Kaiser-Goldberg Research Fellowship

The Kaiser-Goldberg Research Fellowship is a competitively awarded summer research fellowship supporting students interested in neuroendocrine and/or reproductive endocrine research. The program funds a 10–12 week summer research placement in an Endocrine Society member's laboratory for one selected student annually. The fellowship provides a stipend to support living expenses and aims to expand the endocrinology workforce by supporting early-career endocrine researchers.

$5,000 stipend; 10–12 week summer research placement in an Endocrine Society member's laboratory

Undergraduate, medical, PhD, and other post-baccalaureate (Master’s or international equivalent) students are eligible. Nonmember applicants may apply but mentors must be Endocrine Society members. Applicants from all countries are eligible.

Applicants self-nominate by submitting a 1–2 page personal statement describing interest in endocrinology and motivation; the summary must be co-signed by the applicant’s research mentor. Mentor must be an Endocrine Society member. An interest form is available to be notified when applications open.