G-RISE at The City College of New York
纽约城市学院的 G-RISE
基本信息
- 批准号:10394861
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 70.15万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2020
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2020-05-01 至 2025-04-30
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
The rationale for the proposed G-RISE project begins with the need for a well-trained biomedical research
workforce and the gains to be achieved by improving its diversity. Our position of research strength in the
biomedical sciences, within a large public university in the heart of an underserved community, gives us
both the motivation and the ability to cogently address these needs. In this project, a group of 22 faculty
members at The City College of New York (CCNY) will build on the success of a prior RISE program to
offer coordinated, innovative, and rigorous Ph.D. training in biochemistry, biophysics, bioorganic
chemistry, (biomedical and chemical) engineering, and neuroscience. The proposed program has the
capacity to support an average cohort of 13 underrepresented (UR) Ph.D. trainees each year for five years,
appointing each trainee for 2-3 years. The broad mission of the proposed program is to focus research and
professional skills development on underrepresented Ph.D. trainees at CCNY while also providing
beneficial impact for our broader population of trainees and mentors in STEM disciplines. Our specific
objectives and strategies are as follows:
· To recruit and retain talented minority Ph.D. trainees whose biomedical research interests align
with the participating CCNY faculty-led teams. Vigorous recruitment will be coupled with
sustained mentee-mentor matching, development of sound cohort and research identity, and
provision of a supportive and inclusive training environment.
· To offer rigorous didactic training that combines disciplinary depth with interdisciplinary breadth
while progressively building independent research design skills. Interdisciplinary degree tracks
and co-teaching will be emphasized.
· To provide robust research training that fosters individual skills and creativity, cooperation within
a research group, synergy among research groups, and the use of state-of-the-art technology to
address important open issues in the biomedical sciences.
· To offer structured research-related activities that build STEM research identity and ethical values,
an inclusive and supportive G-RISE cohort, career-ready skill sets and focus.
· To achieve trainee outcomes that include enhanced numbers and proportions of UR Ph.D.’s who
achieve timely graduation in biomedical science and engineering disciplines, while also improving
each trainee’s technical and communication skills, research productivity, and post-Ph.D. placement
in the workforce.
In the proposed project, a strategic combination of NIH and institutional resources will allow us to improve
the reach and rigor of biomedical research training at CUNY’s City College of New York.
拟议的G-Rise项目的基本原理始于需要训练有素的生物医学研究
劳动力和通过改善其多样性而实现的收益。我们的研究实力在
生物医学科学,在一个服务不足的社区的中心的一所大型公立大学内,为我们提供了
既有动力也有能力有力地满足这些需求。在这个项目中,由22名教职员工组成的小组
纽约城市学院(CCNY)的成员将在先前Rise计划的成功基础上再接再厉
提供协调、创新和严谨的生物化学、生物物理学、生物有机博士培训
化学、(生物医学和化学)工程和神经科学。拟议的计划具有
有能力在五年内每年平均支持13名代表性不足(UR)的博士生,
任命每名实习生2-3年。拟议方案的广泛使命是专注于研究和
为CCNY人数不足的博士生提供专业技能发展,同时还提供
对我们更广泛的STEM学科的受训者和导师产生有益的影响。我们的特定
目标和战略如下:
·招聘和留住生物医学研究兴趣相一致的有才华的少数族裔博士生
与参赛的CCNY教职员工领导的团队。紧锣密鼓的招聘将与
持续的辅导者-导师匹配,发展合理的队列和研究身份,以及
提供支持性和包容性的培训环境。
·提供严格的教学培训,将学科深度与跨学科广度结合起来
同时逐步培养独立的研究设计技能。跨学科学位跟踪
并将强调合作教学。
·提供强有力的研究培训,以培养个人技能和创造力,在
一个研究小组,研究小组之间的协同,以及使用最先进的技术来
解决生物医学科学中的重要公开问题。
·提供结构化的研究相关活动,以建立STEM研究身份和伦理价值观,
包容性和支持性的G-Rise群体,为职业生涯做好准备的技能和专注。
·实现实习生成果,包括提高UR博士学位的数量和比例。S
实现生物医学科学和工程学科的及时毕业,同时也提高
每位学员的技术和沟通技能、研究效率和博士后安置情况
在劳动力市场上。
在拟议的项目中,NIH和机构资源的战略组合将使我们能够改进
CUNY纽约市立学院生物医学研究培训的覆盖面和严格性。
项目成果
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