Dual Mentor Fellowships

Fellowships from either an NIH training grant or FHCRC or private funds are available for postdoctoral and predoctoral trainees who wish to be involved with interdisciplinary research. The purpose of this program is to provide funds for research projects that are truly interdisciplinary in nature. The applicant must identify two mentors from different fields of research who will contribute meaningfully to the training program.  Some of the sources of funding for this program require that the project be related to cancer or HIV.  Please be sure to specify how your project is relevant to these areas of research.

NIH Training Grant Fellowships

NIH training grant funding guidelines stipulate that predoctoral students may be awarded a total of five years of NIH training support and postdoctoral fellows may be awarded a total of three years of support. Therefore, trainees who have already received this level of NIH funding are not eligible to apply for the training grant fellowships. Applicants must also be US citizens or permanent residents. Note that this training grant is managed through the UW, so your paycheck and benefits will be UW-based.

Please be sure to check the appropriate box on your application if you are eligible to receive an NIH Training Grant slot.

There are currently no available slots. For positions on the NIH-funded training grant, do NOT follow the same application instructions as the FHCRC-funded positions. Use the "Dual Mentor Application" link on the left side of this page as the cover sheet. Print abstract in 11 or 12 point font. Applications MUST be submitted to Courtney Harris and must include the application form found at the above link, along with a CV, project description, and letters of reference. All parts of the application should be printed SINGLE-SIDED. Please use paperclips, NOT STAPLES on your application.

For further information, contact:
Courtney Harris
Training Grant Coordinator
or
Maxine Linial
Program Director

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FHCRC and privately funded Predoctoral and Postdoctoral Fellowships

Applicants for these slots must have at least one of their mentors located at the FHCRC.  Applicants are not required to be US Citizens or permanent residents.
Get application form.

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A list of faculty members who are seeking postdoctoral researchers or graduate students to do interdisciplinary research can be found at the projects web page.
Current and past fellows and their research projects are described below:

2008 Dual Mentor Fellows

2007 Dual Mentor Fellows

2006 Dual Mentor Fellows

2005 Dual Mentor Fellows

2004 Dual Mentor Fellows

2003 Dual Mentor Fellows

2002 Dual Mentor Fellows

2001 Dual Mentor Fellows

2000 Dual Mentor Fellows

1999 Dual Mentor Fellows

1998 Dual Mentor Fellows

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For further information, contact Karen Peterson , Associate for Interdisciplinary Training, or
Maxine Linial , Dual Mentor Program Director

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