Chloe Moreau

It is easy to come home from a conference with a stack of business cards and good intentions, and never write the follow-up email. The people who do sit down

Your paper is accepted, the deadline is close, and the grant form is still blank. This page gives you a copy-ready conference travel grant proposal template, with placeholders you can

You know the moment. You are standing at the edge of a cluster of people during the keynote break, coffee in hand, and your mind goes blank. You have the

You’re in a busy conference hall, someone hands you their card, and you reach into your jacket pocket. Nothing. The cards are still at the hotel. So you pull out

You’re wearing a name badge, holding a program sheet, and surrounded by a room full of experts with no idea what to say. Plenty of first-time attendees feel that. It

It is easy to come home from a conference with a tote bag of business cards, a notebook of half-finished thoughts and no clear idea what the trip actually produced.

Registration, flights, a hotel and a week away from your research add up quickly. Before you spend that money, it helps to know what a conference can realistically do for

You are standing in the coffee line with a badge that has flipped backwards, and the person next to you says, “So, what do you do?” You know the answer.

You just got back from a conference. There is a stack of business cards on your desk, a phone full of LinkedIn notifications, and somewhere in your bag a crumpled

It is easy to arrive at an academic conference with a carefully prepared paper and no plan for what happens between sessions. The coffee break arrives, the room fills with