- Work must be the
result of a collaborative student/faculty research project.
- Scholarly/creative
merit: originality, timeliness, quality and completeness of proposed
research.
- Visibility: maximum
scholarly audience at peer-reviewed professional conference.
- Proportionality: balance
between the cost of travel and the scope and importance of the
conference.
- Please note that your application must be clearly written in a style that is comprehensible to a group of your colleagues who are not likely to be specialists in your field.
How are these projects supported?:
Limited funding is available for
students for exemplary projects. Student members of student-faculty research
teams may apply for funding to travel to conferences where the results of research
are presented. Student grants are for amounts up to $500 for expenses for
which the student will file original receipts. (Faculty members
should remember that students are paid only for expenses for which the
student has a receipt. Each individual must keep receipts separately and file
individual expense reports within 30 days of the conference.) Faculty members who are co-presenting
should also complete an Application for
R&D Support to Travel and Present a Paper at a Conference.
What expenses are funded?: The College will fund only the
following expenses:
- Round-trip
transportation to the conference site, including associated expenses,
such as mileage to and from the airport, tolls en route, parking,
airport-to-hotel limo. Car mileage is figured at the College's standard
rate.
- Conference
registration (not including membership fees)
- Per-diem expenses
(lodging and meals): up to $150/day for no more than six days may
be funded through an R&D grant. Lodging is not covered for
conferences less than 75 miles from your home. Students are encouraged
to share lodging and travel costs whenever possible.
- Special application
instructions for just this program:
- use the Application
for R&D Support to Travel and Present a Paper at a Conference (see
sidebar at left)
- Attach documentation of your presentation, e.g. copy of the program or letter
of invitation.
- Students must provide the Committee with an abstract or copy of the paper which
has been submitted and approved for presentation by the organizers or
program committee of the specific conference to be attended.
- Special reporting
requirements for just this program:
- After your trip
submit to Associate Provost Christina Van Buskirk:
Please
see sidebar at left for general instructions and application forms.
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