• Award funds used towards registration and/or travel expenses for the ACCP Annual Meeting

• Enrolled in a school or college of pharmacy or graduated within the same calendar year as the ACCP Annual Meeting
• ACCP member in good standing
• Adult Medicine PRN member
• Initiated the project during pharmacy school
• Conducted research in an area applicable to adult medicine
• Anticipate project completion by the ACCP Annual Meeting
• Abstract submitted for presentation at the ACCP Annual Meeting
• Committed to present poster at the Adult Medicine PRN business meeting at the ACCP Annual Meeting
• Awardees will be selected pending acceptance of abstract for presentation at the ACCP Annual Meeting

• Submit an abstract for presentation at the ACCP Annual Meeting using the guidelines at www.accp.com. Submit this same abstract to the Adult Medicine PRN Travel Awards Portal.
• Submit a brief statement (250-word max) highlighting your interest in clinical pharmacy practice (include your name, graduation year, and school or college of pharmacy) and what you hope to gain from attending the ACCP Annual Meeting.
• When saving your file, please include the award type (i.e. Student Travel and Registration Research Award) and your full name in the file name.

The Central Nervous System (CNS) PRN will be offering up to three Travel Awards (student, resident and/or fellow) to attend the 2026 ACCP Annual Meeting.

• Member of ACCP CNS PRN who has demonstrated active participation in the CNS PRN

• Interest in neurology or psychiatry

• Presenting a poster at the ACCP Annual Meeting will not be required but will be considered in the scoring rubric

• Attestation that all eligibility criteria components have been met

• Letter of Intent, including reason(s) for attending the 2026 ACCP Annual Meeting with rationale/application to neurology and/or psychiatry

• Curriculum vitae

• Copy of poster abstract and copy of the abstract acceptance, if applicable 

OPTIONAL: letter of recommendation

• Enrolled in a school or college of pharmacy.
• Student member of ACCP and in good standing. 
• Current member of the Clinical Administration PRN or willing to join if selected.
• Initiated a project during pharmacy school that will be complete and is appropriate for presentation during the Clinical Administration PRN Business Meeting at the ACCP Annual Meeting.

Applications should be submitted through the ACCP portal and should include the following 3 items: (1) current curriculum vitae (CV); (2) a brief statement (250-word max) highlighting the applicant's interest in clinical pharmacy practice (include your name, graduation year, and school or college of pharmacy); and (3) abstract of the project using ACCP guidelines. Preference will be given to applicants with a demonstrated interest in clinical administration and/or an abstract submitted and accepted for presentation at the ACCP Annual Meeting. 

The Community-based PRN will award two travel awards (one resident/fellow and one student) toward the cost of participating in the 2026 ACCP Annual Meeting in Salt Lake City, UT (October 17-20, 2026). Residents or fellows can use this award to support the costs associated with travel and registration.

Applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Applicant is a pharmacy student, resident, or fellow in a program with emphasis on community practice as of July 1, 2026.
• Current member of ACCP and the Community-based PRN
• Able to attend the 2026 ACCP Annual and Community-based PRN Business and Networking Meetings
• Applicant must NOT be a recipient of the award in a previous year

• Curriculum Vitae. Candidates with a strong track record of involvement in ACCP and/or the CB-PRN, scholarship, service, and commitment to community practice are preferred.
• Letter of Intent (1 page max) which addresses each of the following:

• • Past experiences with ACCP and/or the PRN
  • Objectives for attending the Annual Meeting
  • Interest in future involvement in ACCP and/or the PRN
  • Career goals in community practice and research

• OPTIONAL: letter of recommendation (1 page max) from SCCP chapter advisor or residency/fellowship director which responds to the following:

• • How would the applicant benefit from attending the ACCP Annual Meeting?
  • How would the Community-based PRN benefit from the applicant attending the ACCP Annual Meeting?
  • What professional attributes set the applicant apart from other trainees?

The Critical Care PRN will award travel grants to partially support the costs of travel and attendance of up to 2 students at the ACCP Annual meeting.

To be eligible to apply for the student travel award the candidate must: 

• Be a current student member of the Critical Care PRN

• Be a current full-time student in training (pursuing a pharmacy degree at an accredited school of pharmacy, pre-pharm degree, Master’s degree candidate, etc.). Applications from those who have obtained a Doctorate of Pharmacy degree now enrolled in alternative or additional graduate degree programs will not be considered.

