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AY2026-27 deadlines: September 4 2026, October 30 2026, January 22 2027, March 26 2027. Awards are not retroactive — only future travel after the deadline is considered.
Conference and Research Travel Award is sponsored by Rice University, Department of Religion. Competitive travel awards to assist graduate students to travel to conferences and to conduct research during the academic year or summer break. Priority is given to students presenting at conferences.
Research travel must be directly related to the student's dissertation topic.
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Conference and Research Travel Award |Title of Site | Rice University Conference and Research Travel Award https://reli. rice. edu/sites/g/files/bxs3156/files/2024-10/Budget Template for Student Funding Requests 2024.
xlsx Conference and Research Travel Award The Department of Religion grants competitive travel awards of up to $1,000 per fiscal year (July 1 to June 30) to assist its graduate students to travel to conferences and to conduct research during the academic year or the summer break. Eligibility: Graduate students in good standing. Students presenting at conferences will receive priority consideration over those attending only.
Research travel must be directly related to the student's dissertation topic. *First Friday of September *Second Friday of Spring semester *First Friday after Spring Break =>> Applications submitted after the deadline will not be reviewed until the next review cycle. =>> Travel awards are not granted retroactively; only future travel occurring after the deadline will be considered .
We encourage you to plan ahead and submit your request early . After the decision notes are sent, awards will take a minimum of two weeks to be processed. Required Application Materials : Justification or funding purpose (PDF) - describe the type of conference you are attending and explain how it is relevant to your studies.
Add the link for the conference website, location, and dates of the event. For conference travel: acceptance e-mail or letter sent by the conference organization. (PDF) Advisor's statement of support (DGS approval will be accepted in the case the student does not have an advisor.)
It can be a simple note to acknowledge that they reviewed your proposal and support this travel opportunity. (PDF) Budget spreadsheet (<<== Must utilize this downloadable spreadsheet ) Include ALL funding sought or secured from other sources. If requesting Per Diem, go to the GSA domestic or GSA foreign websites for reference.
Use the difference between Houston's per diem rate & destination's per diem rate. No per diem can be claimed if the destination's per diem rate is lower than Houston's rate.
Details for each expense item are required (e.g., name of hotel and number of nights, airline, class of flight, and if any other airline fees are included, etc.) To Apply: Please read the 'GUIDELINES' section of this page, complete this APPLICATION FORM , and upload the materials listed above. *** Receipts for airfare and accommodation will be requested *** Applications will be reviewed by the department.
You will receive a 'final' copy of your application via Adobe Sign, which only means your application was accepted . A decision notification will be sent by email within 10 business days after the deadline. Students awarded funding will receive their award via direct deposit.
Please ensure your direct deposit information is current in Esther, and your address is updated in iO. Please note that awards above $600 in a calendar year are considered taxable income for US citizens, nationals, and residents for tax purposes (" resident aliens "). Rice does not withhold taxes from the award payment for US citizens, nationals, and residents for tax purposes.
Important note for International students: taxes will be withheld from the award payment. Keep in mind that travel funds are to be used for official Rice University business only, in accordance with Rice University travel policy 806 ( https://policy. rice.
edu/806 ). GUIDELINES for submitting an application and calculating a travel budget: 1) Students are expected to apply for outside funding whenever possible to defray costs to the department. 2) The travel budget should be comprehensive.
Submit a budget for the ENTIRE trip , regardless of anticipated outside funding and indicate the amount you are requesting to the Department of Religion . Use the budget spreadsheet indicated in "Required Applications Materials." 3) The least expensive form of travel should be used.
4) Outside funding support received after submitting the travel request must be reported to the department. 5) If the trip is canceled after the award is granted, the student must notify the department ASAP, and the award amount returned. 6) Keep the receipts for the items you budgeted, as they may be requested.
Receipts for airfare and accommodation will be requested. 7) Travel awards are not granted retroactively; only future travel occurring after the deadline will be considered. Students who travel internationally on Rice funds are required to register their trip with International SOS and the U.S. State Department’s Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP).
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Key questions and narrative sections extracted from the solicitation.
Justification document explaining conference relevance
Conference acceptance confirmation (for conference travel)
Advisor statement of support
Completed budget spreadsheet detailing all expenses and outside funding sources
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Graduate students in good standing in the Department of Religion. Priority for students presenting at conferences; research travel must be directly related to dissertation. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,000 per fiscal year. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Conference and Research Travel Award are due September 4, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Conference and Research Travel Award is funded by Rice University, Department of Religion. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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