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USPA Travel Grants: AGU Fall 2023

The United States Permafrost Association (USPA) is excited to offer three travel funding opportunities for early-career researchers to attend the AGU Fall 2023 Meeting .

Apply here by 13 October 2023.

• USPA/PRYN Education Fund (UPEF) application : for students & post-docs with science focus
• Andrew Slater Memorial Fund application : for students & post-docs with land modeling focus
• Permafrost Engineering Education Program (PEEP) application : for students & post-docs with engineering focus

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Emma Lathrop Chair, UPEF Committee

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Travel Grants from AGU

AGU administers programs to provide travel and research support for student and early-career Earth and space scientists.

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Congratulations to the #AGU21 travel grants winners

#AGU21 is less than four weeks from today! I am looking forward to seeing you at this meeting, whether in-person in New Orleans or online.

I am pleased to announce that AGU has awarded travel grants and fellowships to 239 early career professionals and students from around the world. These grants and fellowships will offset the costs of Fall Meeting-related expenses, whether incurred in-person or virtually.

AGU is proud to support the participation of students and early career professionals at #AGU21. All of us understand the positive influence that attending an AGU Fall Meeting can have on an early career, and we recognize that the participation of students and early career professionals at our meetings enriches our community as a whole.

Given AGU’s goal of creating an inclusive scientific culture and fostering the participation of historically marginalized groups across the Earth and space sciences, I am proud to announce that:

• 225 students were awarded 2021 student travel grants from 22 countries.
• 14 students and early career professionals were awarded the Berkner Travel Fellowship .
• 78% of the awardees are first-time presenters at Fall Meeting.
• 61% of the awardees identify as belonging to a marginalized community/vulnerable population.
• 63% of the awardees are non-U.S. citizens.
• 64% of the awardees are first in their families to pursue a post-secondary degree.

These grants and fellowships are made possible by generous donors and AGU funds.

We encourage you to help us support the next generation of Earth and space sciences. Please consider:

• Signing up to be a mentor through Mentoring365 .
• Volunteering to serve as a judge for the Outstanding Student Participation Award program (sign up opens 1 December).
• Donating to AGU by visiting https://www.agu.org/Give-to-AGU/Giving  or use this form to donate by mail.

Once again, congratulations to the #AGU21 student travel grant winners. I look forward to seeing you at Fall Meeting!

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NASA's Astrobiology Program and Mars Program Office are funding a limited number of travel grants to qualified students to attend the conference. Reimbursable costs include transportation (airfare or mileage in one’s personal vehicle, compact car rental, fuel costs, and shuttle ride(s) – as allowable under government regulations), lodging, meals and incidental expenses, and the conference registration fee.  In most cases, actual expenses will exceed the funding provided. Students who are awarded travel grants may be asked to assist conference organizers with tasks during the conference. These tasks will not interfere with their ability to participate in technical sessions.

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• Undergraduate and graduate students
• Students must be U. S. citizens or resident aliens formally affiliated with a U. S. college or university at the time of the conference, or the semester immediately following the conference, if during break.
• Preference will be given to those students who intend to present a talk or poster.

Applications must include proof of applicant’s affiliation with a U.S. institution. A copy of your current student ID or confirmation of course registration must be submitted with your application.

Students who are depending on travel assistance should not pay the registration fee or make travel arrangements until they have been notified that they have received an award. All applicants will be notified no later than late April 2019. 

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2024 awards colloquium held april 23.

The Department of Physics and Astronomy honored several students, faculty, and staff for their achievements on April 23 at the 2024 Awards Colloquium.

The Colloquium included recognition of 2023-2024 graduating seniors and advanced degree recipients. See the program for a full listing. 

See the image gallery for photos of the award recipients. Departmental Chair and Prof. Hallsie Reno recognized the undergraduate awardees, while Prof. Vince Rodgers recognized the graduate awardees.

Undergraduate Awards

Brian D. Strayer & Richard L. Rairden Scholarship in Physics:  Arissa Khan, Andrew Milne (renewal)

James A. Van Allen Award: Aditya Desai, Jeff Leiberton

Myrtle K. Maier Scholarship : Ashley Lindquist, Emerson Peters

Distinguished Service Award: Emma Burzynski

Undergraduate Scholar Award : Brandon Stephanie

Acevedo Family Academic Scholarship: Avi Kaufman, William Parker

Acevedo Family Undergraduate Poster Prize: Jeff Leiberton

Van Allen Research Grant: Aden Hageman, Noah Wessels, Joseph Schopen

Charles A. Wert Scholarship: Aditya Venkatesh, Avi Kaufman, Mary Haag, Will Meiners, Minou Emmad, Grace Paxton, Zeke Young

