AAG Council Awards for Outstanding Undergraduate and Graduate Student Papers at a Regional Meeting Grant

AAG Council Awards for Outstanding Undergraduate and Graduate Student Papers at a Regional Meeting Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: American Association of Geographers
Amount: US $1,000
Last Updated: December 28, 2025

Summary

The AAG Council Awards recognize outstanding undergraduate and graduate student papers presented at fall Regional Division meetings. Each awardee will receive $1,000 to support registration and travel costs for the AAG Annual Meeting. To be eligible, students must comply with the AAG Professional Conduct Policy. This initiative encourages participation and aims to foster academic growth within the geography community. For more information on regional divisions, visit the AAG website.

Overview

NOTE: To be considered for an award, each student will need to register to attend their fall Regional Division meeting and submit their paper at that time. Awards will be presented at each Regional Division meeting. These awards are designed to encourage undergraduate and graduate student participation at AAG Regional Division meetings and support their attendance (in-person or virtual) at AAG Annual Meetings. Each awardee (one undergraduate and one graduate) will receive $1,000/each in funding for use towards the awardee’s registration and travel costs to the AAG Annual Meeting. To find out your Regional Division and who to contact, visit the AAG Regional Divisions page and select your state on the map. For questions about registering for the fall Regional Division meetings, please contact the meeting organizer listed at the bottom of each individual Regional Division page.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. As with all other AAG awards, eligibility also rests on the candidate being in compliance with the AAG Professional Conduct Policy.

Ineligibility

Nominations may be rescinded, and the award may also be revoked for any candidate or awardee who is found in violation of the AAG’s Professional Conduct Policy.