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Beta Phi Mu - Eugene Garfield Dissertation Writing Fellowship in Library & Information Science and Related Fields

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Award amount$3,000 each (up to six fellowships awarded annually)
Last checkedJun 24, 2026

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Award amount
$3,000 each (up to six fellowships awarded annually)
Academic level
Graduate
Discipline
STEM; Public service; Humanities / social sciences
Eligibility
Enrolled in a doctoral-level research program; Institution must have ALA, CILIP, or other Beta Phi Mu Executive Board approved accreditation; Working on a dissertation in Library and Information Science, Information Studies, Informatics, or a related field; Must have met program requirements for advancement to candidacy; For doctoral students who are working on their dissertations in LIS and related fields.; Beta Phi Mu member in good standing
Requirements
Current Vita/Resume detailing education, employment history, and professional activities; Met program requirements for advancement to candidacy; Abstract of dissertation (300 word limit); Letter from Dean or Director indicating dissertation topic approval; Proof of candidacy advancement (all requirements for degree except writing and defense of dissertation completed); Three letters of recommendation
Application materials
Current Vita/Resume; Dissertation abstract; Letter from Dean or Director; Three letters of recommendation; Personal statement; Nominee contact information (name, email address, phone number)

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Eugene Garfield Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship

Official information page for the Beta Phi Mu Eugene Garfield Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, providing eligibility criteria, application requirements, and award details for doctoral students in library and information science.

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