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EDMAP is an interactive and meaningful program for university students to gain experience and knowledge in geologic mapping while contributing to national efforts to map the geology of the United States. It is a matching-funds grant program with universities and is one of the three components of the congressionally mandated U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) National Cooperative Geologic Mapping Program. Geology professors whose specialty is geologic mapping request EDMAP funding to support upper-level undergraduate and graduate students at their colleges or universities in a 1-year mentor-guided geologic mapping project that focuses on a specific geographic area. Every Federal dollar that is awarded is matched with university funds. EDMAP is invaluable not only because it contributes to national geologic mapping efforts but also because it helps fund academic research, thoroughly prepares students for real-world careers in the geosciences, and gives participants a competitive edge in the job market.
Students participating in the EDMAP Program receive training and first-hand field experience in geologic mapping and thus acquire skills useful in many geoscience fields.
Student work contributes to geologic mapping of the United States.
“Over the past 15 years EDMAP has produced some of the best geologic mappers in the Nation. The thing that excites me the most is some of our earliest students have gone on to mentor several younger generations of EDMAP students. EDMAP is the gift that keeps on giving.”
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So far, EDMAP has benefited 149 universities and more than 935 students from geoscience departments across the Nation.
Results from a recent EDMAP participant survey show that 95 percent of the respondents either pursued higher degrees or obtained jobs in the geosciences.
Surveyed participants consider the program to be a great opportunity and one that was enjoyable and highly valuable to their careers.
Application Process
Cooperative agreements are awarded based on a dollarfor-dollar match through an annual, competitive proposal process. Per-project funding available for graduate projects each fiscal year is $17,500; for undergraduate projects, it is $10,000. A peer-review panel consisting of university faculty, State Geologists, and USGS representatives determines which proposals will be awarded cooperative agreements.
Applications for professors and students interested in participating in this program are solicited annually in September by the EDMAP Program Announcement, which is available online at http://grants.gov.
To access the EDMAP Program Announcement in September, log on to http://grants.gov, select Find Grant Opportunities, then select Basic Search, and type in the keyword “EDMAP.”
Universities that have participated in the EDMAP Program
Alabama
Auburn University University of South Alabama
Arizona
Arizona State University Northern Arizona University The University of Arizona
California
California Institute of Technology California Polytechnic State University California State University–Long Beach California State University–Northridge California State University–Sacramento Humboldt State University San Diego State University San Francisco State University San José State University Stanford University University of California–Davis University of California–Santa Barbara University of Southern California
Colorado
Colorado School of Mines Colorado State University Fort Lewis College Mesa State College Western State College of Colorado
Connecticut
Eastern Connecticut State University
District of Columbia
The George Washington University
Florida
The Florida State University
Georgia
Columbus State University The University of Georgia
Idaho
Boise State University Brigham Young University–Idaho Idaho State University University of Idaho
Illinois
Illinois State University Northeastern Illinois University Northern Illinois University Northwestern University Southern Illinois University University of Illinois Western Illinois University
Iowa
Simpson College The University of Iowa University of Northern Iowa
Kansas
The University of Kansas Wichita State University
Kentucky
Eastern Kentucky University Morehead State University Northern Kentucky University University of Kentucky
Louisiana
Centenary College of Louisiana Louisiana State University The University of Louisiana at Monroe The University of New Orleans
Maine
Bates College The University of Maine University of Southern Maine
Massachusetts
Boston College University of Massachusetts–Amherst
Michigan
Central Michigan University Grand Valley State University Michigan State University Michigan Technological University University of Michigan–Dearborn Wayne State University Western Michigan University
Minnesota
University of Minnesota University of St. Thomas
Mississippi
The University of Mississippi
Missouri
Missouri State University Southeast Missouri State University University of Missouri
Montana
Montana State University Montana Tech of the University of Montana Rocky Mountain College The University of Montana
Nevada
University of Nevada–Las Vegas University of Nevada–Reno
New Hampshire
Dartmouth College Keene State College The University of New Hampshire
New Mexico
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology New Mexico State University The University of New Mexico
New York
CUNY–Brooklyn College CUNY–Queens College SUNY–College at Oneonta SUNY–The College at Brockport SUNY–University at Albany SUNY–University at Buffalo University of Rochester
North Carolina
Appalachian State University Duke University East Carolina University North Carolina State University The University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill The University of North Carolina–Charlotte The University of North Carolina–Wilmington
North Dakota
Minot State University The University of North Dakota
Ohio
Kent State University Miami University Ohio University The Ohio State University The University of Toledo University of Cincinnati
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State University The University of Oklahoma
Oregon
Oregon State University Portland State University University of Oregon
Pennsylvania
Lehigh University Pennsylvania State University University of Pittsburgh
Puerto Rico
University of Puerto Rico
South Carolina
Clemson University Coastal Carolina University College of Charleston University of South Carolina
South Dakota
South Dakota School of Mines & Technology
Tennessee
Tennessee Tech University The University of Memphis The University of Tennessee–Chattanooga The University of Tennessee–Knoxville
Texas
Texas Tech University The University of Texas at Arlington The University of Texas at Austin
Utah
Brigham Young University Southern Utah University The University of Utah Utah State University
Vermont
Castleton State College Middlebury College
Virginia
James Madison University Radford University The College of William and Mary Virginia Wesleyan College
Washington
Central Washington University Eastern Washington University University of Washington Washington State University Western Washington University
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire University of Wisconsin–Madison
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