SFSU/UCSF Comprehensive Cancer Partnership Program

加州大学综合癌症中心（UCFCC）和旧金山州立大学（SFSU）提出了一项U56计划，该计划结合了前列腺癌和乳腺癌的研究试点项目，这是一项培训计划，旨在为少数族裔学生准备竞争激烈的博士课程，重点是癌症研究和健康差异。以及一项招募活动，该活动将在旧金山州立大学建立一个专注于癌症研究的生物行为研究中心。我们的计划还将社区外展和教育组成部分以及少数民族教师发展活动纳入我们的试点项目和试点计划。我们的建议是加州大学洛杉矶分校和旧金山州立大学的教师和管理人员广泛规划的结果，他们考虑了两所学校的优势和劣势，以及两所学校可以相互补充和加强工作的方式。由此产生的拟议活动被选择为有利于合作伙伴和周围社区，特别是经济上处于不利地位的社区，这些社区的卫生保健网络服务不足。一项主要的努力将是直接增加少数群体参加癌症预防试验的人数。我们组建了一个杰出的项目指导委员会，由高生产力的研究人员组成，他们支持为传统上在生物医学和生物行为研究中代表性不足的个人增加机会，并消除健康差距。UCSFCC和SFSU的教师和管理人员都致力于这个项目，并将继续共同努力，在SFSU发展一个稳定的癌症研究项目，在UCSFCC和少数民族社区之间建立更紧密的联系，并与社区组织合作，开发新的项目，利用UCSFCC和SFSU合作伙伴关系的综合资源和优势以及NCI的支持。

The University of California Comprehensive Cancer Center (UCFCC) and San Francisco State University (SFSU) propose a U56 program that combines research pilot projects on prostate and breast cancer, a training program to prepare minority students for highly competitive Ph.D. programs with a focus on cancer research and health disparities., and a recruitment activity that will result in establishment of a biobehavioral research center focused on cancer research at SFSU. Our plan also incorporates community outreach and education components as well as minority faculty development activities within our pilot projects and pilot programs. Our proposal is the result of extensive planning between faculty and administrators at the UCSFCC and SFSU which has taken into consideration the strengths and weaknesses of both institutions and the ways in which the institutions can complement and strengthen each other's work. The resulting proposed activities were selected to benefit both partners and surrounding community, especially economically disadvantaged neighborhoods which are poorly served by the health care network. A major effort will be direct at increasing the enrollment of individuals from minority groups into cancer prevention trials. We have assembled an outstanding Program Steering Committee of highly productive researchers who have championed increasing opportunities for individuals traditionally underrepresented in biomedical and biobehavioral research, and eliminating health disparities. Faculty and administrators from the UCSFCC and SFSU are committed to this program and will continue to work together to develop a stable cancer research program at SFSU, to develop closer connections between the UCSFCC and minority communities, and to work with community organizations to develop novel programs which take advantage of the combined resources and strengths of the UCSFCC/SFSU partnership and the support of the NCI.