The AWM Louise Hay Awards from the Association of Women in Mathematics (AWM) recognize AWM members who have made outstanding contributions to mathematics education. Nominees must be members of AWM and may be based anywhere in the world. Fellows are recognized at the AWM Receptions at the Joint Mathematics Meetings.

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Just one trip, the right people, and great ideas can spark enduring partnerships between communities in the Americas.

Travel is powerful: It shatters prejudices and opens individuals up to new cultures, ideas, and ways of thinking. Travel is often a means to connect the right people and ideas necessary to enact social change. The U.S. Department of State funds this program with implementation support from Partners of the Americas.

Eligibility

ALL Traveler Applicants must…​

• • Be a citizen and resident of a country listed above
  • Be an active member of Partners of the Americas in a Chapter, Higher Education Institution, or Affiliate Organization 
  • Have an account on PartnersConnect
  • Be 18+ at the time that the application is submitted ​
  • Have a valid passport for 6 months post-travel ​
  • Be vaccinated against COVID-19 with a CDC-approved vaccine ​
  • Submit the online application with all required documents, by the application deadline ​​

ONLY Applicants from Latin America and the Caribbean must be…​

• • Able to receive a U.S. J-1 Visa ​
  • Proficient in spoken and written English at the time of application 

Benefits

As a recipient of an Education and Culture Travel Grant, you are an alum of a U.S.-funded exchange program. This allows you access to a variety of resources, available on alumni.state.gov. After your trip, you will be able to access this platform where you can find the following:

• Funding Opportunities
• Research Tools
• Events
• Career Center
• Network of #ExchangeAlumni from around the world.

How to Write the Justification for a Travel Grant

Application Process

• Apply here.
• Applications must be submitted using the Formstack form below. Applications cannot be accepted by email. If you have accessibility accessing or completing the application.

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Eligibility

Benefits

EdGE Scholarships:

• EdGE Scholarships offer partial or full tuition reductions to EdGE participants.

Crowdfund Matching Grants:

• Crowdfund Matching Grants offer up to $1500 in matching funds for EdGE students who are using the Omprakash Crowdfund platform.

Edge Travel Grants:

• The EdGE Travel Grant defrays travel and living expenses for volunteers or interns who are planning to spend an extended period of time (generally 3+ months) with an Omprakash Partner. There is no restriction on volunteer age. Typical grant amounts range from $500 to $1500. While some grants cover full expenses, most will not. Grant recipients are often expected to ‘meet us halfway,’ and are welcome to use the Omprakash Crowdfunding platform to help cover unmet costs.

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Application Process

• Apply here.

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Eligibility

Eligibility is based on the government’s criteria for free school meals and your son/daughter may qualify if parents/carers are in receipt of any of the following:

• Income Support
• Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance
• Income-related Employment and Support Allowance
• Support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
• The guaranteed element of Pension Credit
• Child Tax Credit (provided you’re not also entitled to Working Tax Credit and have an annual gross income of no more than £16,190)
• Working Tax Credit run-on – paid for 4 weeks after you stop qualifying for Working Tax Credit
• Universal Credit – if you apply on or after 1 April 2018 your household income must be less than £7,400 a year (after tax and not including any benefits you get)

Benefits

Birkenhead Sixth Form College Financial Support is available to help cover:

• Travel to and from College (if you live more than a mile from the campus)
• College meals
• Compulsory College trips
• Selected learning materials

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Application Process

• Apply here.

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Eligibility

General residency criteria

In general, Social Work Bursary applicants must normally:

• be ordinarily resident in England on the first day of the first academic year of their course
• have been ordinarily resident in any UK country, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man, for at least three years before the start of their course

Depending on your residency status in the UK when you start your course, additional residency rules may apply. These are explained in more detail in our guidance booklet.

Course-related eligibility criteria

You must be studying an approved social work course.

You will not be eligible for a social work bursary if you:

• are on an employment-based course
• is studying a joint nursing and social work course
• already have a higher education social work qualification

You will only receive a Social Work Bursary if you meet all of the relevant residence and course-related criteria and your university has nominated you for a capped bursary place. Your university will decide which students will be on their capping list for a bursary.

Full details of the eligibility requirements and capping process is set out in our student guide, available soon.

You are encouraged to read the guide before you make an application for a Social Work Bursary.

