Genetics Society Training Grant — November 2026 Round
Closes Nov 15
The Genetics Society
ACS PrepareCTP Grant
Chemistry grant from American Chemical Society
Closed on Wednesday, Oct 7
Up to $20,000
About
Up to USD 20,000 for a one-year project at a US two-year college preparing chemical technical professionals. Projects can provide student stipends or scholarships, work-based learning, employer partnerships, equipment, instrumentation, curriculum development or faculty time to strengthen chemistry-related workforce pathways. Activities serving transfer-student populations are excluded. Applications opened 23 July and close 7 October 2026; the award period is January–December 2027, with project starts no later than 31 May. Submit through the official call’s linked grant platform, including project summary, narrative, budget, justification and personnel biosketches.
Eligibility
Career stage: Not stated
Institution applies
Covers: Up to USD 20,000 for a maximum one-year project in 2027, supporting student access, work experience, equipment/curriculum or faculty leadership. Transfer-student support activities are excluded.
Host location: United States
US-based accredited two-year colleges.
Reviewed Oct 1, 2026. Check the funder’s full conditions before applying.
Accredited US two-year colleges offering associate degrees, certificates or workforce training aligned with chemical technical careers. Faculty or administrators must lead relevant chemistry-related programmes, though a chemistry degree is not required. Prior FY24–FY26 awardees may apply for new or continuing work; separate campuses may submit separately.
Topics
work-based learning
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Source: acs.org