The Sylvia Lane Mentor Fellowship provides an opportunity for early career women scholars working on food, agricultural, or resource issues to collaborate with an established expert at another university, institution, or firm. The funding is designed to cover the costs of travel and expenses for the awardee to work directly with the mentor on a specific project. Preference will be given to new mentoring relationships as opposed to continuing an existing one. To apply, please submit a cover letter outlining proposed plan for mentorship, including contact information for the mentor, proposed dates of collaboration, and outputs expected; a research proposal outlining the research project that you will work on with your mentor; and a letter of intent to collaborate from the proposed mentor. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association for more information.