The Addictive Behaviors SIG offers travel awards up to $250 to students that are underrepresented in the
biomedical, clinical, behavioral, and social sciences as defined by the Department of Health and Human Services,
including students from disadvantaged backgrounds, who are interested in addictions research and practice. Priority
will be given to students (1) who have never attended the convention, (2) who are presenting at the convention, and
(3) who have no other funds available to them. Award funds may be requested to cover costs related to: (1) ABCT
membership; (2) ABCT student conference registration; (3) presenting (e.g., poster printing); and/or (4) travel
associated with attending the ABCT convention. Applications should include the following in an email to
rpeterson5@bryant.edu:
(1) the student’s name;
(2) current enrollment status (undergraduate vs. graduate, year in program);
(3) name of faculty mentor (if applicable);
(4) statement of how many times the student has attended ABCT;
(5) description of the presentation type and title student will be giving at ABCT (if applicable);
(6) the type and amount of support requested, along with acknowledgement of any other funds being
received (e.g., funds from ABCT; funds from student’s college/university; reimbursement provided by faculty
mentor’s grant or a grant directly to the student).