your worldview/life experience through this field of study?
    • 5. Have you have completed an internship, community service or experiential learning with a component related to these studies?
    • 6. Have you been or are you a part of the Museum Studies Club Student Association?