NASPAG Research Network (NRN) Research Grants
Request for Applications

The NRN is pleased to announce that our NASPAG-funded research grants are now open for applications. To receive a grant, you must be a NASPAG member.

Applications are due by October 16.

There are two opportunities for NASPAG-funded research grants:

1. NASPAG Research Network Grant: The purpose of the grant is to enhance multi-institutional, collaborative pediatric and adolescent gynecology research through support of a NRN project (learn about NRN general membership).
Eligibility: Any current NRN member with an active or recently submitted project is encouraged to apply for the grant. Applicants can be at any career level. Preference may be given to those with less research experience.
Amount: One $2,400 grant will be awarded.
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2. Young Investigators Research Award: The purpose of the grant is to enhance pediatric and adolescent gynecology care and research by encouraging the work of trainees and physicians who recently completed training.
Eligilbility: Applicants must be a current trainee in a related field or an early career physician within 2 years com completing training in a related field. Non-members may apply for the YIG and become a member after a grant is awarded.
Amount: Two $1,500 grants will be awarded.
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As you may remember, the NRN Committee now brings together the missions of the former Research Committee and the NASPAG Research Network (NRN).

We welcome all NASPAG members interested in research to join the Committee. The purpose of the NRN is to foster the research interests of NASPAG and its members by creating opportunities for collaboration among peers and leaders, supporting research funding, and conducting multi-institutional research.

Through scientifically rigorous, multi-center studies, the NRN aims to increase the visibility and recognition of NASPAG as a research leader in the field while advancing the quantity and quality of pediatric and adolescent gynecology research. The NRN also supports meaningful involvement of fellows and other trainees in research, with opportunities that can continue throughout training and beyond. Visit the NRN website to learn more about the NRN and how to become a general member.