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Find similar grantsMinde Browning Professional Development Fund Grant is sponsored by The Indianapolis Foundation Library Fund. This grant supports professional development opportunities for library staff in eligible libraries within Marion County, Indiana.
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Minde Browning Professional Development Fund Application – The Indianapolis Foundation Donate to Flood Relief Effort info@indianapolisfoundation. org Librarians and staff at eligible Marion County libraries must use this form to request funds from the Minde Browning Professional Development Fund. Application should be submitted at least 60 days before the proposed event.
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Category #1: Registration/Tuition Category #2: Travel (use federal mileage rate) Category #4: Meals (use federal per diem rate for city where event will take place) Total Amount From 5 Budget Categories (automatically calculated) Request to Minde Browning Fund Please enter an amount between $0 - $1500 Please provide a short budget narrative (2-5 sentences) explaining how costs were determined and explaining what “other costs” includes.
Does your school provide any support for professional development? How much is your school contributing to the cost of attending this professional development opportunity? If this request is not awarded, will you attend the event anyway?
If you will still attend, please explain how you will cover the costs of the training without Minde Browning funds. If awarded, I agree to use the funds as granted. If awarded, following the completion of the event, I will submit a report to The Indianapolis Foundation, including any completion record or final grade for the course, if the opportunity is professional coursework.
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Minde Browning Professional Development Fund Grant is funded by The Indianapolis Foundation Library Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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