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Support AALHE » Donate online by clicking hereDonations made to the General AALHE Fund will be used to strengthen the organization, improve the annual conference, and increase benefits to our members. Additionally, donors may elect to give to the Graduate Student Fund to contribute to the Graduate Student Travel Award. The Association for the Assessment of Learning in Higher Education (AALHE) is incorporated as a non-profit entity in the state of Kentucky (January 2010) and is a tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and is eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions. Graduate Student Travel AwardAALHE offers graduate student travel assistance because developing the next generation of assessment practitioners is one of our strategic goals. Assistance will vary and is available only to full-time graduate students to cover up to $1000 of reimbursable transportation and lodging expenses; in addition, assistance includes a conference fee waiver. The number of students who receive assistance is dependent on contributions to the Graduate Student Travel Assistance Program fund (donate today!). We will take the following into consideration when reviewing applications (listed in no particular order):
Eligibility
Reimbursable expenses include the following:
Please note that the conference proposal and the travel assistance application processes are separate and require two actions. (1) Conference proposals are submitted online and are due in January. (2) To apply for travel assistance, complete the online application form and have a faculty member email a letter of support, including a statement verifying full-time student status, to [email protected]. DeadlineSee the current conference pages for information on this year's application deadlines. |