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Scholarships
Below are a few of the scholarships available to members of the Phantom Regiment. If we are missing any, please let us know. Some of these are funded with endowments, while others are funded by donations to the scholarship fund.
Phantom Regiment members and families are strongly encouraged to read about the following opportunities, especially those that come from the Regiment phamily.
Diane Thompson-Wells Memorial Scholarship
Diane Thompson-Wells was a long time supporter of the Phantom Regiment, as well as a member off its Board of Directors. Her services to the Board included Treasurer and Board President (1997). She was very passionate for the organization and its students. Diane passed away in 2000. A scholarship was created in her name to help support the educational goals of the Regiment’s members.
This scholarship is funded by an endowment and current members of the Phantom Regiment are eligible to apply.
Continue here to read more on Diane Thompson-Wells and the scholarship information.
Nichole Ely Memorial Scholarship Fund
Nichole "Nikki" Ely marched in Phantom Regiment's color guard from 1988-95. The Pekin, Ill., native earned a spot in the color guard as a 14-year-old and eventually would become the guard's C.O. A scholarship fund was started in 2007 to keep Nikki’s memory alive as drum corps and the Phantom Regiment meant so much to her.
This scholarship is funded by donations from the public. Returning members of the Phantom Regiment color guard are eligible to apply.
Continue here to read more on Nichole Ely and the scholarship information.
Marty Hurley Memorial Scholarship Fund
Marty Hurley's involvement with the Regiment began in 1976, when he became the percussion arranger and caption head. Except for a few years off, he held that position through 1992. From 2006 through 2011, Marty had been a special guest clinician at Regiment's annual drum camps
This scholarship is funded by donations from the public. Returning members of the Phantom Regiment percussion are eligible to apply.
Continue here to read more on Marty Hurley and the scholarship information.
Jim Ott Scholarship
The Jim Ott Scholarship is a national scholarship offered by SOME to members of the Drum & Bugle Corps activity. It is in the amount of $3,000 and is named after Jim Ott who was a nationally known brass arranger for several different Drum & Bugle Corps including the Stockton Commodores, Concord Blue Devils, and Spirit of Atlanta. It is presented each year at the Drum Corps International Championships.
For additional information or to obtain the application, visit: http://www.someinc.com/scholarships/
Friends of DCI Scholarship
Approximately 70 percent of more than 5,000 drum corps participants are full-time students at higher educational institutions, and in a world with increasing tuition and text book costs, members of the Friends of DCI program understand the financial challenges these corps members face. Last year, $6,000 in academic scholarships raised by generous contributions from Friends of DCI members, was awarded to students who excel both on and off the field.
This summer, the Friends of DCI will award up to three academic scholarships of $2,000 each to corps members participating in the Drum Corps International Tour.
High school seniors or college students enrolled for courses in the fall of who are current members in good standing of an Open or World Class corps competing in the Drum Corps International Tour may apply. Recipients will be recognized this August at the DCI World Championships in Indianapolis.
This scholarship is administered by DCI: For additional information visit: http://www.dci.org/about/friends/scholarship/faq.cfm
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