William Galey Scholarship Award

Award Description

The APS Teaching of Physiology Section Award provides professional development funds for up to three graduate students, postdoctoral fellows or early-or mid-career faculty newly transitioning into a teaching career to either attend the Center for Physiology Education pre-conference workshop prior to the American Physiology Summit or participate in the Effective Physiology Teaching virtual training course. 

The award is given in memory of William Galey, PhD in honor of his commitment to the teaching and professional development of trainees in physiology. Read more about William Galey.

Eligibility 

The applicant must:

• Be a current American Physiology Society (APS) member in good standing. 
• Be a graduate graduate student, postdoctoral fellow, early-or mid-career faculty newly transitioning into a teaching career.
• Hold primary affiliation with the Teaching of Physiology Section.

Criteria

The application package includes:

• One-page letter of intent that includes your career goals and how this award will benefit your professional development and  training.
• Curriculum Vitae.  
• One letter of support from your mentor , principal investigator/advisor, or department chair familiar with your career goals, which includes a statement on how the chosen professional development program will benefit your training and career plans.

Applicants and awardees are encouraged, but not required, to attend the American Physiology Summit.

Awardees for the pre-conference workshop will be invited to the Teaching of Physiology Section Banquet during the Summit and will be asked to help in the review and selection process of the following year. 

Login to the American Physiological Society's Award site for more details and to apply.