Awards up to $2,500 to support research at the Center for Creative Photography in the history of photography.

The University Distinguished Outreach Faculty award recognizes faculty who have made outstanding contributions to outreach at the University of Arizona, in the State of Arizona and the nation. The Call for Nominations is issued annually in mid-September.

The Provost's Author Support Fund is available to faculty or academic professionals whose workload description includes the expectation of research and publication, and who hold appointments in units reporting directly or indirectly to the Provost.

The Distinguished Scholar awards are granted to three outstanding recently tenured and mid-career faculty who are making transformative contributions to their disciplines and to our University’s teaching, research, and outreach priorities. The Call for Nominations is issued annually in mid-September.

Travel stipends to professional meetings are available for graduate students pursuing a Ph.D., M.A./J.D., graduate certificate, or Ph.D. minor in Gender & Women’s Studies at the University of Arizona. Funding may be provided to individuals traveling to a conference to present a paper or who have or will be attending a conference which they can demonstrate will advance their research and professional goals.

Awards up to $5,000 to promote new knowledge about photography and the history of photography.

The University of Arizona Graduate College offers many funding opportunities for graduate students, including scholarships and fellowships, awards for dissertation research and travel, and others.

The Graduate and Professional Student Council awards travel grants for graduate and professional students who are attending or presenting research at academic or professional conferences.

Current graduate and professional students in good academic standing who have a project proposal and a principal investigator or project advisor may apply for Research and Project Grant funding.

An annual cash award to support the Latin teaching pursuits of a graduate student in the Department of Classics (by faculty nomination).