• Have completed, or demonstrated significant progress in, a critical care related research project under the direction of a critical care PRN member

• Have an abstract accepted for presentation at the annual ACCP meeting. For applicants who have graduated from an accredited school of pharmacy within the past 6 months, the research being presented must have been a project completed prior to their date of graduation.

• Have a letter of support from their employer, school, or supervisor acknowledging that if the applicant wins the travel grant, they will support the applicant with the time and additional resources necessary to attend the ACCP annual meeting.

• Submit a CV and Personal statement (max 500 words) describing applicant’s interest and experiences in pharmacy education/training, why the applicant is involved with the Critical Care PRN, and how attending the Annual Meeting will assist with the applicant's career goals.

The application materials must be submitted to the Chair of the Critical Care PRN Travel Awards Committee via email by the deadline. The application will be scored individually by each member of the Travel Awards Committee, and the award will be granted to the abstract with the highest average score. If an abstract is submitted by a student that is under the mentorship of a member of the travel awards committee, that committee member will recuse him or herself from scoring that abstract. In the case of a tie score, the award will be determined by consensus of the members of the Awards Committee. For each award, the recipient will be required to present their poster during the Critical Care PRN Networking and Business Meeting at the ACCP Fall Meeting.

Please submit the following to the Chair of the Critical Care PRN Travel Awards Committee via email by the deadline: 

• Accepted abstract

• Applicant's CV

• Personal statement (max 500 words) describing applicant’s interest and experiences in pharmacy education/training, why the applicant is involved with the Critical Care PRN, and how attending the Annual Meeting will assist with the applicant's career goals.

• Letter of support with information about any financial support received from the applicant's institution(s) for travel to the Annual Meeting.

The EDTR PRN travel awards are intended to provide partial financial support to student(s) to attend the ACCP Annual Meeting. 

The applicant must be a student member of the EDTR PRN. The recipient must be able to attend the EDTR PRN Business & Networking Meeting on the evening of Sunday, October 18th from 6:30-8:30 PM in Salt Lake City, UT. The recipient(s) of the travel awards will be required to briefly comment on their experiences with ACCP, what they hope to gain or have gained from attending the Annual Meeting, and their interest in education and training at the EDTR PRN business meeting.

The following items must be submitted by the specified deadline:

1. A brief (500-word maximum) essay, describing the applicant’s interest and experiences in pharmacy education/training, why the applicant is involved with the EDTR PRN, and how attending the Annual Meeting will assist with the applicant's career goals. The applicant is encouraged to highlight involvement relevant to leadership, research, ACCP/ the PRNs, and activities indicating an interest in education.
2. A current CV, highlighting experiences related to education and training and ACCP activities at the school, regional, PRN, and national level, as applicable.
3. One letter of recommendation highlighting the applicant’s interest in pharmacy education/training, interaction and interest in the EDTR PRN, how the travel award will help the trainee achieve their career goals, and the trainee’s involvement in research, ACCP, and their school’s ACCP student chapter if applicable.

The candidate is welcome to apply simultaneously for other travel awards from ACCP or other PRNs, and this information will not be considered by the EDTR PRN in the evaluation of the trainee’s application. However, the EDTR PRN’s travel award will not be awarded to a recipient who has accepted either an ACCP general travel award or another PRN’s travel award (i.e. the recipient must determine if they wish to accept the EDTR travel award or another ACCP-based travel award if more than one is offered).

Applications should be uploaded directly into the ACCP application portal. Letters of recommendation can be uploaded directly by the referees and may be received separately from other application materials. Any questions should be directed to Trisha Branan, PharmD, BCCCP, FCCM ([email protected]). Please include EDTR Travel Award in the subject line of any
correspondence.

The Endocrine and Metabolism (E/M) PRN Trainee Travel Grant is intended to provide financial support for one or more students, residents, and/or fellows attending the ACCP Annual Meeting.

The recipient(s) of the travel grant is required to give a brief (10-minute) presentation at the E/M PRN Business & Networking meeting. The presentation can be an endocrine- or metabolism- related clinical pearl, description of a completed or ongoing research project, or journal article review.

The recipient(s) of the travel grant will be assigned a mentor (who is a member of the E/M PRN) who can provide guidance with the preparation of this presentation.

