Jerome M. Paros Scholarships in Geophysical Instrumentation Grant
Funding Amount
US $5,000
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
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Other requirements
- Be enrolled in a graduate program at an accredited academic institution at the time of application.
- Conduct graduate-level work demonstrating an interest in geophysical measurements and instrumentation with applications in seismology, atmospheric sciences, and/or ocean sciences
Overview
The Jerome M. Paros Scholarships in Geophysical Instrumentation support graduate students passionate about geophysical instrumentation and precise field measurements in seismology, atmospheric sciences, or ocean sciences. Established by Jerome M. Paros, these scholarships award $5,000 and an award certificate to three students annually, fostering talent in this vital field. Recipients must be enrolled in a graduate program and demonstrate a commitment to advancing knowledge in geophysical measurements.
Supporting Student Researchers
The Paros Scholarships in Geophysical Instrumentation were established through the generosity of Jerome M. Paros to support graduate students with a demonstrated interest in geophysical instrumentation and precise field measurements in seismology, atmospheric sciences, or ocean sciences. Three students are selected each year to help build a solid pool of talent working on and interested in geophysical instrumentation.
Honor Benefits
Recipients receive the following:
- A $5,000 scholarship An award certificate
Eligibility
Be enrolled in a graduate program at an accredited academic institution at the time of applicationConduct graduate-level work demonstrating an interest in geophysical measurements and instrumentation with applications in seismology, atmospheric sciences, and/or ocean sciences
What American Geophysical Union actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2024
- Grants in 2024
- 4
- Total given
- $41K
- Median grant
- $7,208
- Range
- $5,500–$21K
- By dollars: Texas 51%, South Carolina 20%, District of Columbia 16%. Top recipient cities: Houston, TX; Mount Carmel, SC; Washington, DC.
Example grants
Nabg · Houston, TX
Collaboration with the national asociation of black geosciences to carry out the…
$21K
Organized Uplifting Resources & Strategies · Mount Carmel, SC
Support individual project expenses under the gorden and betty moore foundation grant…
$8,000
American Association for the Advancement of Science · Washington, DC
Planning and management of placement services and support for congressional fellows
$6,415
Hollygrove Dixon Neighborhood Association · New Orleans, LA
Understanding the impact of the urban heat island effect in the hollygrove dixon…
$5,500
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Science research
- Earth science
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