At Penn State College of Medicine/Hershey Medical Center, Research Development is responsible for identifying the grant applications that may be submitted to research sponsors who limit the number of applications they will consider from an institution. Investigators who would like to apply to a "Limited Submission" grant program should notify Research Development of their interest ASAP (717-531-6949; researchdevelopment@hmc.psu.edu). It is important that the institution comply with these limited submission requirements as some sponsors will refuse to consider any applications from the institution if more than the allowed number are submitted. Please see Penn State University policy and Penn State College of Medicine policy for additional information.
Some Limited Submission programs that are relevant to the research interests of the College of Medicine are listed below. However, new Limited Submission programs are announced periodically so the following list should not be considered as all-inclusive. Please notify researchdevelopment@hmc.psu.edu if you become aware of a health-related Limited Submission program that is not included below and we will add it to the following list:
Current Programs
Annual Programs
American Academy of Neurology
American Skin Association
Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation
Burroughs Wellcome Fund
Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation
Damon Runyon Cancer Foundation
The Dana Foundation
Dermatology Foundation
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation
Dreyfus Foundation, Camille and Henry
The Ellison Medical Foundation
- New Scholars Program in Aging
Gustavus and Louise Pfeiffer Research Foundation
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
The John A. Hartford Foundation
The John Merck Fund
The Keck Foundation
Keystone Innovation Zone
Leukemia-Lymphoma Society
Livestrong-Lance Armstrong Foundation
Edward Mallinckrodt Foundation
Research Grants – No website available-Supports research that advances knowledge in the various fields of clinical and laboratory research. Priority is given to worthy projects that are in need of initial start-up funding to move projects forward to the point of other independent support or to support highly promising young investigators. Grants are made for up to 3 years at $50-$75 thousand. Must be cooridinated through the office of Research Development. Three applications accepted per period - August, February, May.
Mary Kay Ash Charitable Foundation
National Academies
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
National Science Foundation (NSF)
Pew Scholars Program
PhRMA Foundation
RGK Foundation
Robert Wood Johnson
Searle Scholars Program
St. Baldrick's Foundation
The SIR Foundation
W.W. Smith Charitable Trust