SETAC North America: Student Meeting Attendance Grant

SETAC North America: Student Meeting Attendance Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC)
Last Updated: March 30, 2026

Summary

The SETAC North America Student Meeting Attendance Grant supports student participation in annual meetings, emphasizing inclusivity and excellence. This program provides waived registration and stipends for costs such as travel and dependent care. Eligible students can apply during abstract submission from March to May, with grants available for each degree program. The initiative encourages applicants from diverse backgrounds, particularly those from indigenous communities and minority-serving institutions, enhancing representation within the environmental sciences.

Overview

NOTE:  SETAC North America students can indicate their desire to apply for a grant when they submit an abstract for the SETAC North America annual meeting. Grant applications have the same opening and closing dates as abstract submissions for the annual meeting. Recognizing that inclusion is essential to excellence, the SETAC North America meeting attendance grants program supports the society’s mission and values by facilitating the participation of students and professionals at SETAC North America annual meetings. The SETAC North America grants program is overseen by the SETAC North America Board of Directors. The program provides waived meeting registration and a stipend to defray costs of attendance, for example, travel or dependent care. Meeting attendance grants are accepted during the abstract submission from March–May and recipients are typically announced 6–8 weeks after.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. SETAC North America students can indicate their desire to apply for a grant when they submit an abstract for the SETAC North America annual meeting. SETAC North America active student members can receive one grant at each degree program: undergraduate, masters, doctorate. You must be a member of this organization to apply for this award - become a member.