Genetics Society of America
Policy Fellowships
Simplify your search for science policy training opportunities that suit your goals and interests by using the GSA Policy Fellowship Database. With this tool curated by the Early Career Scientist Policy Subcommittee, your next career move could be just a few clicks away. You can filter by required education, location, compensation, application deadline, and other features, making it easier to find opportunities that fit your unique needs.
To submit fellowships for inclusion in the database, please contact engagement@genetics-gsa.org
This database was created by Early Career Scientist Leadership Program participants Giovanna Collu, Emily Lescak, Thomas Clements, and Jo Bairzin, and it continues to be updated by the Policy and Advocacy subcommittee.
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