Summer Undergraduate Alcohol Research Program

内布拉斯加大学医学中心（UNMC） 医学在支持夏季本科生研究方面有着悠久的历史。此外，本发明还提供了一种方法， 国防部还拥有大量以酒精为研究重点的调查人员 及其在体内和体外的影响。这两个部门的内部特点 医学构成了我们重建建议的支柱，以支持我们非常成功的 暑期大学生酒精研究计划（SUARP）。这一目标 续期申请须： 1)为本科生提供为期十周的研究经验， 继续创造独特的丰富机会，让学生先学习- 手什么是参与执行研究，并激发他们的兴趣， 从事生物医学研究。 2)介绍参与暑期研究项目的本科生到 关于酒精及其对健康的影响的研究的重要性和范围 健康、器官和细胞功能。 3)继续招收符合条件的本科少数民族和弱势学生 暑期本科研究经验，以鼓励他们的潜力， 生物医学研究的未来职业。 为了实现我们的目标，我们将继续利用现有的资源， 夏季本科研究计划（SURP）。包括一个为期十周的 与SURP类似的研究经验，SUARP的独特之处在于包括研讨会 系列致力于酒精研究的主题，为本科生的期刊俱乐部 学生，以及一个新构思的基于案例的学习倡议，将利用 技术和电子学习方法。我们有几个策略， 使我们能够成功地招募代表性不足的少数民族和弱势群体， 学生进入SUARP。我们将继续完善我们现有的短期和长期 学期评估过程，以提高学生的成果，包括增加 他们对生物医学研究事业的兴趣。

The University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) Department of Internal Medicine has a long history of supporting summer undergraduate research. In addition, the Department also has a critical mass of investigators with research foci on alcohol and its influence in vivo and in vitro. These two features of the Department of Internal Medicine form the backbone of our renewal proposal in support of our highly successful Summer Undergraduate Alcohol Research Program (SUARP). The objectives of this renewal application are to: 1) Provide a ten-week research experience for undergraduate students that continues to create unique enrichment opportunities for students to learn first- hand what is involved in performing research and to stimulate their interest in careers in biomedical research. 2) Introduce undergraduate students involved in a summer research program to the importance and spectrum of research related to alcohol and its consequences on health, organ and cellular function. 3) Continue to recruit qualified undergraduate minority and disadvantaged students to a summer undergraduate research experience to encourage their potential future careers in biomedical research. To achieve our objectives, we will continue to leverage resources from our existing Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP). Comprised of a ten-week research experience similar to SURP, the SUARP is distinct by including a seminar series devoted to topics in alcohol research, a journal club for its undergraduate students, and a newly conceived case-based learning initiative that will capitalize on technology and e-learning approaches. We have several strategies in place that have allowed us to successfully recruit underrepresented minority and disadvantaged students into the SUARP. We will continue to refine our existing short term and long term evaluation processes to enhance outcomes for the students including increasing their interests in careers in biomedical research.