Chapter Award: ARLIS/NA-Midstates Chapter SEI 2015 Award

ARLIS/NA-Midstates Chapter SEI 2015 Award
The ARLIS/NA-Midstates Chapter is pleased to announce a $300 scholarship for attendance at SEI 2015. The scholarship is available to any Midstates Chapter member or graduate student studying library science or a related field (broadly defined) in the Midstates Chapter region (Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, and Wisconsin). If the recipient of the award is a graduate student and not yet a member of the Midstates Chapter, the award will include a free student membership to ARLIS/NA and the Midstates Chapter for 2015.

 
SEI seeks to provide information professionals with a substantive educational and professional development opportunity focused on digital images, the information and experience needed to stay current in a rapidly changing field, and the opportunity to create and be part of a network of supportive colleagues. The intensive three and a half-day workshop features a curriculum that specifically addresses the requirements of today’s visual resources and image management professionals with courses on intellectual property, metadata, and the digital life cycle. SEI 2015 will be held June 9-12, 2015 at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
Applications for the SEI 2015 Attendance Award are due by 5pm Friday, April 24, 2015.  The application should include a resume and a letter demonstrating your interest in attending the workshop and need for financial support.  Please send the documents via email to rpw@umich.edu , klonbom@ilstu.edu , and amather@artic.edu.
If you have any questions about the scholarship or the application, contact Rebecca Price at rpw@umich.edu.
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ARLIS/NA -TXMX Lois Swan Jones Travel Award – Deadline extended

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Deadline extended to January 19, 2015

2015 Lois Swan Jones Professional Development Award Announcement

The ARLIS/NA Texas-Mexico Chapter is pleased to announce the 2015 Lois Swan Jones Professional Development Award. This $500 award encourages active involvement of a member of the Texas-Mexico Chapter in the ARLIS/NA 43rd Annual Conference held in Fort Worth, Texas, March 19–23, 2015.

The LSJ award honors the memory of Lois Swan Jones, Professor Emerita of art history at the University of North Texas, by underwriting participation of members of the Texas-Mexico Chapter at the ARLIS/na annual meeting. The award committee urges everyone with interest and need to apply, especially first-time conference attendees. To meet the primary requirement, applicants must lack full institutional funding. Previous winners are eligible. A description of the award, application procedure, and a list of previous recipients are available on the Chapter’s website:

http://www.arlis-txmx.org/lsj-award

The deadline for applications is Monday, January 12, 2015. The award committee will announce the winner on Monday, January 26, 2015. Direct all inquiries to the 2015 award committee chair: Lynn Wexler (The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston). Other members of the 2015 committee are Samuel Duncan (Amon Carter Museum of American Art), Beth Dodd (University of Texas, Austin), and last year’s winner, Alison Larson (University of North Texas).

Submitted by Lynn Wexler, Chair, Lois Swan Jones Award Committee

Lynn Wexler

Reference Librarian

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MFAH The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

1001 Bissonnet Street

Houston, TX 77005

  1. 713.353.1510 f. 713.639.7795

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Chapter Award: Announcing the Twin Cities Chapter 2014 Travel Award

On behalf of ARLIS/NA Twin Cities,  I wish to congratulate our travel award recipient, Margit Ahmann Wilson.  

Margit, was also selected as the recipient of the ARLIS/NA 2014 Wolfgang M. Frietag Internship Award.  The Internship Award is given annually to one student in North America preparing for a career in art or architecture librarianship or visual resources curatorship.  Margit is a recent graduate of the MLIS program at the University of Saint Catherine, a member of the Minnesota Center for Book Arts, and an intern in the Walker Art Center Library.
In recognition of Margit’s award, and to ensure she is able to attend this year’s conference to be recognized for her efforts, the Twin Cities chapter is proud to grant her this year’s ARLIS/NA-TC Travel Award.
Watch for Margit in Washington, D.C.!
Shannon Klug
Vice Chair, ARLIS/NA Twin Cities Chapter

Chapter Award: Announcing the 2014 Lois Swan Jones Professional Development Award Winner

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Congratulations Alison Larson! On behalf of the ARLIS/NA Texas-Mexico Chapter, I would like to announce this year’s recipient of the 2014 Lois Swan Jones Professional Development Award. As a MLS student at the University of North Texas and a part-time employee in art reference in the Crouch Fine Arts Library at Baylor University, Alison still finds time to support ARLIS/NA. After volunteering for the role as Exhibits Coordinator for the 2015 ARLIS/NA conference in Fort Worth, the program committee for this year’s conference in Washington, D.C. invited her to serve as a moderator for the session: Meet the Policy Experts. Along with these commitments, Alison spent this last year involved as Discussion Liaison for the ArLiSNAP SIG.

