About the Scholarship

The Laurie Pallett Metalworks Institute Scholarship has been established in honor of the Mississauga Arts Council’s Founding Executive Director. For decades Laurie Pallett has been a champion for the arts in Mississauga and her commitment to the arts continues to inspire those in the community. Through her leadership, the Mississauga Arts Council was a catalyst for founding many of the arts establishments within the community including the Meadowvale Theatre, the Art Gallery of Mississauga and the Living Arts Centre.

This scholarship provides two recipients with a $5,000.00 tuition scholarship for the one-year Music Business Program at Metalworks Institute of Sound & Music Production. Other education-related costs, including the balance of tuition, textbooks, supplies, housing and any other fees associated with the program are not included. The selected recipients will receive a one year membership to the Mississauga Arts Council and will be expected to complete 20 hours of volunteer work with the Mississauga Arts Council throughout the duration of their studies.

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Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for the Laurie Pallett Scholarship, an applicant must:

Citizenship Status

Be a Canadian Resident

Location Status

Be a resident of Mississauga

OSSD Status

Have an OSSD with a grade point average of 70% or higher

MWI Status

Meet Metalworks Institute’s program eligibility requirements

How to Apply

1. Complete required program application and admission requirements, which may include an academic interview or audition

2. Complete the Laurie Pallett Scholarship Application

3. Attach a short essay (maximum of 2 pages) detailing why you feel the arts are important to the community and how you feel you can make a difference

4. Forward completed application to scholarships@metalworksinstitute.com by July 15th