The $1,000 Charles J. Hasbrouck Memorial Scholarship supports undergraduates studying historic preservation, architecture, the conservation of artifacts and manuscripts, and demonstrate how their scholarship can be applied to educating the public on local history as exemplified in the HHS mission
Scholarship Details
- One scholarship of $1,000 awarded annually
- Supports undergraduate studies related to historic preservation, architecture, or conservation
- Focus on work that contributes to public education in local history
- Award aligns with the mission of Historic Huguenot Street
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be an undergraduate student at an accredited institution
- Must be studying historic preservation, architecture, or the conservation of artifacts and manuscripts
- Must demonstrate how their academic work supports public education on local history
Application Process
- Prepare documentation of undergraduate enrollment and field of study
- Write a statement explaining how your academic work aligns with the HHS mission and educates the public about local history
- Submit your application and all required materials by the stated deadline (refer to HHS or scholarship provider for details)
- Await notification of award decision
Be sure to review all of the eligibility criteria and application instructions thoroughly before applying. This is a great opportunity for the right candidates.
