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    Travel Awards support students and early-career professionals through domestic academic travel linked to Interface of Change research to build resilience in Gulf of Alaska coastal communities.

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    This grant was recently updated

    The 2026–2027 Travel Awards are now closed, replacing the notice that applications were open through October 12, 2026. The listed-conference restriction has been replaced with broader coverage of domestic conferences, workshops, trainings, and other appropriate academic settings.

    Funder: Alaska NSF EPSCoR

    Due Dates: 2026–2027 cycle: Closed

    Funding Amounts: Goal of at least 3 travel awards annually, subject to available funds

    Summary: Supports domestic academic travel connected to Alaska EPSCoR’s Interface of Change project, prioritizing students and early-career professionals.

    Key Information: Applicants must be faculty, staff, or students at an Alaska higher education institution with project participation, partnership, or closely aligned work.


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    Alaska NSF EPSCoR’s Travel Awards support participation in conferences, workshops, trainings, and other appropriate academic settings through its Interface of Change project. The program offers periodic funding for domestic travel related to the work of project participants and partners, or work closely aligned with the project’s mission and vision. Professional-development activities include presenting research, interacting with colleagues and mentors, and obtaining training. Students and early-career professionals receive priority.

    Interface of Change seeks to build resilience in Gulf of Alaska coastal communities through co-developed, use-inspired research on land-to-ocean linkages affecting marine resources. Its researchers work with rural communities, industry farmers, and agency managers to understand environmental drivers of wild-harvested and farmed marine resources and model community adaptation strategies.


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