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CALL FOR NOMINATIONS STUDENT GRANTS,
AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS
GSA DIVISION AWARDS
■ MINERALOGY, GEOCHEMISTRY, PETROLOGY, Kerry Kelts Award
AND VOLCANOLOGY (MGPV)
Application deadline: 31 July, 12 a.m. EST
Nominations due 15 July
Applications are invited for the Kerry Kelts Research Awards
Submit nominations to J. Alex Speer, Mineralogical Society of of the GSA Limnogeology Division. This year, one award of
America, 3635 Concorde Pkwy, Suite 500, Chantilly, VA 20151- US$1,000 for undergraduate or graduate student research related
1110, USA; jaspeer@minsocam.org. For more information, go to to limnogeology, limnology, or paleolimnology is available.
www.geosociety.org/divisions/mgpv/awards.htm.
Prepare your application as a PDF (or PDFs) with your last
MGPV Distinguished Geologic Career Award name in all file names. The application file should contain a
research summary and a short CV (two pages max.). The research
This award goes to an individual who, throughout his or her summary must include a description of the proposed research, its
career, has made distinguished contributions in one or more of limnogeological significance, why the award funds are needed for
the following fields of research: mineralogy, geochemistry, the project, and a brief description of the student’s other funding
petrology, and volcanology, with emphasis on multidisciplinary, sources. Be sure to include a title. The maximum length for the
field-based contributions. summary is five pages, including figures and captions; the list of
references cited is not included in this limit. Send your application
MGPV Early Career Award to Division Chair Joop Varekamp, jvarekamp@wesleyan.edu.
Please include “Kelts Award application” in the subject line.
This award will go to an individual near the beginning of his or
her professional career who has made distinguished contributions GSA and the Limnogeology Division hope to increase the
in one or more of the following fields of research: mineralogy, number of Kelts awards, named for visionary limnogeologist
geochemistry, petrology, and/or volcanology, with emphasis on and inspiring teacher Kerry Kelts, in the future. If you can
multidisciplinary, field-based contributions. Nominations are help support this award, please send your donation, labeled
restricted to those who are within eight years past the award of “Kerry Kelts Research Awards of the Limnogeology Division,”
their final degree. Extensions of up to two years will be made for to GSA at P.O. Box 9140, Boulder, CO 80301-9140, USA.
nominees who have taken career breaks for family reasons or
because of serious illness.
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