Midori Tanimune
Memorial Teaching Scholarship
Objective
Midori Tanimune dedicated her life to teaching and promoting ikebana. The Tanimune Teaching Scholarship carries forward her life-long commitment by supporting ikebana students as they expand their ikebana training and experience. The goal is to increase the number of certified ikebana sensei that are actively teaching.
Applicants can apply for funds to cover associated fees to participate in:
Qualifications:
Recommendation Letter:
A letter of recommendation from your ikebana teacher should be sent to [email protected].
Deadline:
Applications must be received at least 6 months prior to the event.
Application for Tanimune Teaching Scholarship
Final Report
All grant recipients are kindly asked to submit a Final Report within 30 days after their event or program is completed.
Final Report Form
Midori Tanimune dedicated her life to teaching and promoting ikebana. The Tanimune Teaching Scholarship carries forward her life-long commitment by supporting ikebana students as they expand their ikebana training and experience. The goal is to increase the number of certified ikebana sensei that are actively teaching.
Applicants can apply for funds to cover associated fees to participate in:
- Workshops/Training
- Conferences
- Demonstrations
Qualifications:
- Demonstrated talent and commitment to ikebana
- Committed to teaching ikebana
- Interested in expanding their training
Recommendation Letter:
A letter of recommendation from your ikebana teacher should be sent to [email protected].
Deadline:
Applications must be received at least 6 months prior to the event.
Application for Tanimune Teaching Scholarship
Final Report
All grant recipients are kindly asked to submit a Final Report within 30 days after their event or program is completed.
Final Report Form
Scholarship FAQs
What is the purpose of the Teaching Scholarship?
To increase the number of certified ikebana teachers practicing in North America by supporting its students and teachers who wish to pursue teacher training.
What kinds of programs would be covered by this scholarship?
- Workshops/Training/Seminars
- Conferences
- Demonstrations
- Curriculum development
Are there programs not covered by this scholarship?
Lessons taken with your own teacher as part of the normal path toward certification are not covered.
Who is qualified to apply for this scholarship?
- Anyone committed to teaching ikebana.
- Anyone who demonstrates talent and commitment to ikebana.
- Anyone interested in expanding their training.
Can I apply if I am already a certified teacher?
Yes.
How do I apply for this scholarship?
- Complete the Memorial Scholarship Form.
- Request a letter of recommendation from your teacher.
- Provide any supporting documents.
Are there application deadlines?
Applications must be received at least 6 months prior to the event.
How long will it be before I hear I have been awarded a scholarship?
After we have received all the required materials for your application, you will be notified in 1-2 months.
If my application is denied, may I apply again in the future?
Yes, you are welcome to apply again.
If I have received a scholarship in the past, may I apply again?
Yes, though first-time applicants are given priority.
For more information on Midori Tanimune go to Midori Tanimune Tribute.
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