Overview
Share ThisAll proposals submitted for IMLS competitive awards are reviewed by library and museum professionals who know the needs of communities, can share promising practices, and are well versed in the issues and concerns of museums and libraries today. Peer reviewers dedicate their time and expertise to advance the highest professional practices in the field. The IMLS review process is well respected, and the success of our grant programs is largely due to the expertise of our reviewers.
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The IMLS Office of Library Services
The IMLS Office of Library Services offers opportunities to serve as a reviewer for the following grant programs: Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian program, Native American Library Services: Enhancement Grants, Native Hawaiian Library Services program, and National Leadership Grants for Libraries. If you would like to be in our database of potential reviewers, please complete the library reviewer form: -
The IMLS Office of Museum Services
The IMLS Office of Museum Services offers opportunities to serve as a reviewer for the following grant programs: Museums for America, National Leadership Grants for Museums, 21st Century Museum Professionals Program, Museum Grants for American Latino History and Culture, Native American/Native Hawaiian Museum Services Program, Museum Grants for African American History and Culture, Museums Empowered, and Inspire! Grants for Small Museums. If you would like to be in our database of potential reviewers, please complete the museum reviewer form:
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