Apply for a CICRT Grant

The ºÚÁÏÍø±¬³Ô¹Ï (ACS) Center for Innovation in Cancer Research Training (CICRT) is committed to?increasing the cancer workforce by providing training and support?to high school and college students and post-baccalaureate individuals who want to learn more about cancer research.?

Guidance and Information for Applicants

Potential institutional grantees need to fill out applications in??.

Applications become available on ProposalCentral about 3 months before the deadline.

Make sure to include contact information for yourself, the institution official, technology transfer officer, and the department head.

At-a-Glance Table of All CICRT Programs

For institutions interested in applying for a grant: Follow the links to the program to learn more about it and eligibility for funding.

For students and graduates interested in paraticipating in an ACS CICRT Program:?Follow the link to the institutions with the program, choose the school you're interested in, and follow their instructions for applying.

(RENEWALS ONLY)

For high school students who:

  • Are rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors with an interest in any STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) discipline, public health, or health profession

  • Will be at least 16 years old by the start of the program

Focus

  • Teaching and modeling cancer research principles and challenges
  • Exposure to the breadth of careers in cancer research
  • Development of a broad, diverse professional network

Duration of Research Training
2-week summer experience with yearlong career development and networking activities

Where
Virtual

Answers About the Application Process & Funding
FAQs ACS CICRT High School Program

For Interested Student Applicants?
Institutions with ACS-funded High School Programs

Questions
CancerResearchTraining@cancer.org

Application Deadlines
April 1* and October 15*

For undergraduate college students who are:

  • Rising sophomores, juniors, or seniors?
  • Interested in any STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) discipline, public health, or health profession

Focus

  • Hands-on cancer research experience
  • Mentorship

Duration of Research Training
10-weeks in summer with year-long career development and networking activities

Where
34 universities across the United States

Answers About the Application Process & Funding
FAQs ACS CICRT Internship

For Interested Student Applicants
Institutions with ACS-Funded Internships

Questions
CancerResearchTraining@cancer.org

Application Deadlines
April 1* and October 15*

For individuals with a bachelor's degree who are:

  • Aspiring for a doctoral degree in any STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) discipline, public health, or health profession.

Focus

  • Individual?plan for professional development and support services to prepare for a career in cancer research
  • Mentored research with defined project/skill-building
  • Travel to scientific meetings
  • Support Services: Counseling, career services, group dynamics, test-taking skills

Duration of Research Training
2-year research experience

Where
30 institutions across the US

Answers About the Application Process & Funding
FAQs ACS Post-Baccalaureate Fellows Program?

For Interested Graduate Applicants
Institutions with ACS-Funded PB Fellows Programs

Questions
CancerResearchTraining@cancer.org

Application Deadlines
April 1* and October 15*

* If the grant application deadline falls on a weekend or holiday, applications will be accepted the following business day.