arsclist MLA Freeman Award-Call for Applications

["Alan Karass" <AKARASS@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The Kevin Freeman Award Application

Applications are now being accepted for the Kevin Freeman Travel Grant. The grant, established in 1994 to honor the memory of Kevin Freeman and awarded for the first time in 1997, supports travel and hotel expenses to attend the Music Library Association's annual meeting.  It covers the conference registration fee and a cash award up to $750 for travel and a room (at half of the double-occupancy rate) at the convention hotel.

The applicant must be a member of the Music Library Association and either be in the first three years of his/her professional career, a graduate library school student (by the time of the conference in February 2003) aspiring to become a music librarian, or a recent graduate (within one year of degree) of a graduate program in librarianship seeking a professional position as a music librarian.  The applicant must not have attended an MLA annual meeting prior to applying for the grant.
  
Applicants must submit the following by July 15, 2002:

1. A letter of application with an explanation of the reasons for attending the MLA annual meeting, a justification of financial need, and a budget (the double room rate in Austin, Texas is approximately $150 plus tax).

2. A current vita

3. Two letters of support under separate cover (email is acceptable)


Mail application and supporting materials to:
Linda Barnhart, Chair
Kevin Freeman Travel Grant Committee
University of California, San Diego
Catalog Dept. Mail Code 0175K
Geisel Library
9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla, CA  92093-0175

For more information, contact the chair via email, lbarnhart@xxxxxxxxx

Recipients will be notified by October 15, 2002 and announced at the MLA annual meeting in Austin, Texas, February 2003.

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