SOCS Research Award
The SOCS Dermatology Research Award will provide up to five annual research grants (each up to $20,000) to promote dermatology research within the field of skin of color. The grant is intended to assist young dermatologists in furthering their academic careers. Two of the awards will be given to those applications that focus on inflammatory dermatologic diseases in skin of color.
SOCS Research Awards (Criteria And Application)
Applications Available: August 12
Application Deadline: October 15; noonCT
Recipients Notified: December 5
SOCS Career Development Award
The newest award is the SOCS Career Development Award, which will award up to $100,000 which can be used over a two-year period and which is non-renewable; two awards are available this year. This award should have a research focus on inflammatory dermatologic diseases in skin of color in areas where further clinical, translational, and basic research is needed. It is the expectation that the recipient(s) of these awards will be tomorrow’s leaders in dermatology, helping to shape the future of the specialty.
SOCS Career Development Award (Criteria and Application)
Applications Available: August 12
Application Deadline Extended: October 15; noonCT
Recipient Notified: December 5
Grant Writing Webinar
Title: SOCS Grant Writing Webinar
Speakers: Drs. Donald Glass, Crystal Aguh, & Angel Byrd
Date: Thursday, September 16, 2021
Time: 6-7:00pm CST/7-8:00pm EST
Location: Zoom Meeting (registration was required)
Recording: The meeting was recorded and available at a later time.


Cutis Journal
Read published peer-reviewed articles written your by Skin of Color Society members

Did You Know
Skin of color patients comprise the majority in California, New Mexico and Texas…and soon will be the majority in Arizona, Nevada, Georgia, New York and Florida.
By 2042, more than 50% of the US population will have skin of color.