institutions-or partnerships between the two-that have developed innovative means of creating and sustaining a lifelong love of reading. Details and the application are available . The deadline is February 21. Innovative Reading Grant (for members of AASL) Sponsored by Capstone The $2,500 AASL Innovative Reading Grant supports the planning and implementation of a unique and innovative program for children which motivates and encourages reading, especially with struggling readers. is available on the American Association of School Librarians website. The deadline is February 1. Check out other . National Leadership Grants (Institute of Museum and Library Services) Applications include four main categories: 1) Creation, use, presentation, and preservation of digital resources and development of tools to enhance access, use, and management of digital assets; 2) Museum, library, and archival practice research; 3) Projects that produce a practice that is usable, adaptable, or scalable by other institutions for improving services and performance; 4) Collaborative projects (between museums and/or libraries and other community organizations) that address the educational, economic, cultural, or social needs of a community. In 2012, a funding priority will be projects that promote early learning. Eligibility: Libraries, museums, public or private nonprofit agencies, organizations, or associations that engage in activities designed to advance museums and the museum profession may also apply. In addition, institutions of higher education, including public and non-profit universities, are eligible. Number of awards: 50 Deadline: Feb. 1 PaLA Scholarships Three Pennsylvania Library Association MLS Scholarships are available to Pennsylvania residents who are seeking a Masters degree in the Library Science field that will earn them professional status. This $1,500 award requires that twelve credits must be completed toward the degree during the scholarship year. Priority is given to PaLA members. Deadline for submission is May 15, 2012. The Pennsylvania Library Association awards grants to personal members for continuing education and for programs leading to state certification as a Library Assistant or Provisional Librarian. These grants must be used within the calendar year the awards are made. The recipient must be a member of the Pennsylvania Library Association Students may not use Continuing Education grants toward credit for a Master's level degree. The application may be submitted to the Scholarship Committee at any time during the year and the awards will be announced promptly after committee consideration. For more information or to apply, please visit the Scholarship Page at .
institutions-or partnerships between the two-that have developed innovative means of creating and sustaining a lifelong love of reading. Details and the application are available . The deadline is February 21. Innovative Reading Grant (for members of AASL) Sponsored by Capstone The $2,500 AASL Innovative Reading Grant supports the planning and implementation of a unique and innovative program for children which motivates and encourages reading, especially with struggling readers. is available on the American Association of School Librarians website. The deadline is February 1. Check out other . National Leadership Grants (Institute of Museum and Library Services) Applications include four main categories: 1) Creation, use, presentation, and preservation of digital resources and development of tools to enhance access, use, and management of digital assets; 2) Museum, library, and archival practice research; 3) Projects that produce a practice that is usable, adaptable, or scalable by other institutions for improving services and performance; 4) Collaborative projects (between museums and/or libraries and other community organizations) that address the educational, economic, cultural, or social needs of a community. In 2012, a funding priority will be projects that promote early learning. Eligibility: Libraries, museums, public or private nonprofit agencies, organizations, or associations that engage in activities designed to advance museums and the museum profession may also apply. In addition, institutions of higher education, including public and non-profit universities, are eligible. Number of awards: 50 Deadline: Feb. 1 PaLA Scholarships Three Pennsylvania Library Association MLS Scholarships are available to Pennsylvania residents who are seeking a Masters degree in the Library Science field that will earn them professional status. This $1,500 award requires that twelve credits must be completed toward the degree during the scholarship year. Priority is given to PaLA members. Deadline for submission is May 15, 2012. The Pennsylvania Library Association awards grants to personal members for continuing education and for programs leading to state certification as a Library Assistant or Provisional Librarian. These grants must be used within the calendar year the awards are made. The recipient must be a member of the Pennsylvania Library Association Students may not use Continuing Education grants toward credit for a Master's level degree. The application may be submitted to the Scholarship Committee at any time during the year and the awards will be announced promptly after committee consideration. For more information or to apply, please visit the Scholarship Page at .
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