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    Student Travel Grants - North American Lake Management Society

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    Student Travel Grants support undergraduate and graduate students’ travel to NALMS’s Annual International Symposium to present research and share findings with the lake and reservoir management community.

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    Funder: North American Lake Management Society

    Due Dates (Anticipated): July 2027 (Student Travel Grant Application)

    Funding Amounts: Travel reimbursement up to the awarded maximum, complimentary student registration if requested, and one-year student membership for first-time awardees

    Summary: Supports students presenting their undergraduate or graduate lake and reservoir management research at NALMS’s Annual International Symposium.

    Key Information: An accepted Symposium abstract is required for award consideration, although applications may precede abstract acceptance.


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    The North American Lake Management Society (NALMS) awards Student Travel Grants to help students present their undergraduate or graduate research at its Annual International Symposium. The program supports the costs of attending and presenting, rather than conducting research. Presentations must address lake and reservoir management and highlight work the applicant completed as a student under a designated professor or advisor.

    The program emphasizes research quality and its applicability to lake management. NALMS’s Scholarship Committee ranks applications using abstract quality, impact on lake management, recommendation letters, and academic and professional accomplishments. Funding decisions also reflect available Symposium resources and applicants’ travel needs. Support can include registration, lodging, and transportation, helping students share their findings with the lake management community.


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