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    Undergraduate Student Travel Awards

    Undergraduate Student Travel Awards support undergraduate researchers with travel and registration assistance to present their work in person at the Society for Freshwater Science’s Annual Meeting.

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    This grant was recently updated

    SFS’s awards overview now announces applications are open and close November 1, 2026, replacing the previous notice of an October 2026 opening. However, the nominations/application page now says this program is currently closed and asks applicants to check back for updates.

    Funder: Society for Freshwater Science

    Due Dates: November 1, 2026 (Proposal deadline, 11:59 EST) | November 23, 2026 (Decision notification by) | May 23–27, 2027 (Annual Meeting)

    Funding Amounts: Six awards of $1,200 annually are planned, partially disbursed as registration fee waivers

    Summary: Travel and registration assistance for students presenting a poster or talk in person at the SFS Annual Meeting.

    Key Information: Recipients must present in person; two awards are reserved for students from minority-serving and primarily undergraduate institutions.


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    The Society for Freshwater Science (SFS) Undergraduate Student Travel Awards support students attending and presenting their work at the society’s Annual Meeting. Sponsored by the SFS Student Resources Committee (SRC), the program provides travel assistance and registration fee waivers rather than funding a separate research project. The 2027 Annual Meeting takes place in Omaha, Nebraska, from May 23–27, 2027.

    The SRC funds the awards through its annual fundraising activities and aims to support six students each year. The program serves current undergraduate student members and qualifying recent graduates, with two awards reserved for students from minority-serving institutions and primarily undergraduate institutions. Applicants submit a research proposal evaluated for scientific content, broader significance, and clarity of presentation.


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