E. Leonard Jossem Interantional Education Fund -- THE Journal

Grant

E. Leonard Jossem Interantional Education Fund

Get funds for attending international physics conferences

12/31/14

Available Funds/Award: Varies

Opens: Ongoing

Proposals Due: Ongoing

Final Applications Due: Ongoing

Winners Chosen: Ongoing

Recurring? Ongoing

Granting Organization: AAPT

Description: AAPT awards funds for international conferences geared towards physics education. Funds are also awarded for collaboration of physics educators located in the United States and developing nations.

Requirements: Write a proposal for funds.

Eligibility: AAPT members are currently faculty or students

Application Link: http://www.aapt.org/Programs/grants/Jossem.cfm

Additional Information Link: http://www.aapt.org/Programs/grants/Jossem.cfm

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