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Travel Support Program
Doctoral Student
Travel Support Program
The Davis College of Agriculture, Forestry and
Consumer Sciences will assist in supporting doctoral student travel
expenses to professional society meetings. Eligible students should
apply using the form below. Students should complete the form as far in
advance of their travel as possible, should have it endorsed by their
doctoral program supervisor and Division Director, and should bring or
mail the completed application to the address indicated on the form.
Eligibility
Any student enrolled in a College
doctoral program, or any doctoral student supervised by a faculty member
in the College, and attending a professional meeting to present a
research paper or poster, serve on a panel, or participate in some other
active, significant way, is eligible for travel support.
Funding Restrictions
Maximum support for any single student is
$400 and a student may receive support only once during a fiscal year
(July 1 through June 30). If two or more students jointly present a
single paper or poster, they will be expected to share the award and to
submit a joint request for travel support. Funds awarded may be used
only for the travel approved; i.e., no changes in itinerary are
permitted.
Funding will be provided only in the form of a
reimbursement of actual costs incurred (to the limit of $400) for meals,
transportation, meeting registration fees, and lodging. The program
will not reimburse other expenses. The student, student’s Division
and/or student’s graduate program are expected to share travel expenses
and travel support recipients will adhere to the Higher Education Travel
Rule.
Awards Procedure
Requests for support will be processed as
soon as possible, normally within one to two working days. Students
will be notified by email indicating the level of support which will be
provided (assuming actual expenses equal or exceed amount approved).
Travel and Reimbursement
Procedures
Students are required to obtain prior
approval for travel and should contact their Division office for
appropriate forms and procedures.
Within three business days of their return, students
should complete and submit an expense account settlement form, including
applicable receipts, in accordance with the Higher Education Travel
Rule. The student’s Division will submit the completed form for
approval and a reimbursement check will be mailed to the student’s local
address.
Doctoral Student Travel Program
Application for Support – FY 2002
Date ______________________________
Name _____________________________ SSN
_____________
Major _____________________________ Phone
____________
WVU email Address ___________________
Purpose of Travel:
Conference in which Participating:
Title of paper/poster presentation OR description of
activity:
Travel: From ___________________
To_____________________ and return
Dates of Travel: Leave ___________ Return
____________
Expense Items
Estimated Cost
Registration
$ ________
Transportation Mode _______________
$ ________
Mileage @
$.345/mi. $ ________
Lodging # nights @ $______
$ ________
Meals # days @ $ ______
$ ________
Other Expenses (explain)
$ ________
Total Estimated Expenses
$
________
Amount of Funding Request (maximum is $400) $
________
Additional Funding Sources
Personal
$ ________
Division
$ ________
Graduate Program (grant, etc.)
$ ________
Other (Specify
________________________) $ ________
(NOTE: Total amount of all sources should equal
anticipated expenses)
Signature of Student ______________________
Date ________
Approvals
Faculty Supervisor
________________________ Date_________
Division Director
________________________ Date _________
Send with Approvals to:
Experiment Station Office
1164 Ag Science Building
CAMPUS