Contributions to the Animal Behavior Society
DONATIONS make a big difference in our Society.
YOU CAN HELP!
The Animal Behavior Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the scientific study of animal behavior. We pride ourselves on being a top quality professional society with very low membership costs.
Our Society supports and encourages animal behavior research and outreach through a number of programs and grants. With contributions from you, we can keep these programs in place and help to support animal behavior research, teaching, and outreach.
Membership dues include a member's subscription to our journal Animal Behaviour, the monthly Newsletter, and discounts on annual meeting registration fees. Your dues also provide grants and other forms of financial support. We rely on contributions from members like you.
Our members, especially our students, need your help. PLEASE BE GENEROUS.
If you wish your contribution to go to a specific account you may enter any amount you wish using the appropriate button. If you would like to allow ABS maximum flexibility to use the funds where necessary please use the unrestricted account.
Unrestricted Fund: General Donations to enable the society to respond effectively to emergencies and opportunities.
Research Awards: Provides research grants Students studying animal behavior.
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Diversity Grant: Provides Registration Assistance to encourage culturally diverse participation at annual ABS meeting.
The George W. Barlow Award: Encourages excellence in graduate
student research in the field of animal behavior. The Barlow Award will be given annually to one top-ranked proposal in the Student Research Grant cycle in accordance with the most recent ABS Research Grant competition rules.
E.O. Wilson Conservation Award: Provides research grants to Graduate Students studying animal behavior with a Conservation focus.
David Tuber Award : To promote excellence in research into Applied Animal Behavior.
Founder’s Award: In honor of one of the founders of the Animal Behavior Society, it is awarded to the best poster at the annual ABS meeting.
Genesis Award: Provides award for best Undergraduate Poster presented at annual ABS meeting.
Latin American Initiatives Fund: Fund to help promote the initiatives of the Latin American Affairs Committee.
Omega Award: Rewards Professional Presentation by Member assigned terminal slot at annual ABS meeting.
Amy R. Samuels Cetacean Behavior and Conservation Award: Provides awards of up to $1,000 US to Students studying Cetacean Behavior and/or Conservation.
Phone/Mail In Contributions/Donations
You mail also mail in, phone or Skype any contributions to the following address
Contributions to the Animal Behavior Society
c/o
Animal Behavior Society
2111 Chestnut Ave, Suite 145
Glenview, IL 60025
phone: 312-893-6585
Skype: abs.central.office
