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This award of $250, made possible by a gift from the late Mary Louise Rea, Professor Emerita of English, is for a short story written by anyone enrolled in an IU School of Liberal Arts creative writing course during the last 18 months and who is currently an undergraduate student at IU Indianapolis (or a …

This award of $250 is for any student who has been enrolled in a creative writing course in the past 18 months and who is currently an undergraduate student at IU Indianapolis. Please submit only one poem per award. Read more.

This award of $250 is for any student who has been enrolled in a creative writing course in the past 18 months and who is currently an undergraduate student at IU Indianapolis. Please submit only one short story per award. Read more.

This award of $100 is for the best poem written in W206: Introduction to Creative Writing or W208: Introduction to Poetry Writing from the past year (last spring, summer, or fall semester). Read more.

This award of $100 is for the best short story written in W206, Introduction to Creative Writing or W207, Introduction to Fiction Writing (last spring, summer, or fall semester). Read more.

This award of $50 is presented to an IU Indianapolis undergraduate student for an outstanding critical, analytical, or expository essay originating in an English department writing and literacy class, excluding W131 and W140. Read more.

This award of $125 is presented annually to the undergraduate student who submits the best essay written in either W131 Reading, Writing, and Inquiry or W140 Reading, Writing, and Inquiry-Honors. Read more.

This award of $50 is presented to an IU Indianapolis undergraduate student for an outstanding essay originating in an English for Academic Purposes W131 class in the past 12 months. Read more.

This award of $50 is presented to an IU Indianapolis undergraduate student for an outstanding essay originating in an English for Academic Purposes W130 class in the past 12 months. Read more.

This scholarship of $500 is open to all undergraduate Liberal Arts majors. Students must work with faculty members to develop a project that will help bring new pedagogical technologies in course design and delivery into the classroom. Read more.