[Aqualist] AAA/ASHA 2014 Joint Conference: Conference Travel Subsidy Scheme

[Ulm, Sean]

FIFTH ANNOUNCEMENT: CONFERENCE TRAVEL SUBSIDY SCHEME

AAA/ASHA 2014 Joint Conference

Culture, Climate, Change: Archaeology in the Tropics

1-3 December 2014

Cairns, Queensland

Applications are now open for the Conference Travel Subsidy Scheme. Instructions and application forms are available at: http://australianarchaeology.com/conferences/aaa2014-conference/travel-subsidy-scheme/

The conference will offer a limited number of travel subsidies to Indigenous and student delegates. The scheme aims to encourage greater levels of Indigenous and student participation in the conference. Note that non-Indigenous people are eligible to apply on behalf of Indigenous delegates.

The amount of funding available in the Travel Subsidy Scheme varies from year-to-year based on the conference budget and the amount of sponsorship received.

Subsidies may be applied for to subsidise the costs of travel, registration, accommodation and/or meals. The maximum amount of travel subsidy for any individual delegate is capped at $1000 and is treated as a reimbursement of costs incurred.

Please email your completed application to Sean Ulm at sean.ulm at jcu.edu.au<mailto:sean.ulm at jcu.edu.au>.

The deadline for applications is 31 July 2014. Late applications will not be considered.

Further Information

Further details will be available at:

http://www.australianarchaeology.com/conferences/aaa2014-conference/

http://www.asha.org.au/conference/

Or email Julie Jerbic at aaa at conferenceonline.com.au<mailto:aaa at conferenceonline.com.au>.

We look forward to seeing you in December.

P.S. To celebrate the 37th annual conference of the Association the official hashtag for the conference will be #AAA37.