Everett Lindsay Award Grant

The Everett Lindsay Award supports innovative research into mammalian evolution, encompassing studies of fossils, anatomy, and paleoecology. Open to graduate students who are members of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology, the award aims to promote creativity and scholarly contributions in the field. Past recipients are not eligible, ensuring fresh perspectives in the ongoing exploration of mammalian history. This funding opportunity honors Professor Everett H. Lindsay's dedication to understanding mammalian evolution through rigorous research.

The Everett Lindsay Paleomammaolgy Award was created to fund field or laboratory research into the evolution of mammals, broadly construed. The award may support investigation of mammalian fossils themselves or the deposits in which they occur. It may include novel approaches in anatomy, function, chronology, paleoenvironments and paleoecology, and modeling. The study – geological, biological, or behavioral – should be related to the evolution of mammals, which was always at the center of the research interests of Professor Everett H. Lindsay. The objective is to support graduate student research to the extent funds allow, with the only requirements being a relevance to mammalian evolution and creativity of the recipient.

Eligibility

Applicants must be current Society of Vertebrate Paleontology (SVP) members.All current SVP members who are graduate students are eligible to apply.The Lindsay Award recipient shall be chosen on the basis of the scholarly contribution of their proposed research.
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Ineligibility

Immediate past recipients of the Lindsay Award are not eligible to apply.