Conference Funding
Scholarship Value
750 Aud
Scholarship Information
Eligibility criteria
Applicants must be enrolled students at the time they attend the conference. Both the student and advisor portions of the application must be submitted within the application period dates otherwise funding is not available. Students are limited to one conference funding award or professional development funding award per fiscal year (July 1–June 30) based on the award date of funding (not the conference date). Students who have submitted an abstract to present at a conference do not have to wait until it is accepted to apply for funding. However, if you are selected for conference funding, the transfer of funds will be contingent upon your chosen conference's official acceptance of your submission “Presenting” generally refers to presenting scholarly work such as a paper, poster, or talk that has been accepted for presentation at a conference in the student’s field. “Presenting” may also take other forms, such as presenting a piece of art at an exhibition or participating in a performance, depending on the student’s area of study. Awardees must include the following acknowledgement on their paper or poster: “Funding to attend this conference was provided by the CMU Graduate Student Assembly (GSA)/Office of the Provost Conference Funding.” Awardees must complete all post-event requirements outlined in the After the Event section. Awardees are selected through a lottery process as there is limited funding available. All applications will be closely reviewed to ensure that they are complete and align with the eligibility requirements before being entered into the lottery. This is considered a partial source of support, and applicants should seek funds from other sources, such as funds from the conference, as well as from their advisor, department, and/or college and identify in their application where they are seeking additional funding.
Discipline Applicable
Scholarships are financial awards that don't need to be repaid. Scholarships are funds generously donated by individuals or corporations to assist you with the financial challenges of pursuing post-secondary studies. These donors are investing in your future career, so take the time to complete an application for the scholarships you can apply for
Architecture
Arts & Humanities
Business & Management
Computer & IT
Education
Engineering & Technology
Health & Medicine
Law
Life Sciences
Physical Science & Math
Social & Behavioural Science
Tourism & Hospitality