Each year, we award a $3,000 stipend to an Arkansas woman student attending an Arkansas university or college to collaborate with a mentor working in an Arkansas museum, gallery or cultural organization. This award is open to both under-graduate and graduate students.
The internship is designed to give the student an opportunity to learn about and make contributions to the cultural life of Arkansas while enriching her program of study related to the advancement of fine arts, art history or arts administration. Chosen by Committee members from numerous applicants, the internship has enabled recipients to pursue real-life work experiences in the arts.
Internship Application
The 2024 application deadline is Feb. 1, 2024. The award is announced in March 2024.
All applications will be acknowledged. If you do not get an email acknowledging your application within a week of submitting it, please contact us via
Eligibility
- Applicant must be 18 years of age or older and have resided in the state for at least one year.
- Enrolled in a state college or university as an under-graduate or graduate student.
- Previous Arkansas Committee intern recipients are ineligible.
- Current family members of Arkansas Committee board members are ineligible.
Guidelines
Before applying, please download and read the internship program guidelines and list of suggested cultural institutions.
Past Recipients
2022
Avery Rudolph
University of Central Arkansas
2021
Marti Boren
Arkansas State University
2020
Laken Dickson
Arkansas Tech University
2019
Lillian Osier
Lyon College