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This scholarship seeks to honor Cottrell’s dream by supporting students who are studying to become art therapists. Cottrell (1950–2016) lived a life marked by strength, compassion, and creativity. She survived domestic violence—both in childhood and adulthood—and c…
09.17.26
66 days left
$1,500
Award amount
2
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Jun 1, 2026
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66 days left
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Upcoming
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Graduate student, Adult / non-traditional student
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Business Management and Marketing, Communication and Journalism, Education, Engineering, Health Professions and Clinical Sciences, History, Parks Recreation and Fitness Studies, Psychology, Public Administration and Social Service, Visual and Performing Arts
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2
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Number of awards: 2
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nneled that experience into helping others. After raising her first child as a single mother, married when her daughter was four and later welcomed another child. She remained married until her passing in 2016. spent part of her career running a Batterer’s Education Program, working with people who had caused harm and helping them take responsibility, understand the impact of their actions, and begin to change. ’s quiet dream—one she spoke of often—was to become an art therapist. She believed in…
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