Travel/Presentation Grants for Graduate Students

The Graduate and Professional Doctoral Student Travel Support provides funding to support travel for major paper presentations, as well as for certain eligible exhibits and performances by classified graduate students and students in professional degree programs in pharmacy and dental medicine. Travel/presentation grants are provided by the Graduate School in support of major paper presentations at significant professional conferences and major juried exhibits and performances. A 'major paper' is defined as one that is refereed by an external professional group or one that is invited as a result of recognition of the graduate student's professional status by an external group. Graduate students involved in the arts may submit requests for travel support in connection with juried exhibits or performances of their work. The program supports travel within or outside the U.S. to a maximum of $750 from the Graduate School. Only one trip/presentation per graduate student per fiscal year is allowed. Reimbursement cannot be provided for expenditures made prior to approval of the application. In the case of multiple authors on a paper, poster, or presentation, funding is limited to support only one of the student authors.