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​​​ASN Publications Training Programs

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The American Society of Nephrology (ASN) offers a variety of author, reviewer, and editor training programs. Information about the programs currently offered is available below or by contacting Shari Leventhal, Associate Director of Publications, at [email protected] with any questions.


Junior Associate Editor (JAE) Program and ASN Kidney NewsEditorial Fellowship Program

​Trainees of the Year Prize ​Competition​

​CJASN Tr​ainee Peer Review Program​



Junior Associate Editor Program and 
ASN Kidney News Editorial Fellowship Program


The ASN Publications Portfolio (JASN,CJASN,Kidney360, andASN Kidney News) offers 2-year editorial training programs for early-career scientists. Participants gain hands-on experience with the editorial process while working closely with editor mentors and contributing their expertise to the editorial teams. 

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​​ ​Junior​Associate ​Editor (JAE)
Program (ASN Journals)​​​​
​ASN Kidney News
​Editorial Fellowship Program
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​Apply: JAE Program

App​ly​:ASN Kidney News Editorial Fellowship Program
​​​Benefits​​​​
​​Annual sti​pend: $1,000
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​​Education: ​Participate in monthly didactic sessions led by editors from the ASN Journal Portfolio andASN Kidney News.
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​Guest editor opportunities: Invite fellows-focused content and work with authors, with oversight from the editors. Potential to independently coordinate and edit a special section.
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​​Networking: ​C​onnect with Journal Associate Editors (JAEs) across all three ASN journals and withASN Kidney News Editorial Fellows.
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​Professional recognition: Be featured on the ASN Publications' mastheads and websites. 
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​Publishing opportunities: Potentially coauthor an article in an ASN publication.
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​​Training: ​Learn key aspects of the editorial process directly from the editors while developing writing and reviewing skills.
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​​​Expectations​ ​
Participate in 2-year training program. 
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​Attend and participate in regular editorial team meetings* and monthly didactic sessions virtually.
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​Review and propose reviewers for manuscripts in a timely manner.
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​Assess the content and synthesize the reviews in a timely manner.
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​​Be an ASN member.
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​Be within 5 years of completion of terminal training.
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​Be in second, third, or fourth year of fellowship.
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​​​Application Requirements​​ ​
​Complete the online application form.
  • Apply: Junior Associate Editor (JAE) Program
  • Apply​:ASN Kidney News Editorial Fellowship Program
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​​Upload a current curriculum vitae (CV) with the application.
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​Upload one letter of recommendation with the application.
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​Upload a brief editorial with the application.
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​​​Timeline​​ ​
​Application Window Opens:
Monday, March 2, 2026
  • Apply: Junior Associate Editor (JAE) Program
  • Apply​:ASN Kidney News Editorial Fellowship Program
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​Application Window Closes:
Friday, May 1, 2026
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​Program Decision Notification:
Friday, June 5, 2026
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​​Program Begins:
Monday, July 6, 2026
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​​Program Concludes:
June 30, 2028
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​​​​*Weekly journal meeting times as follows:
JASNmeets on Mondays from 10-11 AM ET.
​CJASNmeets on Wednesdays from 9-10 AM ET.
Kidney360​meets on Fridays from 12-1 PM ET.​


Trainees of the Year Prize Competition

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The ASN journals,CJASN, JASN, andKidney360, recognize and honor the outstanding work of junior colleagues in their early stages of nephrology careers by awarding Trainee of the Year awards. Each journal awards a prize annually. This prize contest recognizes the best article submitted to each journal by a trainee as the first author. 


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​Journal
​Trainee
​​Institution
​​Article Title
​​JASN
Benoî​t ​Brilland
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CHU Angers, Angers, France
​Identification of Renal Transcripts Associated with Kidney Function and Prognosis in ANCA-Associated Vasculitis
​​CJASN 
Thomas Bais
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University Medical Center, University of Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands
Predicting Kidney Outcome​s in Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease
Kidney360 
​Yuhei Noda
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​Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine, Nagoya, Japan
​Ameliorative Effect of an Anti–MicroRNA-21 Oligonucleotide on Animal and Human Models of Cystic Kidney Disease

​​Submission Wind​ow​June 17, 2025 – June 16, 2026 (11:59 PM ET)
Requirements


  1. ​​The first author must b​e a Trainee, defined as: Fellow, Graduate Student, Postdoctoral Fellow, Resident,or Student
  2. The research must be original and conducted by the Trainee.
  3. The Trainee must be an ASN member at the time of manuscript submission (free for Trainees).
  4. The article must be submitted during training or within 6 months after completion of the training program.*

*Extension: Up to 12 additional months (total 18 months) allowed for childbirth occurring in the last year of training or within 6 months post-training.​

​Guidelines​
  1. ​​Previous prize recipients are not eligible to compete again.
  2. During submission, the author must select “Trainee of the Year” under Additional Information in the online submission form.
  3. Manuscripts will bereviewed to confirm all eligibility criteria are met.
Criteria
​1. Significance (Primary Consideration): Evaluation of how much thestudy advances the field of nephrology.

2. Internal and External Validity:

  • Assessment of the rigor and reliability of the study design and results.
  • Consideration of how well the findings can be generalized beyond the study sample.

3. Quality of Writing:

  • Clarity in describing research methods.
  • Clear and effective presentation of results.
  • Strength of the discussion, including contextualizing the study findings within current knowledge in nephrology.

 Prizes


​Each winner will receive:
  1. $750 cash prize
  2. Articlepagefees reimbursed/waived
  3. Announcement at Kidney Week*
  4. Certificate presentedat the annual Editorial Board Luncheon at Kidney Week*
  5. Letterfrom the journal’s Editor-in-Chief (EIC) to the trainee’s Department Head and/or Division Chief
  6. Podcast feature study highlights discussion (participation highly encouraged but optional)
​​The ASN journals encourage all applicants to separately submit an abstract on the same original research topic for consideration at Kidney Week following the “Call for Abstracts." (Note: poster acceptance cannot be guaranteed.)​



CJASN Trainee Peer Review Program


This provides nephrology trainees in the United States and Canada with experience in peer review during their fellowship training. To gain experience, trainees work with faculty mentors from enrolled institutions to review manuscripts and craft constructive feedback. Details for this program are available at: CJASN Trainee Peer Review Program​. 
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