[tei-council] Fwd: [tei-board] call for proposals -- SIG Grants

[Laurent Romary]

Council: I need two volunteers to stand in this committee and react  
quickly just before our meeting in APril.
Send me a message telling me if you really really want to be there, or  
if you are just ready to fill in a gap (this will help me to sort  
things out if I have 10 volunteers ;-)).
Thanks,
Laurent

Début du message réexpédié :

> De : Susan Schreibman <susan.schreibman at gmail.com>
> Date : 25 mars 2010 13:18:24 GMT+01:00
> À : TEI Board of Directors <tei-board at lists.village.Virginia.EDU>
> Objet : [tei-board] call for proposals -- SIG Grants
> Répondre à : tei-board at lists.village.Virginia.EDU
>
> All --- rather belatedly I have revised the call from last year and
> paste it in below. Lou -- I believe at the Board meeting you  
> expressed a
> desire to be the Board rep. Laurent -- would you ask Council for two
> people to adjudicate. I closed the grant on Monday the 26th so that we
> might meet during the Council meeting in Dublin and made decisions.
> Could you get me two names ASAP and I will announce, pending any  
> changes
> the Board suggests.
>
> May I ask for any changes by Saturday the 27th.
>
>
> many thanks and forgive the rush
>
> ****************
>
> Grant Call for TEI Special Interest Groups
> Proposals Due 23 April 2010
> Total Call: $8,000
>
> The TEI Board is delighted to announce on foot of the extremely
> successful call for proposals from the 2009 grant call, we are  
> issuing a
> call for 2010 with a significantly increased budget.
>
> All TEI SIGs are eligible to apply. Projects proposed should support  
> the
> goals of the TEI, the objectives of the SIG, and should be carried out
> within the calendar year 2010. Any of the nine SIGs that have been
> approved by Council are eligible to apply:
>
> 1. Correspondence
> 2. Education
> 3. Libraries
> 4. Manuscripts
> 5. Music
> 6. Ontologies
> 7.Scholarly Publishing
> 8. Text and Graphics
> 9. Tools
>
> Applications will be adjudicated according to the following criteria:
>
> • activity contributes to the promotion and development of the TEI;
> • activity is broadly in line with the goals and objectives of the  
> SIG;
> • the SIG is judged able to carry out the proposed activity;
> • deliverables are realistic and can be accomplished within the budget
> and time period proposed.
>
> Although there is no upper amount for any individual proposal,
> applicants should bear in mind that the total amount for this grant  
> call
> is $8,000. Applications must be submitted by the SIG Chairs (although
> the grant can be originated by any SIG member). No more than one
> application per SIG will be accepted.
>
> Proposals should be no longer than three pages (ca. 750 words) and
> should contain the following information:
>
> 1. Name and contact details of proposer
> 2. SIG name
> 3. Narrative addressing the points above
> 4. Amount requested
> 5. Date for final report
>
>
> For further details, please email Susan Schreibman
> susan.schreibman at gmail.com
> The adjudication committee is comprised of
> Susan Schreibman, Chair
> Lou Bernard (Board Representative)
> ?? (Council Representative)
> ?? (Council Representative)
>
> -- 
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> Director
> Digital Humanities Observatory
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Laurent Romary
INRIA & HUB-IDSL
laurent.romary at inria.fr