CPDD/AMP Animals in Research Policy Fellowship

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The CPDD-AMP Animal Research Policy Fellowship is a prestigious opportunity for early career scientists and advanced graduate students who are passionate about animal research and interested in shaping science policy. This one-year fellowship is designed to provide immersive experience in advocacy, policy development, and public engagement, while supporting the continued advancement of biomedical research.

Fellowship Overview

This fellowship is a collaboration between the College on Problems of Drug Dependence (CPDD) and Americans for Medical Progress (AMP). It aims to cultivate future leaders in science policy by offering hands-on training and mentorship in the legislative and regulatory landscape surrounding animal research.

Key Benefits

  • 💵 $5,000 Stipend
    Financial support to help fellows focus on professional development and policy engagement.
  • 🧠 Mentorship from CPDD and AMP Experts
    Personalized guidance from experienced professionals in science advocacy and policy.
  • 📚 Training & Career Development
    Workshops, seminars, and networking opportunities to build skills in communication, policy analysis, and leadership.
  • 🏛️ Hill Day Participation
    Fellows will attend Capitol Hill visits to engage with policymakers and advocate for responsible research practices.
  • 🧪 Work on Science Policy Issues
    Direct involvement in policy initiatives that impact the future of biomedical research.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Early career scientist or advanced graduate student
  • Supporter of essential animal research
  • Committed to gaining direct experience in science policy
  • Legal resident of the United States

Important Dates

  • 📅 Application Deadline: September 30 *Deadline Extended to October 6
  • 🚀 Fellowship Start Date: October 15
  • ⏳ Duration: Approximately one year

How to Apply

Click here to apply for the CPDD/AMP Animals in Research Public Policy Fellowship.
Have questions? Email info@cpdd.org