Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

Link to this comparison view

Both sides previous revision Previous revision
Last revision Both sides next revision
travel_funds [2014/08/27 17:14]
jwang added info on the AOF
travel_funds [2014/08/28 20:47]
ishivvers old revision restored
Line 5: Line 5:
 **UC-sponsored grants** **UC-sponsored grants**
  
-  * [[http://www.grad.berkeley.edu/​financial/​pdf/travel_grants.pdf|Graduate Division Conference Travel Grant]]: Up to 500 dollars ​for students ​"in the final stages of their graduate work" (you must have advanced ​to candidacybut does not necessarily need to be during your last year).  Must present a paper or poster at a conference. ​ You can only receive this once in your lifetime.+  * [[http://​grad.berkeley.edu/​financial/​fellowships/|Graduate Division Conference Travel Grant]][[http://​grad.berkeley.edu/​wp-content/​uploads/​travel_grants.pdf|form]]: Up to $400  ​for students ​for travel within California, up to $600 for travel elsewhere ​in North America, and up to $1,000 for travel ​to the rest of the world.  Must present a paper or poster at a conference. ​ You can only receive this twice in your PhD., but you are almost assured to get it when you apply (free money)!
  
   * [[http://​ga.berkeley.edu/​funding/​travel-grants| Graduate Assembly Conference Travel Grant]]: Up to 300 dollars for students presenting at a conference outside of the Bay Area.  Can be received once every two years.   * [[http://​ga.berkeley.edu/​funding/​travel-grants| Graduate Assembly Conference Travel Grant]]: Up to 300 dollars for students presenting at a conference outside of the Bay Area.  Can be received once every two years.
- 
-  * [[https://​callink.berkeley.edu/​organization/​aavpgacademicopportunityfund/​about| Academic Opoorunity Fund]]: Up to $500 for "​academic travel that enhances student access to valuable educational experiences beyond the classroom"​ (e.g. conferences,​ observing trips). This is funded by the ASUC and is mostly directed at undergrads since grad student fees are given to the GA. However, they still do give money to graduate students (as of Spring 2014). Apply early since they seem to run low on funds by the end of the year (i.e. the $500 ceiling becomes a $100 ceiling). 
  
   * Talk with Judey Miller about available departmental funds. ​ In the past, every year the department granted a few 500 dollar grants to students with no other funding sources. ​ This may or may not still be available.   * Talk with Judey Miller about available departmental funds. ​ In the past, every year the department granted a few 500 dollar grants to students with no other funding sources. ​ This may or may not still be available.