CANCER EDUCATION GRANT

描述：(应聘者描述)这份申请是针对一名参赛者 由Norris Cotton提交的R-25癌症教育补助金续签 达特茅斯医学院癌症中心(NCCC)。这项培训计划 建立在学生研究培训历史上成功的传统基础上 自1976年以来被癌症中心的调查人员发现。这笔资金已被用于 支持15个暑期学生研究项目，此申请是为了 继续资助相同数量的学生。有几个变化 来自之前提交的将增强该计划的信息。该计划将是 由新任命的教育署助理署长及 NCCC的信息服务部，约瑟夫·奥唐奈博士。奥唐奈博士还 担任高级咨询院长，与 学生在达特茅斯的职业生涯和协调癌症 课程设置。新课程将为特殊赛道提供机会 (例如，研究或荣誉)，腾出时间，鼓励更密切的师生关系 指导关系。奥唐奈博士将由一个方向盘支撑 由癌症教育中心的两名代表组成的委员会 来自癌症中心研究委员会的四名成员。这些成员 将代表基础科学、临床科学、卫生服务研究、 护理研究和初级保健研究。该节目的广告 将在每年的迎新项目中，在学生研究日， 在职业生涯日，并在学生资源室中亮相。选拔将 要求提交的申请须经遴选委员会审查 并按功绩授予。赠款中详细介绍了一项少数族裔招募计划。 学生将被要求就他们的项目写一篇科学论文。 并在学生研究日以及 他们的项目所在的癌症中心项目。 (计划免疫/化学预防、癌症预防、内分泌学、免疫学和 辐射/生物工程)。将举办“癌症研究”系列研讨会。 每周为这些学生提供暑期助学金。

DESCRIPTION: (Applicant's Description) This application is for a competing renewal of an R-25 Cancer Education Grant submitted by the Norris Cotton Cancer Center (NCCC) of the Dartmouth Medical School. This training program builds on the historically successful tradition of student research training by cancer center investigators since 1976. The funding has been used to support 15 summer student research projects and this application is made to continue funding the same number of students. There are several changes from prior submissions that will enhance the program. The program will be overseen by the newly appointed Associate Director for Education and Information Services of NCCC, Dr. Joseph O'Donnell. Dr. O'Donnell also holds the title of Senior Advising Dean, is in close contact with the students over their careers at Dartmouth and coordinates the cancer curriculum. The new curriculum will offer opportunities for special track (e.g. research or honors), free up time and encourage closer student-faculty mentoring relationships. Dr. O'Donnell will be supported by a steering committee made up of two representatives from the Cancer Center Education Committee and four from the Cancer Center Research Committee. These members will represent basic science, clinical science, health services research, nursing research and primary care research. Advertisements for the program will be made at orientation programs for each year, at student research day, at career day and be featured in the student resource room. Selection will require submission of applications to be reviewed by the selection committee and awarded by merit. A minority recruitment plan is detailed in the grant. Students will be expected to write a scientific paper about their project and present their work at student research day as well as at meetings of the cancer center programs in which their project resides. (Epi/Chemoprevention, Cancer Prevention, Endocrinolo-gy, Immunology and Radiation/Bioengineering). A seminar series on "Cancer Research" will occur weekly for the students in these summer assistantships.