The Josephine Valencic Scholarship for Voice supports young people of Slovenian heritage in pursuing vocal studies at Cleveland Institute of Music. The fund covers part of the tuition costs and aims to encourage the development of vocal music talent.
The scholarship is named after Josephine Valencic, a singer born in Slovenia who later lived and worked in Cleveland, Ohio. Through her family and her involvement with the Cleveland Slovenian Youth Chorus, she actively promoted Slovenian music, art, and cultural heritage. The scholarship was established in memory of her life and dedication.
Eligibility criteria Applicants must:
The scholarship is awarded for one academic year (two semesters) and may be renewed.
Application process Candidates applying to the Cleveland Institute of Music must:
Applicants are advised to regularly check the official website for application deadlines and requirements. Eligibility and the final scholarship decision are determined by the Institute based on the application and audition.
About the program Cleveland Institute of Music offers high-quality music education in a supportive yet demanding artistic environment. It is recognized as one of the respected conservatories internationally, with graduates performing at leading institutions such as the Metropolitan Opera and New York City Opera, as well as in opera houses across United States and Europe.
Each year, nearly 2,000 students of different ages attend programs at the Institute, guided by distinguished faculty, including renowned voice teachers.
Additional information For further details regarding the program, admissions, or scholarship eligibility, candidates may contact Kelly Hudson, Senior Admission Officer, at Kelly.Hudson@cim.edu. Additional inquiries can also be submitted through the Institute’s online request form available on its official website.
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