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Special Fellowship

The Special Fellowship is a Fellowship sponsored by Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

Award Information:

Amount of Fellowship: Average: $50000
Requirements: Applicant must hold an M.D., Ph.D., or equivalent degree. Proposed research project must be related directly to leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma.
Eligibility: Other postgraduate-level study

Sponsorship provided by:

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
1311 Mamaronecy Avenue
White Plains, NY 10605
USA
Phone Number: 914 821 8843
Fax Number: 914 821 8946

You can find out more by contacting:

Greg Doyle-Wandell
Director of Research Administration

It is important to investigate any material provided for the fellowship. Getting the greatest odds of success can be attained by first understanding the qualifications and knowing if you fulfill them. Before you even begin, figure out the driving force for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and what they hope to achieve with the Special Fellowship. After making sure you satisfy the prerequisites, you should determine if there is a reasonable chance to obtain the fellowship. If you think that you have a decent shot of actually being awarded the Special Fellowship, then it is useful to put forth the effort to apply.

A vital aspect of working toward obtaining the fellowship is filling out the application correctly. Occasionally the process can be drawn-out and boring, but take the time to make sure that you fill out the application properly and without omission. Use caution to insure that you will not be bumped because of carelessness.

After filing, it's important to know when the Special Fellowship chooses a winner and distributes the money in order to stay informed about if you can rely on the fellowship to provide additional support for the expenses associated with school and how it will assist with your future, stipulations may exist on what expenses are covered by the Special Fellowship. It can be difficult to find ways to manage the expenses associated with school, and obtaining the Special Fellowship to defray some of the costs is often invaluable. If you are not fortunate to receive the Special Fellowship, keep at it, there will be alternative fellowships and you may find success elsewhere.