U-RISE at Queens College, CUNY
纽约市立大学皇后学院 U-RISE
基本信息
- 批准号:10629797
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 13.51万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-04-06 至 2028-03-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AffectAromataseBiomedical ResearchCaucasiansCitiesCommunitiesCountryDataDedicationsDegree CompletionDevelopmentDisciplineEducational workshopEligibility DeterminationEnvironmentEthicsFundingFunding MechanismsGraduate DegreeGrantInstitutionalizationNew YorkPublicationsResearchResearch PersonnelResearch TrainingSTEM fieldScienceServicesSocial MobilityStudentsTalentsTrainingTraining and InfrastructureUnderrepresented MinorityUnited States National Institutes of HealthUniversitiescareercollegeequity, diversity, and inclusionethnic diversityfaculty mentorgraduate schoolprogramssuccessundergraduate researchundergraduate student
项目摘要
U-RISE at Queens College, CUNY, Project Summary
Despite advances in recent years, demographical data shows that underrepresented minorities
continue to lag behind their Caucasian contemporaries in various STEM disciplines, both in terms
of graduate degree completion and in terms of academic publications. Although the need for
diversity in STEM is heralded, the means by which to accomplish this objective remains unclear,
with initiatives implemented in graduate schools being too late to affect change.
This grant requests support for Undergraduate Research Training Initiative for Student
Enhancement (U-RISE) for Queens College (QC) at the City University of New York (CUNY). QC
is a public university situated within the single most ethnically diverse region in the country. In
servicing the borough of Queens, QC is a leader within the state and ranked fourth in the country
for social mobility. QC has held an NIH Maximizing Access to Research Careers (MARC) that has
trained 116 students over 18 years in the biomedical sciences. Due to recent changes in QC's
eligibility for MARC granting, we aim to leverage the current momentum to implement a U-RISE
funding mechanism to support its existing training infrastructure for underrepresented
undergraduates in biomedical research programs. QC also supports a vibrant research
community of investigators with research programs funded by the NIH/ARO/NSF that span a
range of disciplines intersecting with biomedical sciences. In this grant, we have identified faculty
mentors dedicated to training undergraduates, a track record of advancing them to research-
intensive careers, and a sincere commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) values. This
effort is further supported by QC’s administration which intends to institutionalize undergraduate
training in biomedical research through curricular offerings (formalized courses), professional
development, ethics, and DEI workshops open to the broader QC undergraduate community.
This U-RISE grant will continue to support the legacy established through NIH MARC U-STAR
funding for community stakeholders by providing advanced research and professional
development training to U-RISE students, as well as enhancing the research environment at
Queens College as a whole, thereby affecting change for the many talented and diverse students
who entrust us with their career success.
纽约州立大学皇后学院U-Rise,项目摘要
尽管近年来取得了进展,但人口统计数据显示,少数族裔的代表性不足
在各个STEM学科上继续落后于他们的高加索同龄人,无论是在
在研究生学位完成率和学术出版物方面。尽管有必要
STEM的多样性是可喜的,但实现这一目标的手段仍不清楚,
在研究生院实施的举措为时已晚,无法影响变革。
这笔助学金要求支持本科生研究培训计划
纽约城市大学(CUNY)皇后学院(QC)增强(U-Rise)。qc
是一所公立大学,位于该国种族最多元化的单一地区。在……里面
为皇后区服务的QC是该州的领导者,在全国排名第四
以提高社会流动性。QC拥有NIH最大限度地获得研究职业(MARC)
在18年的时间里培训了116名学生,学习生物医学科学。由于最近QC的变化
获得MARC授权的资格,我们的目标是利用目前的势头实施U-Rise
支持其现有培训基础设施的供资机制,以满足任职人数不足的需求
生物医学研究专业的本科生。QC还支持充满活力的研究
由NIH/ARO/NSF资助的研究项目的调查人员社区,这些项目跨越了
与生物医学科学交叉的一系列学科。在这笔拨款中,我们确定了教职员工
致力于培养本科生的导师,推动他们从事研究的记录-
精益求精的职业生涯,以及对多元化、公平和包容(Dei)价值观的真诚承诺。这
这一努力得到了QC管理层的进一步支持,QC打算将本科生制度化
通过课程设置(正规课程)进行的生物医学研究培训,专业
向更广泛的QC本科生社区开放的发展、伦理和Dei研讨会。
这笔U-Rise拨款将继续支持通过NIH MARC U-STAR建立的遗产
通过提供高级研究和专业人员为社区利益相关者提供资金
为U-Rise学生提供发展培训,以及改善
整个皇后学院,从而影响到许多有才华和多样化的学生的变化
他们把自己的事业成功托付给我们。
项目成果
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