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.
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.
The Grad Student Travel Award from the University of Alaska funds UAF graduate students' travel for research, conferences, and professional development.
The Alaska Space Grant Program's Travel Award funds undergraduates to present NASA-relevant research or compete in national STEM events, supporting science outreach and student development.
Supports University of Alaska students presenting original Quaternary science research at major conferences by funding travel and presentation expenses.
EMERGE Alaska Program supports PhD students in Fisheries, Marine Biology, and Oceanography through training and research opportunities to strengthen Alaska's marine research and prepare its science workforce.