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Fellowship Program - Klingenstein Philanthropies The Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation awards fellowship grants annually to outstanding post-doctoral or junior faculty candidates who are investigating the causes, prevention, and treatment of children and adolescents with ADHD or depression, especially those from low-income families and under-resourced communities, or other minoritized populations that may have limited supports and resources.
The Fellowship supports two-year research projects that could lead to federal funding and other national research awards. The Foundation supports research that produces direct and tangible benefits to children and their families, while also supporting promising, early career scientists. In 2023, the Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation conducted an evaluation of its Fellowship Program.
The results can be found here . Klingenstein Family Legacy Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund Scientific Advisory Committee Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation Transformation of Mental Health Care Medical Student Fellowship Program Scientific Advisory Committee Sadie & Harry Davis Foundation Patricia D.
Klingenstein Grants Program The Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation is unique in putting youth mental health at the center of its work, with special attention to minoritized populations. Its “Transformation” program has immediate impacts through developing innovative ways youth and their families can get the help they need.
It also invests in the future, providing fellowships to researchers early in their career who will go on to develop large scientific programs answering some of the most difficult questions about children’s mental health.
The Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation holds a biennial scientific meeting which allows fellows and grantees an opportunity to network with peers and learn from, and exchange ideas with, leaders in the field of child and adolescent mental health. The meeting brings together current fellows and grantees, who are required to attend during the term of their award, as well as select past awardees.
It takes place in New York City and includes slide and poster presentations, with time for questions and interaction with the program’s advisors and the foundations’ trustees.
2020 Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation Child and Adolescent ADHD Fellow Project Title: Stability of Neurophysiological Biomarkers of ADHD “The KTGF Fellowship was the catalyst that shifted my research focus from the neuroscience of ADHD to the intersection of neuroscience and clinical care.
During the KTGF Fellowship, I collected highly novel preliminary data that has since informed a series of investigations on the potential to use neurophysiology to individualize diagnosis and treatment of children with ADHD.
Now, any time I consider a new research proposal, I ask myself whether the investigation has potential to improve the clinical experiences of children and families with ADHD, and only if the answer is ‘yes’ will I pursue it. ”
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