
The Centro Cultural Cubano of San Antonio Endowed Award was established to encourage the study of the Spanish language and culture.
Qualifications and Selection Process:
Must be a student enrolled on a full-time basis (minimum of 12 semester credit hours) as an undergraduate
Must have completed at least 48 hours by the semester in which the scholarship will be disbursed
Must have declared a major in Spanish
Must have an overall cumulative G.P.A. of at least 3.0, based on a 4.0 scale
May be used for study abroad
Among equally qualified applicants, preference will be given to students demonstrating a need for financial assistance as determined by the Office of Student Financial Aid
2021: Awarded to Stefanie Naoun
2020: Awarded to Omar Enrique Alvarado
2019: Awarded to Elizabeth Honsalek
2018: Awarded to Ana Juarez
2017: Awarded to Jillian Piepenburg
2016: Awarded to Luis Enrique Angel
Applicants must be actively pursuing a degree with a major or minor in the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures.
Applicants must have completed at least two upper-division courses at UTSA in their major or one upper-division course in the minor by time of award.
Applicants must have and maintain a 3.0 cumulative grade point average during period of award.
Recipient must be enrolled in at least one upper-division course in the discipline of the major or minor during the award semesters.
Applicants must demonstrate their interest in the study of modern languages and literatures by writing a 500-word essay on why they have chosen language studies
Requires two letters of recommendation from UTSA faculty
May be used for study abroad
2022: Awarded to Maria Luisa Montealvo
2021: Awarded to Mariel Fabi
2020: Awarded to Christine Martinez
2019: Awarded to Michael Arrowsmith
2018: Awarded to Crystal Hernandez
2017: Awarded to Alexandra Duhaime
2016: Awarded to Ana Laura Garcia
Open to all language majors or minors who excel in their classwork
Applicants must demonstrate their interest in the study of modern languages and literatures by writing a 500-word essay on why they have chosen language studies
Two letters of recommendation from UTSA faculty (preferred, not required)
May be used for study abroad
2020: Awarded to Maria Luisa Montealvo Rojas, Stephanie Naoun, Genera Strankschreier, and Steven Vega
2019: Awarded to Nicholas Laznovsky, Stephanie Lopez, Milagros Mandujano, and Sydney Zahoni
2018: Awarded to Jonathan David Riojas and Lucero G. Valdez
2022: Awarded to Maria Luisa Montealvo
2021: Awarded to Omar Alvarado
Main Office: MH 4.01.06
Department of Modern Languages and Literatures
University of Texas at San Antonio
College of Liberal and Fine Arts
One UTSA Circle
San Antonio, TX 78249-1644