For the 2026 ACCP Annual Meeting, up to two $500 grants will be awarded:

1. Up to one $500 grant will be awarded to a pharmacy resident or fellow
2. Up to one $500 grant will be awarded to a pharmacy student

Application Requirements:

• Applicants must be:
  • A current student, pharmacy resident (PGY1 or PGY2), or fellow
  • A member of the ACCP E/M PRN
• Preference will be given to student applicants that have not been a past student recipient of the E/M PRN Travel Grant
• Preference will be given to pharmacy resident/fellow applicants that have not been a past pharmacy resident/fellow recipient of the E/M PRN Travel Grant

Applicants must be: 1) a current pharmacy student and 2) a member of the ACCP E/M PRN. Preference will be given to student applicants that have not been a past student recipient of the E/M PRN Travel Grant. 

The following material should be submitted online by 5:00 PM (EST) August 1, 2026: (1) A statement explaining the applicant’s interest and involvement in endocrine/metabolism; (2) A current copy of the applicant’s curriculum vitae; (3) One letter of recommendation from a pharmacy preceptor, professor, or residency/program director.

The Geriatrics PRN will be offering up to 2 (two) Pharmacy Student Travel Awards to attend the 2026 ACCP Annual Meeting.

• Student member of ACCP and Member of ACCP Geriatrics PRN
• Must attend the Geriatrics PRN Business Meeting at the ACCP National Meeting

• Two letters of recommendation from a clinical pharmacy practitioner or faculty member
• Personal statement (maximum 500 words) describing the applicant’s interest in geriatric pharmacotherapy, and how attending the ACCP annual meeting will further the applicant's career goals.

Applicants must be members of ACCP. Applicants must be members of the GI/L/N PRN OR nominated by a GI/L/N PRN nonstudent member. The applicants must be either a student, resident, fellow, or new practitioner. If selected, the applicant is required to give a brief presentation of their student, resident, or fellow project at the annual ACCP GI/L/N PRN business meeting. Research is NOT required to be an accepted poster presented at the annual meeting for this award.

A total of two (2) awards will be granted from the following categories: Student, Resident or fellow, or new practitioner (presenting residency/fellowship project from previous year), New practitioner (defined as up to 5 years post Pharm.D.)

The GI/L/N PRN reserves the right to adjust distribution of awards according to the number of applications received. In the event no applications are received for one of the award categories, award monies may be distributed to the remaining qualified applicant(s) or as deemed necessary by the GI/L/N PRN executive committee.

Current curriculum vitae

Letter of intent explaining interest and involvement in gastroenterology, hepatology, or nutrition, how attending the annual meeting will assist with the applicant’s career goals, and level of involvement in the research to be presented

Nomination by nonstudent GI/L/N PRN member if not a member

Project abstract (500-word maximum)

One letter of recommendation

The Health Outcomes PRN will award up to three travel awards ($500) each to partially support ACCP Annual Meeting travel and attendance costs for up to three trainees interested in health outcomes research. Each awardee will also be given a one-year membership to the Health Outcomes PRN for the 2025-2026 year beginning with the 2025 Annual Meeting. 

To be eligible for the award, candidates must meet the following criteria: 

1. Be a full-time pharmacy student pursuing a Doctor of Pharmacy degree. When possible, we aim to award one student, one resident and one fellow in the post-graduate trainee category.  
2. Express an interest in health outcomes research. 
3. Evidence of ongoing or recent scholarship in health outcomes research.
4. Previous award recipients are not eligible in subsequent award cycles.

Each applicant may submit only one application for consideration of this award. 

A complete application should be submitted, including the following: 

A current CV including your involvement and participation in ACCP and/or the Health Outcomes PRN. Examples include:

1. 1. 1. Years within PRN/ACCP
      2. Participation in PRN/ACCP (ACCP Challenges, student chapter activities, etc.)
      3. Previous ACCP meeting attendance and participation
      4. Previous attendance/presentation at other Health Outcomes Research or related meetings
      5. Past research involvement (posters, projects, manuscripts.

A one-page letter of intent stating your interests in health outcomes research and expected outcomes from attending the ACCP Annual Meeting along with plans for future contribution to ACCP and the Health Outcomes PRN. Please also describe ongoing or recently completed research that could be presented at the Health Outcomes PRN Business Meeting.

