NSGC promotes research, continuing education and professional development to genetic counselors through various sponsored fellowships and grant awards.

Audrey Heimler Special Projects Award (AHSPA)

The Audrey Heimler Special Projects Award (AHSPA) is an annual $10,000 grant that funds a project that focus on the future of the genetic counseling profession and/or the provision of genetic services.

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Jane Engelberg Memorial Fellowship (JEMF)

The Jane Engelberg Memorial Fellowship (JEMF), established in 1991 as a highly prestigious award of the National Society of Genetic Counselors, is an ongoing tribute to Jane Engelberg in the form of a $90,000 annual grant that funds scholarly investigation, promotes professional development and improves the practice of genetic counseling.

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Natalie Weissberger Paul National Achievement Award

The Natalie Weissberger Paul National Achievement Award is the most distinguished honor within the National Society of Genetic Counselors (NSGC). This award, bestowed annually, honors one outstanding member who has served NSGC with exemplary national achievements and volunteer activities on behalf of NSGC and the profession.

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NSGC Leadership Awards

The NSGC Leadership Awards are presented annually during the NSGC Annual Conference to acknowledge the actions and behaviors of exemplary genetic counselors, as well as recognizing volunteers for their contributions.

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SIG Grant Awards

The SIG Grant Awards are supported and funded by the leaders of NSGC's Special Interest Groups for members of their SIGs.

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State Licensure Grant Awards

The State Licensure Grant Awards provide grant money to support efforts by genetic counselors to establish state-by-state licensure for our profession.

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