GLRC Travel Awards are available for graduate and undergraduate students whose primary advisor is a
GLRC Institute faculty member and is eligible under current GLRC institute membership policy. These awards are only for students who are a presenting author for a poster or a podium
presentation. A typical match award is around $1,000, but centers may be able to offer more support.
Students are required to provide a return on the investment to the GLRC Institute
and the center with which you are affiliated. Some possibilities include:
a. presenting a poster at or assisting with preparations for World Water Day in
March
b. participating in a center-sponsored poster session
c. assisting with GLRC-sponsored outreach activities
GLRC Travel Grant Application: accepted anytime for review on the last Friday of each month. Applications must be submitted a minimum of two weeks in advance of the planned travel. Early application submission is advised.
$1,000 GLRC Research Grants are available for graduate and undergraduate students whose primary advisor is a GLRC faculty member and a PI on a proposal submitted through the GLRC within the last year or have an active award through the GLRC. The grants are intended to provide graduate and undergraduate students an opportunity to gain experience in writing competitive grants and to perform research they would not be able to attempt due to funding limitations. Allowable expenditures may include supplies, services, equipment, travel, and personnel.
Funded students are expected to participate/volunteer for at least one GLRC activity during the grant period. A final research report is due within 30 days of grant end date. Please read the GLRC Student Research Grants Guide for further information about grant terms, proposal instructions, and evaluation criteria.
GLRC Research Grant Application: Accepted 3 times each year - November 1, March 1, and July 1.