Research & Project Funding Opportunities​

• ACOG:  
  Grant applications are typically due in December of each year. http://www.acog.org/About_ACOG/ACOG_Departments/Research_Fellowships_ and_Award

• ACOG District IX Mini Grants:
  Funding projects supporting the ACOG and District IX Mission and those of its committees.
  https://www.acog.org/About%20ACOG/ACOG%20Districts/District%20IX/Minigrant.aspx

• Society of Family Planning student/resident grants:
  Grant applications are typically due in March or April each year.
  http://www.societyfp.org/research/default.asp

• Doris Duke Child Well-Being Fellowship:
  https://www.ddcf.org/what-we-fund/child-well-being/

Opportunities at USC

• https://awardsdatabase.usc.edu/app/

• https://hscnews.usc.edu/medical-leaders-promote-social-justice-as-key-step-toward-healing-societys-ills/

• SC CTSI Voucher Program (more info)

  • Application Deadline: Continuous

  • Description: Vouchers of up to $3000 are offered by the SC CTSI to purchase services and/or access core resources to generate new data for development of clinical and/or community research projects. Vouchers may be used to:

    • add new data collection to an existing (“parent”) clinical or community project to develop new research that is distinct from the aims of parent project.

    • collect information de novo, outside the context of an existing project, to support development of new clinical and/or community research.

  • Eligibility:

    • Full-time faculty members at USC and CHLA are eligible to apply.

    • Postdocs, residents, fellows, students, and community members can serve as co-investigators, but a faculty principal investigator must be identified for the application.

    • Special consideration will be given to junior investigators and applicants from underrepresented minority groups.

Accepted to present at a conference and need travel funding?

• USC Medical Students: Application for conference funding

• USC Graduate Students: https://gsg.knack.com/tg#policies/