Current Scholarships & Fellowships Recipients

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2020 Scholarship & Fellowship Recipients

• Sarah Rebecca Reed Scholarship
  Tobias Paul
  University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
• Blanche E. Woolls Scholarship for School Library Media Service
  Nicole Pereversoff
  University of Western Ontario
• Harold Lancour Scholarship for Foreign Study
• Erin Eldermire, Head of the Flower-Sprecher Veterinary Library, Cornell University Library.
  For a project to research and create guidance for best practices in searching the grey literature for evidence syntheses (ES) in agriculture and searching scholarly literature originating in Latin America, as well as learning about support that currently exists for information specialists and researchers in Latin America conducting ES, and/or the support that they need for further ES capacity development.
• Frank B. Sessa Scholarships for Continuing Education of Beta Phi Mu Members
  March winners: Heather Arrington (Wayne State, At-Large)
  Laurie Fuentes (Texas Woman's University, Beta Lambda Chapter)
  Sarah Cruz Mendoza (University of South Florida,  Beta Phi Chapter)
  Sara Quashnie (University of Illinois, Alpha Chapter)
  Katy Sternberger (Simmons University, Beta Beta Chapter). 
  September winners: TBA

• Eugene Garfield Doctoral Dissertation Fellowships
  Houda El mimouni, Drexel University
  “Robotic Telepresence in the Classroom and Values”
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  Jiangen He, Drexel University
  “Predictive and Visual Analytics of Scientific Development”​
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  Wenqing Lu, Simmons University
  “Using Social Media Tools for Collaborative Learning: An Mixed-Method Study on Academic Group Work by Worldwide iSchool Students”
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  Lassana Magassa, University of Washington
  “'I am Not Computer Savy': A Look into the Everyday Digital Literacy Level of Formerly Incarcerated People Using a Novel Holistic Digital Literacy Framework”​
  *****
  Martin Nord, University of Western Ontario
  “Documents and the Positioning of the Moral Self: The United Church of Canada's Reconciliation Documents”
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  ​Bonnie Tulloch, University of British Columbia
  “Do the Ends Justify the Memes? Exploring the Relationship between Youth, Internet Memes, and Digital Citizenship”