Early-career Advocacy Fellowship
The APS Early-career Advocacy Fellowship trains early-career investigators in science advocacy and policy engagement through mentorship, workshops, and hands-on advocacy projects over two years.
Funder: American Physiological Society
Due Dates: December 9, 2026
Funding Amounts: Up to $1,500 per fellow; two-year fellowship duration
Summary: Two-year fellowship for early-career investigators to develop advocacy skills and engage in science policy activities through training, mentorship, and hands-on projects.
Description
The Early-career Advocacy Fellowship is a two-year program offered by the American Physiological Society (APS) to support early-career investigators interested in science advocacy. The fellowship provides structured training, mentorship from experienced members of the APS Science Policy Committee (SPC), and opportunities to participate in real-world advocacy activities. Fellows gain experience in policy engagement, including training for Capitol Hill meetings, participation in advocacy projects, and skill-building workshops such as letter writing to government officials. The program is designed to equip participants with the tools needed to become effective, long-term advocates for scientific research.
