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Code4Lib 2022 Early Bird registration ends today! NOW IS THE TIME! If you’ve been waiting to register for Code4Lib<https://code4lib.regfox.com/code4lib-2022>, the wait is over. The early bird registration fee of $195 is available through midnight tonight (12 a.m. EST May 3). After today, the fee goes up to $250. Today is also the LAST DAY to purchase a conference T-shirt if you will not be attending in person. T-shirts will not be available for purchase after today, so order yours now! Beginning Tuesday, May 3, the option to register for ONLY pre-con workshops<https://2022.code4lib.org/workshops> will become available. Each pre-con workshop that still has open seats will be available for registration to anyone that would like to attend for only Monday, May 23. Pre-con only registration fees are $50/half-day session. We are thrilled to let you know of a new funding opportunity we’ve just learned about for attending Code4Lib 2022! The DPOE-N (Digital Preservation Outreach & Education Network) has funding left for this academic year. They are willing to support attendees of the Code4Lib Conference. The maximum amount is $2,500 for each application. If you are still considering coming to Buffalo for the conference this month, but funding has been an issue, please consider applying. NOTES: * Even if you have already registered and paid for everything yourself, you can STILL apply for the funding. Once your application is approved, you will be reimbursed for your costs. * The total processing time is about 4-6 weeks. * Only U.S. citizens and residents can apply. You will need to submit a W-9 form for income tax purposes. * For more information and to submit an application for funding, please visit DPOE-N's Professional Development Funding page<https://www.dpoe.network/professional-development-support>. You can directly contact DPOE-N (Natalie Baur: [log in to unmask]) with any questions. Karlen Chase (they/them) <Code4Lib 2022 Buffalo Local Planning Committee Chair> Head of Institutional Repository Services University Libraries University at Buffalo