Application Submission
- Must be a degree-seeking graduate student in good standing that has paid the Gables Graduate Activity Fee for all enrolled semesters.
- Each applicant will have an opportunity to make an oral presentation to the GAFAC Committee.
- Only fully complete applications will be approved and allowed to schedule a time to present.
- You will be notified via email on the status of your application.
- You can upload required documentation when submitting your online application.
- When applying for funding for presentation of a paper, copies of the abstract (or paper) and confirmation of the acceptance from sponsoring agency are required:
- Only one author per paper will be funded per conference when there are multiple authors.
- Application for funding MUST be submitted prior to the date of the scheduled event/activity.
- First day of the event/activity must take place prior to students graduation from the University of Miami.
GAFAC Application Tip Sheet
Online Application
Evaluation Criteria
- Merits of the applications.
- How the application provides an immediate either direct or indirect benefit to the University community.
- Whether the applicant has documented reasonable effort to obtain funding from other sources.
- There are sufficient funds available.
- Every effort will be made to notify applicant within 3-5 business days after presentation on the unofficial status of application.
Guidelines Upon Receipt of Funding
- That you conduct a lecture or seminar (when appropriate) for graduate students on a topic of relevance to your project.
- That you collect and make relevant materials readily available to other graduate students through your department.
- Receipt of GAFAC Funding is recognized in paper/poster.
- Any equipment purchased with GAFAC funds is clearly labeled “PAID FOR BY FUNDING FROM GAFAC”.
- Receipts for reimbursement must be submitted via Engage within 30 days following the funded event/activity or notification of awarding of funding (later of the two).
- Funding must be use for the expressed purpose for which they are awarded or can result in loss of funding.