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Texas A&M Scholarships and Financial Aid office connects students with a variety of funding opportunities including scholarships, tuition waivers and other awards. Browse their site for more information.

The Office of Graduate and Professional Studies’ Graduate Student Research and Presentation (RAP) Travel Award provides graduate students with educational and professional development opportunities through reimbursing up to $750 for travel expenses associated with academic conferences and research projects in the United States and abroad.

Harry Wayne Springfield Research Award

This is a competitive award to partially fund research. The Harry Wayne Springfield Research Award is available to current graduate students in rangeland ecology and management or related fields.

RWFM Travel Awards

Competitive departmental travel are grants offered periodically to provide partial support for RWFM graduate students to present research at professional conferences and meetings.

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