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-====== Departmental Financial Support of Research-related Travel ======
-Here is some information about how the department will support you if you want to go to a conference, workshop, etc.
-==== Who is eligible? ====
-Graduate students who have been accepted as speakers or for a poster presenters at a conference or the APS meeting (or equivalent meeting).
-==== How much can you get? ====
-The department will pay half of your expenses, up to $600 per trip, with a career total of no more than $1200.
-==== How often can I use this fund? ====
-As many times as you want as long as the total does not exceed $1200.
-==== How do you apply for it? ====
-)  Travel awards will be awarded as lump-sum travel fellowships.  Students must submit a formal request to the Director of Graduate Studies (Yuichi Kubota) with a copy to Judy Soine in 145 Physics.  Requests shall be in the form of an abstract and estimated budget and if approved, the student will receive a fellowship not to exceed $600 or half of the total estimated cost of the trip, whichever is less.
-)  Students are limited to $1,200 lifetime and $600 per trip.
-)  Student advisers are limited to two student-trips per year and a maximum of $1,200.
-)  Students must be enrolled in the Physics Graduate Program.
-When you get back from the trip, ask [[shelley@physics.umn.edu|Shelley]] how to proceed with your reimbursement.  Bear in mind before you leave on your trip that you will need to save receipts equivalent to the amount you are seeking.

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