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UTHealth-LINK- A PREP program

UTHealth-LINK- A PREP program
UTHealth-LINK- PREP 计划
批准号:
10552561
负责人:
Sarah Christine Hopp
金额:
$29.9万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2020-02-11 至 2025-01-31

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中文摘要
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通过授予NIGMS IMSD的鼓舞下,UT Health的研究生院进行了战略和体制 挑战是增加在我们的博士课程中接受培训的代表性不足(UR)学生的人数。超过 在过去的七年里,我们的努力和举措导致UR学生申请人数的增加, 我们的生物医学博士课程的录取和毕业。在当前的PREP机制下,我们 打算为有才华和热情的学生开发另一条进入生物医学科学的管道, 但对研究生教育准备不足。 我们提出UTHealth-LINK学士学位后培训计划的总体目标是 采用经过验证的循证方法,招聘一批致力于从事以下职业的候选人: 生物医学研究我们希望这个项目能让这些学生成功地参加 进入竞争激烈的博士培训课程,并最终实现生产性的职业生涯, 生物医学科学
英文摘要
Buoyed by the awarding of an NIGMS IMSD, UT Health’s graduate school undertook a strategic and institutional challenge to increase the pool of underrepresented (UR) students being trained in our doctoral programs. Over the last seven years, our efforts and initiatives have led to increases in the numbers of UR students applying to, matriculating in, and graduating from, our biomedical doctoral programs. With the current PREP mechanism, we intend to develop another pipeline into the biomedical sciences for students who are talented and passionate, yet underprepared for graduate education. We are proposing the UTHealth-LINK post baccalaureate training program with the overarching goal of implementing proven, evidence-based approaches to recruit a pool of candidates committed to careers in biomedical research. It is our expectation that this program will result in these students successfully competing for entrance into highly competitive doctoral training programs, and ultimately, realizing productive careers in the biomedical sciences.
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