G-RISE at Old Dominion University

老多米尼恩大学的G-Rise 项目摘要/摘要 老道明大学(ODU)是一所研究活跃的城市大学，位于汉普顿路 美国弗吉尼亚州东南部的一个地区。招收24176名学生(19372名本科生和4804名研究生) 约33%的人来自代表不足的少数群体，56%的人是女性。这个项目将 实施NIH/NIGMS研究生研究培训计划(G-RISE) 在ODU支持20名NIH资助和4名ODU支持的博士生在一年多的时间里进行研究生研究培训 五年的授权期。首要目标是为代表不足(UR)群体的进入和成功做好准备 在生物医学研究队伍中。目标是招收、留住和培养多样化的UR学生 在生物医学研究领域，通过研究经验、指导以及教育和职业 发展活动。预期的结果是80%的实习生5年获得学位的时间和100%的安置 进入博士后研究和/或生物医学研究相关职业的就业。G-Rise ATODU项目将建立在ODU现有的和成功的UR本科教育项目的基础上。会的 通过ODU与以下机构的合作，最大限度地提高UR学生在生物医学研究方面的研究职业机会 弗吉尼亚生物联盟(+270家生物科学公司)和布鲁克海文国家实验室。该计划将 从有组织的、密集的、为期六周的夏季必修博士桥开始，并将继续 具有学术挑战的课程的学年，围绕研究经验的一年，智力 发展、指导和建议。除了奖学金支持外，该计划还将提供职业生涯 发展活动和强大的方案价值，以创造促进和培育的环境 你的学生成功了。ODU的G-Rise项目指定的PI/PD是一名终身URM女性教员 电气工程成员，ODU Frank Reidy研究中心执行主任 生物电学。她培养了60多名学生(59%是非裔美国人，35%是女性)，其中一人是罗兹人 学者(非裔美国女性)。指定的协理主任/教务处是市建局的一名终身男教员。 化学和生物化学系和目前在ODU的NIH MARC项目的PI/PD。他有 培训了120多名学生(92%是非洲裔美国人，90%是女性)。他们将指导ODU的G-Rise计划 设计，并作为UR博士生的榜样。

G-RISE at Old Dominion University Project Summary/Abstract Old Dominion University (ODU) is a research-active, urban-based university located in the Hampton Roads region of Southeastern Virginia. It enrolls 24,176 students (19,372 undergraduate and 4,804 graduate students) with approximately 33% from underrepresented minority (URM) groups and 56% females. This project will implement the NIH/NIGMS Graduate Research Training Initiative for Student Enhancement (G-RISE) program at ODU to support graduate research training of 20 NIH-supported and 4 ODU-supported Ph.D. students over a five-year grant period. The overarching goal is to prepare underrepresented (UR) groups to enter and succeed in the biomedical research workforce. The objectives are to recruit, retain, and train a diverse pool of UR students in fields of biomedical research through research experiences, mentoring, and educational and career development activities. The expected outcomes are 80% trainee 5-year time-to-degree and 100% placement into post-doctoral research studies and/or employment in biomedical research related occupations. The G-RISE at ODU program will be built on existing and successful UR undergraduate education programs at ODU. It will maximize access to research careers in biomedical research for UR students through ODU partnerships with the Virginia Bio consortium (+ 270 bioscience firms) and Brookhaven National Laboratory. The program will commence with a structured and intensive mandatory six-week summer doctoral bridge and will continue into the academic years with academically challenging coursework, year around research experiences, intellectual development, mentorship, and advising. In addition to scholarship support, the program will provide career development activities and strong programmatic values to create an environment that promotes and nurtures UR student success. The designated PI/PD of the G-RISE at ODU program is a tenured URM female faculty member in Electrical Engineering and the Executive Director of the ODU Frank Reidy Research Center for Bioelectrics. She has trained over 60 students (59% African American, 35% women), one of whom is a Rhodes Scholar (African American female). The designated Co-PI/PD is a tenured URM male faculty member in the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry and the PI/PD of the current NIH MARC program at ODU. He has trained over 120 students (92% African American, 90% women). They will guide the G-RISE at ODU program design as well as serve as role models for the UR doctoral students.