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====== CERL Internship and Placement Grant ====== | ====== CERL Internship and Placement Grant ====== | ||
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- | Since 2013 CERL awards a Grant every year, of the value of 1,000 Euros, to allow qualified librarians | + | **CERL INTERNSHIP |
- | This grant can only be assigned once to the same person. Applications not selected but positively vetted will be notified that they can be put in again for the next round.\\ | + | Annually, CERL offers up to three Internship and Placement Grants, to the value of 1,000 Euros each, to allow qualified librarians and scholars to work on CERL projects in CERL libraries, or in CERL offices, and to be trained on CERL databases, generally for a period of one month. |
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+ | In particular, CERL is looking to support people new to the profession, whether in librarianship or in academia, and to facilitate international mobility. | ||
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+ | CERL member libraries propose projects suitable to the CERL Grant. Applicants may apply to these, or suggest a different proposal in agreement with another host library, which must itself be a member of CERL. The internship should normally take place within the period January-September. | ||
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+ | Information on the 2020 internships offered by member libraries is available [[https:// | ||
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+ | A grant can only be assigned once to the same person. Applications not selected but positively vetted will be notified that they can be put in again for the next round. | ||
A written report for the CERL webpage and Newsletter, and/or a presentation in person will be expected at the end of the internship/ | A written report for the CERL webpage and Newsletter, and/or a presentation in person will be expected at the end of the internship/ | ||
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**APPLICATION PROCEDURE** | **APPLICATION PROCEDURE** | ||
- | The applicant | + | Your application |
- | **Deadline: The 2014 round is now closed. A new call for applications will be announced in June 2015.**\\ | + | If the applicant |
- | Address: Consortium of European Research Libraries, Finsbury Business Centre, 40 Bowling Green Lane, London EC1R 0NE, UK.\\ | + | ** RECIPIENTS OF 2018/19 GRANTS** |
- | Or e-mail the application | + | The CERL Grant Committee is very pleased |
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+ | 1) To catalogue the collection of incunabula at the University Library of Cambridge to Marianna Morreale, with a degree in Archival and Library Studies from the University of Rome, Italy, a Master in Museology and Cultural Heritage Management from the Catholic University of Milan, and internship experience (“Torno subito” from Regione Lazio) working on the digital provenance archive at the Marciana National Library, Venice. | ||
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+ | 2) To catalogue the collection of incunabula at the Huntington Library, San Marino to Martyna Grzesiak, a DPhil Student in Italian and Book History at the University of Oxford who is working on the distribution and use of the Bibles printed in Italian in the fifteenth century, and to Maria José Rucio Zamorano, Head of the Manuscripts and Incunabula Department of the National Library of Spain, Madrid, with expertise in Iberian incunabula. As Ms Rucio Zamorano was unable to go to the US, the grant was offered to Elena Fogolin, a graduate of the University of Udine with an Erasmus + at the Gutenberg Museum of Mainz. | ||
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+ | 3) To catalogue the collection of incunabula at the Beinecke Library, Yale, to Niamh Delaney, Assistant Librarian in the Special Collections Department of the University of Liverpool, with degrees from the University of Glasgow and St Andrews and a Master in Library and Information Studies from University College, London. | ||
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+ | 4) To work on CERL’s PDA in The Hague (Digital Humanities Grant) to Fabiano Cataldo de Azevedo, Professor of the Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UNIRIO), where is part of the School of Librarianship and teaches History of the Book and Libraries. A member of IFLA's Rare Books and Special Collection Section, initially as a Corresponding Member (2014-2015) and later as a member of the Standing Committee (2015-2019). As Prof. Cataldo was unable to go to The Hague the grant was offered to Lucrezia Signorello, a graduate of Rome La Sapienza University with working experience at ICCU and other Rome libraries. | ||
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+ | The Huntington and Cambridge offered matching funds to secure longer internships. | ||
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+ | The Beinecke offered a full grant and also invited last year’s grantees, Beatrice Alai and James Missons, to spend another period working with their incunabula collections. | ||
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+ | ** RECIPIENTS OF 2017/18 GRANTS** | ||
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+ | 25 February 2018: The CERL Grant Committee is very pleased to announce the conferment of four CERL Grants: | ||
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+ | to Ester Peric, a Master student in Italian Philology and Book History from the University of Udine, Italy, with experience in archival documents and an Erasmus + in Manchester spent cataloguing incunabula at the John Rylands University Library. Peric gained a place in the four-year Doctorate programme ' | ||
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+ | 3) To catalogue the collection of incunabula at the Beinecke Library in Yale: {{: | ||
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+ | The three hosting libraries offered matching funds to secure a longer internship. A report of their activities is available [[https:// | ||
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+ | 25 applications were received from Australia (1), Austria (1), Canada (1), Hungary (1), Italy (12, 4 of which living abroad), Japan (1), Spain (1), Netherlands (3), New Zeland (1), UK (1), US (1), Poland (1). | ||
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+ | 8 Male and 17 female. 11 librarians or library trainees or students, 14 early career scholars. | ||
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+ | **RECIPIENTS OF 2016/17 GRANTS** | ||
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+ | 1 May 2017, three Interns started work on enriching MEI entries for the incunables held at the Koninklijke Bibliotheek, | ||
+ | * Ruben Celani (Italy) | ||
+ | * Judit Kolumban (Romania) | ||
+ | * Maria O'Shea (Ireland) | ||
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+ | The KB was able to offer a Gerard van Thienen Grant to Lauren Leenders (the Netherlands), | ||
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+ | A report of their activities is available [[https:// | ||
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+ | **RECIPIENTS OF 2015 GRANTS** | ||
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+ | CERL received 21 applications. | ||
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+ | A grant was awarded to Francesca Rocchi, a graduate in Latin Palaeography of La Sapienza University, Rome, with previous internship experience at the Biblioteca Casanatense in Rome, to work within the Special Collections Department of the Bodleian Library, Oxford. A report of her activities is available [[https:// | ||
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+ | A grant was awarded to Thomas Theyssens, a graduate in Early Modern History from the University of Louvain, with a Master in Heritage Management in Libraries from the University of Antwerp, to work within the Printed Heritage Collections Department of the British Library, London. A report of his activities is available [[https:// | ||
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+ | More information about the 2015 awards is available [[collaboration: | ||
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+ | **RECIPIENT OF 2014 GRANT** | ||
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+ | 2014 - Angéline Rais - Cataloguing the incunabula collection of Lambeth Palace Library in the Material Evidence in Incunabula (MEI) database.\\ | ||
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