A one-page reference letter from your research mentor or advisor stating the applicant’s involvement and interest in health outcomes research. Please provide specific examples.

All application materials should be submitted online by August 28, 2026.

Expected to present at the Health Outcomes PRN Business Meeting to provide a brief overview of ongoing or recently completed research. 

The Hematology/Oncology (H/O) PRN will be awarding one travel grant of $1000 to support the costs associated with attending the 2026 ACCP Annual Meeting in Salt Lake City, UT in October. This grant will be dedicated to a full-time student pharmacist or pharmacy resident in good academic standing with an interest in hematology/oncology. The awardee must present findings of a hematology oncology-related project at the Hematology/Oncology PRN Business Meeting in the form of a platform presentation and submit an abstract to present a poster of research findings at the Annual Meeting.

1. Current student in good academic standing enrolled full-time in an ACPE-accredited pharmacy school or PGY-1/PGY-2 pharmacy resident. 2. Current ACCP member. 3. Current Hematology/Oncology PRN member or willing to become a member if selected. 4. Agrees to attend ACCP’s Annual Meeting and participate in the program activities. 5. Desire to present a research poster at the Annual Meeting and a 10 minute podium presentation of research findings at the H/O PRN business meeting. Research or project topic must be related to hematology/oncology and initiated during pharmacy school or PGY-1/PGY-2 residency year.

Applicants may only submit one application to be considered for the award. Applicants must have submitted an abstract for consideration to present at the 2026 ACCP Annual Meeting. Irrespective of being selected to present the abstract findings, applicants must agree to present a maximum 10-minute platform presentation at the PRN’s Business and Networking Forum at the ACCP Annual Meeting. Please submit an updated curriculum vitae (including name, graduation year, college of pharmacy), one letter of reference, a one-page letter of intent (LOI), and a copy of the submitted abstract. The letter of reference should be provided by either a clinical pharmacy practitioner or faculty member and should be submitted directly to the chair of the Membership and Operations Committee (Morgan Steiner) by the writer. The LOI should be a maximum of 500 words and express your interest in hematology/oncology, demonstrate service/dedication and professional development or strong interest in professional development and/or research, reason(s) for attending the ACCP Annual Meeting, and describe abstract(s) submitted or planning to submit to present at the ACCP Annual Meeting. Submitting an abstract according to the ACCP Annual Meeting deadlines is required. However, an accepted abstract is not a requirement to receive the award. Research in progress abstracts are permitted, however it is expected that research findings are completed for presentation at the ACCP Annual Meeting.

All application materials should be submitted via email to the current chair of the H/O PRN Membership & Operations Committee chair, Morgan Steiner ([email protected]). An organized selection committee comprised of members of the H/O PRN Membership & Operations Committee will select the award recipient using a predetermined scoring-system and rubric. Those awarded an ACCP travel award will not be eligible for the Hematology/Oncology PRN award. Applicants will be responsible for the initial cost of meeting expenses and reimbursed following the completion of the ACCP Annual Meeting. Submit Questions to: Morgan Steiner, PharmD, BCOP, Chair, Membership and Operations Committee, ACCP Hematology/Oncology PRN [email protected]

This award acknowledges a pharmacy student, resident, or fellow who has shown an interest in HIV through clinical experiences, research, and/or publications in HIV. In addition, the trainee should maintain high standards of professionalism, promote pharmacy education and excellence in clinical practice, and serve as a role model for others. This award is intended to assist with costs travel, lodging, and registration for the meeting.

Number of Awards Offered         1

Amount of Each Award                $1,000.00

The Nominee must be:

• Enrolled in (1 of the following):
  • ACPE-accredited school of pharmacy
  • PGY1 residency
  • PGY2 residency or fellowship with rotations in HIV
• Be an ACCP trainee (student, resident, or fellow) member in good standing
• Be an HIV PRN member
• Able to attend the HIV PRN Business and Networking Meeting at the ACCP Annual Meeting
• Not be the recipient of a previous HIV PRN Travel Award

• Nomination Submission Requirements:
  • Updated curriculum vitae
  • Personal statement from the nominee describing their interests and goals
  • One letter of recommendation from a faculty member, advisor, mentor, program director (who may either be a member or nonmember of ACCP) from the nominee's institution attesting to the clinical or academic performance of the nominee. All letters of support should clearly document the nominee's desire to pursue a career in the field of HIV, and any additional information that distinguishes the nominee.

