Early Career Travel Award

Purpose

To help support early-career investigators interested in careers in sarcoma to travel to SARC-sponsored events.

• SARC Semiannual Meeting before ASCO
• SARC Semiannual Meeting during CTOS
• Strategic Advancements in Sarcoma Science (SASS and SASS-y)
• Sarcoma P31

Eligibility and Selection Criteria

• Applicants must be early-career investigators
  • Currently in training, or
  • With less than 5 years in their current position

• Applicants must demonstrate their interest in a sarcoma career
  • With a sarcoma-related publication, or
  • By working on a sarcoma-based grant

Review Process

Applications will be reviewed and approved by SARC CEO/CSO/CMO

Funding Amount

Up to $1,000 USD

Due Date

Please submit your application at least two months prior to anticipated travel.

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Dr. Van Tine believed deeply that scientific progress depends on bringing people together, sharing data, exchanging ideas, and building meaningful collaborations. Participation in major scientific meetings is often transformative for early-career clinicians and scientists, yet financial barriers too often can limit access. These travel awards will help to ensure that they can engage fully with the global sarcoma research community.

Initial start-up funding for the Brian Van Tine Early Career Travel Award was provided by an anonymous donor. We urge you to join us in sustaining and growing this effort via your contribution(s) and help establish the Travel Award as a multi-year program. To learn how to make your tax-deductible contribution, please contact sarc@sarctrials.org.