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Find similar grantsCancer Research High School Program (ACS CICRT) is sponsored by American Cancer Society (ACS). This program provides institutional support for high school students to participate in a 2-week virtual summer program in cancer research. It targets students interested in future careers in cancer research, health professions, or health-related sciences.
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The amount must be greater than or equal to $5 Your gift is 100% tax deductible. ACS Center for Innovation in Cancer Research Training (CICRT) FAQs: High School Program Institutions: High School FAQS: College Internships Institutions: College Internship Post-Baccalaureate Fellows We provide institutional support for high school students to take part in a 2-week virtual summer program in cancer research.
The program targets students interested in a future career in cancer research, a health profession, or a health-related science. The Cancer Research for High School Program is part of the American Cancer Society Center for Innovation in Cancer Research Training (CICRT). The goal is to increase the number of cancer researchers and care professionals in the future.
The Basics: Cancer Research High School Program To increase awareness of, and enthusiasm for, opportunities to work in cancer research for High School students who: Are rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors with an interest in any STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) discipline, public health, or health profession.
Will be at least 16 years old when the program starts Selected high school students spend 2 weeks during the summer engaging in cancer research with eCLOSE Institute and doing case studies to expand their breadth of cancer research knowledge and career opportunities. Throughout the year, Cancer Research High School Program participants are given opportunities to engage in planned career-development and networking activities.
Students receive a $500 stipend. No academic credit is awarded. Each ACS-funded institution sets the criteria and process for student applications and their review.
Using a selection committee, institutions may choose up to 20 program participants . ACS Grant Mechanism for High School Cancer Research Programs The ACS CICRT funding opportunity is awarded to eligible institutions to support implementation of introductory career training in cancer research and oncology care for high school students.
Institutional Grant Eligibility Criteria Eligible nonprofit institutions may be academic institutions, cancer centers, or an equivalent nonprofit institution with academic affiliations.
To be eligible, institutions must have: An established cancer research program Experience with Pathways Programs Held an ACS, NIH, or other national funder of institutional research or training grants An accredited nonprofit degree-granting institution headquartered in the United States For full eligibility criteria, see: For all questions: Email CancerResearchTraining@cancer.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible nonprofit institutions, including academic institutions, cancer centers, or equivalent nonprofit institutions with academic affiliations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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