The Roger K. Summit Scholarship

The Roger K. Summit Scholarship, awarded annually by Dialog, was established to honor Dr. Roger K. Summit, the founder of Dialog, for his outstanding contributions to the field of information science.

In 2012 the Roger K. Summit Scholarship will be open to all LIS students worldwide. Applicants must be students who are currently enrolled in a library and information science program. The scholarship recipient, who must have demonstrated outstanding interest or performance in electronic information services, is selected based upon the following criteria:

• Academic achievement
• Demonstrated interest in electronic information services, based on course work, research and experience
• Faculty recommendations

Learn more about the scholarship, or apply here

2011 Scholarship Winner
The 2011 Roger K. Summit Scholarship awarded to Justin T. Daras, a graduate student at the Simmons College Graduate School of Library and Information Science. Read more about the 2011 award.

2010 Scholarship Winner
2010 Roger K. Summit Scholarship awarded to Andrea Baer, a student in the School of Information Sciences at the University of Tennessee. Read more about the 2010 award.

Read about previous scholarship winners.