Training in Molecular and translational Cell Dynamics

摘要 这是一个多学科的培训计划下的研究生研究培训计划的学生 托莱多大学（UT）的增强机制，涉及十个参与计划。的 该计划的总体目标是培养大量具有技能的多样化专业人员 以及生物医学研究职业所需的领导力。这一目标与联合国的任务是一致的。 美国国立卫生研究院和托莱多大学战略计划。该计划将扩大候选人的渠道， 利用有效的多管齐下机制，从传统上得不到充分服务的社区招募受训人员。到 为了实现这一目标，与八名少数民族大学生建立了伙伴关系。 机构与NIGMS支持的研究培训计划，包括重建底特律计划， 以及残疾人服务项目。学者们将参加夏桥计划之前， 参加预科课程，接受密集培训和师友辅导，以建立网络，促进社会融合 和毅力一个多方面的创新和基于证据的计划将在 支持环境，以提高学员的成功率，提高领导能力，科学严谨性， 沟通能力培训将充分利用UT Medical的资源和知识环境， 校园让学员接触健康差异和生物标志物发现的转化研究， 更好地装备他们的职业生涯，对独特的健康相关的研究需求产生重大影响， 服务不足的社区和国家与博士一起。学位，学者将获得 生物信息学培训，并获得生物标志物和生物信息学证书，使他们能够很好地 生物医学前沿的职业。通过各种活动，该方案将引导和吸引 培训学员，以确定和追求一系列潜在的职业选择，在基础科学。结束时 在五年的资助期内，该计划将产生48名熟练的生物医学研究人员，他们将 增强生物医学劳动力的多样性，并对当地经济产生积极影响。程序 将通过丰富UT的教育课程和文化环境产生更广泛的影响， 通过我们的学员的许多有针对性的活动， 有助于保持美国在全球经济中的竞争力

Abstract This is a multidisciplinary training program under the Graduate Research Training Initiative for Student Enhancement mechanism at the University of Toledo (UT), and involves ten participating programs. The overarching goal of the program is to train a significant number of diverse professionals with the skills and leadership required for careers in biomedical research. This goal is aligned with the missions of the NIH and the University of Toledo Strategic Plan. The program will broaden the pipeline of candidates and utilize effective multiprong mechanisms to recruit trainees from traditionally underserved communities. To achieve this objective, partnerships have been established with eight minority-serving undergraduate institutions with NIGMS-supported research training programs, including the ReBUILDetroit program, as well as with disability-serving programs. Scholars will participate in a summer bridge program prior to matriculation and receive intensive training and mentorship to form networks, enhance social integration and perseverance. A multifaceted innovative and evidence-based program will be implemented in supportive environments to increase trainees success rates, sharpen leadership, scientific rigor, and communication skills. Training will leverage the resources and intellectual environment of the UT Medical Campus to expose trainees to translational research in health disparities and biomarker discovery to better-equip them for careers with significant impacts on the unique health-related research needs of underserved communities and the nation. In conjunction with the Ph.D. degrees, scholars will receive training in bioinformatics and earn a Certificate in Biomarker and Bioinformatics to position them well for careers in the forefront of biomedicine. Through various activities, the program will guide and engage the trainees in identifying and pursuing a range of potential career options in basic sciences. At the end of the five-year grant period, this program will produce forty-eight skillful biomedical researchers who will enhance the diversity of the biomedical workforce and positively impact the local economy. The program will have wider impacts by enriching the educational curricula and the cultural environment at UT, by engaging the local communities through the numerous targeted activities of our trainees, and by contributing to maintaining the competitiveness of the U.S. in the global economy