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Funding: Guide to Selected Resources
Guides and Directories at Green
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Guides and Directories at Green Library
Information Center
- Annual Register of Grant Support. A Directory of Funding
Source. 38th edition. Information Today. Medford, NJ, 2005.
(Green Library Information Center Ready Ref. AS 911 A2) - Electronic
version by individual subscription available at www.infotoday.com.
Describes over 3,500 grant support programs of government agencies,
public and private foundations, corporations, community trusts,
unions, educational and professional associations, and special
interest organizations. Covers broad spectrum of interests; programs
for graduate and postgraduate levels. Contains four indexes: Subject,
Organization and Program, Geographic and Personnel. Includes section
on program planning and proposal writing.
- FC Search, The Foundation Center's Database on CD-ROM.
Version 9.0. The Foundation Center. 2005. (Green Library Information
Center Desk) One CD and User Manual - CD contains data
files on grantmakers and their recent grants. The Grantmaker file
on CD records more than 78,300 grantmakers. The Grants file contains
info on more than 335,700 recent grants of $10,000 and more.
- The Foundation Directory 26th Edition. David G. Jacobs,
Editor. compiled by the Foundation Center. New York, 2004. (Green
Library Information Center Ready Ref. LB 2338 F4) - Published
since 1960, annual reference source for information about private
and community grant making foundations in the USA. Describes 10,000
grants to recipient organizations selected for this edition, including:
independent foundations, company-sponsored foundations, operating
foundations, community foundations. Organized by state and in
alpha order by foundation.
- The Grants Register 2005, The Complete Guide to Postgraduate
Funding
Worldwide. 23rd edition, (Listing over 2,200
awards from 48 countries). Palgrave Macmillan, New York, 2004.
(Green Library Information Center Ready Ref. LB 2338 G7) - Detailed,
comprehensive survey of awards intended for students at or above
postgraduate level. Contains up-to-date information about the
availability of, and eligibility for, non-refundable postgraduate
and professional awards worldwide. Part 1 incorporates directory
of sponsoring organizations and programs they offer. Part 2 documents
a subject and eligibility guide to awards. Includes also indices
of awards, and awarding organizations.
- Scholarships, Fellowships and Loans. A Guide to Education-Related
Financial Aid Programs For Students and Professionals.
Project Editor Matthew Miskelly. 21st Edition. Thomson Gale, Detroit,
New York, San Francisco, 2004. (Green Library Information Center
Ready Ref. LB 2338 F4) - Contains descriptive listing on awards
programs and their administering organizations including: Federal
Programs, AmeriCorps, State Higher Education Agencies and more.
Also incorporate five indices: Field and Study, Legal Residence,
Place of Study, Special Recipient, Sponsor and Scholarship.
- 2003-2005 Money for Graduate Students in the Social &
Behavioral Sciences, Gail Ann Schlachter, R David Weber.
Reference Service Press. EL Dorado Hills, California, 2003. (Green
Library Information Center Ready Ref. LB2337.2 .M667) - A list
of Fellowships, Grants, Awards, Traineeships, and other funding
programs set aside to support graduate study, training, research,
and creative activities in the social and behavioral sciences;
recommended financial aid resources, and a set of five indexes:
sponsor, residency, tenability, subject, and deadline. Lists programs
open only to graduate students, and only “free” money
that does not required repayment.
- 2003-2005 Money for Graduate Students in the Arts &
Humanities. Gail Ann Schlachter, R David Weber. Reference
Service Press, EL Dorado Hills, California, 2003. (Green Library
Information Center Ready Ref. LB2337.2 .M664) - A list of Fellowships,
Grants, Awards, Traineeships, and other funding programs set aside
to support graduate study, training, research, and creative activities
in the arts and humanities; recommended financial aid resources,
and a set of five indexes: sponsor, residency, tenability, subject,
and deadline.
Related Resources
- The College Blue Book. 31st edition. Macmillan Reference
USA. New York, 2003 (Education Library Reference LA226
.C685) - Annual editions issued in several volumes with distinctive
sub-titles, e.g.: Narrative descriptions; Tabular data; Degrees
offered by college and subject; Occupational education; Scholarships,
fellowships, grants and loans; Distance learning programs. An
electronic book available through the World Wide Web.
- The Scholarship book. Editor Daniel J. Cassidy. Prentice
Hall. Englewood Cliffs New Jersey. 2004. (Education Library
Reference LB2337.2 .C37 2004) - “The comprehensive
guide to private-sector scholarships, grants and loans for undergraduates."
- National directory of scholarships, internships, and fellowships
for Latino
students. Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute. Washington
DC. 2003.
(Education Library Reference LB2337.2 .N385 2003-2004)
- National directory of corporate giving. Editor David
Clark. The Foundation Center. New York. 2004. (Law Library
Reference HV89 .N26)
- Short-term study abroad : the most complete guide to summer
and short-term study abroad. IIEPassport Study Abroad Print
Directories. New York, 2004. (Education Library Reference
LB2375 .S8) - Institute of International Education’s annual
publication. Related electronic resource http://www.iiepassport.org/
Electronic resources
- Foundation Grants
to Individuals. The Foundation Center. 2005 - Online continuation
of previous annual print editions. Available by individual subscription.
Electronic resource for scholarships, fellowships, grants, awards
and other financial support that lists more than 6,000 foundation
programs.
- Funding
your education. U.S. Dept. of Education, Student Financial
Assistance.
Federal Student Aid. 2003/2004- Updated annually; Online version
of formerly distributed to depository libraries print version;
Issued also in Spanish: Cómo pagar su educación,
and in ERIC version microfiche.
- Federal
student aid handbook Also known as: FSA handbook. U.S. Dept.
of Education, Federal Student Aid, 2003- Electronic edition (previously
in print) of series of Federal Documents on Federal Pell Grant
program, campus-based programs, Direct Loan and FFEL programs,
Student eligibility and State Grant programs.
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