The Haleon Predoctoral Fellowship funds ASN graduate students researching how supplementation can improve healthy aging, digestive health, immunity, and women’s health to benefit public health.
Funder: American Society for Nutrition
Due Dates: December 1, 2026
Funding Amounts: Award amount not explicitly stated; typically supports research expenses for predoctoral fellows in U.S. graduate nutrition programs.
Summary: Supports ASN graduate student members conducting innovative research on supplementation to improve public health, with emphasis on healthy aging, digestive health, immunity, and women’s health.
The Haleon Predoctoral Fellowship, offered by the American Society for Nutrition (ASN), provides support for outstanding research projects led by ASN student members enrolled in U.S. graduate programs in nutrition. The fellowship is designed for students nearing completion of their doctoral degree who have a strong interest in the role of supplementation to enhance healthy aging, digestive health, immunity, and women’s health, all with an overarching goal of improving public health. The program encourages innovative research that can be translated into practical applications for consumer healthcare and public education.