Grants and Awards

This award is to recognize a promising graduate student in the Developmental Psychology Program who has just completed or is currently working on his/her dissertation.

This award was created to commemorate Rich's extraordinary commitment to mentoring students. The award is given annually to a faculty member and a graduate student who are deeply committed to research mentoring.

The Graduate School is pleased to offer competitive grants for doctoral students from any discipline to conduct research related to their dissertations. Funds may be requested for supplies, software, data collection or analysis activities, and other operatung costs associated with conducting the research. 

The Office of Service-Learning (OSL) annually offers Service-Learning Support Grants (sometimes called "mini-grants') intended to directly support activities related to developing, implementing or expanding academic service-learning opportunities for UGA students. Applicants may request up to $500 for local, state-wide or international service-learning support. Preference is given to projects that directly impact the expansion and support of academic service-learning opportunities for UGA students addressing critical community needs.

Drawn from the Student Green Fee, grants up to $5,000 are available to current UGA students who wish to initiate projects that advance sustainability through education, research, service, and campus operations. Successful projects will address UGA's strategic priorities and integrate social, environmental, and economic solutions to help ensure that all people can thrive, both now and in the future. Grants are awarded based on merit, positive impact, effective partnerships, implementation feasibility, and available funding. 

Friends and food....how does an artificial termite mound affect the social behavior of gorilla groups?
https://experiment.com/projects/friends-and-food-how-does-an-artificial-termite-mound-affect-the-social-behavior-of-gorilla-groups 

Travel awards are granted each spring semester to highly qualified University of Georgia graduate students from any discipline, interested in conducting preliminary graduate field research in the Spanish or Portuguese-speaking Latin American region (excluding Puerto Rico).  

ARGUS is an Alfred University Program operated by the Provost and Chief Operating Officer to provide funding for research and scholarly activities of current Alfred University students in all fields. It is operated by a committee of faculty who are recommended by Alfred Deans and appointed by the Provost and Chief Operating Officer. 

The Dubois Fund provides support for research projects. 

Six students are chosen from each graduating class to be recognized for their outstanding contribution to student life at Alfred University.