GSC Student Research Grant

GSC Student Research Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Geological Society of Connecticut
Amount: US $500
Last Updated: February 19, 2026

Summary

The Geological Society of Connecticut offers the GSC Student Research Grant to support undergraduate and master’s students conducting geology-related fieldwork in Connecticut. Each year, up to three grants of $500 may be awarded to eligible applicants. Students from any institution can apply, provided they meet the eligibility criteria related to their field of study. This initiative aims to enhance geological research and education while promoting the sustainable use of natural resources in the state.

Overview

Goals of GSC The advancement of the science and profession of geology and its related branches by encouraging education, research and service through the holding of meetings, maintaining communications, and providing a common union of its members; Contribution to the public education of the geology of Connecticut and to promote the proper use and protection of its natural resources; The advancement of professional conduct by those engaged in the collection, interpretation and use of geologic data. GSC Student Research Grant The Geological Society of Connecticut is now offering a grant program for students doing field work in Connecticut. Funding ​We may award up to 3 of $500 each annually.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Applicants must be current students at the undergraduate or master’s level.Undergraduate-level applicants must have declared their major, and their major must be in one of the following fields of study: geology, geological sciences, Earth sciences, geosciences or a related field (including but not limited to environmental science, geography, archaeology).The area of specialization of master’s-level applicants must be in one of the following fields of study: geology, geological sciences, Earth sciences, geosciences or a related field (including but not limited to environmental science, geography, archaeology).Applicants do not need to be attending a college or university in Connecticut.Applicants do not need to be residents of Connecticut. You must be a member of this organization to apply for this award - become a member.