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Jennifer Dorrington Graduate Research Award
For students enrolled in graduate programs in the Temerty Faculty of Medicine
The Jennifer Dorrington Award is awarded to one or more graduate students enrolled in a Master’s or Ph.D. program in the Temerty Faculty of Medicine and conducting research in a lab located in the Donnelly Centre.
A list of eligible graduate departments and institutes can be found here.
Awards will be provided by the Temerty Faculty of Medicine on the recommendation of the Jennifer Dorrington Award committee. Selection will be based on research excellence.
The award was established in 2006 as a tribute to Dr. Jennifer Dorrington, who was a professor in the Banting and Best Department of Medical Research, where she conducted pioneering research in reproductive biology and ovarian cancer.
Read about the 2019 Dorrington family visit to the Donnelly Centre.
The deadline for applications is 5pm on December 10, 2024.
Send completed application package to:
ccbr.info@utoronto.ca (include "Jennifer Dorrington Award" in the subject line) or 160 College St, Room 230.
Award Value
$2,000
Application Requirements
- Completed and signed application form
- Curriculum vitae (maximum 2 pages) detailing:
- Research project and interests (100 – 250 words)
- Publications
- Presentations
- Awards
- Research experience
- Letter of recommendation from faculty supervisor (e-mailed directly to ccbr.info@utoronto.ca with applicant's name in the subject line)
Award Conditions
There are no restrictions with respect to citizenship or year of study. However, the award holder must be registered in the eligible graduate program for at least 14 weeks of any term during which they hold the award. Return of funds will be required if an awardee is registered for less than, or withdraws from the eligible program prior to, the minimum 14 week period.
Support is for one academic year and non‐renewable; however, new applications can be submitted to subsequent competitions.