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Are you interested in applying
for an IMLS grant? The links below will help you find
the right grant for your institution, and introduce you
to the process of applying so you can properly prepare
for your application. The 2009
Grant Opportunities Guide (PDF, 463KB) also provides
a general overview of all IMLS grant programs.
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The Application Process |
1. Search for available grants
Grant programs and deadlines can be sorted by name, by
eligible institution type, and by project type. View available
grants by selecting a sorting option below.
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2. Check eligibility
requirements
Eligibility criteria will vary by program. Checking the
program-specific criteria will help you ensure you're
applying for the right grant for your institution. Read
more.
3. Download or request application
and guidelines
Download or request applications and read through the
application guidelines carefully to get all the information
you need on the grant program. Paper
copies can be requested by e-mailing imlsinfo@imls.gov.
4. Compose your application
Use the Applicant Tools & Materials links on the right
to help you compose a stronger, more competitive application.
5. Contact a program officer
We welcome calls from applicants and are happy to answer
any questions about the grant application and review process.
Conversations with program officers can provide useful
guidance and help you to explore how your idea may match
the goals of a grant program. Contact
us.
6. Submit your application
Consult our submission guidelines to ensure we will receive
your application, complete and on-time. Read
more.
7. What happens next?
Learn how applications are reviewed and when grant announcements
are made. Read
more.
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IMLS programs do
not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin,
sex, handicap, or age. For further information, write to
the Civil Rights Officer, Institute of Museum and Library
Services, 1800 M Street, NW, 9th Floor, Washington, DC 20036-5802. |
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