This award acknowledges up to four outstanding pharmacy students, pharmacy residents, and/or fellows who have shown excellence in ID through clinical practice, research and/or publications, ID pharmacy education and ID PRN service. In addition, a distinguished trainee should maintain high standards of professionalism and serve as a role model for other trainees.

Eligibility Criteria

The Nominee must:

• Be an ACCP trainee (student, resident, or fellow) member in good standing

• Be an ACCP Infectious Diseases PRN member

• Current trainee or not more than 6 months removed from terminal degree from an accredited college/school of pharmacy) or training program (e.g. PGY2 residency or PGY2 diseases-related residency) at the time of ACCP Annual Meeting in October (i.e. PGY2 residents completing training in June/July are eligible) Graduating trainees can apply for trainee awards in the same calendar year as graduation (e.g. graduating in July 2026, can apply for trainee award in 2026).

• Have conducted research in an area applicable to infectious diseases and be presenting that research at the ACCP Annual Meeting. This research must be an accepted abstract at the ACCP Annual Meeting as either completed research or research-in-progress.

• To be considered for the student award, research must have been conducted while a PharmD student

• To be considered for the resident/fellow award, research must have been conducted while a post-PharmD resident or fellow

• Prior recipients of an Infectious Diseases PRN travel award are not eligible.

• Recipients of a travel award from another PRN for the same conference during the same year are not eligible.

•  Must be able to attend the ID PRN Business and Networking Meeting at the ACCP Annual Meeting (virtual 2026)

 Current members of the ACCP ID PRN Executive and Awards Committees are not eligible for the Distinguished Trainee Award.

Nomination Submission Requirements:

• Completed attestations of eligibility for the specific award (see Appendix I)

• Updated curriculum vitae

• Personal statement from the nominee

  • Describe goals and interests related to ID

  • Describe plans to maintain research and scholarship in ID

  • Describe plans to maintain teaching related to ID

  • Describe plans to maintain clinical activities in ID

• One letter of recommendation from:

  • One mentor (e.g., faculty member, program director, preceptor) who can attest to the clinical skills and/or research performance of the nominee. Letter of recommendation does not have to be from an ACCP member.

The personal statement and letter of recommendation should clearly document the nominee’s desire to pursue a career involving practice, research and education in the field of infectious diseases, and any additional information that distinguishes the nominee.

Individuals can nominate themselves.

Refer to rubric, Appendix J (students) or Appendix K (residents/fellows), for specific activities to be sure to include in your curriculum vitae, personal statement and/or letter of recommendation. Please review the ACCP ID PRN 2026 Annual Awards Descriptions and Rubrics at the following link: ACCP ID PRN 2026 Annual Awards Descriptions and Rubrics

• The Nephrology PRN Trainee Travel Grant provides financial support for students, residents, and/or fellows attending the ACCP Annual Meeting.
• Each recipient of the travel grant is required to give a brief (10-minute) presentation at the Nephrology PRN Business & Networking meeting. This presentation can be on a clinical pearl or a completed or ongoing research project related to nephrology (preferred for resident/fellow awards). 
• Each recipient will be assigned a mentor (a member of the Nephrology PRN) who will provide guidance with the preparation of their presentation.

Applicants must be:

• A current student, resident, or fellow
• A member of the ACCP Nephrology PRN

Please note ACCP policy prevents awarding a second Travel Grant to a past recipient of the Nephrology PRN Travel Grant.

The following materials should be submitted electronically by 8/28/26:

1. A statement describing the applicant’s interest and involvement in the Nephrology PRN, objectives for attending the meeting, current research activities (if applicable), and how an interest in nephrology pharmacy aligns with their professional development and future career goals.
2. A current copy of the applicant's curriculum vitae (CV).
3. One letter of recommendation from a pharmacy preceptor, professor, or residency/program director  

To be eligible for this student travel award, the applicant must:

   • Be a current member of the ACCP Pediatrics PRN

   • Be a current, full-time Doctor of Pharmacy student.

   • Have an abstract with a focus in the pediatric population accepted for presentation at the annual ACCP meeting

   • Attend the Pediatrics PRN Business and Networking Meeting at the 2026 ACCP Annual Meeting

Application Requirements:

• Candidate Statement (i.e., Letter of Intent), , which includes responses to:

     • Summary of involvement in the ACCP Pediatric PRN, ACCP Student Committee, or local ACCP Student Chapter.

