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Purpose: |
To encourage the study and better understanding of
early American industries in the home, in the shop, on the farm, and on
the sea; also to discover, identify, classify, preserve and exhibit
obsolete tools, implements, and mechanical devices which were used in
early America. |
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Funds available: |
Maximum individual grant, $2,000 |
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Application due date: |
March 15 of each year |
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Awards announced: |
April of each year |
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For information and
applications: |
Justine J. Clerc
Research Grant Coordinator
Lorelton Assisted Living,
2200 W. 14th St., Apt. 129
Wilmington, DE 19805
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Click here to print the 4 page .pdf
application, complete,
and mail to the above address. |
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Guidelines & conditions
of research grants: |
- The project must relate to the purposes of the EAIA.
- Successful applicants will be required to file a report on the
project on a form supplied by EAIA The report must include a
statement of expenditures and then must be filed with the committee
by March 15 the following year.
- An abstract of the grantee's research must be furnished with a
report within 60 days of the scheduled completion of the funded
work. Within a year of completion, grantees will submit an article
reflecting the research for publication in the Chronicle
(quarterly journal) or Shavings (bimonthly newsletter) of
the EAIA
- One copy of the final form of the completed project must be
deposited with the Research Grants Committee, whether or not the
final form is published.
- Official acknowledgment of the support of EAIA must be listed in
any published material connected with the project.
- A research grant may be used to supplement existing fellowships,
scholarships, or other forms of aid. The grant is not to be used to
reduce or substitute for such assistance.
- A research grant will not exceed $2,000 and is not renewable.
- A grant may not be used to pay for salaries in whole or part.
Applicants are asked to give the names and addresses of their local
newspapers so the Research Grants Committee can announce new grant
recipients.
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Reserved.