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FAIC Individual Professional Development Scholarship is sponsored by Foundation for Advancement in Conservation (FAIC). FAIC offers scholarships to help Professional Associates and Fellows defray the costs of professional development. Projects may include attending seminars, courses, and research.
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Individual Professional Development Scholarship - American Institute for Conservation Individual Professional Development Scholarship Scholarships support costs associated with attending professional development events and research projects. These funds are meant to support activities outside of AIC and FAIC programs. Projects must take place within the twelve months following the application deadline.
Funding for these scholarships come from the FAIC Professional Development Endowment. All individual AIC members may apply. Appropriateness of project to furthering the applicant’s professional development.
Plan to disseminate knowledge and skills gained from project. Appropriateness of budget; financial need may be considered. Completeness of application.
Preference may be given to applicants who have not received recent support from FAIC. Applications are submitted through an online application portal. When you enter the portal, you will be prompted to login to the system using a login ID and password.
This system is not currently synced with F/AIC’s main database, so your login information may be different. If you do not have an account in the system, you can quickly set one up before you begin your application.
The online form will take you through four sections of the application: Applicant (name and contact information, anonymous resume/CV) Project (description of the project, how it will help you advance professionally, how you will share information gained with others) Reference (name and email of references) Budget (project costs and funding request) Two references must be submitted electronically.
Once an applicant submits their reference information, the references will receive an email with a link directly to the application portal where they will complete a brief form regarding their support for the application. Recommendations submitted will not be visible to the applicant.
In an effort to remove bias from the application review, we ask that you submit a version of your CV/resume that does not include your name, address, email, or phone number. Please remove that information and save the document as a PDF with a file name such as Anonymous CV. You can save and return to your application later to complete it.
When you are satisfied with your responses, “save and finalize” to submit your application. Once the application has been submitted, you cannot return to edit the form. Applications are reviewed by members of the AIC Education and Training Committee and a recommendation is made to the FAIC board for approval.
Reviewers will follow the Reviewer Guidelines and an established evaluation rubric based on the criteria for review to evaluate all applications. Notification of awards are made six to eight weeks after the application deadline. All applicants will receive a notification letter via email to notify them of the status of their application following the review.
Awardees will also receive their letter via DocuSign and must sign and return their letter in order for the funding to be sent. Awards of $600 or more require a W9 form from awardees who are US residents, as these funds are subject to taxes (awardees will receive a 1099 tax form at the beginning of the calendar year for taxable funding received the previous year).
Awardees within the US will receive a check in the mail shortly after the documents are submitted to FAIC. Awardees outside the US must complete a wire transfer form and the funding will be sent via wire transfer shortly after the documents are submitted to FAIC.
A final report consisting of a 500 - 1,000 word narrative, at least two images, and a final financial report summarizing the expenses and sources of revenue is due within 13 months of the application deadline (March 15 and October 15). Final reports should be sent to funding@culturalheritage. org and are required to be eligible for future funding.
Reports may be published in part or in full by FAIC, including posting on our website. February 15 and September 15 funding@culturalheritage. org 727 15th Street, NW, Suite 500 contact@culturalheritage.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: All individual AIC members may apply. Projects must occur within 12 months of the application deadline. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
FAIC Individual Professional Development Scholarship is funded by Foundation for Advancement in Conservation (FAIC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
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