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    Medical Student Scholarship to the Annual Meeting

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    Medical Student Scholarship to the Annual Meeting supports medical students' attendance and participation in neurology education, science, and networking to encourage interest in careers in the field.

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    Applications are now closed, and the application link has been removed. The program contact changed from Ria Geguera to Autumn White, Senior Workforce Development Coordinator, at awhite@aan.com.

    Funder: American Academy of Neurology

    Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Applications close)

    Funding Amounts: Meeting registration, airfare coverage, and five hotel nights; up to 50 M1/M2 and 50 M3/M4 recipients

    Summary: Supports US medical students attending the AAN Annual Meeting to explore neurology, career pathways, and professional networks.

    Key Information: Recipients must attend required education, science, networking, and mentoring activities and complete evaluation materials.


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    The American Academy of Neurology (AAN) offers this scholarship to help US medical students explore neurology through a personalized experience at its Annual Meeting. The program introduces students to diverse neurologic subspecialties, career pathways, and therapeutic advances, with the goal of stimulating interest in pursuing the field.

    Recipients participate in dedicated educational activities, scientific presentations from leaders in neurology, and opportunities to broaden their professional networks. A tailored itinerary combines required and suggested programming, including education, science, networking, and mentoring activities. In addition to meeting and travel support, recipients receive a Certificate of Recognition and acknowledgment at the AAN Medical Student Symposium.


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