     • What have you learned from completing your project?

     • What are your goals at the ACCP Annual Meeting?

     • What is your 5-year career plans?

• Copy of accepted abstract with a focus in the pediatric population

• Curriculum Vitae (CV)

• Letters of Recommendation (2 Letters)

The Perioperative Care PRN may award up to one travel grant to help support the costs of travel and attendance of a pharmacy student at the ACCP Annual Meeting.

The applicant must be a current member of the Perioperative Care PRN AND: 1) Be a current or recent (past six months) pharmacy student AND 2) Have an abstract relevant to the perioperative field accepted for presentation at the ACCP Annual Meeting.

The Pulmonary PRN offers a travel award to one (1) PRN student or resident member who has an interest in pulmonary pharmacy, meets eligibility requirements, and is selected by the Awards and Nominations Committee. The award supports registration expenses for one student or resident member of the Pulmonary PRN.

Applicants must be members of ACCP and the ACCP Pulmonary PRN as well as attend the Pulmonary PRN business and networking meeting prior to Annual Meeting virtually. The applicant will be expected to present a poster or other brief presentation on a pulmonary topic at a Pulmonary PRN meeting. Please indicate, if applicable, the title of your poster or proposed presentation to be presented at the ACCP Annual Meeting. Previous award recipients are ineligible.

• Completed application form • Current curriculum vitae • One-page letter highlighting interest, career goals related to pulmonary pharmacy, if any research has been submitted/accepted for the Annual meeting, and the topic you would present on at the business meeting if selected. • Letter of recommendation from a clinical pharmacist or faculty Submit via the ACCP submission portal. Students: https://www.accp.com/stunet/award.aspx Applications should be emailed to the Chair of the Pulmonary PRN and the Chair of the Pulmonary Workforce and Strategic Committee, who listed on the PRN Homepage: www.pulmprn.accp.com

The ACCP Transplant PRN will be offering travel awards to help support up to four Transplant PRN members with travel expenses (ie. lodging, airfare, meeting registration) for the 2026 ACCP Annual Meeting in Salt Lake City, UT on Oct 17 - Oct 20. We are offering a "bundle package" which will allow for the student/resident/fellow as the primary applicant and an associated preceptor on the project to both receive $750 towards travel expenses. We will be offering awards to either the combination of two bundle packages the combination of one bundle package and two individual recipients depending on top scoring abstracts. If no bundle package is submitted, then funding would be provided for up to four individual recipients. While the application deadline is before the notification of abstract acceptance for the annual meeting, awardees of the travel grant will not be announced or awarded until after abstract acceptance is confirmed. Please do not be deterred from applying for the travel grant because you don't know if your abstract will be accepted!

The award recipient(s) will be selected according to the quality of the abstract as defined by the scoring system found in the application materials. Each abstract will be scored on 3 areas: content, quality, and significance. Each assessment will receive a score ranging from 0-1 (maximum score =12). The abstract with the highest average point total will receive the travel award with preference given to students, residents, fellows, and new practitioners (completed training within the last 5 years). The abstract must receive a minimum average score of 50% to be considered for award selection. In the absence of high-quality abstracts, the travel awards may not be given every year.

Please reach out for application form or refer to emails through the ACCP TXP PRN.

The Women’s Health PRN offers travel awards to PRN members who have an interest in women’s health, meet eligibility requirements, and are selected by the Award’s Committee. The $750 award is to provide partial support for registration and/or travel-related expenses (flight, hotel, food) for one student, one resident/fellow, and one new practitioner member of the Women's Health PRN.

All applicants must be members of the ACCP Women’s Health PRN and attend the women’s health PRN business and networking meeting at the Annual meeting. Applicants will be expected to present a poster or other brief presentation related to women’s health at the PRN business and networking meeting. The application form has an area to indicate a proposed presentation topic for the PRN business and networking meeting as well as the title of a poster, if applicable, that will be presented at the ACCP Annual Meeting. Award recipients from the previous year are not eligible.

Completed application form.

Current CV.

One page letter highlighting interest, career goals and/or accomplishments related to women’s health, if any research has been submitted/accepted for the annual meeting, and the proposed topic to be presented on at the PRN business meeting if selected.

Letter of recommendation.