The Napoleon Public Library Board of Trustees would like to announce the availability of the Rachael Bradley Myers and Dayl S. Myers Scholarship in memory of their son, Joseph Bradley Myers. In 1988, the Library received
$75,346.31 from the Myers estate. The principal is invested and the interest income may be used annually at the discretion of the Trustees to provide a scholarship or scholarships to aid a person or persons pursuing a fifth year degree or Master’s degree in Library Science. For 2010, $3000.00 will be disbursed for qualified MLS candidates in accordance with the Library Board’s decision.
Dayl and Rachael Myers grew up in Napoleon and graduated from Napoleon High School in 1914. Dayl was a telephone engineer for Bell laboratories for thirty-five years. They lived in Towaco, New Jersey, but returned to Napoleon in 1960 upon Dayl’s retirement. Their later years were spent in St. Petersburg, Florida.
To apply for the Myers scholarship, applicants must send a resume, letter of intent, or essay concerning career goals to Napoleon Public Library, 310 W. Clinton Street, Napoleon, Ohio 43545 by May 1, 2010. Proof of admission to Library School must be included.
Since the Myers family was native to Henry County, the Library Board feels preference should be given to Henry County residents who apply. A personal interview with the Library Board on June 1, 2010 may be required, also. The scholarship winner will be required to give a detailed account of expenditures and complete the program within three years.
If prospective applicants have any questions, or desire more information please contact Betsy Eggers at (419)592-2531.
Betsy K. Eggers
Library Director
Napoleon Public Library
310 W Clinton Street
Napoleon OH 43545
419-592-2531
eggersbe@oplin.org
Applications for 2010 Northern Ohio Technical Services Librarians (NOTSL) Scholarships are now being accepted.
Applicants must either be currently working in an Ohio library in a professional, para-professional, or support position in a technical services area, or be students (residing or studying in Ohio) currently taking coursework in librarianship. The content of the proposed educational activity must relate to technical services, cataloging, serials, acquisitions, preservation, processing, or management of technical services. Typically funded activities can include costs for workshops, conference, coursework, professional meetings or research, but not training required by an employer. The deadline for submissions is December, 11, 2009.
For more information about NOTSL Scholarships, including the Jane Myers Cataloging and Metadata Scholarship, or for an application, visit the NOTSL website at:
http://notsl.org/scholarships/
Inquiries may also be forwarded to
Barbara Strauss, NOTSL Scholarship Committee Chair
The Medical Library Association (MLA) is now accepting applications for The Donald A. B. Lindberg Research Fellowship. The purpose of this fellowship is to fund research aimed at expanding the research knowledgebase, linking the information services provided by librarians to improved health care and advances in biomedical research. The endowment will provide a $9,945 grant, awarded by MLA through a competitive grant process, to a qualified health sciences librarian, informatician, health professional, researcher, educator, or health administrator. Research in alignment with MLA’s research agenda’s top ranked research questions is preferred over other areas of research and is located at http://www.mlanet.org/research/agenda_2008.html.
An application and more information about the fellowship can be accessed at www.mlanet.org/awards/grants/ or by contacting Lisa C. Fried, MLA’s Credentialing, Professional Recognition and Career Coordinator at mlapd2@mlahq.org.
The awardee will be notified in late February 2010.
OLSSI Scholarships are awards covering the entire $225 registration fee for the annual Ohio Library Support Staff Institute. This will allow three people to attend the 2009 Institute free of charge. To apply, you must meet the following criteria:
1. Be presently employed as a library support staff member.
2. Be a first-time attendee of the Ohio Library Support Staff Institute.
3. Agree to contribute to the planning the 2010 Institute as a Steering Committee member.
How to Apply:
Please write, in 200 words or less, why you would like to attend the Institute, and how you think attending OLSSI will help you and enhance your library/work performance.
* All applications must be written by the applicant, and not their supervisor(s).
* The Scholarship Contest begins at 8:00 AM, March 21, 2009.
* Deadline for scholarship entry is 5:00 PM, April 21, 2009.
