Student Awards/Grants

Grant in Aid of Travel

PURPOSE

The Grant-in-Aid is to:

• promote the principal objective of the Society to further the development of the science of hydrology and its application to the under-standing and management of New Zealand's water resources, and
• encourage full-time NZ tertiary students to attend the Society's Annual Symposium and present papers describing their work.

THE GRANT

The Grant will be $100. The sum may be increased at the discretion of the Executive if circumstances warrant.

CONDITIONS

• Grants in aid will be available for tertiary students enrolled at a NZ Instutution to attend the NZHS Symposia.

• The recipient will attend the Society's Annual Symposium, and present a paper or poster describing the hydrological work in which he/she has been the principal investigator, or a principal participant.
• Applications will be assessed by the Society's Executive who may invite advice from appropriately qualified people. Up to three Grants will be awarded annually, at the Executive's discretion.
• The recipient will be a financial member of the New Zealand Hydrological Society.

APPLICATIONS

Applications may be made to the Secretary, using this form, preferably at least 3 months preceding the Symposium to be attended.

To get the full award application form, Click here.

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Grant in Aid of Research

PURPOSE

The Grant-in-Aid of Research is to:

• promote the principal objective of the Society to further the development of the science of hydrology and its application to the under-standing and management of New Zealand's water resources, and
• assist full-time tertiary students to carry out hydrological research.

THE GRANT

The Grant will be up to $400 for the purchase of necessary equipment and materials.

CONDITIONS

• The recipient will supply a report to the Society's newsletter Current, and submit a paper for publication in the Journal of Hydrology (New Zealand) which describes the work undertaken.
• The recipient will be a financial member of the New Zealand Hydrological Society.
• The recipient will normally be a full time student at a New Zealand tertiary institution.
• Applications will be assessed by the Society's Executive who may invite advice from appropriately qualified people. Up to two Grants will be awarded annually, at the Executive's discretion.
• Items purchased with the Grant will become the property of the recipient's institution.
• Proof of purchase of the items must be supplied prior to reimbursement.

APPLICATIONS

Applications may be made to the Secretary, using this form, preferably by 31 May in the year in which the Grant is required. Applications may be judged competitively.

To get the full award application form, Click here.