Benefits

The basic grant rate is:

• up to £3,362.50 a year if you attend a university outside of London
• up to £3,762.50 a year if you attend a university in the London area

The means-tested maintenance grant rate is:

• up to £2,721 a year if you attend a university outside of London
• up to £4,201 a year if you attend a university within the London area

This is paid on a pro-rata basis for eligible part-time students.

Depending on your circumstances, you may be entitled to:

• The Adult Dependants Allowance
• Childcare Allowance
• Parents Learning Allowance
• Disabled Students Allowances

Road Map to Win a Travel Grant!

Application

• Apply here.

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Eligibility

To be eligible for Student Educational or Training Opportunity Funding applicants must:

• Students must be enrolled actively in the MUSC College of Medicine and free of restrictions for travel or attendance/participation in optional non-curricular activities.
• Preference is given to students applying for the first time, and those NOT receiving additional funds for coverage from another COM grant.

Benefits

• travel grants up to $2,500 each to MUSC students

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Application Process

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis but must be submitted at least 2 weeks PRIOR to the educational activity/conference/travel occurring for review and notice of approval. The Office of Community Engagement supports educational activities specifically focused on themes of social justice, health equity, social medicine and community engagement, therefore conferences, training activities, and poster/presentation submissions consistent with those areas of interest are more likely to be supported. For areas of interest outside of those specified, we encourage seeking other sources of funding support.

Important Notes

• The award of a travel/educational support grant does not constitute approval of the proposed trip.
• Before funding is released, awardees will need to comply with MUSC travel policies. If overseas travel is involved awardees will need to provide documentation of approval from the International Travel Oversight Committee (ITOC).
• Request review and approval by initiating the process in the Student and Resident Travel Registry.

Award Information

• Proposals must be for a future educational activity/conference/travel. Funding for retroactive activity and travel is not considered.
• Preference is given to students applying for the first time, and those NOT receiving additional funds for coverage from another COM grant.
• In fairness to other applicants, awards are limited to one per student per fiscal year.
• The amount of awards is determined by the amount of funding available at the time the selection process occurs and based on the volume of strong applications.
• Educational activities can be seminars, conferences, or formal training. Students are strongly encouraged to contact the Office of Community Engagement with questions about whether or not an activity qualifies if they are uncertain.
• Applications received after the deadline (2 weeks prior to the event/training) will not be accepted.
• Proposals are reviewed by the COM Associate Dean for Community Engagement and the Community Engagement Advisory Board.

Students must complete and submit the application form to the Office of Community Engagement. Forms should be completed online, printed then scanned as a pdf and sent to ramsetty@musc.edu.

Evaluation

Requests will be evaluated based on how closely the training/educational opportunity reflects the focus areas of the office of Community Engagement and the degree of involvement by the student applicant (presenting versus attending, active training versus observation etc).

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The grants will support either a visitor from a lower-income economy country to a host laboratory in a higher-income economy country in order to learn methods. Alternatively, the grants will support a person based in a higher-income economy visiting a lower-income economy country to assist with the set-up of research.

Eligibility

To be eligible for Travel Award applicants must:

• Applicants must be current Postgraduate, Early Career, Full, or Emeritus member.
• Either the applicant or the person hosting the Travel Award for International Skills and Knowledge Exchange must have been a member of the Biochemical Society for over 12 months on the closing date of the round that they apply to.
• The member applying for the grant must not have received a Travel Award for International Skills and Knowledge Exchange or a General Travel Grant from the Biochemical Society within the previous two years on the closing date of the round that they apply to.
• There must be an element of teaching during the Travel Award, for example, giving research seminars. Successful applicants will show detailed plans for the dissemination of the knowledge transferred, detailing how the knowledge will be transferred beyond the fellow or host lab to improve research in the lower-income economy country.
• The grant is not intended to support collaborative visits.

Benefits

 The grant will cover up to :

• Up to £2,000 is available per grant. However, applications are invited for smaller amounts of funding.
• The Travel Award for International Skills and Knowledge Exchange should last between two and four weeks.
• This grant is intended to cover reasonable travel, accommodation, and subsistence costs during your visit.

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Application Process

• Apply here.

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Eligibility

• To apply for this grant you must have an average mark of at least 7.5 over the last 2 years (24 months), counted back from the application date, of study at University Groningen and/or previous university/higher education institution.
  Applications with an average below 7.5 will not be considered. We use an official conversion table to convert foreign lists of marks to Dutch marks, this conversion is binding.

