Enrichment Program

完善的营养补充计划是营养与肥胖研究不可或缺的组成部分 中心(NORC)，并支持其促进内部合作和丰富教育的使命 当地营养与肥胖研究社区。丰富计划通过托管来实现这些目标 NORC下属研究人员感兴趣的营养、肥胖、糖尿病和代谢研究研讨会 (AIS)和更大的社区，促进跨学科交流和合作，并提供培训 提高北大西洋公约组织的教育经验和研究竞争力的机会。我们建议 两个目标详细阐述了我们的方案产品。在目标1中，我们将继续我们与华盛顿大学的联合项目 糖尿病研究中心(DRC)、威斯康星州医学糖尿病研究所(UWMDI)、贝纳罗亚研究所 (BRI)、太平洋西北研究所(PNRI)和囊性纤维化研究与翻译中心 (CFRTC)提供基础广泛的教育和丰富计划，包括顶级地方和邀请 全天和半天研讨会、圆桌演讲和年度研究务虚会的演讲者，包括 实习生/初级教师演示文稿。此外，我们将提供两个针对NORC的新产品：一个联合产品 与华盛顿大学肥胖研究和行动合作组织(CORA)举行研讨会，以增加 基础/转化性和社区卫生/流行病学/公共政策研究社区和培训 由NORC组织内的主要教员举办的赠款撰写和演示技能研讨会 结构。AIM 2继续与授予该司的T32奖学金培训方案合作 新陈代谢、内分泌学和营养学为学员提供与客座教员的直接互动、教育 和职业发展会议，以及营养、肥胖、新陈代谢和 糖尿病研究。

The well-established Enrichment Program is an integral component of the Nutrition and Obesity Research Center (NORC) and supports its mission to foster collaboration within, and the educational enrichment of, the local nutrition and obesity research community. The Enrichment Program fulfills these goals by hosting symposia on nutrition, obesity, diabetes and metabolism research of interest to NORC Affiliate Investigators (AIs) and the greater community, facilitating interdisciplinary exchange and collaboration, and providing training opportunities to enhance the educational experience and research competitiveness of NORC AIs. We propose two aims that elaborate our programmatic offerings. In Aim 1, we will continue our joint program with the UW Diabetes Research Center (DRC), the UW Medicine Diabetes Institute (UWMDI), Benaroya Research Institute (BRI), Pacific Northwest Research Institute (PNRI), and the Cystic Fibrosis Research and Translation Center (CFRTC) to provide a broad-based education and enrichment program involving top-level local and invited speakers for full- and half-day symposia, round table presentations, and annual research retreats featuring trainee/junior faculty presentations. In addition, we will provide two new NORC-specific offerings: a joint symposium with the UW Collaborative on Obesity Research and Action (CORA) to increase cross-exposure of the basic/translational and community health/epidemiology/public policy research communities and a training workshop on grant writing and presentation skills delivered by key faculty within the NORC organizational structure. Aim 2 continues our collaboration with the T32 Fellowship Training programs awarded to the Division of Metabolism, Endocrinology and Nutrition to provide trainees direct interaction with visiting faculty, education and career development sessions, and skills workshops in the areas of nutrition, obesity, metabolism, and diabetes research.