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Recruiting 21st Century Scholars
Receive a Two-Year Fellowship for your doctoral degree without
leaving your current position through the
University of North Texas School of Library and Information Sciences'
Distance-Independent Ph.D. Program
Designed to Educate Future Faculty In Public Libaries
and School Media Librarianship

Classes Begin Summer 2005
DEADLNE FOR APPLICATION COMPLETION: December 15, 2004

Carol Simpson, Ed.D.
Assoc. Professor - School of Library & Information Sciences
University of North Texas
PO Box 311068
205 Chestnut, ISB #205
Denton, TX 76203
940-565-3776 (voice)
940-565-3101 (fax)
carol_simpson@unt.edu



>>>SEE NOTE BELOW<<<

Fellowship includes:
**Web-Supported paid tuition for the coursework portion of the
doctoral
pursuits
**Computer with Broadband Connectivity Provided Free
**Mentoring by faculty and professionals in the field
**Paid transportation to Ph.D. Institutes  located at UNT

The University of North Texas School of Library & Information
Sciences'
successes with the online School Media program, delivery of numerous
graduate courses in a Web Institute format, experiences with mediated
doctoral courses, and an interdisciplinary faculty provide the
foundation
for this opportunity.

We especially encourage members of underrepresented groups to apply.
If
you are interested in participating in a blended learning environment
of
distance education and on-site interaction, Apply Today!

For admission information visit the Ph.D. Admission Website :
http://web2.unt.edu/isdocs/admissions/process.html

>>>NOTE<<<

The deadline for the application to be complete is December 15;
however, since this notification is coming out so late we will allow the
following exception:

- If the SLIS application, vita/resume, writing sample, and personal
statement have been received at SLIS by December 15, and

- If the graduate school application process is started to the point
where everything (transcripts, GRE scores, etc.) has been requested to
be sent to UNT by December 15,

- Then, we will grant an extension to the deadline.  Everything for the
application process must be requested by December 15, but we will allow
until January 14, 2005 for everything to be received at UNT.  Since
there is a break at most colleges and universities during this time, it
is imperative that the process be well under way by December 15 to meet
the extended deadline.

If there are any questions about the program, please contact the
Program/Project Coordinator, Michael Pullin, at mpullin@unt.edu.

If there are any questions about the application process, please
contact the IS PhD Coordinator, Jurhee Curtis, at jcurtis@unt.edu.

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