BSA Undergraduate Student Research Awards Grant

The BSA Undergraduate Student Research Awards aim to encourage undergraduate research in botanical sciences. Each award of $500 supports students who are members of the Botanical Society of America and are actively pursuing research. This initiative not only highlights the significance of research experiences but also promotes the plant sciences as a viable career. Eligible recipients can further participate in the BSA Bill Dahl Graduate Student Research Award program, fostering continued academic growth.

This award is designed to promote undergraduate student research in the botanical sciences in conjunction with our efforts to highlight the plant sciences as a study and/or career option. We see this as a simple and effective way of promoting your research, your lab, your university and your passion for the botanical sciences. It is meant to be a fun and informative activity.
The BSA provides $500 awards in this group, acknowledging the importance of an undergraduate student research experience (including proposal/grant writing skills).

Eligibility

To be eligible, one must be a student member of the Botanical Society of America (BSA), a registered undergraduate student, and not have won the award previously. Please note: Award Recipients will be eligible to participate in the BSA Bill Dahl Graduate Student Research Award program as a Graduate Student.
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