BURSARIES

ICDS is committed to internationality. As part of this, we aim to make the event financially accessible, especially to those on lower incomes, living in emerging economies or from countries where Dalcroze Eurhythmics only has an embryonic presence.

In 2015, the conference committees decided to establish a suite of modest bursaries. These have been made possible by one-off gifts from donors, each of whose names the conference will honour in perpetuity by setting aside funds for each future event.

For those who need support to attend…

If you would like to apply for a bursary, please download the application form and email it, with a reference, to info@dalcroze-studies.com by 25 November 2018.

Joan Pope (PhD OAM), member of ICDS Scientific Committee 2013-15

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Four awards are available:

Joan Pope bursary (2 awards)

Association des Amis de Jaques-Dalcroze bursary (1 award)

Fondation Emile Jaques-Dalcroze bursary (1 award)

For those who don’t need support…!

Can you or your organisation help a conference delegate? Would you like a bursary to be named after someone special?

The ICDS committees wish to increase the number and size of bursaries for ICDS3 and future conferences. If you would like to help someone else to attend a Dalcroze Studies conference, please contact info@dalcroze-studies.com with ‘donation’ in the subject box.

Donations start at €350.

A bursary may be anonymous at the donor’s discretion.

Thank you.

Previous award holders

2017

Joan Pope Bursary

Kateryna Zavalko, Ukraine

Association des Amis de Jaques-Dalcroze Bursary

Eilon Morris, UK

Foundation Emile Jaques-Dalcroze Bursary

Solène Derbal, Canada

2015

Joan Pope Bursary

Ginta Petersone, Latvia

Michelle Mantovani, Brazil

Virginia Norris, Australia

Association des Amis de Jaques-Dalcroze Bursary

Emma Shubin, USA

Fondation Emile Jaques-Dalcroze Bursary

Kathryn Williams, UK