Acevedo Family Research Scholarship: Aditya Venkatesh, Emily Andrews

Andrew Nelson Undergraduate Poster Prize: Owen Fiedorowicz, Noah Wessels

Student Presentation Prize, Prairie Section APS: Jeff Leiberton

Phi Beta Kappa Members: Eric Biedke, Aditya Desai, Ryan Dunn, Philippe Jay, Jeff Leiberton, Emerson Peters, Brandon Stephanie

Graduate Student Awards

G. William Pfeiffer and Marilyn M. Maltby Scholarship: John Momberg, Cecilia Fasano (renewal)

Goertz/Nicholson Memorial Scholarship: Kevin Hall

Pfeiffer Family Scholarship Renewal: Sanjay Chepuri

John and Stacey Wall Scholarship: Hossein Zandipour, Hassan Bukhari

Acevedo Family Graduate Poster Prize: Sarah Choate

Ballard and Seashore Dissertation Fellowship Recipient: Collin Brown

UI Grad College Post-Comp Research Fellowship: Cecilia Fasano

 UI Grad College Summer Fellowship: Kristie Nault

Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award: Philip Griffin, Tyler Grover 

ISA Community Engagement Graduate Assistantship: Jacob Payne

 NASA FINESST Award: Kenny Buffo

Best Use of Auth0 (HackUIowa): Colin Gorgen, Stephon Berry

Staff Awards

Mary Louise Kelley Professional Development Awards: Andrea Shaevitz, Dale Stille

American Physical Society Fellow: Dale Stille 

Board of Regents Staff Excellence Award: Heather Mineart

Outstanding Staff Award: Richard Dvorsky 

Longevity Awards: 35 Years, Andrea Shaevitz; 40 Years, Larry Granroth; 45 Years, William Kurth

International Travel Award: David Hartley, Ph.D.

Faculty Awards

CLAS Dean’s Scholar Award: Associate Professor David Miles

CLAS Collegiate Teaching Award: Assistant Professor Casey DeRoo

F. Wendell Miller Distinguished Professor: Associate Professor Allison Jaynes

Iowa Mid-Career Faculty Scholar Award: Associate Professor David Miles

APS Katherine E. Weimer Award: Associate Professor Allison Jaynes

Nancy Roman Grace Technology Fellowships: Assistant Professor Casey DeRoo, Assistant Professor Keri Hoadley 

NSF Career Grant: Assistant Professor Ravitej Uppu

AGU James B. Macelwane Medal: Associate Professor Allison Jaynes

Faculty Promotion

Casey DeRoo, promotion to Associate Professor with tenure.

Presentation

The program concluded with a student presentation by Avi Kaufman, “Ordered Phases in Rydberg Systems.” His faculty mentor is Professor Yannick Meurice.

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The following graduate students received grants from JMU’s Office of Research and Scholarship to present their work at professional conferences during the 2022-2023 academic year.

Assessment and Measurement

Sarah Alahmadi received a grant to present on "What if We Ignore Non-Effortful Responses: The Impact of Rapid-Guessing on Item Parameter Estimates "  at the Northeastern Educational Research Association (NERA) in Trumbull, CT, October 2022.

Yelisey Shapovalov  received a grant to present on "Detecting halo effects in performance assessments: A Rasch measurement model simulation study", at the Northeastern Educational Research Association (NERA), Trumbull, Connecticut, October 2022.

Josiah Hunsburger received a grant to present on "The meaning, cost, and value of student learning outcomes: A mixed methods study", at the Northeastern Educational Research Association (NERA), Trumbull, Connecticut, October 2022.

Mara McFadden  received a grant to present on "Will you give good effort during the test? Simply asking increases examinees' test-taking motivation.", at the Northeastern Educational Research Association (NERA), Trumbull, Connecticut, October 2022.

Chris Patterson  received a grant to present a poster and presentation, "Observing how College Students Process Culturally Responsive and Antiracist items " at the Observing how College Students Process Culturally Responsive and Antiracist items in Chicago, Il, April 2023.

Katarina Schaefer  received a grant to present "The influence of item characteristics and setting on motivation fluctuation du " at the Northeastern Educational Research Association (NERA) in Trumbull, CT, October 2022.

Yelisey Shapavalov   received a grant to present "Developing criteria for evaluating the quality of state and district assetment literacy initiatives", at the National Council of Measurement in Education, Chicago, Illinois, April, 2023.

Audiology, PhD 

Rebecca Hales received a grant to present a poster on "Neurodiversity: Assessing ADHD Through Speech-on-Speech Masking in Sound " , at the American Academy of Audiology and HearTech Expo , Seattle, WA, April, 2023.

Nicole Cubbage  received a grant to present “Investigating the effects of Trpmll mutation on gut morphology" at the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (SICB) 2023 Conference, San Diego, CA, November, 2022.

