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ARMA International Educational Foundation (AIEF)

2009 Graduate Level Scholarship

The ARMA International Educational Foundation (AIEF) has established a 
scholarship program to encourage development of the international records 
and information  management community with an appropriately educated 
records and information management workforce. 

GRADUATE LEVEL SCHOLARSHIP

A Scholarship of $3000 will be awarded annually, in the summer, to a full-time 
student entering the second year  of a graduate records and information 
management program or equivalent library science or archival studies  program 
which contains a significant number of records management and information 
courses at a recognized  university or a college leading to a Masters degree or 
equivalent.

Eligibility and Application Process

Any student enrolled in a recognized graduate program who:

1.	Provides evidence of  the  intention to continue with the second 
year of such a  program;
2.	Submits an outline of  the courses and related papers completed in 
the first year;
3.	Submits evidence of being a member in good standing of ARMA 
International  or another nationally or  internationally recognized information 
management association;
4.	Provides evidence of having attained a grade average of  80% or a B 
average or higher in the first year of  their graduate degree program as    
indicated by the submission of an official transcript;
5.	Prepares a 1000 or more word research essay which thoroughly 
explores an aspect of records and  information management studies.  If 
deemed appropriate by the AIEF, further agrees to allow the AIEF to publish  
the essay;
6.	Agrees to the terms and conditions of the Scholarship; 
7.	Submits one hard copy of a letter of application, the documentation 
indicated above and three letters of  reference from individuals able to 
comment on the applicant’s academic performance, involvement or interest in  
the records and information management community and leadership abilities;
8.	Applications are due by the end of June of 2009 and are to be 
submitted to:	
		Preston W. Shimer, FAI
              	Foundation Administrator
              	ARMA International Educational Foundation
              	1609 Terrie Drive
                	Pittsburgh PA 15241
                	USA

For further information, visit the Foundation Website 
http://www.armaedfoundation.org/scholarship1.html

Adjudication

The applications will be adjudicated by a committee of three Trustees of the 
AIEF, a member of the Board of  Directors, ARMA International, and one non- 
Board or Trustee member drawn from the academic community.  In  addition, 
at least one member shall be a records or information management professional 
residing outside of the  United States.  A majority of the members voting for 
one applicant will be needed for the award to be made.

The scholarship will be announced on the AIEF Web site and at the 2009 ARMA 
International Conference  following the determination of the award.

If, in the opinion of the adjudication committee, no applications received in a 
given year warrant an award, none  will be given in that year. At this time a 
maximum of one scholarship will be awarded in any given year.

Payment

Payment will be made in two equal installments, at the beginning of each 
education term. Each check will be  sent to the collegiate institution to which 
the successful applicant is attending within 15 days of receipt of a letter  from 
the head of the relevant studies program indicating that the student has 
commenced full-time studies.  Failure to submit such letters within 30 days of 
beginning of each term will result in the forfeiture of the  scholarship.

Records

All records relating to the adjudication, except the name and address of the 
recipient and the student essay, are  destroyed one year after the final 
payment is issued.

OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS, AWARDS, AND PRIZES

From time to time and due to a variety of circumstances including untimely or 
tragic death, planned giving or  regular or one time donations, the AIEF may 
create scholarships, awards, or prizes which are suitable to the  
circumstances. These may be of varying duration depending on the level of 
funding and may be through the AIEF  or in partnership with others, including, 
but not limited to records and information management education  programs, 
and records and information management institutions, organizations and 
associations.

FUNDING
 
The AIEF will seek funding to support its scholarships, fellowships, awards and 
prizes as they are developed. The  Foundation will establish a specific 
budgetary process to document such funding.

Funding will be sought from:

1.	ARMA International donations
2.	ARMA Chapter donations
3.	Raffles and Drawings at Chapter functions and the annual 
             ARMA International Conferences
4.	Corporate donations
5.	Memorial giving
6.	Living wills
7.	Partnerships
8.	Other resources as appropriate

For additional information, 
contact:			Preston W. Shimer, FAI
              		Foundation Administrator
                		ARMA International Educational Foundation
                		1609 Terrie Drive
                 		Pittsburgh PA 15241
                 		USA
			+1-412-221-1736
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