The American Brain Tumor Association seeks applications from medical students who intend to spend a summer conducting brain tumor research. The ABTA Jack and Fay Netchin Medical Student Summer Fellowships will provide support for a three-month summer term to motivate and empower talented medical students. Fellowships are conducted in a laboratory within a mentorship setting. ABTA seeks research projects focused on all brain tumor types, benign or malignant, primary or secondary (metastatic), and that will have an impact on pediatric, adult, or both patient populations. Applicants or Principal Investigators (PI) must be currently enrolled and in good standing at a medical school. They must conduct the proposed research and training at the Lead Mentor's institution, however they are not required to be enrolled as a student at the Mentor's institution. Applicants or PIs can be enrolled in a MD or PhD program. Application components include the Title Page, Abstract, Budget Period Detail, Budget Summary, and Organizational Assurances. Applicants or PIs must also submit separate letters of support from the Lead Mentor, Lead Institution, and Co-Mentor (if applicable). Please visit the fellowship's website for more information about the eligibility requirements and the documents need to be submitted.