The Sandra Brown Excellence in Literary Fiction Scholarship (ELF) was established by Sandra and Michael Brown in 2008 to provide a full tuition scholarship to a TCU student who demonstrates both academic excellence and significant potential as a fiction writer. The scholarship is given to a rising junior with 54 or more credit hours and provides full tuition for the junior and senior years.
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How to ApplyInterested students must be an English or Writing major and submit a writing portfolio of 50 to 70 pages. The portfolio must include an example, or examples, of the student’s original fiction—either short stories or part of a longer work—and a reflective introduction that discusses the student’s writing, goals, and interests. Two letters of recommendation are required. Recipients must maintain a 3.0 GPA or better and remain active in TCU’s literary culture.Deadline for the 2012 ScholarshipPortfolios must be submitted in hard copy to the:English Department Office Reed Hall, Room 314 no later than 5 p.m., November 18, 2011. For Further InformationContact Dr. Dan Williams at d.e.williams@tcu.edu, or call 817-257-6250History of the ELF ScholarshipThe ELF scholarship was created by Michael Brown to honor his wife, best-selling novelist Sandra Brown. The author of more than 70 novels, 58 of which have appeared in the New York Times best-seller list, Sandra Brown has sold over 70 million books. She was a 4.0 English major at TCU and later received an honorary doctorate from the University. |
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