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Graduate Student Conference Fund Application


GOG is pleased to announce up to $300 in funds (per application) to help graduate students present at conferences. The fund is administered by the Forum Committee and is available to a maximum of eight students per academic year. A maximum of four students will be awarded each semester, two from “hard”/natural science departments (Biology, Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, Geology, Mathematics, and Physics) and two from social science and humanities departments (English, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Clinical and Social Psychology, and Visual and Cultural Studies). Only two students from the same department may be funded in the same year.

The GOG fund will help defray:
» Transportation costs to and from the conference venue
» Conference registration and/or membership dues required to present at the conference
» Miscellaneous costs required to present

GOG will choose awardees based on the quality of their abstracts and the degree to which the conferences they are attending support their professional development. Each applicant’s materials will be read by at least 3 GOG members in related/relevant fields before award decisions are made.

To be eligible for GOG conference funding you must be currently paying your graduate student activities fee (i.e. you are not eligible for funding if you have requested a refund of your fees for the applicable academic semester/year or if you are out of residence).

To apply for funding, write to the Forum Committee Chair Matt Moynihan [mmoy(at)lle.rochester.edu] by October 30 (fall semester), or February 29 (spring semester).

Be sure to include:
» A copy of your CV
» A copy of your accepted conference abstract
» GOG funding application form in Word or .rtf format (no PDFs, please)

Download the Word format application here.
Download the RTF format application here.

Good luck!


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