Grants for First-Time Conference Attendees
Each year SCELC awards grants for first-time conference attendance to librarians and staff at SCELC member libraries. Last year, ten recipients were collectively awarded $8,500 from SCELC to cover expenses to attend conferences by our Program and Professional Development Committee (PPDC).
The application process for the 2011–2012 Grant Program has closed.
The 2012–2013 SCELC Conference Grant Program will begin after July 1, 2012.
Should you have any questions, contact us at the SCELC office.
2010–2011 Grant Recipients
Sonia Chaidez
Whittier College
$920 to attend ACRL 2011
Megan Curran
University of Southern California, Norris Medical Library
$885 to attend Medical Library Association Annual Meeting
Terri Dowling
California College of the Arts
$725 to attend VRA + ARLIS/NA Joint Conference
Ninekay FitzClarke
Mills College
$868 to attend ALA Annual Conference
Leigh Swiger Moynihan
Soka University of America
$595 to attend ACRL 2011
Joanna Perez
Whittier College
$1,136 to attend ALA Annual Conference
Andrew Tweet
William Jessup University
$825 to attend ACRL 2011
Cathryn Ziefle
Woodbury University
$745 to attend ACRL 2011
2009–2010 Grant Recipients
Emily Bergman
Occidental College
$986 to attend NASIG
Frances Chu
Western University of Health Sciences
$1,425 to attend Off Campus Library Services Conference
Matthew Goddard
California Baptist University
$1,375 to attend Off Campus Library Services Conference
Amy Hofer
Golden Gate University
$695 to attend CARL
Brooke Hyatt
RAND Corporation
$725 to attend SCELC Colloquium and Vendor Day
Darlene Parker-Kelly
Charles Drew University of Medicine and Science
$695 to attend MLGSCA/NCNMLG
2008–2009 Grant Recipients
Stephanie Ballard
Alliant International University
$840 to attend the Medical Library Association Annual Meeting
Emily Chan
University of the Pacific
$725 to attend the ACRL National Conference
Sarah Clatterbuck
Menlo College
$840 to attend the Innovative Users Group Conference
Douglas Dechow
Chapman University
$840 to attend the ALA Annual Conference
Cody Hennesy
California College of the Arts Libraries
$675 to attend KohaCon 2009
Scott Hines
Palo Alto University (formerly Pacific Graduate School of Psychology)
$675 to attend KohaCon 2009
Michelle Maloney
University of the Pacific
$725 to attend the ACRL National Conference
Christina Parenteau
Claremont University Consortium
$840 to attend LITACamp
Shelley Urbizagastegui
University of La Verne
$840 to attend the LOEX Annual Conference
2007–2008 Grant Recipients
Antoinette Anderson
Claremont University Consortium
$340 to attend the ALA Annual Conference
Jennifer Bidwell
Claremont University Consortium
$274 to attend the ALA Annual Conference
Wai Wai Chan
Logos Evangelical Seminary
$630 to attend the ALA Annual Conference
Pam Crenshaw
Vanguard University of Southern California
$275 to attend the CARL Conference
Daina E. Dickman
Mills College
$620 to attend ALA Annual Conference
Robin Dodds Lang
Point Loma Nazarene University
$965 to attend the Association of Christian Libraries Annual Conference
Daniel Lewis
Huntington Library
$330 to attend the RBMS Annual Preconference
Elena Nipper
Vanguard University of Southern California
$220 to attend the CARL Conference
Joseph Tally
Alliant International University
$619 to attend the GLBT ALMS Conference
Christie Tam
Monterey Institute of International Studies
$980 to attend ALA Annual Conference