Endocrine Society in-training member. If you are not a member, Join Now for a small fee.
Currently enrolled in a US graduate program, post-doctoral fellowship, an endocrine clinical fellowship, or junior faculty (within 1-3 years of obtaining faculty position).
US citizen or US permanent resident
The FLARE program encourages individuals from diverse backgrounds, including individuals from underrepresented populations, those living with disabilities, or from disadvantaged backgrounds to apply. Consistent with applicable law, an individual candidate’s race, ethnicity, or sex (including gender identity, sexual orientation, or transgender status) may not be considered a factor for purposes of program eligibility or in selecting participants or faculty members.
FLARE Program Application
Complete the online application form
Pick either the Internship Path or the Mentorship Path. Let us know if you are planning to apply for the ENDO Travel Award this year.
Submit supporting documents required for the program and the path(s) you have chosen.
Be sure your full name is on all application items. All applicants must submit:
A CV or biosketch
Letter of recommendation from your research advisor at your home institution supporting your participation in the program and the path(s) you have chosen
Personal statement describing your background and motivation for wanting to participate in the program and the path(s) you have chosen
Additional Documents for Mentorship Path
Letter of support from the mentor you will visit. If you do not have a mentor, visit the FLARE Mentorship Path page to learn how to find one.
To apply for the FLARE ENDO Travel Award, please email diversity@endocrine.org. Preference given to presenters, although all FLARE Program participants and in-training Alumni are encouraged to apply.
If you plan to present, please submit an abstract to ENDO.
Forward your ENDO abstract acceptance notification, with the accepted abstract attached to diversity@endocrine.org
To learn more about the FLARE Program, contact us at 202-971-3657 or email diversity@endocrine.org.