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The-APS.org > APS Education Online > Minority Programs > Student Fellowships & Awards > FAQs |
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Minority Student Fellowships and Awards The APS offers a number of fellowships specifically for minority undergraduate and graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. These fellowships are designed to not only provide important financial resources for the student but to also offer opportunities to build connections with the physiology community. Awardees will have opportunities to network with both senior and junior physiologists and with minority postdoctoral fellows and graduate and undergraduate students. Please note that these programs have specific eligibility requirements in terms of educational level/degree and racial/ethnic group. Some require U.S. citizenship or a permanent resident visa. Please read the application materials carefully. At this time, the APS does NOT offer any undergraduate scholarships. Porter Physiology Development Program Provides year-long fellowships to support minority students pursuing full-time studies toward a Ph.D. in the physiological sciences. First-year graduate students are eligible to apply. more>> NIDDK Minority Travel Fellowship Program Provides travel fellowships for minority undergraduate and graduate students, minority postdoctoral fellows, and faculty from minority institutions to attend the APS meetings (Experimental Biology and the APS Conferences). more>> NIDDK K-12 Outreach Fellowship Provides training, materials, and travel expenses to visit classrooms of K-12 minority students. Also provides travel to APS annual meeting, Experimental Biology. more>> Explorations in Biomedicine Program Provides summer research fellowships in physiology for Native American undergraduates. Includes stipend, travel and living expenses, and meeting travel costs. more>> Other APS Awards and Fellowships APS also offers student fellowships and awards that are not limited to minority applicants. Minority students are encouraged to apply for these awards and, historically, have fared well in the award competitions. Award programs include: |
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