About the Scholarship Program
We realize attending DrupalCamp Atlanta (DCATL) is a dream for many, which is why we are happy to offer opportunities for scholarships to help reduce the registration costs. Please read the information below about the two awards, the requirements, the selection process and then apply.
- Scholarships are limited to one (1) per person per calendar year.
- Recipients who have received two (2) scholarships in the past will not be eligible for one (1) year following their second award.
- If a scholarship recipient has already received a free DrupalCamp ticket as a sponsor or trainer he/she is not eligible to receive another ticket as part of the scholarship benefits.
Scholarships
Scholarships are awarded based on the impact or influence the applicant has in his/her home region's Drupal community and Drupal adoption. Are you supporting your local community by organizing camps, meetups or other events? Are you training or mentoring promising Drupal talent in an underserved market? Or do you promote Drupal in your home region and help form useful partnerships? Then you should apply for a scholarship. Please give examples of your local initiatives and let us know how your presence at DrupalCon Baltimore would make a difference.
Who makes the selection?
The scholarship recipients are determined by the Atlanta Drupal User's Group (ADUG)
What is required of recipients?
If you are selected to attend, you will be awarded a full or partial grant or scholarship based on your selections below and our total award budget.
In exchange, we ask that you:
- meet any deadlines set by our Coordinators
- follow any provided purchasing or reimbursement instructions
- volunteer 2 or more hours onsite at
Please do not take acceptance of this scholarship lightly. If you accept the offer and spend community funds, but then are unable to attend the conference, you will be ineligible from receiving a grant or scholarship in the future.