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    ARRS Education Scholarship

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    ARRS Education Scholarship supports early-career faculty developing innovative radiology education tools and programs to transform teaching and prepare scholars for education leadership.

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    The page now lists September 2027 as the anticipated deadline for the 2028 cycle, replacing October 6, 2026 for the 2027 cycle—check the program page for confirmed dates and application instructions. Funding remains $90,000, but review the expanded eligibility and application requirements, including employment at a U.S. or Canadian medical school or teaching hospital, a 300-word maximum abstract, and a nomination letter confirming your return to faculty. Also review the rules on competing award applications and the added reporting and Annual Meeting presentation obligations before applying.

    Funder: American Roentgen Ray Society

    Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (2028 cycle application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: $90,000 total over one year or two years ($45,000 per year for two years)

    Summary: Supports early-career faculty developing innovative radiology education tools and programs with potential to transform teaching.

    Key Information: Departmental nomination and protected time are required: 20% for one year or 10% annually for two years.


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    The ARRS Education Scholarship supports early-career faculty developing innovative tools and programs that could transform how radiologic science is taught. Funded through the American Roentgen Ray Society’s Roentgen Fund, it supports projects in any area of education or educational research in the radiologic sciences. Examples include educational apps for residents and fellows, online programs or websites teaching specific topics, in-person training courses, and projects helping practicing radiologists acquire specific skills.

    The scholarship combines financial support and recognition to advance scholars’ professional development and prepare them for education leadership. Innovative, forward-thinking projects are favored. The Roentgen Fund Board of Trustees selects one award annually, considering the candidate’s educational competence and leadership promise, the project’s design and potential teaching impact, and the institution’s capacity to support educational aims and well-rounded professional growth.


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