This one-year fellowship offers graduate students, early career professionals, postdoctoral trainees, and medical interns an opportunity to deepen their understanding of nutrition policy. Fellows participate in Capitol Hill Day, federal agency meetings, and policy projects, gaining skills to advocate effectively for nutrition research and policy. Each fellow is paired with a mentor experienced in public policy and contributes a final report.
Applicants must be ASN members in good standing who are graduate/professional students, early career professionals (0-5 years post degree), postdoctoral trainees, or medical interns. They must be US citizens or green card holders training in the US, with strong communication skills and interest in n