Alondra Medina  received a grant to present “Does soil stoichiometry affect leaf litter herpetofauna in a lowland tropical wet forest?" at the Neuroscience 2022 , Society for Neuroscience Conference, Austin, TX, January, 2023.

Kentrell Richardson  received a grant to present “Understanding context dependent responses to climate change in Arizona Tiger Salamanders" at the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (SICB) 2023 Conference, Austin, TX, January, 2023.

Rysa Thomas  received a grant to present “Sex and life history-dependent variation in stress hormone receptor expression in red sided garter snakes" at the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (SICB) 2023 Conference, Austin, TX, January, 2023.

Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Ashley Oginz-Wilson received a grant to present "What's shame got to do with it? A humanistic approach to sexual temporment and desire in an effort to combat shame.", at the Association of Humanistic Counseling (AHC) 2023 Conference, Denver, CO, May, 2023.

Kimberly Hughes  received a grant to present a poster and roundtable of "Deeper than Dysmorphia: H.E.A.L. interventions", at the Association of Humanistic Counseling (AHC) 2023 Conference, Denver, CO, May, 2023.

Hannah Jarrett  received a grant to present a poster of "Stages of Racial Identity Development and Race-Based Trauma", at the American Counseling Association Conference, Toronto, Canada, March, 2023.

Communication Sciences and Disorders

Faith Frost  received a grant to present a poster of "Mentalizing matters for autistic and non-autistic adults' comprehension of indirect requests", at the Meeting on Languages in Autism Conference, Durham, NC, March, 2023.

Raghav Jha  received a grant to present "Effects of age on the amplitude-modulated cVEMPs Temporal Modulation Transfer Function", at the American Balance Society Conference, Scottsdale, AZ, February, 2023.

Heesung Park  received a grant to present a poster of "Directional Effect of Target Position on Spatial Selective Auditory Attention", at the 46th Annual MidWinter Meeting of Association for Research in Otolaryngology (ARO) Conference, Orlando, FL, February, 2023.

Counseling and Supervision

Jinok Lim  received a grant to present on "Supporting International Counseling Students during COVID-19: Considerations for Counselor Educators", at the 2022 Western Association for Counselor Education and Supervision conference, Portland, Oregon, October 2022.

Lynnquell Gardiner  received a grant to present a poster and roundtable of "Reimaging Self and Others: Collaborative Inquiry; Exploring Western Therapy through a Collectivistic ", at the Association for Humanistic Counseling (AHC) 2023 Conference, May, 2023.

Shayna Finn  received a grant to present a 50 Minute Content Session on "Climate Change and Student Mental Health: school counselor and environmental education partnerships", at the Western Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (WACES) Annual Conference, Portland, OR, October, 2022.

Amelia Greenwald  received a grant to present "For the burning of them", a visual art work (woven textile), at the 2023 Fiber Arts Festival; Design Museum, Seoul Art Center, Seoul, South Korea, May, 202

Yulin Yuan  received a grant to present "Eff of Choas - 2022", an art exhibition - Colleged Photography, at the 2023 Fiber Arts Festival; Design Museum, Seoul Art Center Seoul, South Korea, May, 2023

Hannah Greer-Young  received a grant to present a poster on "A Multi-faceted Review of Sexual Misconduct in Education", at the South Carolina Music Educators Association Professional Development Conference, Columbia, South Carolina, February, 2023.

Occupational Therapy 

Makenna Baugus received a grant to conduct a workshop on "Under Pressure: How Occupational Balance Affects Well-Being", at the  Virginia Occupational Therapy Association, Glen Allen, VA, September, 2022.

Medelyn Bayse received a grant to present a poster on "Exploring Occupational Therapy Students and Clinical Instructor Relationships Regarding a Surge Cap", at the Virginia Occupational Therapy Association Annual Conference, Richmond, VA, September, 2022.

Emily Deitrick received a grant to present a poster on "Alpaca Assisted Activities as an Emerging Area of OT Practice", at the Virginia Occupational Therapy Association 2022 Annual Conference, Glen Allen, VA, September, 2022.

Kiley Eichinger  received a grant to present on "Review of the psychological effects of pediatric burns and the impact of burn camps", at the Virginia Occupational Therapy Association Annual Conference, Glen Allen, VA, September, 2022.

Emily Farrell  received a grant to present on "Under Pressure: How Occupational Balance Affects Well-Being, at the Virginia Occupational Therapy Association Annual Conference, Glen Allen, VA, September, 2022.

Erin Hood received a grant to present a poster on "Alpaca Assisted Therapy as an Emerging Area of OT Practice", at the Virginia Occupational Therapy Association Annual Conference, Glen Allen, VA, September, 2022.

Grace Hooper received a grant to present a poster on "The Impact of Pediatric Burn Injury on the Self-Efficacy and Resilience in Adulthood", at the Virginia Occupational Therapy Association Annual Conference, Glen Allen, VA, September, 2022.

