Applications Open, Dr. James A. Ferguson Fellowship

Applications Open, Dr. James A. Ferguson Fellowship

The James A. Ferguson Fellowship is offering  a 3, 6, or 12-month research opportunity for you to enhance health disparities and infectious disease research skills in a mentored environment. Please click on Dr. James A. Ferguson Fellowship website for more details. The deadlines for each of the research opportunities are:

Fellowship

Applications Due

Fellowship begins

Stipend

6 – month

Nov 28th, 2023

Sat, Feb 3, 2024, until

Thurs, Aug 6, 2024

Part or Full time

$13-15K

12 – month

Jan 31st, 2024

Mon, May 27, 2024, until

Fri, May 23, 2025

Full time, can be student (e.g., all but dissertation)

$42-56K

3 – month (Summer)

Jan 31st, 2024

Mon, May 27, 2024 until

Tues, August 6, 2024

Full time

$7-8K

 For 1st years, this can serve as an APE.

For 2nd years, this can provide support and additional training and experience over the summer or beyond, as you seek other opportunities.

Students must be graduate students (or recent grads) and U.S. Citizens, U.S. Nationals, or Permanent Residents.

In addition to working on infectious disease research, you will also receive:

  1. personalized career mentoring and
  2. support to present your work at scientific conferences or publish
  3. In some cases, housing support

Partner sites include:

  1. Atlanta
    1. RSPH, Emory
    2. Morehouse School of Medicine
    3. CDC
  2. Baltimore – Kennedy Krieger, Johns Hopkins,
  3. Washington DC – Howard University College of Medicine,
  4. New York – The City University of New York (CUNY)




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