Financial leg-up for alumni

02 July 2009

UCT graduate Golda Schultz (right) has won the inaugural WBHO Jan Kaminski Bursary, a whooping R45 000 to support her graduate diploma studies at the world-renowned Juilliard School in New York. Schulz obtained a postgraduate diploma in music from the South African College of Music in 2007 and begins her programme in US in September. Another UCT alumnus, soprano Magdalene Minnaar-Venter (left), has been offered a supporting grant of R10 000 by WBHO to study at the New York City Opera this year. The bursary is funded by WBHO Construction and Cape Town Opera (CTO), and both are former members of the CTO.

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