Northern New York Library Network Collection Development Grants
Supports academic libraries in Northern New York to expand and share their collections, enhancing regional access to diverse library resources.
Funder: Northern New York Library Network
Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2026 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Annual grants; typical awards support collection development for academic libraries—exact amounts may vary by institution and year.
Summary: Supports academic libraries in Northern New York to expand and share their collections for enhanced regional resource sharing.
Description
The Northern New York Library Network Collection Development Grants, administered through the New York State Coordinated Collection Development Aid (CCDA) program, are designed to strengthen the collections of academic libraries in Northern New York. The goal is to enhance the depth and breadth of library resources available for regional resource sharing, ensuring that patrons from member libraries have access to a wide array of materials. Grants may be used to acquire print, electronic, and reference materials, including periodicals and databases, provided these resources are accessible for interlibrary lending or on-site use by patrons of other member institutions. The program underscores an ongoing institutional commitment to collection development and collaboration across the region.
