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by Applying to the On To the Future Program

Applications are now being accepted for GSA’s On To the
Future (OTF) program. If you are a student or recent graduate
from a group underrepresented in the geosciences who has never
attended an annual meeting, apply by 3 June. Awardees attending
in person will receive a travel grant to attend the GSA Connects
2022 meeting in Denver, Colorado, USA. Included with your
award is a one-year free GSA membership, full in-person or
online meeting registration, one-on-one mentorship during the
meeting, special events with GSA leadership, and professional
and peer connections that will last you a lifetime. Scholars and
mentors may participate in person or virtually.

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GSA encourages low-income, BIack, Indigenous, and People
of Color, first-generation, non-traditional, women, veterans,
LGBTQIA+, and students with disabilities to apply.

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