Meier PMRC Travel Inclusion Award

The purpose of the PMRA Meier Travel Inclusion Award is to provide financial support to doctoral students to travel to the Public Management Research Conference (PMRC). Specifically, it is intended to expand the diversity of PMRC attendees, broadly defined.

Eligibility

To be eligible for consideration, doctoral students must be PMRA members and presenting a paper at the PMRC conference.

Application Process

Application for this award will be accepted January 31 - February 20, 2025.

Complete this form and submit the following:

• a short statement about your eligibility for this award
• a PDF copy of your curriculum vitae (CV)

The submission deadline for the PMRA 2025 Awards has passed, and submissions are now closed.

Assessment Criteria

The primary aim is to provide financial support to doctoral students who meet one or more of the following criteria:

• Identify as part of historically underrepresented group in their home country, broadly defined (e.g. race, ethnicity, gender, religion, etc.) with priority given to underrepresented students from the U.S.
• Study in a doctoral program outside of the United States, Western Europe, South Korea, and the highly developed regions of China (i.e. coastal areas and large metropolitan areas such as Beijing)
• Participation in the conference would represent a financial hardship (e.g. will receive limited or no financial support from their department, etc).

Awardee Notification:
Applicants selected to receive an award will be notified by March 14, 2025. This allows sufficient time to finalize arrangements for participation in the 2025 Public Management Research Conference to be held at Seoul National University in Seoul, South Korea, June 25-28, 2025. 

Award & Recognition

The award recipients will be formally recognized at the upcoming Public Management Research Conference.

The value of the award has fluctuated over the years, with estimates ranging from $500 to $1000.

Award Committee Chair

Asmus Leth Olsen, University of Copenhagen

2024 Meier PMRC Travel Inclusion Award

Morgan Woodle, University of Oklahoma; Claudia Valencia Uribe, University of California, Irvine; Maíra Souza, São Paulo School of Business Administration at Fundação Getulio Vargas; Derrick Boakye Boadu, Florida International University; Omowonuola Fayemiro, University of Illinois Chicago; Seyed Mohsen Fatemi, University of Kansas; Aubrey Stewart, Florida International University; Kyela Gadi, Georgia State University; Emma Northcott, George Washington University; Wasimon Tosuratana, University of Arizona; Erzuah Nvidah, Florida International University; Soohyun Park, University at Albany; Guimin Zheng, Florida State University; Hyoeun Kim, University at Albany; Jeonghwa Yang, Florida State University; Yiying Chen, Rutgers University-Newark; Shuwen Zhang, University of Illinois Chicago; Faisal Cheema, Indiana University Bloomington; Raul Gutierrez Meave, University of Illinois Chicago; Eliana Sanchez Rangel, North Carolina State University; Karl Santiago, Indiana University, Bloomington; Keunyoung Lee, University of Southern California; Ying Liu, Rutgers University-Newark; Meng Ye, Georgia State University; Jongmin Lee, Indiana University Bloomington; Kyungmin Lee, University of Central Florida; Jaeyeong Nam, Florida State University; In Hae Noh, University at Albany; Seongdeok Oh, University of Texas at Dallas; Jung Won Choi, Georgia Institute of Technology; Hyunji Kim, Florida State University; Hyorim Seo, Rutgers University-Newark; Jeongyoon Yang, Georgia Institute of Technology; Hui Yin, Zhejiang University

2024 Meier PMRC Travel Inclusion Award Recipients, PMRC 2024, Seattle

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