Joseph Hamill Access to Science Award
This award funds travel for students and postdocs to present biomechanics and neural control of movement research at the ACSM Annual Meeting.
Funder: American College of Sports Medicine Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Joseph Hamill Access to Science Award)
Funding Amounts: $2,000 per recipient; up to 10 awards annually; one-time travel support.
Summary: Supports students and postdoctoral fellows with travel costs to present biomechanics research at the ACSM Annual Meeting.
Key Information: Applicants must be ACSM national members and first authors of accepted abstracts.
Description
The Joseph Hamill Access to Science Award, sponsored by the De Luca Foundation and administered by the American College of Sports Medicine Foundation, provides travel support for students and postdoctoral fellows to present their research at the ACSM Annual Meeting. The award honors Dr. Joseph Hamill’s legacy in biomechanics and aims to facilitate the participation of emerging scholars in the field of biomechanics and neural control of movement. Recipients receive financial assistance to offset travel expenses, enabling them to share their research with the broader sports medicine and exercise science community.
