How to Apply

Eligibility Requirements

• Applicants must be Endocrine Society members. Join Now or renew your membership for 2025!
• The applicant must be a postdoctoral fellow, a clinical fellow, a PhD student, an internal medicine resident, or a medical student.
• Must not be a prior Early Career Forum participant
• In-person attendance at ENDO is required to receive the award.

Optional but beneficial award criteria:

• Applicants are encouraged to submit an abstract for the ENDO Annual Meeting but are not required.

Application Requirements:

• Applicants must submit a personal statement detailing their interest and experiences in endocrine research or practice along with their career goals. The personal statement should indicate what they hope to learn from Early Career Forum and how it will benefit their careers. (1 page maximum, single spaced).
• Applicant must receive verification of participation in endocrine focused program from a mentor at the institution or the program chair.

Eligibility Requirements

Student applicants must meet the following requirements at the time of application:

• Must be an active member of the Endocrine Society for the duration of the program. Join Now or renew your membership for 2025!

• Summary of research project, jointly prepared by Mentor and Student (1 page)
• Mentor statement which includes:
  • Mentor's role in the research project including their plans for training
  • Student's role in the research project
  • Student's qualification
• Mentor's biosketch
• Transcripts from all advanced academic institutions in which the student has been enrolled Transcripts do not need to be official. All transcripts must be submitted in English
• Student's CV or resume (current and permanent mailing addresses must be included)

The Excellence in Clinical Endocrinology Leadership (ExCEL) program offers comprehensive leadership training and mentorship to early career physicians of communities underrepresented in medicine and science.

Eligibility Requirements

• Candidates must be a member of the Endocrine Society. Join Now!
• Candidates should be 1st through 3rd year clinical fellows enrolled in an accredited US fellowship program
• Candidates should be from backgrounds historically underrepresented in medicine (URM)
• Candidates must have expressed interest in pursuing careers in clinical practice/ clinical care settings
• We will select candidates who aspire to leadership positions that make a difference in their profession and communities
• Preference is given to US citizens and US permanent residents. Visa holders studying in the US may also apply

The Future Leaders Advancing Research in Endocrinology (FLARE) program is for basic science, clinical research trainees, and junior faculty from underrepresented minority communities who have demonstrated achievement in endocrine research. FLARE program components provide structured leadership development and in-depth, hands-on training in topics ranging from grantsmanship to lab management.

Eligibility Requirements

• Endocrine Society in-training member. Join Now!
• Currently enrolled in a US graduate program, post-doctoral fellowship, an endocrine clinical fellowship, or junior faculty (within 1-3 years of obtaining first faculty position)
• Of an ethnic minority group underrepresented in the biomedical sciences (African American, Hispanic American, American Indian or Native American, Alaska Native, and Natives of the US Pacific Islands)
• US citizen or US permanent resident

The Endocrine Society provides travel grants to attend ENDO, the Society's Annual Meeting, for those who submit high scoring abstracts. In addition to completing an application, you must submit an abstract for ENDO 2025 by January 30, 2025, to be considered for these awards. Only first and presenting abstract authors are eligible.

Eligibility Requirements

• Must be the first and presenting author on the abstract
• Applicants must be junior faculty/early career professionals within 3 years of completing a PhD or MD/PhD training program
• Must be a member of the Endocrine Society. Join Now or renew your membership for 2025.

• Letter of Recommendation from a research mentor
• CV
• Verification of current training or job status (i.e. copy of degree or certificate)
• Personal Statement no longer than 1.5 pages including:
• A description of applicant’s most relevant experiences and accomplishments in the field of endocrinology
• Details of how the award would benefit the applicant

The C. Wayne Bardin, MD, International Travel Award was created in honor of Dr. Wayne Bardin, who made remarkable research contributions to both reproductive physiology and contraception throughout his long career. This award honors an exceptional ENDO Annual Meeting abstract submission from an author outside the United States. The recipient receives a $3,000 travel grant for ENDO 2025 and complimentary meeting registration.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Must be an endocrine fellow currently in training or a junior faculty member for less than 5 years; Join Now or renew your membership for 2025
• Must submit an abstract to ENDO Awardee will be considered from the international community as defined by current residence outside of the USA, with emphasis to select candidates from  countries with emerging economies;
• Must attend ENDO in-person. The program is not available virtually.

Award Details:

• The C. Wayne Bardin, MD International Travel Award is funded from the proceeds of a C. Wayne Bardin Endowment Fund for the purpose of supporting expenses incurred while attending the annual meeting of the Endocrine Society for an outstanding candidate based on the quality of his/her research presentation.
• The Award covers costs incurred for travel, hotel, food and miscellaneous expenses to attend the four-day annual meeting of the Endocrine Society; up to $3,000. Additionally, the annual meeting registration fee will be waived for the award recipient.

Application Requirements:

• Application form
• Letter of recommendation from research mentor
• CV
• Verification of training status (e.g. degree or certificate)
• Personal statement to include:
  • Descriptions of key achievements and experiences in the field of endocrinology
  • Details of how receiving the award will benefit the applicant professionally

The Endocrine Society provides travel grants to attend ENDO, the Society's Annual Meeting. These travel grants are awarded to outstanding abstracts submitted by women in honor of Mara E. Lieberman. In addition to completing this application, you must submit an abstract for ENDO 2025 by January 30, 2025, to be considered for this award. Only first and presenting abstract authors are eligible.

Eligibility Requirements

• Must be the first and presenting author on the abstract
• Must be a graduate student, in-training post-doctoral fellow (1st–4th year of fellowship), or new faculty (1st–2nd year of appointment)
• Must be a woman
• Must be a member of the Endocrine Society. Join Now or renew your membership.

Application Requirements

• Letter of Recommendation from research mentor
• CV
• Verification of current training or job status (i.e. copy of degree or certificate)
• Personal Statement (no more than 1.5 pages) including:
  • A description of applicant’s most relevant experiences and accomplishments in the field of endocrinology.
  • Details of how the award would benefit the applicant.

Eligibility Requirements

All are welcome to apply or nominate.

Application Requirements

• Applicant name and contact information
• Proposed lecture title
• Description of the importance in endocrinology and public health (150 words maximum).
• Brief outline of seminal discoveries and milestones in the filed (500 words maximum).
• Lessons/insights that ENDO attendees may gain form the topic (500 words maximum).
• If applicable, a description of how the topic relates to the research or clincal interest of the applicant/nominee (if the topic is not a major component of research or praactice, please describe the interest or relationship (500 words maximum)

Questions - please contact Endocrine Society staff. For more information on the award, visit our website.

• On-demand didactic sessions;
• A prestigious, in-person meeting held in San Francisco, CA, July 10-11, 2025, ahead of ENDO, where fellows get the exclusive opportunity to meet with experts in T1D and product demonstrations with industry representatives;
• A 30-minute podcast describing the latest standards in T1D management and lessons learned, featuring one of our invited fellows

The application deadline is January 31, 2025. Applicants can expect to hear back about their application by mid-March at the latest. Please contact Endocrine Society staff if you have any questions.

Type 1 Diabetes Fellows Program Eligibiltiy Requirements

• This application is tailored exculsively for current Endocrinology fellows and other in-training individuals.
• The application must be a current fellow at the time fo the workshop on July 10 - 11, 2025.
• Must not be a prior participant of the in-person Type 1 Diabetes Fellows workshop.

• Complete the online applicaiton form.
• Fellow's CV or resume.

Questions - please email Endocrine Society staff.