* Winners will be announced on or before April 24, 2009.
Please remember to provide the information listed below, along with your essay.
Please send via e-mail to OLSSI.scholarships@gmail.com
Good luck & we hope to see you at Denison University for OLSSI 2009 !
Name: ________________________________________________________________
Title: __________________________________________________________________
E-Mail Address: _________________________________________________________
Library/Institution: _______________________________________________________
Address: _______________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip: ___________________________________________________________
Phone: _________________________________________________________________
ESSAY
200 words or less.
Why would you like to attend the 2009 Ohio Library Support Staff Institute?
How do you think attending OLSSI will help you & enhance your work?
* OLSSI dates:
Scholarship contest: March 21 – April 21, 2009. Announcement April 24, 2009.
Early Bird Registration: April 1st – May 15th.
Registration- May 15th – July 15th.
OLSSI 2009: August 2 – 4, 2009
www.OLSSI.org * http://www.OLSSI.org/index_files/Page834.htm
Each year the Northern Ohio Technical Services Librarians (NOTSL) awards scholarships to persons currently working in a professional, para-professional, or support position in a technical services area in an Ohio library, or to persons currently taking technical services related course work/training who plan a career in Technical Services.
NOTSL is now accepting applications for scholarships to fund activities that take place in the calendar year, from January to December of 2009.
One of these scholarships will be designated as the Jane Myers Cataloging and Metadata Scholarship and will be awarded to an individual whose focus is primarily on Technical Services Librarianship as it relates to cataloging. Applicants need not indicate that they are applying specifically for this scholarship, but only applicants who meet the Myers Scholarship’s criteria will be considered for this special designation.”
Send your scholarship requests now. The deadline for the 2009 award is December 8th and the recipients will receive the scholarship award notification in early January.
Applications are available on the NOTSL web site at:
http://aplexch/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http://www.notsl.org/NOTSLscholarship_requirements.htm
http://aplexch/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http://www.notsl.org/NOTSLscholarship_form.htm
A list of recent scholarship winners is also available on the NOTSL web site at http://aplexch/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http://www.notsl.org/NOTSLscholarship.htm
For additional information, contact Christopher Thornton, NOTSL Scholarship Chair at
christopher.thornton@case.edu or 216-368-6229.
===================================++ Jennifer Bull Supervisor/Head Cataloger, Technical Services Ashland Public Library, 224 Claremont Avenue Ashland, OH 44805 419.289.8188 ext. 19 jbull@ashland.lib.oh.us www.ashland.lib.oh.us ===================================++
Each year the Northern Ohio Technical Services Librarians (NOTSL) awards scholarships to persons currently working in a professional, para-professional, or support position in a technical services area in an Ohio library, or to persons currently taking technical services related course work/training who plan a career in Technical Services.
NOTSL is now accepting applications for scholarships to fund activities that take place in the calendar year, from January to December of 2009.
One of these scholarships will be designated as the Jane Myers Cataloging and Metadata Scholarship and will be awarded to an individual whose focus is primarily on Technical Services Librarianship as it relates to cataloging. Applicants need not indicate that they are applying specifically for this scholarship, but only applicants who meet the Myers Scholarship’s criteria will be considered for this special designation.”
Send your scholarship requests now. The deadline for the 2009 award is December 8th and the recipients will receive the scholarship award notification in early January.
Requirements and Applications are available on the NOTSL web site at:
http://www.notsl.org/NOTSLscholarship_requirements.htm
http://www.notsl.org/NOTSLscholarship_form.htm
A list of recent scholarship winners is also available on the NOTSL web site at http://www.notsl.org/NOTSLscholarship.htm.
For additional information, contact Christopher Thornton, NOTSL Scholarship Chair at christopher.thornton@case.edu or 216-368-6229.
Margaret Maurer
Associate Professor, Head, Catalog & Metadata Kent State University Libraries & Media Services 370 Library, P.O. Box 5910 Kent, OH 44242-0001 USA
Editor, TechKNOW
mbmaurer@kent.edu
330.672.1702