Faculty Travel Grant for AGU Annual Meeting
Description
This AGU26 award supports early- and mid-career geoscience faculty at under-resourced institutions who need financial help to attend the annual conference in San Francisco. Awards provide up to USD 1,700 for travel, together with professional development and networking opportunities. Recipients are expected to review student presentations and participate in programme evaluation. Eligible applicants are primarily employed at a US two-year college or four-year undergraduate institution, or an under-resourced international institution, and must comply with AGU conduct and conflict-of-interest policies. The current AGU application portal lists 18 September 2026 as the closing date.
Eligibility
Early- or mid-career geoscience faculty primarily employed at a US two-year college or four-year undergraduate institution, or an under-resourced international institution; financial need to attend AGU26 and compliance with AGU professional-conduct and conflict-of-interest policies.
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