Call for Nominations (NASIG Marcia Tuttle Grant)

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Date: Mon, 9 Feb 2004
From: Eleanor Cook (Appalachian State Univ.) <eicook_at_apptechnc.net>
Subject: Call for Nominations (NASIG Marcia Tuttle Grant)

The North American Serials Interest Group (NASIG) invites applicants for
the following grant:
THE MARCIA TUTTLE INTERNATIONAL GRANT

PURPOSE:  The grant will provide funding for an individual working in any
area of the serials information chain to foster international communication
and education through activities involving some aspect of serials such as,
but not limited to:  research, collaborative projects, job exchanges, and
presentation of papers at conferences.  Applicants may be either serialists
practicing in North American countries seeking funding for appropriate
activities involving some aspect of serials taking place outside North
American countries, or serialists practicing outside North American
countries seeking funding for appropriate activities involving some aspect
of serials in North American countries.  The grant is named in honor of
Marcia Tuttle.

TERM OF AWARD:  One year.

ELIGIBILITY:  Applicants may be either serialists practicing in North
American countries (defined for this purpose as the United States, Canada,
Mexico, and Greenland) seeking funding for appropriate activities involving
some aspect of serials taking place outside North American countries, or
serialists practicing outside North American countries seeking funding for
appropriate activities involving some aspect of serials in North American
countries.

Applicants must have at least five years of professional experience in the
serials information chain.  Proposed projects must deal with some aspect of
serials and include foreign travel.  Foreign or English language skills
should be adequate to project needs.

HOW TO APPLY:  Applicants should submit the following materials in English:

* a completed application
* a written proposal outlining the project and including proposed completion
dates
* current resume or curriculum vita
* a minimum of three references, including one from the applicant's
supervisor (previous supervisor may be substituted if there is no current
 supervisor) and one from a colleague at a different institution or company
* a letter of support from the foreign institution or collaborator as
 appropriate.

Application forms are available on the NASIG Web Page
<http://nasig.org/award/>.   Applications will only be accepted in
electronic
form.  Completed applications and all related materials should be emailed
to:

Philenese Slaughter
Co-Chair, NASIG Awards & Recognition Committee
Felix G. Woodward Library
Austin Peay State University
Phone:  (931) 221-7741
Email:  slaughterp_at_apsu.edu <mailto:slaughterp_at_apsu.edu>

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