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Complete the HSIS Grant Application here.

Application Requirements

Applicants must:

  • Be a current member of NDLA-HSIS and must have been a member the preceding year.

  • Be employed as a practicing librarian.

 Conditions:

  • A successful grant application will include detailed information about the event as well as a narrative describing the professional growth one hopes to achieve.

  • Members may receive more than one grant: however, preference will be given to those who have not previously received the award.

  • Grant money will be awarded after the grantee has attended the conference and submitted a report of the conference experience as well as all receipts for expenses (except per-diem meals and mileage) to the HSIS Chair.

  • The grantee will also share the report at the spring HSIS business meeting.

HSIS Professional Development Grants have been made possible through the efforts of the HSIS Section as host of the Medical Library Association - Midwest Chapter 2014 annual conference. Proceeds from the conference fund a professional development grant for one HSIS member each year. A grant up to $1000 (with grant amounts not to exceed actual expenses) will be awarded to any member who submits a successful grant proposal to the HSIS Executive Board. The Board administers the grant application process and will determine the grantee each year.

This professional development grant is intended to assist members of HSIS in participating in a variety of activities. The grant may be applied to expenses associated with attending a conference such as the annual Medical Library Association conference Midwest Chapter conference, or other conference or training opportunities such as teaching or technology conferences.

Past Recipients:

2018 - Merete Christianson, North Dakota State University, Fargo

2017 - Erika Johnson, University of North Dakota School of Medicine & Health Sciences, Grand Forks

2016 - Kelly Thormodson, University of North Dakota School of Medicine & Health Sciences, Grand Forks

2015 - Dawn Hackman, University of North Dakota School of Medicine & Health Sciences, Grand Forks
          Merete Christianson, North Dakota State University, Fargo




 




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