American Skin Association Mulvaney Medical Student Grant Vitiligo
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American Skin Association Mulvaney Medical Student Grant Vitiligo supports medical students' new or ongoing research and clinical investigations in vitiligo as part of efforts to advance skin research.
Funder: American Skin Association
Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: $7,000
Summary: Supports medical students conducting new or ongoing research and clinical investigations focused on vitiligo.
Key Information: A dermatology Chair may endorse only one medical student grant applicant in each area per year.
Description
The American Skin Association (ASA) Mulvaney Medical Student Grant supports medical students actively working in dermatology on new or ongoing research and clinical investigations focused on vitiligo. The grant-seeker listing describes the supported area as vitiligo/pigment cell disorders, while the application guidelines specify projects in vitiligo. Applicants prepare a focused research proposal describing the project's purpose, materials, methods, and projected results.
The program is part of ASA's broader work to advance research, champion skin health, and increase public awareness of skin disorders and their impact. Founded in 1987, ASA works to address melanoma and other serious skin diseases affecting more than 100 million Americans. Its Medical Advisory Committee selects recipients for this medical student research grant.
