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Leadership Development Award - Pathology Residents - CAP Foundation Leadership Development Award – Pathology Residents $1,200 for travel to attend the Spring or Fall Residents Forum Meeting or the Pathologists Leadership Summit to enhance education and experience on issues challenging the pathology specialty Apply for the Spring Cycle by December 14, 2026 Among the CAP Foundation’s most enduring programs, the Leadership Development Award introduces pathology residents to the specialty’s issues and leadership opportunities at the institutional, local, state, and national levels.
The award enhances each recipient’s education and experience on issues challenging the Two cycles of funding are available to cover one of the following: Spring Cycle – Pathology Residents Funding is available for pathology residents to attend the: CAP Spring Residents Forum (travel expenses up to $1,200) – March 13, 2027, Vancouver, BC Pathologists Leadership Summit (travel expenses up to $1,200) – May 15-18, 2027, Washington, DC APPLY BY December 14, 2026 https://capfoundation.
smapply. io/prog/leadership_development_award_for_pathology_residents/ Special Opportunity for Pathology Residents in Missouri .
Sponsored by the Missouri Society of Pathologists Foundation (MSPF), funding is available for a Missouri-based pathology resident to attend the: Pathologists Leadership Summit (travel expenses up to $1,200) – May 15-18, 2027, Washington, DC APPLY BY December 14, 2026 Fall Cycle – Pathology Residents Funding is available for pathology residents to attend the: Fall CAP Residents Forum (travel expenses up to $1,200) – September 9, 2027, Chicago, IL CAP’s Engaged Leadership Academy (ELA) (registration fee up to $400) – December 2027, Northfield, IL NOTE: Travel costs associated with attending the ELA program, including airfare, hotel, and meals not provided during the program, will be paid by the participant.
Leadership Development Award for Pathology Residents – CAP Foundation Grants and Awards Application Site Among the CAP Foundation’s most enduring programs, the Leadership Development Award offers new in practice fellows the opportunity to participate in the CAP’s Engaged Leadership Academy (ELA), a communication and leadership course exclusively for CAP members to develop skills not learned in clinical training.
In this practical, interactive weekend workshop, members improve communication and public speaking skills, increase their confidence to lead their institutions, and practice the nuances to effectively engage clinical colleagues, administrators, government agencies, and advocacy CAP’s Engaged Leadership Academy (ELA) (registration fee and expenses up to $500) – December 2026, Northfield, IL NOTE: Travel costs associated with attending the ELA program, including airfare, hotel, meals not provided during the program, will be paid by the participant.
https://capfoundation. smapply. io/prog/leadership_development_award_for_cap_fellows_new_in_practice_ engaged_leadership_academy/ Pathology Residents who are actively enrolled in an accredited US or Canadian pathology residency program.
Applicants will be considered regardless of age, race, gender, national origin, or religion. Applicants should have authorization from their institution to attend the meetings. Awardees and/or their institutions should expect to cover any travel costs that exceed the amount awarded.
All new in practice CAP Fellows (1 to 5 years) may apply. Applicants will be considered regardless of age, race, gender, national origin, or religion. Applicants should have authorization from their institution to attend the meetings.
Awardees and/or their institutions should expect to cover any travel costs that exceed the amount awarded. 1. The signature of your residency program director or department chair (invite this individual as a collaborator on your application) 2.
Responses to the following: Your interest in leadership, professional development, and/or health policy and how this interest enhances your ability to articulate your value as a pathologist Your goals for attending the meeting Your plan to share and apply knowledge gained Why the award is essential to you, the applicant Why you require foundation financial support 4.
Professional Headshot (1+ megabyte; color; with or without lab coat; neutral background; the photo you submit to be used in web and print media for award recognition; no selfies please) 5. Letter of recommendation from your residency program director or department chair discussing: How you would benefit from receiving this award.
Your demonstration of leadership skills along with your interest in/knowledge of the issues facing the field of pathology *Applicants that do not address the above items in their application will not be considered. Responses to the following: Your interest in leadership and/or professional development and how this interest enhances your ability to articulate your value as a pathologist.
Your goals for attending the ELA Your plan to share and apply knowledge gained Why the award is essential to you, the applicant Why you require foundation financial support 3.
Professional Headshot (1+ megabyte; color; with or without lab coat; neutral background; the photo you submit to be used in web and print media for award recognition; no selfies please) *Applicants that do not address the above items in their application will not be considered.
Awardees are expected to submit the following to the CAP Foundation within 10 days after attendance: an expense reimbursement form with receipts photos of you at the event (individual and group shots) a brief video testimonial The CAP Foundation may also communicate the bestowing of this award and content from your evaluation form or video testimonial for future promotional purposes with CAP members and donors via the Foundation Awardees are expected to submit the following to the CAP Foundation within 10 days after attendance: an expense reimbursement form with receipts photos of you at the event (individual and group shots) a brief video testimonial The CAP Foundation may also communicate the bestowing of this award and content from your evaluation form or video testimonial for future promotional purposes with CAP members and donors via the Foundation
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Pathology Residents actively enrolled in an accredited Missouri pathology residency program. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,200. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Leadership Development Award – Missouri Pathology Residents are due December 14, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Leadership Development Award – Missouri Pathology Residents is funded by College of American Pathologists (CAP) Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Missouri. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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