Travel Award Information
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ASMCUE Textbook Travel Award
The ASMCUE Textbook Travel Award is targeted to faculty members who have begun teaching undergraduate microbiology students within the past three years at an accredited U.S. college or university. Recipients may include postdoctoral scientists and/or early-career faculty members. Early-career faculty may include those persons who have taught in a related field of science but have moved to teaching microbiology. Applicants for this Award should apply for the Early-Career Travel Award Program listed below and one Award will come from this applicant pool.
Inaugural authors include Jeffrey Pommerville at Glendale Community College, Arizona, Marjorie Cowan at Miami University, Ohio; Christopher Woolverton (joining program later this year) at Kent State University, Ohio; Robert Bauman at Amarillo College, Texas; and Kathleen Talaro at Pasadena City College, California.
(Pictured from left to right: Jeffrey Pommerville, Marjorie Cowan, Christopher Woolverton, Robert Bauman, Amy Chang - ASM Education Department Director, and Kathleen Talaro)
ASMCUE Textbook Travel Award Information and Application 
Application Deadline: March 12, 2010
- Early-Career Faculty Travel Award
ASM offers travel awards to increase participation by early-career undergraduate faculty, post-doctoral scientists or senior level graduate students interested in teaching careers in ASMCUE.
Early-Career Travel Award Information and Application
Application Deadline: March 12, 2010
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Faculty Enhancement Program Travel Award
Faculty who are first-time attendees of ASMCUE and who teach microbiology at 2 or 4 year institutions with a large percentage of historically excluded and underrepresented students are eligible to apply for an award to attend ASMCUE 2010, receive a one-year membership to ASM.
Faculty Enhancement Program Travel Award Information and Application
Application Deadline: March 12, 2010
- ASM-UNESCO Leadership Grant for International Educators
This program, sponsored jointly by ASM and UNESCO, has been developed to enable a select group of educators from resource-limited countries to attend the ASMCUE and a pre-conference workshop to provide leaders in education with the resources to build innovative teaching modules that engage students and lead to enduring understandings in microbiology.
Application Deadline: November 1, 2009
ASM-UNESCO Leadership Grant for International Educators Information and Application
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