About Carol June Bradley
The Carol June Bradley Award for Historical Research in Music Librarianship was created by the Music Library Association in 2003 through the generous financial support of its namesake. Since Ms. Bradley's death in 2009, MLA has continued to fund the award in her honor. The award exists to support research into the history of music libraries and music librarianship. There are no restrictions as to an applicant's age, nationality, profession, or institutional affiliation. All proposals are reviewed entirely on the basis of merit. The decision of the Bradley Award Committee and the MLA Board of Directors is announced at MLA's annual meeting. Calls for applications are issued in the spring.
2011 Call for Applications
- 2010
- No Award
- 2009
- Stephen Mantz
- 2008
- Jocelyn Arem
- 2007
- Gary Galván
- 2005
- Anita Breckbill and Carole Goebes
- 2004
- C. Rockelle Strader