Two annual awards recognize early-career scholars who integrate green chemistry and sustainability into their teaching or mentoring. Each award includes a $1,000 honorarium and travel support for the awardee and one student to attend the Green Chemistry and Engineering Conference, where recipients present their work. Eligible applicants must demonstrate measurable student success and commit to conference participation.
Eligible applicants are early-career scholars within seven years of their terminal degree or academic career start, committed to green chemistry or sustainability education or mentoring with measurable student success.
