The Sydney Anderson Travel Award gives two RGGS Comparative Biology Ph.D. students a year up to $2,500 for doctoral field work or to present at a national or international conference.
RGGS Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Programs support postdoctoral researchers working with Museum scientists on projects that use its collections, facilities, and expertise to advance scientific training.
Frank M. Chapman Ornithology Grants fund graduate students' specimen-based bird research: Chapman Research Grants ($1,000–$3,500, one competition a year) and Collection Study Grants (up to $2,000) for visits to AMNH's ornithology collections.
The Carl Gans Traveling Fellowship from SSAR supports students and postdocs presenting herpetology research at the JMIH, enhancing global scientific exchange in amphibian and reptile studies.
Travel Grants (AMRSB) support associate members worldwide with travel for biological study, teaching, or research, helping them learn techniques, develop professional skills, and connect with academics.