Ten librarians will be attending this year's American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference with financial assistance from EBSCO/ALA Conference Scholarships. These scholarships pay up to $1,000 for travel and conference-related expenses for librarians who would otherwise be unable to attend.

The following librarians are recipients of this year's EBSCO/ALA Annual Conference Scholarships:

Sherri Baker M.P. Baker Library, Panola College Carthage, Texas		Whitney E. Davison-Turley Cass County Public Library Harrisonville, Mo.
Laurel Bliss Yale Arts Library New Haven, Conn.		Genevieve A. C. Gallagher The New York Public Library, Muhlenberg Branch New York, N.Y.
Deborah Bruce Hartwick College Oneonta, N.Y.		Stacey Greenwell University of Kentucky Libraries Lexington, Ky.
Tracy Kurasaka Brundage Palmer School of Library and Information Science Nutley, N.J.		Jennifer Masciadrelli Millikin University Decatur, Ill.
Scott Collard University of Illinois at Chicago Chicago, Ill.		Beth Thomsett-Scott University of North Texas Denton, Texas

As established by ALA, criteria for the annual conference scholarship require that applicants submit a 250-word essay describing how attending ALA's annual conference would benefit them. Scholarship applicants must be librarians who do not supervise another professional (M.L.S.). For more information on the EBSCO/ALA Conference Scholarships, contact Cheryl M. Malden at 800-545-2433 ext. 3247, or e-mail awards@ala.org.

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Released: May 14, 2002