ALA Christopher J. Hoy/ERT Scholarship

$5,000

March 01, 2019

Awards Available: See Description

Scholarship Description

The Christopher J. Hoy/ERT Scholarship was named for a long time ALA staff member, who once directed the ALA Conference Services Office for more than two decades. This scholarship was funded with donations from Christopher J. Hoy and the Exhibits Round Table (ERT) to honor his memory.

Applicants must be a U.S. or Canadian citizen or permanent resident. Attend ALA-accredited master's program with no more than 12 semester hours towards MLS/MLIS/MIS prior to June 1st of year awarded. Applicants must submit a personal statement.

For more information about this award, please visit our website.

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ALA, HR Development & Recruitment

50 East Huron Street

Chicago, IL 60611-2795

scholarships@ala.org

800-545-2433 x4279

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