Brandi Houck  received a grant to present on "Exploring OT Students and Clinical Instructors' Relationships Regarding Surge Capacity and Resilience During the COVID-19 Pandemic," at the Virginia Occupational Therapy Association Conference, Glen Allen, VA, September, 2022.

Kayla Kamper  received a grant to conduct a workshop on, "Unlocking the Key to 3D Printing within Occupational Therapy", at the VOTA Annual Conference 2022, Richmond, VA, September, 2022.

Madeline Masi  received a grant to present a poster on "Review of Psychological Effects of Pediatric Burns and Impact of Burn Camp", VOTA-Virginia Occupational Therapy Association, Glen Allen, VA, September, 2022.

Madelyne McCrossin received a grant to conduct a workshop on "Unlocking the Key to 3D Printing within Occupational Therapy", at the VOTA Annual Conference 2022, Richmond, VA, September, 2022.

Lauren Morgan received a grant to conduct a workshop on "Under Pressure: How Occupational Balance Affects Well-Being", at the Virginia Occupational Therapy Association 2022 Annual Conference, Glen Allen, VA, September, 2022.

Lauren Murphey received a grant to conduct a workshop on "Unlocking the Key to 3D Printing within Occupational Therapy", at the Virginia Occupational Therapy Association, Richmond, VA, September, 2022.

Nitika Rikhi  received a grant to present a poster on "Review of Psychological Effects of Pediatric Burns and Impact of Burn Camp", at the VOTA-Virginia Occupational Therapy Association, Glen Allen, VA, September, 2022.

Brittany Scholsberg  received a grant to present a poster on "Alpaca Assisted Therapy as an Emerging Area of OT Practice", at the Virginia Occupational Therapy Association Annual Conference, Glen Allen, VA, September, 2022.

Elizabeth Suhr received a grant to present a poster on "Alpaca Assisted Therapy as an Emerging Area of OT Practice", at the Virginia Occupational Therapy Association Annual Conference, Glen Allen, VA, September, 2022.

Lauren VanHill received a grant to present a poster on "Alpaca Assisted Therapy as an Emerging Area of OT Practice", at the Virginia Occupational Therapy Association Annual Conference, Richmond, VA, September, 2022.

Brooke Williams  received a grant to conduct a workshop on "Under Pressure: How Occupational Balance Affects Well-Being", at the Virginia Occupational Therapy Association Annual Conference, Glen Allen, VA, September, 2022.

Speech-Language Pathology 

Tessa Lewis-Whitson  received a grant to present a poster on "Test Buddy: Perspectives from Individuals with Aphasia on a texting pen pal experience", at the Aphasia Access Leadership Summit, Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, March, 2023.

Psychological Sciences 

Josiah Hunsberger  received a grant to present "The meaning, cost, and value of student learning outcomes: A mixed methods study", at the Northeastern Educational Research Association (NERA), Trumbull, CT, October, 2022. Mara McFadden  received a grant to present "The meaning, cost, and value of student learning outcomes: A mixed methods study", at the Northeastern Educational Research Association (NERA), Trumbull, CT, October, 2022. Yelisey Shapovalov  received a grant to present "Detecting halo effects in performance assessments: A Rasch measurement model simulation study.", at the Northeastern Educational Research Association (NERA), Trumbull, CT, October, 2022.

Yelisey Shapovalov  received a grant to present "Developing criteria for evaluating the quality of state and district assetment literacy initiatives", at the National Council of Measurement in Education, Chicago, Illinois, April, 2023.

Autumn Wild  received a grant to present a poster on "Normative Data Collection for the Multicultural Neuropsychological Scale (MUNS)", at the National Neuropsychological Society (INS) Conference, San Diego, California, January, 2023.

School Psychology

Sharice Mehlenbacher  received a grant to present a poster on "Layers to This: Experience of Black Women Teaching, Learning, Taking the WAIS-IV", at the BSPN Conference hosted by The Black School of Psychology Network, Atlanta, Georgia, April, 2023. 

Sport and Recreation Leadership

Irina Perilova  received a grant to present a poster on "The impact of COVID-19 on para-athletes: A case study on motivation and psychological training for the 2020 Paralympic Games.", at the NASSS Conference (North American Society for the Sociology of Sport), Las Vegan, Navada, November, 2022.

Strategic Leadership Studies

Brooke Graham  received a grant to present on "Closing the Gender Gap in Healthcare Leadership: Can Administrative Fellowships Play a Role", at the International Leadership Association's 24th annual global conference, Washington DC, October 2022.

Joshua Orndorff  received a grant to present on "Adaptive Leadership in Religious & DEI Settings", at the International Leadership Association's 24th annual global conference, Washington DC, October 2022.

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