Horton PhD Research Grant

The Horton PhD Research Grant supports up to three Ph.D. students annually in hydrology and related fields, funded by the Robert E. Horton Fund. It provides a maximum of $10,000 for research and travel, along with $500 for U.S. and Canadian applicants participating in AGU's annual meeting. Eligible students must be active AGU members, enrolled for the award's duration, and meet all application requirements. This grant promotes excellence in hydrological sciences.

The Horton Research Grant is awarded to up to three Ph.D. students studying hydrology, water resources, or a closely related field each year and is made possible through the generosity of the Robert E. Horton Fund for Hydrologic Research. The purpose of the award is to promote excellence by encouraging the next generation of professionals in the hydrological sciences. A research grant not to exceed $10,000 to cover research and travel costs of up to $500 for U.S. and Canadian-based applicants and $1,000 for international applicants. Winners who participate virtually in AGU's annual meeting receive $500 for meeting expenses regardless of their country of residence. Winners will also receive an award certificate. This opportunity is open internationally to applicants who meet eligibility requirements.

Eligibility

Must be an active student member of AGU
PhD students enrolled in hydrology, water resources programs, or a closely related field such as water resources policy science
Applicants must be enrolled in the program for the duration of the award (one year from AGU's annual meeting where the award is presented).Applicants must meet all application submission requirements.
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