The Black Men’s Brain Health (BMBH) Emerging Scholars Program is accepting applications.
The BMBH Emerging Scholars Program supports early and mid-career investigators examining brain aging among Black men. Scholars will receive opportunities to expand their research trajectories, connect with leading national scholars, and engage with local community organizations.
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You may attend an upcoming information sessionfor our Emerging Scholars Program. Join us to learn what it means to be an Emerging Scholar, followed by a Q&A. The upcoming sessions will be held on
September 8th 6- 6:30pm EST
Zoom Link: bit.ly/EmergingScholarInfo
Learn more about the Emerging Scholars Program.
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Eligibility
- Terminal degree candidate, postdoctoral fellow, or early career faculty member
- Mid career scientist
- Available to attend BMBH 2023 and 2024 conferences during Super Bowl week
- Available to participate professional development workshops
- View full eligibility and FAQs at mensbrainhealth.org
Highlights
- Networking with brain health experts and representatives from community organizations
- Professional development & cohort building
- Travel support
- Attend BMBH conference Feb. 7-9th
To apply, please submit:
Curriculum vitae or NIH Biosketch and Statement of Purpose
Apply here: https://redcap.link/EmergingScholar
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Application Due: September 15th, 2022!
Notification of acceptance: October 28th, 2022
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Questions? Please contact:
Dr. Desiree Byrd desiree.byrd@qc.cuny.edu
Michael Malesky fz5333@wayne.edu