Research Grant > Jan S.
Bashinski Grant
Apply Today! Application Deadline: July 31
of the current year.
Purpose: Purpose: The
Jan Grant Award is to provide Graduate Students with
financial assistance to complete their thesis or
independent research project as required for a graduate
degree in Criminalistics/Forensic Sciences. The
thesis or research project must be in the field of
Criminalistics/Forensic Sciences.
Jan S. Bashinski Criminalistics
Graduate Thesis Assistance Grant Eligibility
Requirements:
• The applicant must
be a full- or part-time student completing his or her
graduate degree requirements by conducting a research
project at an educational institution accredited in the
U.S. by a recognized academic body.
• This project must,
in the opinion of the FSF Awards Committee, make a
significant scientific contribution to the field of
Criminalistics/Forensic Sciences.
Grant Amount: The
Jan Grant Award is $500. In addition, up to $1,200 is
available for travel expenses to attend a future AAFS
Annual Meeting where the awardee has an approved
platform presentation of the completed research. The
funding must be used to complete the research project.
Application: Please
complete the application (on next page) and submit with
the required attachments outlined in Part II on the
application form.
All submissions must be received and completed by July
31. The deadline is firm with no extension. Please
submit the aforementioned Jan S. Bashinski
Criminalistics Graduate Thesis Assistance Grant
Eligibility Requirements electronically to Kimberly
Wrasse at
kwrasse@aafs.org, or by mail to: Kimberly Wrasse,
FSF, 410 North 21st Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80904.
Click
HERE
to download application.
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