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    Travel Awards support Alaska higher education faculty, staff, and students with academic travel and training to advance professional development and research tied to Gulf of Alaska coastal resilience.

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    The 2026–2027 travel award cycle is now closed, and the page no longer lists the previous $1,500 maximum or application instructions. For future opportunities, check the Travel Awards page or subscribe to the Alaska EPSCoR newsletter; the program overview covers domestic academic travel for eligible faculty, staff, and students, with students and early-career professionals prioritized. If you already received an award, your report and photo are still due within 15 days of completing your travel or event.

    Funder: University of Alaska

    Due Dates: Closed (2026–2027 awards) | Within 15 days of travel or event completion (recipient report)

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

    Summary: Alaska EPSCoR supports domestic academic travel for Alaska higher education faculty, staff, and students connected to Interface of Change.

    Key Information: Applicants must participate in, partner with, or have work closely aligned with Interface of Change.


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    The University of Alaska’s Alaska EPSCoR program offers periodic travel awards supporting participation in conferences, workshops, trainings, and other appropriate academic settings. The awards support professional development through activities such as presenting research, interacting with colleagues and mentors, and obtaining training. Students and early-career professionals receive priority.

    The awards are connected to Interface of Change, a project focused on building resilience in Gulf of Alaska coastal communities through co-developed, use-inspired research. Its mission links environmental drivers to wild-harvested and farmed marine resources and models potential community adaptation strategies. Travel should support participation in this project or work closely aligned with its mission and vision.


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