Training Program For Cancer Prevention and Control

1.0项目总结 俄亥俄州立大学综合癌症中心(OSUCCC)建议设立博士后 癌症预防和控制培训计划，将使研究员成为有影响力和独立的研究员 学术界、政府或工业界的研究科学家。这将通过提供有重点的 跨学科的最先进的研究培训。该培训计划的总体目标是降低风险 治疗癌症，改善癌症患者的生活。博士后研究领域可重点 癌症的发生、行为、癌症风险和生存。培训和研究经验可以是 实验室、诊所或社区。跨学科培训包括一个不同的核心课程 研究研讨会，并强调与生物统计/生物信息学顾问的双重指导。这个 参与教师由2名项目主任和22名导师组成，他们都有同行的记录。 审查资金，大多数人参与或已经参与多名调查员方案赠款，并几乎 都是经验丰富的高级领导，都是教授。研究领域和科学学科 这里包括的导师所代表的是他们与四个OSUCCC的个人关系 研究项目，而教师来自俄亥俄州立大学的6所学院。OSUCCC及其研究计划 已通过同行评审的癌症中心支持赠款(CCSG)流程，并获得了 因其最先进的研究、其研究环境和 培养跨学科研究的能力。现在，OSUCCC正在寻求通过一个 特别关注癌症预防和控制，这是我们的战略重点之一。虽然这是一次新的T32培训 OSUCCC在博士后培训方面有很好的记录，例如T32有39年的历史 普通肿瘤学培训计划，已培训154名基础癌症和转化性癌症博士后研究员 由一批由国立卫生研究院资助的优秀参与教职员工所做的研究。虽然俄亥俄州立大学有许多T32培训 在这些项目中，只有四个项目的重点是癌症，而且这些项目很少或根本没有癌症预防活动。 因此，与这一新提出的培训方案几乎没有重叠，因为它将有大量的申请者 地方和全国范围内。这份申请详细说明了具体的招聘、培训和职业发展计划， 以及对研究员的评估方法和整体计划。有强有力的制度支持和 来自OSUCCC和几所学院的高级领导在这项申请中发挥了领导作用。这是一项新的 申请资助一年级两名学员及二至五年级三名学员。

1.0 PROJECT SUMMARY The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center (OSUCCC) proposes to establish a postdoctoral training program for cancer prevention and control that will prepare fellows to be impactful and independent research scientists in academia, government or industry. This will be done by providing focused transdisciplinary state-of-the-art research training. The overall goal of this training program is to reduce the risk of cancer and improve the lives of cancer patients. The research areas for the postdoctoral fellows may focus on carcinogenesis, behavior, cancer risk and survivorship. The training and research experience can be laboratory-, clinic- or community-based. The transdisciplinary training includes a core curriculum, varied research seminars, and emphasis on dual mentorship with biostatistical/bioinformatics advisors. The participating faculty consist of the 2 program directors and 22 mentors, all of whom have track records for peer- review funding, most participate or have participated in multi-investigator programmatic grants and are almost all experienced senior leaders and hold the rank of Professor. The research areas and scientific disciplines encompassed by the mentors included here are represented by their individual affiliations with four OSUCCC Research Programs, while the faculty come from 6 OSU colleges. The OSUCCC and its research programs have undergone the peer-reviewed Cancer Center Support Grant (CCSG) process, and received an “Exceptional” descriptor (impact score of 10) for its state-of-the-art research, its research environment and the ability to foster transdisciplinary research. Now, the OSUCCC is seeking to expand its training programs with a specific focus on cancer prevention and control, one of our strategic priorities. While this is a new T32 training program, the OSUCCC has a strong track record for postdoctoral training, such as a 39-year history of a T32 general oncology training program that has trained 154 postdoctoral fellows in basic and translational cancer research by a cadre of outstanding NIH-funded participating faculty. While the OSU has numerous T32 training programs, there are only four that have a cancer focus, and these have little to no cancer prevention activities. Thus, there is little overlap with this newly proposed training program, which will have a large applicant pool locally and nationally. This application details a specific recruitment, training and career development plans, along with evaluation methods for the fellows and the overall program. There is strong institutional support and senior leaders from the OSUCCC and several colleges have leadership roles in this application. This new application seeks support for 2 trainees in year 1 and 3 trainees in years 2-5.