AADR Student Research Fellowships at American Association for Dental Research, USA 2012

Study Subject(s):Clinical Research related to Oral Health
Course Level:Research
Scholarship Provider: 3M ESPE,AADR Group ,P&G,American Academy of Periodontology,Johnson & Johnson etc
Scholarship can be taken at: USA

Eligibility:
-Students must be enrolled in an accredited DDS/DMD or hygiene program in a dental (health-associated) institution within the USA and must be sponsored by a faculty member at that institution.
-Students should not have received their degree, nor should they be due to receive their degree in the year of the award (2012). Applicants may have an advanced degree in a basic science subject.
-Candidates MUST be AADR members.

Scholarship Open for International Students: No

Scholarship Description: You are invited to submit research proposals for the 2012 AADR Student Research Fellowships. These Fellowships, supported by several major industrial companies, as well as by AADR and IADR Group Chapters, Sections, and members, are sponsored and administered by the AADR and have been created to encourage dental students living in the United States to consider careers in oral health research. Proposals are sought in basic and clinical research related to oral health. Each Fellowship (the number is yet to be determined; 19 were funded in 2011) consists of a stipend of $2,100. Winners will be announced at the 41st Annual Meeting Exhibition of the AADR in Tampa, Florida, March 21-24, 2012. Upon completion of the research (must be completed within two years), acceptance of an abstract and presentation at the annual meeting, each recipient will then be awarded funds ($600) for transportation and accommodation expenses to the meeting. Recipients are required to present their research at the meeting, by submitting abstracts for poster or oral presentations.

How to Apply: Online

Scholarship Application Deadline: January 6, 2012

Further Scholarship Information and Application


Further Scholarship Information and Application

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