Contributions

Society of Economic Geologists, including the Foundation and Canada Foundation

Your contribution directly supports SEG's efforts to advance the science and the discovery of mineral resources through research, publications, courses, student research grants, and field trips. We sincerely thank you for your support!

SEG provides easy ways to contribute. For other payment options, contributions of US$15,000 or more, or general questions, please contact Theresa Straub, SEG Development Coordinator, at theresastraub@segweb.org

Income from invested contributions is used to support professional activities of both organizations. SEG and the SEG Foundation are tax-exempt 501(c)(3) corporations under U.S. IRS code. The SEG Canada Foundation is a charitable organization registered with the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency.

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Funds

SEG New Century Fund

Supports education and training programs with a focus on students and early career professionals to build diversity and inclusion in a new generation of mineral explorers. Founding Sponsors: Rio Tinto, Anglo American

SEG Foundation General Fund

Supports broad-purpose education including student membership, traveling lecturers, and international programs.

-- Discovery Fund

Funding of existing student programs aimed at developing a new generation of economic geologists.

-- Hugo T. Dummett Fund

Supports resourceful applicants using the best available science for mineral discovery.

-- Alberto Terrones L. Fund

Supports Latin American students, especially in Mexico and Peru, to study in the USA and Canada.

-- Timothy Nutt Fund

Supports students and young professionals in Zimbabwe and southern Africa.

-- Ronald E. Seavoy Student Field Trip Fund

Selects top students to visit world-class mining districts with experienced mentors.

-- Graduate Student Fellowship Fund

Provides fellowships for students intending to pursue economic geology leading to an M.Sc. or Ph.D. degree.

-- Hugh E. McKinstry Fund

Provides grants for study, research, and teaching of the science of economic geology.

-- Hickok-Radford Fund

Supports young scientists pursuing field research in economic geology at high elevations and latitudes.

-- Eric P. Nelson Fund

Supports students conducting field work that includes structural geology as applied to ore deposits and metallogeny.

-- James Mwale Education Fund

Ensures advancement in the education of early career geoscientists and students in southern Africa.

-- Spora's Explorers Fund

Supports students or early career professionals in Africa in economic geology research or to attend technical SEG events.

SEG General Fund

Supports key Society programs including conferences, publishing, and student chapters.

SEG Canada Foundation

Supports broad-purpose education including student research grant and fellowship programs with a Canadian connection.

Total (US $)

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