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Scholarships
Established in 2002, the Oklahoma State Fair scholarship program has provided nearly $250,000 to deserving and qualified Oklahoma youth through annual, individual awards of $2,500 each. Beginning in 2015, the program selects 10 winners to receive a one-time award of $2,500.
State Fair Scholarship
Sponsors
American Fidelity, Frankfurt Short Bruza, Waste Connections, Inc. and Force Personnel.
Guidelines & Application
The State Fair Scholarship guidelines and instructions, which outline eligibility requirements and materials, are available below. Please carefully read these in order to prepare your online application; applications may not be saved and accessed later. Registration opens Monday, February 17 at noon.
2020 Oklahoma State Fair Scholarship Guidelines
2019 Recipients
Beth Armstrong - Mulberry Grove School
Camden Cope - Watonga High School
Jacie Doyle - Yukon High School
Lorsa Hughes - Burns Flat - Dill City High School
Seth McCaa - Elmore City - Pernell High School
Darci Peach - Seiling Public Schools
Arielle Quartuccio - Norman North High School
Elizabeth Schneider - Seiling Public Schools
Tanner Stevens - Yukon High School
Bree Taylor - Kingfisher High School
Hannah Wagar - Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics
Visual Arts Scholarship
The visual arts scholarship is designed to promote art education for Oklahoma’s youth. The scholarship is open to any high school senior whose school participated in the Oklahoma Student Art Exhibition in the past two years.
Sponsors
OSAE Scholarships made possible in part by the Ad Astra Foundation.
Guidelines
Registration will close at 5 p.m. on Monday, March 16.
2019 Recipients
$1,500
Avril Cowo, Southeast High School
Laura Rose, Vanoss High School
Taryn McLaughlin, Carl Albert High School
$500
Cinthia Tu, Pauls Valley High School
Whisper Walker, Clinton High School