Attention Students

• You can join the AAPG for $10 (North America) or $20 (Outside North America)
• EMD for $4 (North American or Outside North America)

For this you will receive:

• AAPG Bulletin (monthly)
• AAPG Explorer (monthly)
• Discounts on Books
• Some free services of the Energy Resources Library
• Opportunity to build professional relationships at home and abroad
• Two complimentary books on career guidance
• A third FREE AAPG BOOK -- Your choice
• Student job search Internet database
• Discount on short courses

Student Chapter Program offers added benefits

• Membership Rebate
• Travel Rebate
• 2 Outstanding Student Chapter Awards ($)
• Opportunity to work General Store to raise money for local chapter.
• Austin E. Weeks Undergraduate Grant Program
• $500 draw for AAPG Books and Videos
• Quarterly issues of the Student Outlook

For more information contact the AAPG Student Affairs Coordinator
(918) 560-2653 or Email students@aapg.org

Donald F. Towse Memorial Grant in Aid

Funded by Donald and Marjorie Towse of San Jose, California through the AAPG Foundation Grant-in-Aid Program, this grant is given to students studying geology related to the occurrence and production of earth materials, except conventional oil and gas, capable of being used in energy production, and including remote sensing. Dr. Towse was President of AAPG's Energy Mineral Division in 1989-1990.

Recipients

2008

Renee Vardy - Wichita State University

2007

Dariusz Strapoc - Indiana University

2006

Sarah Mardon – University of Kentucky (Abstract)

2005

Gareth Chalmers – University of British Columbia (Abstract)

2004

Jennifer Cooper – University of Missouri, Columbia (Abstract)

2003

Krista Morisen -  Miami University, Ohio (Abstract - PDF)

2002

Dwayne Giggs – University of Alberta (Abstract - PDF)

2001

Jesse Korus – Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University

2000

Todd Dallegge – University of Alaska, Fairbanks

1999

Raphael Wüst – University of British Columbia

1998

Kenneth Carroll – Ohio University

1997

Qiang Xu – Chengdu Institute of Technology

1996

Ian Cloke, University of London

Grant Application Process

Grant applications are distributed worldwide to all universities known to offer graduate studies in the geosciences. Applications are available on the Internet. Applications to be considered are due annually by January 31.