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    General Campus Travel Grants

    Internal — University of California San Diego only

    General Campus Travel Grants support UC San Diego Academic Senate faculty travel to conferences and public events to share research, lead scholarly sessions, or present creative works for the first time.

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    Funder: University of California San Diego

    Due Dates: Rolling (applications must arrive before the conference date)

    Funding Amounts: FY25 limits: up to $700 domestic, including Mexico and Canada; up to $1,000 foreign; one trip per fiscal year

    Summary: Supports UC San Diego Academic Senate faculty travel to present research, organize and preside over scholarly sessions, or initially present creative works at important public events.

    Key Information: Only the Academic Senate member who is the presenting author or session organizer/presider may apply.


    Description

    UC San Diego’s General Campus Research Grant Committee supports travel to scholarly meetings where Academic Senate faculty share research or creative work. The program covers participation in national and international conferences and symposia to present research papers or organize and preside over meeting sessions. It also supports workshops and other ad hoc gatherings of prominent academic community members, including meetings not sponsored by a continuing professional society.

    Travel for the initial presentation of works of art or creative expression at important public events, such as festivals, may also qualify. Preference goes to presentations at well-established conferences, symposia, or festivals with substantial attendance, including events sponsored by professional societies and associations.


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