CSS Dharm V. Singh Carcinogenesis Graduate Student Endowment Award Grant
Funding Amount
US $350 - US $750
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
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Other requirements
- Must be a graduate student.
- Work must be related to the field of carcinogenesis.
- Must not have received a First-Place award from CSS within the last 3 years.
- Note: Applicants do not need to be CSS members to be eligible for this award.
Overview
The CSS Dharm V. Singh Carcinogenesis Graduate Student Endowment Award, established by the Society of Toxicology, encourages graduate students to submit abstracts for competition. The award, which includes a $750 cash prize for the first-place winner, aims to promote research in carcinogenesis. Additional prizes of $500 and $350 are awarded for second and third place. This initiative strengthens the commitment to diversity and inclusion in scientific research, fostering a healthier and safer world.
Society of Toxicology
Singh Carcinogenesis Graduate Student Endowment Award
The Carcinogenesis Specialty Section (CSS) encourages graduate students to submit their abstracts for competition for best abstract awards. While student abstracts may be submitted for multiple SOT awards, the CSS student awards will not be given to a student receiving another award for the same abstract. Singh Endowment Award. They will receive a plaque and check for $750. Second and third place graduate student winners will receive certificates as well as checks for $500 and $350, respectively. The award will be announced during the CSS meeting at the SOT Annual Meeting.
Eligibility
Must be a graduate student. Work must be related to the field of carcinogenesis. Must not have received a First-Place award from CSS within the last 3 years. Note: Applicants do not need to be CSS members to be eligible for this award.
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What Society of Toxicology actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2025
- Grants in 2025
- 11
- Total given
- $139K
- Median grant
- $12K
- Range
- $8,000–$33K
- By dollars: Kentucky 30%, New York 15%, Virginia 9%. Top recipient cities: Louisville, KY; New Brunswick, NY; Reston, VA.
- 0% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.
- 27% of recipients were new grantees, not repeat recipients.
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Fields of Work
- Science research
- Cancer
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