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Announcement: Travel grants for students

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Mar 1, 2018
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AWRANA Conference, Nice 2018

| March 1st, 2018 |

« Deadline for applications is March 30th, 2018 »

[su_quote]Dear AWRANA student members,

We are pleased to invite applications for an AWRANA Conference Travel Grant, available for students who are presenting papers and posters at the 2018 Conference in Nice. The grants will only be available to those who have been unable to obtain institutional funding.

Please send your request to Richard, Veerle and Danielle (emails below) with: (1) confirmation that you have been unable to obtain an institutional funding; (2) an estimate of your return travel costs (airfares, train fares etc.) with quotation for airline, train, bus or other transportation; and (3) any special circumstances.

AWRANA funds are limited, and the level of our support will depend, in part, on the total amounts requested and particular circumstances. Depending on available funds, we may, under special circumstances, be able to contribute towards accommodation costs for some students.

Only applications from students who are a member of Awrana will be considered.

Best wishes,

Richard Fullagar, President  | Veerle Rots, Vice-President Danielle Macdonald, Treasurer

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