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The Mel Marcus Fund for Physical Geography
Association of American Geographers (AAG)
The Mel Marcus Fund for Physical Geography was established to carry on the tradition of excellence and humanity in field work espoused by Dr. Melvin G. Marcus. Grants from this fund will promote formative participation by students collaborating with faculty in field-based physical geography research in challenging outdoor environments. This fund is open to faculty applicants to support travel and logistical costs of including students in field research in physical geography. The award is intended to support the inclusion of one or more students in field-based research. The faculty member must join the student for a significant portion of the field work.
Key Information
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2,000
- 1 award
- December 2024
- Scholarship Website
Eligibility Requirements
- Age/Grade Level:Marcus Fund grants of up to $2,000 will be awarded to faculty applicants to support travel and logistical costs of including students in field research in physical geography.
- Financial Need:Not Required
- Major/Career:Marcus Fund grants of up to $2,000 will be awarded to faculty applicants to support travel and logistical costs of including students in field research in physical geography.
Application Details
- Judging Criteria:Award selection is based on the proposal that in its judgment best address the objective of the fund.
- Transcript:Not required
- Resume/Activity List:Not required
- Other Materials:A completed online application;Research proposal.
Contact Information
- Phone: +1 (202) 234-1450
- Email: [email protected]
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