The Colorado-based Society of Economic Geologists (SEG) has announced that research grants totalling US$40,000 will be available to students in 1998.
The grants will be made available, under three separate categories, to students of economic geology throughout the world.
The categories of grants include: the Hugh E. McKinstry Fund for research with a strong field component; the Hickock-Radford Fund for field projects in extremely remote regions, such as those in the Arctic; and grant from the Australian firm Broken Hill Propriety.
The amount of each grant will range from US$500 to US$3,000.
Grant applications are available from the Student Research Grants Program of the SEC, at 5808 South Rapp St., Suite 209, Littleton, Colo. 80120. Phone: (303) 797-0332. Fax: (303) 797-0417.
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