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Published Online: 4 November 2005

Minority Program Invites Applicants

Psychiatry residents are invited to apply for APA's Minority Fellowships Program (MFP). The MFP provides educational opportunities not only to minority residents, but to all residents interested in providing quality and effective service to minorities and the underserved. It is also designed to build leaders and involve fellows in APA's work and give APA the perspective of young psychiatrists.
The MFP fellows are classified into three groups: APA/SAMHSA Fellows (funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration), APA/SAMHSA Substance Abuse Fellows, and APA/AstraZeneca Fellows (funded by AstraZeneca).
The deadline for applications is January 3. More information is available from Marilyn King at [email protected] or online at<www.psych.org/edu/other_res/apa—fellowship/cmhs_index.cfm>.

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