The $500 award will support expenses related to attending her first ARLIS/NA annual conference in Washington, D.C. from May 1–5, 2014. In addition to taking advantage of a broad selection of conference programming, she will write an article on her conference experience for the issue of the Chapter’s newsletter The Medium that follows the conference.

The LSJ award honors the memory of Lois Swan Jones, Professor Emerita of art history at the University of North Texas and charter member of the Texas Chapter. Established in 1992, the award supports and encourages participation of a member of the ARLIS/NA Texas-Mexico Chapter at the national level by helping with conference expenses. Professor Jones authored several standard publications on art information research methods and received the 1996 ARLIS/NA Distinguished Service Award. The combination of her enthusiasm, commitment to education, and love for art history serves as a model for art information professionals.

I would also like to thank our Chapter contributors who made this year’s award possible. For full information about the LSJ award, including a list of previous winners, visit: http://www.arlis-txmx.org/lsj-award

Lynn Wexler

Chair, Lois Swan Jones Professional Development Award Committee


ARLIS/NA Ohio Valley Travel Award: Deadline March 31!

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ARLIS/NA Ohio Valley is accepting applications for the Spring 2014 Travel Award. This year $250 will be awarded to support and encourage involvement in ARLIS/NA activities by helping to defray the costs of attending the 2014 ARLIS/NA 42nd Conference in Washington, DC. Interested ARLIS/NA Ohio Valley chapter members should follow the application procedures outlined below and send as a word attachment to Chris Mannix (cmannix@ccad.edu) or Elizabeth Lantz (elantz@clevelandart.org) by March 31, 2014. The winner will be notified by April 5, 2014.

Not a member? For information on membership in the ARLIS/NA Ohio Valley Chapter please visit http://arlisov.wordpress.com/membership-2/ Reminder – the membership year spans the calendar year from January 1 to December 31.

APPLICATION:

1.      Submit a letter of application to the Travel Award Committee addressing any relevant award criteria and indicating how you will benefit from or contribute to the meeting.

2.      Include information regarding any available travel funding from your institution.

3.      Please include a current resume.

2014 ARLIS/Ohio Valley Travel Award Committee:

Chris Mannix, Public Services Librarian, Columbus College of Art & Design
Phone: 614-222-3272

Elizabeth Lantz, Director of Library and Archives, Cleveland Museum of Art
Phone: 216-707-2538

 


Chapter Award: 2014 Lois Swan Jones Professional Development Award for ARLIS/NA Texas-Mexico Chapter

arlistxmx_2006_ver2The ARLIS/NA Texas-Mexico Chapter is pleased to announce the 2014 Lois Swan Jones Professional Development Award. This $500 award cultivates active involvement of a Texas-Mexico Chapter member in the 42nd ARLIS/NA annual conference held in Washington, D.C., May 1–5, 2014.

The LSJ award honors the memory of Lois Swan Jones, Professor Emerita of art history at the University of North Texas, by underwriting participation of Texas-Mexico Chapter members at the ARLIS/NA annual meeting. The award committee urges everyone with interest and need to apply, especially first-time conference attendees. To meet the primary requirement, applicants must lack full institutional funding. Previous winners are eligible. A description of the award, application procedure, and a list of previous recipients are available on the Chapter’s website:

http://www.arlis-txmx.org/lsj-award

The deadline for applications is Friday, March 7, 2014. The award committee will announce the winner on Tuesday, March 18, 2014. Direct all inquiries to the 2014 award committee chair: Lynn Wexler (The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston). Other members of the 2014 committee are Samuel Duncan (Amon Carter Museum of Art), Beth Dodd (University of Texas, Austin), and last year’s winner, Annie Sollinger (University of Massachusetts, Amherst).

Submitted by Lynn Wexler, Chair, Lois Swan Jones Award Committee


Chapter Award: ARLIS Upstate NY Conference Travel Award

arlisna-colorThe ARLIS/NA Upstate NY chapter is pleased to announce the availability of a $200 conference travel award  to help to defray the expense of attending the 2014 ARLIS/NA Annual Conference, which will be in Washington, D.C., May 1-5. This award is intended to encourage professional development by supporting travel to the conference.

Use the ARLIS Upstate Travel Award Application to apply.

Applications are due by Friday, March 14.

Applicants must be a member of ARLIS Upstate NY and ARLIS/NA. All ARLIS Upstate NY members are eligible for the award. The applicant must be unable to receive full institutional funding toward ARLIS/NA conference travel. Preference will be given to first-time attendees and those who are participating in the conference as a speaker or moderator, or serving as a committee member.