Alan Lucas Memorial Scholarship
A scholarship honoring the memory of Alan Lucas, supporting students pursuing education in film, broadcasting, or electronic media at accredited institutions.
Overview
The Alan Lucas Memorial Scholarship is administered through the Broadcast Education Association (BEA) and supports students pursuing degrees in film, broadcasting, or electronic media. The scholarship honors Alan Lucas, a respected figure in broadcast education, and provides financial assistance to students demonstrating academic excellence and creative commitment to the media field.
The scholarship is part of the BEA's broader portfolio of named awards, which together represent the most significant source of scholarship funding specifically directed at students in broadcast and electronic media education. Recipients are selected based on academic achievement, creative work, and career potential.
What It Covers
- $2,500 cash scholarship toward tuition and educational expenses
- BEA recognition at the organization's annual convention
Eligibility
Applicants must be enrolled at a BEA member institution in a program related to broadcasting, film, or electronic media. Both undergraduate and graduate students are eligible. A faculty recommendation from a BEA member is required.
How to Apply
Applications are submitted through the BEA website. Submissions include academic transcripts, an essay, a letter of recommendation from a BEA member faculty advisor, and a work sample. The deadline is typically in October. There is no application fee.
Who Should Apply
Students at BEA member institutions studying film, broadcasting, or electronic media who demonstrate strong academic records and creative potential.
See Also
For comparing media programs, see Choosing a Film School. To explore filmmaking concepts, visit the Filmmaker Glossary.
