ACS Graduate Student Success Grant
Chemistry grant from American Chemical Society
Closed on Friday, Oct 9
About
A one-year USD 25,000 award supports chemical-sciences graduate students whose degree completion is threatened by unforeseen circumstances such as funding lapses, project changes or laboratory transitions. A faculty PI applies for support of currently enrolled MS or PhD students within one year of graduation. The grant pays student stipends/salaries and benefits that maintain graduate status, excluding tuition, supplies, indirect costs, conference fees and travel. Each institution may receive one award; the USD 1 million figure is the overall programme budget. Applications opened 15 September and close 9 October 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. Funds must be used by 31 October 2027. Apply using the account-based platform linked on the official call.
Eligibility
Career stage: Not stated
Institution applies
Covers: USD 25,000 for one year for graduate student salaries/stipends and benefits; excludes tuition, supplies, indirect costs, conferences and travel. Spend by 31 October 2027.
Host location: United States
US-based higher-education institution and chemical-sciences department; students must be currently enrolled.
Reviewed Oct 1, 2026. Check the funder’s full conditions before applying.
The applicant is an active ACS-member PI in a chemical-sciences department at a US institution of higher education, supporting currently enrolled MS/PhD students within one year of degree completion on 9 October 2026. An institutional Vice President of Research or equivalent must provide a signed support letter; authorized organizational and finance representatives are required. One grant per institution.
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Source: acs.org