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Faculty Travel Grant Application | Academic Affairs Division Submissions for this form are closed. Travel Grant Application Process The application link will remain open on a continual basis. Please allow two weeks for applicaiton review and notification.
Faculty are eligible for one Research Travel Grant award per fiscal year, assuming eligibility criteria are met each fiscal year, July 1st to June 30th. Funds Awarded for a specific travel grant may not be utilized for any other purposes or toward any additional travel. Funds not expended will be returned to the travel grant fund.
Refer to the Faculty Travel Grant Guidelines for information regarding purpose, eligibility, priority criteria, applicaton process, and award procedures. Refer to the Office of Purchasing website for additional information/training on Chrome River. To apply for a grant, please complete the Online Application Form below.
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