Research Experiences for Graduate and Medical Students (REGMS) Program

The REGMS program provides 8–10 week summer laboratory research experiences for graduate and medical students under the guidance of Endocrine Society member mentors. Participants receive mentorship, present virtual research talks, take part in an 8-week webinar series, and may present at the Society's annual meeting. The program includes financial support for summer costs and travel to the Society meeting, and offers opportunities for publication and career development.

8–10 week summer research placement, $2,500 honorarium, $1,500 travel grant to ENDO meeting, 8-week career-development webinar series, mentorship, presentation opportunities, potential publication and Early Career Forum participation.

Applicants must be full-time, 1st to 3rd-year medical or graduate students and active Endocrine Society members. Mentors must be active Endocrine Society members; only one application per mentor is permitted. Priority consideration is given to neuroendocrine and reproductive endocrinology projects.

Application requires a one-page project summary prepared jointly by mentor and student, mentor statement describing role and training plans, mentor NIH-style biosketch (up to 5 pages), transcripts in English, and the student's CV/resume. Mentor must be an active Society member.