Greenberg Oncology Medical Student Summer Fellowship

Purpose
The purpose of the Greenberg Oncology medical student summer fellowship is to support medical students interested in conducting research in oncology.
Details

$5,000 for an 8-week research fellowship

Eligibility
SOM
Award
$5,000
Requirements
  • Must be a first year UCSF medical student or first year of entry from the Joint Medical Program (JMP) and not in MSTP or other advanced degree programs.
  • Proposed project must research some aspect of oncology
  • Must select a UCSF project and mentor
  • Abstract and poster presentation at Inquiry Symposium
  • Application must meet the minimum standards of the review committee and be submitted on time.
  • Academic projects from all Domains of Science are eligible for funding, however, must be supported by a UCSF faculty mentor.
  • Project must be carried out full-time and continuously throughout length of program.
Length
8 weeks
Location
UCSF
Application

Here is a list of potential Cancer Center faculty mentors.

Begin by verifying the deadline for the cycle you wish to apply for. You can access the application here when available. 

  • Application opens one month prior to the deadline. All applicants are notified of decisions 30 days from the deadline. 
  • All applications are due at 12:00pm (noon). Late submissions are not accepted past 12:00 pm (noon).
  • If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Inquiry staff team. Inquiry Funding Faculty are also available anytime for consultations and support.

Please view a sample of the Summer Explore Application HERE

Next Steps: Below is a quick reference list to ready yourself and your application. 

  1. REVIEW FUNDING WEBSITE– login and review all funding opportunities, application and deadline information
  2. MEET YOUR INQUIRY ADVISOR – Your Inquiry Advisor will help you navigate the Summer Explore and Deep Explore components of the Inquiry Curriculum. Contact Inquiry if you need assistance.
  3. FIND A MENTOR AND PROJECT – use our online resources and participate in Visit-a-Mentor Program in Fall.
  4. CHECKOUT APPLICATION SAMPLES – see past example submissions by type.
  5. WATCH THE PROPOSAL WRITING MODULES – prepared by a longtime grant reviewer.
  6. REVIEW THE RUBRICS FOR GRANTS– see how your application will be scored.
Funding Sources
Funding Type
Summer Explore