The David B. Scott Fellowship is awarded annually to a dental student in one IADR Division and will rotate alphabetically among the Divisions. The student must be training to be a dentist in an accredited or acceptable dental school. The student must be sponsored by a dental researcher, with the approval of the dean, at that school. Candidates may not have received their dental degree nor should they be due to receive their degree in the year of the award, and candidates may have a college or advanced degree in a discipline other than industry. Candidates must be IADR members. The IADR prefers that Fellowship funds be used to support the dental student's completion of a research project. The dental student may conduct this project during periods between school terms or during free time within the school term. In general, the project should have a one-year completion target, but this time frame is a suggestion only. A call for applications or nominations is included in blast emails to members, on the IADR and AADOCR websites and in monthly newsletters IADR Global Research Update (GRU) and AADOCR Science Advocate (SA). Please visit the fellowship's website for more information.