The Kodak Fellowship will be awarded each year to a student of merit who intends to pursue a career in the field of moving image archiving. The student selected as the Kodak Fellow will receive:

• A $4,000 scholarship for the upcoming academic year. Funds will be sent to the student’s educational institution and credited toward tuition and/or registration fees.
• Complementary registration to the AMIA Conference. Reimbursements and/or a per diem will also be provided to cover travel, hotel accommodations, and other reasonable costs.
• A six-week summer internship at Kodak and other film restoration facilities in Los Angeles. Transportation and housing will be provided at no cost, and the student will be paid an hourly wage to offset other living expenses. See http://www.amianet.org/events/kodak.php

AMIA Scholarship Program

AMIA administers the first scholarship program of its kind designed specifically for students wishing to pursue careers in moving image archiving. Currently the program awards five annual scholarships - the Mary Pickford Scholarship, the Sony Pictures Scholarship, The Rick Chace Foundation Scholarship, the Universal Studios Preservation Scholarship and the CFI Sid Solow Scholarship. These scholarships - each in the amount of $4,000 - are given as financial assistance to students of merit who intend to pursue careers in moving image archiving. The funds are sent directly to the recipients' educational institutions to help cover the costs of tuition or registration fees. Students from any country may apply.

See http://www.amianet.org/events/schprogram.php

The Image Permanence Internship in Preservation Research (IPI)

The student selected as the IPI Intern receives a $5000 stipend to be used for living expenses during the three-month internship and reimbursement of travel fares to and from Rochester, New York related to the IPI Internship.

See http://www.amianet.org/events/ipi.php