Access Services Conference Support Staff Travel Scholarship
Call for Nominations
Do you know a support staff member who deserves special recognition for their work and dedication in Access Services?
For the third year, the Access Services Conference will be presenting the Access Services Conference Support Staff Travel Scholarship to two individuals who have demonstrated outstanding work in our field.
Criteria for the Access Services Conference Support Staff Travel Scholarship
The Access Services Conference Support Staff Travel Scholarship is sponsored by the Access Services Conference. The award recognizes two support staff members for outstanding work and commitment in the field of Access Services. The recipients will receive a citation, travel funding, and registration for the Annual Access Services Conference held November 14-16, 2018 at the Georgia Tech Global Learning Center.
To qualify for the award, the candidate must be employed as library support staff serving in one of the fields of Access Services (circulation, reserves, collection maintenance, interlibrary loan/resource sharing, or other related areas.) Suitability for the award will be considered based on the demonstration of outstanding work and commitment in the field of Access Services.
To be considered for this award, please submit two letters: one from the dean, director, or supervisor of the staff member addressing the criteria detailed above; and one from the nominee, briefly describing how they might benefit from attending the conference.
Letters of nomination should include:
- Nominee’s full name, work address, telephone number, and email address
- Background on the nominee’s career in libraries
- Description of the nominee’s achievements in the field of Access Services
Self-nominations will be accepted.
Deadline for nominations is July 20, 2018.
Nomination letters and questions can be submitted to Sarah Mangrum, Distinguished Achievement in Access Services Award Chair at Sarah.Rials@usm.edu or contacted at 601-266-4251.
The Award Committee:
Past Recipients
2015
2016
2017
2015
Jacquie Frank, Montana State University Library
Kaia Sievert, University of Minnesota
2016
Erin Beach, Northwestern University
Rita Dickey, Tallahassee Community College
2017
Bryan Feyerherm, Oregon State University
Karlene Clark, University of North Dakota
