Announcing scholarships to attend the 37th annual Museum Computer
Network conference in Portland, Oregon!

The Museum Computer Network is delighted to offer museum professionals
the opportunity to apply for scholarships that will enable them to
attend the MCN annual conference in November.

The annual meeting provides an occasion where you can meet and learn
from experts on the technology topics challenging today’s museums. It’s
also a great time for networking and establishing new relationships to
strengthen your resources for the coming year.

SCHOLARSHIP BASICS

What? Eight scholarships are available to attend MCN’s 2009 annual
conference. Each stipend includes the full conference registration fee,
free hotel stay, and a US $50.00 stipend to cover additional expenses.

Who? This scholarship is available to museum professionals who meet one
of the following criteria:
• Employed at an institution with no more than 20 permanent staff
• First-time MCN conference attendee.
• New to the profession with less than 2 years experience in the field.

Where?
Museum Information, Museum Efficiency: Doing More with Less
37th Annual MCN Conference
November 11-14, 2009
Portland, Oregon

Why? The annual MCN conference offers tremendous personal and
professional benefits and rewards. Not only do attendees gain
professional knowledge from sessions, they also have the opportunity to
network with professionals from around the world.

How? Complete the MCN 2009 Scholarship Application and Acceptance
Agreement and submit according to instructions available online at
http://www.mcn.edu/conferences/index.asp?subkey=2454.

Submission Deadline: August 15, 2009

Questions? Please contact Jana Hill, 2009 Scholarship Committee chair,
jana [dot] hill [at] cartermuseum [dot] org.

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