MBRS PROGRAM AT UCC

中央加勒比大学医学院， 正在继续致力于发展强有力的研究 能力，并激励少数族裔教职员工和学生 参与相关生物医学研究。作为这漫长的历史的一部分 学期目标，我们现在提交这份竞争性续签申请 继续我们的少数民族生物医学研究支持(MBR) 程序。UCCEM成立于1976年，最初是一家私人非营利性医疗机构 学校及其医学和研究生课程由 地方和/或国家机构。此外，我们已经建立了 与几个邻近机构组成的财团为大型 少数民族本科生人数。在前两个月 几年来，我们的MBRS计划总共有20名学生，包括 本科生、毕业生和医学生参加了 我们机构提供的研究机会。MBR UCCEM的倡议，接受了国家MBR的使命 寻求为以下公司提供更多机会 未被充分代表的少数群体选择和参与生物医学 研究事业和发展具有竞争力的生物医学研究 也是少数民族的科学家“。的具体目标 UCCEM的MBR计划符合 国家计划是：1.协助UCCEM的研究科学家 他们的研究能力的发展和连续性以及 活动，2.曝光我们附属机构的本科生学习 机构，生物医学研究活动，并激励他们 追求生物医学研究事业，3.吸引少数族裔 学生开始在我们的研究生课程中学习并继续 生物医学研究事业，以及4.吸引少数族裔医学 UCCEM的学生将参与科学生物医学研究 活动，并激励他们追求生物医学研究事业 在临床科学方面。这些目标将通过以下方式实现 UCCEM的MBR计划通过延续和扩展 拟议的具体活动如下：1.教职员工发起， 具有科学价值的、与生物医学相关的研究 以下UCCEM学生可以参与的子项目： 研究生和医学生(暑期)，以及2. 实施和扩大与我们关联企业的联合体 学术和暑假期间的参与机构 本科生和/或研究生的研究周期 UCCEM的项目。

The School of Medicine of the Universidad Central del Caribe (UCCEM), is continuing with its commitment to develop strong research capabilities, and to motivate both minority faculty and students to participate in relevant biomedical research. As part of this long term goal, we are submitting this competitive renewal application for the continuation of our Minority Biomedical Research Support (MBRS) Program. UCCEM was founded in 1976 as a private, non-profit medical School, and its medical and graduate studies program accredited by local and/or national agencies. Furthermore, we have established consortiums with several neighboring institutions serving a large population of undergraduate minority students. During the first two years of our MBRS program a total of 20 students, including undergraduates, graduates, and medical students, have participated in the research opportunities offered by our institution. MBRS initiative at UCCEM, embraces the mission of the national MBRS program of "seeking to provide expanded opportunities for underrepresented minorities to choose and participate in biomedical research careers and developing competitive biomedical research scientists who are also ethnic minorities". The specific goals of the MBRS Programs at UCCEM, which are consonant to the goals of the National Program are: 1. To assist research scientists at UCCEM in the development, and continuity of their research capabilities and activities, 2. To expose undergraduate studies from our affiliated institutions, to biomedical research activities, and to motivate them to pursue biomedical research careers, 3. To attract minority students to initiate studies in our Graduate Program and to pursue biomedical research careers, and 4. To attract minority medical students at UCCEM to participate in scientific biomedical research activities, and motivate them to pursue biomedical research careers in the clinical sciences. These objectives will be achieved by the MBRS program at UCCEM via the continuation and expansion of the following proposed specific activities: 1. Faculty initiated, scientifically-meritorious, biomedically relevant research subprojects where the following UCCEM students can participate: graduate students, and medical students (summer time), and 2. Implementation and expantion of the consortium with our affiliated institutions for the participation during the academic and summer periods of undergraduate and/or graduate students in research projects at UCCEM.