Benefits

• The maximum Travel grants for MD/Ph.D. Students for a period spent in Europe is €650 and for a period spent outside Europe €750.
• For outstanding Master’s students, there is the possibility to apply for a grant to attend a conference (in The Netherlands or abroad) or to enroll in a summer or winter school. The standard amount is €250.

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Application Process

• Students can submit applications for internship grants, limited to countries with the color code green or yellow (check the website of the Ministry of Foreign affairs). Preference is given to placements/study periods that last at least 8 weeks, requests for periods of less than 6 weeks will not be considered. The application must arrive at the GUF email address guf@rug.nl at least 6 weeks before the start of the planned activity. An email to confirm receipt will be sent within 5 working days.
• All applications must be digital and sent to the secretariat: guf@rug.nl.
• Please read all the information carefully, as applications will only be accepted if all the relevant appendices are enclosed. Make sure everything is legible, and fill out the application form digitally. Do not send in more appendices than are asked for.4
• Please send your application digitally in 1 document in the following order:
  1. Completed and signed application form.
  2. A description of the planned activity (max. 2 A4).
  3. A signed recommendation from the study advisor or lecturer.
  4. A official list of marks stating all results from the last 2 years (24 months) of study.Application form for a personal travel grant

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announcing their plans for the Fall, and a list of past honors to include any academic awards, clubs or committee memberships, performance awards, community service, etc.

Eligibility

• Applicant must have been a participant on a CCIS trip during the 2022-2023 school year.
• Applicant must be a high school senior entering a post-high school program in the Fall of 2023.
• Applicants must submit a copy of their Acceptance Letter from the College, Trade School, or
• Military Branch they will be attending in the Fall.
• Applicant must submit two (2) Letters of Recommendation, including one from their director /
  group leader.
•  Applicant must submit a list of Past Honors to include any academic awards, clubs, or committee
  memberships, performance awards, community service, etc.
• Applications must be received in the CCIS office no later than April 30, 2023.
• The scholarship recipient will be announced on May 24, 2023, via CCIS Travel social media
  outlets.
• Mail all application materials to Scholarship, c/o: CCIS, Inc., 6965 Grande Piazza Ave.
  Suite 315 Orlando FL 32835. Application materials can also be scanned as one
  complete packet and emailed to: info@ccistravel.com.

Benefits

• National Scholarship up to $1,000.

How to Write the Justification for a Travel Grant

Application Process

• Apply here.

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The annual Boot Camp provides intensive training, practical advice, and professional networking opportunities to twenty graduate students. The goal is to encourage students to imagine as broad as possible a range of career options and to equip them for entry into those job markets. Many graduate students assume that their training prepares them only to become academics, but in fact, you are ready and qualified for many different and fulfilling career paths besides academia.  Your education and the skills that you have acquired can take you in many different directions. Yes, you are qualified!

Eligibility

• Be KU graduate students in a humanities, arts, or social sciences discipline; and
• Demonstrate an interest in thinking broadly about the skills you are acquiring in your graduate program and the ways in which you might apply those skills, inside and outside academia.

Requirements:

Participants in the Applied Humanities Boot Camp are required to:

• Commit to attend all scheduled sessions during the week of May 15-19, 2023; and
• Commit to completing all assignments.

Participants who do not complete the foregoing will not receive the $500 stipend or a portion thereof.

Award criteria:

Applications will be reviewed based on the following criteria:

• The overall quality of the written application components
• Applicant’s interest in pursuing an applied humanities career or incorporating applied humanities knowledge in an academic career
• Applicant’s enthusiasm for the structure and components of the Applied Humanities Bootcamp

Benefits

•  Each participant will receive a $500 stipend upon completion of the program.

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Application Process

All application materials must be submitted through the Hall Center Competitions Portal.  Paper submissions will not be accepted.  For an application to be verified as complete, and thus forwarded for committee review, applicants must:

• Create an account or log in to an existing account.
• Select the Apply Now button next to this competition.
• Complete the Applicant Information form in the Portal.

Upload the following materials as 2 separate PDF files:

•  A resume, CV, or biographical sketch of not more than two pages;
•  A cover letter of not more than two pages that includes information on the applicant’s degree program and research interests, explains the applicant’s interest in attending the boot camp, details prior qualifying work experiences such as internships and jobs, and identifies possible career paths the applicant is considering.

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