The AHA annual meeting is the largest gathering of historians from across the discipline, and it offers many opportunities to build a professional network, enhance teaching skills, learn about the latest research, and participate in discussions about issues affecting the discipline. The AHA offers grants to help graduate students, early career and un\/underemployed historians, and community college and public high school faculty attend the annual meeting. Only AHA members are eligible to apply.<\/p>\n
Applications are accepted between September 15 and\u00a0November 15<\/strong>. To apply, log into your MY AHA account at historians.org\/myaha<\/a>\u00a0and click \u201cAvailable Awards\u201d in the AHA Awards, Grants, and Jobs section.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n AHA members only.<\/strong>\u00a0The Association offers 10 grants<\/a> of up to $250 to assist AHA members who have childcare costs during the meeting. The grants are intended to help offset the cost of child care, enabling attendees with dependent children to attend the meeting.\u00a0History graduates students, early career historians, and contingent faculty are eligible; priority will go to those who are on the program.<\/p>\n AHA members only.<\/strong>\u00a0AHA Council Annual Meeting Travel Grants<\/a> subsidize the attendance of graduate students and un\/underemployed historians at the AHA annual meeting. Applicants in any major or minor field, regardless of participation in the meeting program, will be considered. Grant amounts are recommended annually by the executive director based on the fund balance and range between $200\u2013$400. Applications are accepted each fall.<\/p>\n AHA members only. <\/strong>Jerry Bentley World History Travel Grants<\/a> are awarded annually to support travel to the AHA annual meeting for graduate students who include world history among their major or minor fields of academic study. Grantees enrolled at a university in the state of Hawaii will receive twice the standard grant amount. Grant amounts are recommended annually by the executive director based on the fund balance and range between $200\u2013$400. Preference will be given to those who have previously applied but not received an award. Applications are accepted each fall.<\/p>\n AHA members only.<\/strong> Established in 2013 at the bequest of Dorothy Rosenberg and in collaboration with the Phi Beta Kappa Society, the Dorothy Rosenberg Phi Beta Kappa Annual Meeting Travel Grants<\/a> are awarded annually to help defray travel expenses incurred by graduate students attending the annual meeting. Graduate student applicants in any major or minor field, regardless of participation in the meeting program, will be considered. Successful applicants will be awarded travel subsidies between $200-$400. Preference will be given to those who have previously applied but not received an award.<\/p>\n AHA members only.<\/strong>\u00a0Established in 2019 by the members of the\u00a0National Institute of Social Sciences<\/a>, the National Institute of Social Sciences Annual Meeting Travel Grants<\/a> are awarded to help defray travel expenses incurred by graduate students attending the AHA annual meeting. Graduate student applicants in any major or minor field of history will be considered. Successful applicants will be awarded travel subsidies between $200-$400. Preference will be given to graduate students participating in the meeting program. Applications are accepted each fall.<\/p>\nChildcare Grants<\/h3>\n
AHA Council Annual Meeting Travel Grants<\/h3>\n
Jerry Bentley World History Travel Grants<\/h3>\n
Dorothy Rosenberg Phi Beta Kappa Annual Meeting Travel Grants<\/h3>\n
National Institute of Social Sciences Annual Meeting Travel Grants<\/h3>\n
James G. Stofer Annual Meeting Travel Grants<\/h3>\n