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The Hannah Gulick Suehiro Music Scholarship is given
in honor of Ms. Hannah Gulick (1874-1968). Born in China,
Ms. Gulick was adopted by the John Gulick family, a well-known
missionary family. She went to Baika Women's College in Osaka,
where she was trained in music. She later taught music at
Kobe College. Eventually she married a Japanese Congregational
minister with whom she moved to Hawaii, where she taught music
in the public schools until World War II, after which she
continued to teach privately. She died in 1967 at the age
of 93.
Three scholarships are given: two for undergraduates
in the Faculty of Music, and one for a graduate student in
the Faculty of Music.
2009
marks the Hannah Gulick Suehiro Music Scholarship's 17th year!
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