The David A. Kronick and Charles W. Sargent Visiting Fellowship was endowed by the Bowden-Massey Foundation to study a specific aspect of health sciences librarianship, such as educational initiatives, scientific publishing, library management, and information science in order to learn from others, improve practices, and share what is learned. One fellowship is awarded each year to supplement expenses involved in visiting (in-person and/or virtually) two or more health sciences libraries or knowledge centers in North America. The applicant must hold a graduate degree in library science; be a practicing health sciences librarian with at least one year of professional experience; be a member of the Medical Library Association; and be a citizen of or have permanent residence status in either the United States or Canada. The application should show how the proposed project will contribute conceptually and practically to the applicant's competence and library or information management-related practices. The applicant's proposal should contain the title, goals, objectives, methodology, significance, and budget of the project and proposed means of disseminating the results. The applicant must submit a current CV or resume, including a list of disseminated works; and one letter of support from the applicant's director or supervisor. Please visit the fellowship's website or contact the Medical Library Association for more information.