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    Conference Grants from the Association for Recorded Sound Collections support newcomers' conference and workshop attendance to encourage mentoring, professional development, and scholarship on sound recordings.

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    Funder: Association for Recorded Sound Collections

    Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Complimentary conference, workshop, and awards banquet registration, plus travel and lodging reimbursement typically up to US$750

    Summary: Supports newcomers attending ARSC's annual Conference and Workshop to encourage mentoring, professional development, and scholarly work on sound recordings.

    Key Information: The applicant requirements specify that applicants must be planning to attend their first ARSC conference.


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    The Association for Recorded Sound Collections (ARSC) Conference Grants Program helps newcomers attend its annual Conference and Workshop and become more active in the association. Administered by the ARSC Conference Grants Committee, it supports students, recent graduates, early-career professionals, and researchers working with sound recordings. Its goals include expanding conference participation, promoting mentoring and professional development, and advancing scholarly research and publication.

    The program particularly values interest in ARSC committee service, publication in the ARSC Journal, and conference presentations. It also seeks to reduce barriers to participation, encouraging applications from people in groups that have historically faced obstacles to involvement, especially those who would otherwise be unable to attend. Applicants from all backgrounds may apply.


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