BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEGE MBRS-SCORE PROGRAM

白求恩-库克曼学院MBRS-SCORE项目的主要目标是建立一个有利于生物医学研究的环境。为此，目前的竞争续期申请包括主要调查公司的项目，这些项目在我们上次竞争续期的SO6 MBRS GMO8119项目(1996年7月1日至2000年6月30日)中获得资助，以及一项新的试点项目。三个后续的PI和新的PI和他们提议的项目的标题是：Ijaz R.Cheema博士：肿瘤坏死因子-α：调节骨骼肌中的多肽链启动Munir A.Rhamani博士：内皮和性激素：调节主动脉平滑肌Thomas O.Richardson博士：一些7-(咪唑[1，2-a]吡啶-2-基)氟尿苷酮的合成和活性Shukdeb Sen博士：诱导癌细胞的凋亡途径(试点项目)白求恩的MBRS评分计划的评估库克曼学院将有两个目标：1.衡量SCORE活动对使机构环境有利于更多生物医学研究的影响。2.分析MBRS-SCORE项目中使用的流程，以确定其在实现所述目标方面的有效性。MBRS-SCORE项目主任将收集和维护评价计划中概述的这些活动的数据。机构研究处将在设计数据收集和数据分析工具方面提供协助。这些数据将被MBRS-SCORE方案人员和咨询委员会用来对其活动进行适当的改变和调整，以最大限度地实现所述目标。同样的信息将提供给ESAC，以便他们可以为B-CC MBRS-SCORE计划的努力做出有意义的贡献。

The major goal of the MBRS-SCORE Program at Bethune-Cookman College is to establish an environment conductive to biomedical research. To this end, the current competing renewal application includes projects from Principal Investigations who were funded in our last competing renewal of SO6 MBRS GMO8119 for the period July 1, 1996 to June 30, 2000 and a new Pilot Project. The three continuing Pis and the new PI and titles of their proposed projects are: Dr. Ijaz R. Cheema: Tumor Necrosis Factor-alpha: Regulation of Peptide-Chain Initiation in Skeletal Muscle Dr. Munir A. Rhamani: Endothelium and Gonadal Hormones: Regulation of Aortic Smooth Muscle Dr. Thomas O. Richardson: Synthesis and Activity of Some 7-(Imidazol [1,2-a]pyridin-2-yl] fluoroguinolones Dr. Shukdeb Sen: Induction of Apoptotic Pathway in Cancer Cell Line (Pilot Project) The evaluation of MBRS-SCORE Program at Bethune-Cookman College will have two objectives which are: 1. To measure the impact of SCORE activities on making the institutional environment conducive to more biomedical research. 2. To analyze the processes used in the MBRS-SCORE project to determine their effectiveness in achieving the stated goal. The MBRS-SCORE project director will collect and maintain data on those activities which are outlined in the evaluation plan. The Office of Institutional research will provide assistance in devising instruments for data collection and data analysis. The data will be used by the MBRS- SCORE Program personnel and the Advisory Committee to make appropriate changes and adjustments in their activities to achieve the stated objectives to their fullest. The same information will be made available to ESAC, so that they may make meaningful contribution to the efforts of B-CC MBRS-SCORE Program.