LE@D and IMLS Scholarship Electronic Request Form

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Scholarship Application Form

IMLS & LE@D Scholarship Application Form

We appreciate your interest in Project IMPACT in Public Libraries and Lifelong Education at Desktop (LE@D) courses. Through a research grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, LE@D is offering four hundred scholarships for participants in this research project and continuing education initiative. To request your LE@D Managing Difficult Patrons with Confidence course scholarship, you may submit the Web form below. Once submitted, your application will be checked to confirm eligibility. (Eligibility restricted to participants in the study and individuals who have not taken the Managing Difficult Patrons with Confidence previously.) After submitting the form, you will receive a confirmation email that indicates your application has been submitted and a follow up email that provides password, start date, and access information for the training.

The course is offered in two week sessions during the fall. Please select the month that you would like to participate in the course and a reminder email will be sent to you 10 days prior to the course start date:

Registration for these sessions has concluded. Thank you for your participation!

First Name

Last Name

Library System

Branch Name

Library Street Address

City

State

Zip code

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Telephone Number

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Years of Library Experience

Job Title

Do You Have a Masters Degree in Library or Information Sciences?

Email Address
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All fields are required

Thank you for your interest in the LE@D courses and this research project. IMPACT in Public Libraries, a joint-funded LE@D IMLS research project, will offer 400 scholarships for the Managing Difficult Patrons with Confidence course. For additional information on courses and programs offered by LE@D please visit the LE@D Web site. If you have any questions or concerns about the IMPACT in Public Libraries research project, please feel free to contact me.

Sincerely,
Teri Dalston
Co-investigator, Project IMPACT in Public Libraries

Email: teri@unt.edu

UNT

For additional information about
Lifelong Education @ Desktop Courses and
other IMLS Funded Projects please visit these Web sites
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