University of California Davis Advancing Diversity in Aging Research Scholars Program
加州大学戴维斯分校推进老龄化研究学者计划的多样性
基本信息
- 批准号:10684027
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 35.13万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2020
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2020-08-15 至 2025-05-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Admission activityAgingAreaAwarenessBachelor&aposs DegreeBiologyBiomedical ResearchCalculiCaliforniaChemistryCommunicationCommunitiesCompetenceData AnalysesDevelopmentDisabled PersonsDisciplineDoctor of PhilosophyEnsureExperimental DesignsFosteringFoundationsGerontologyGoalsGraduate DegreeInstitutionMeasurableMexican AmericansNative AmericansOralOutcomePeer GroupPerformancePostbaccalaureatePreparationProcessResearchResearch ActivityResearch DesignResearch PersonnelResearch SupportScholars ProgramScienceSeriesSocial supportSocietiesSourceStudent SelectionsStudentsTrainingUnderrepresented MinorityUniversitiesWorkWritingcareerdesigndisabled studentsdisadvantaged backgrounddisadvantaged studentexperiencegraduate schoolinterestmatriculationmeetingsminority studentoutreachprogramsracial minorityrecruitskillssocialsocioeconomic disadvantagestudent participationstudent retentionsymposiumundergraduate student
项目摘要
Summary
The long-term goal of our ADAR Program is the increased diversity of MSTEM students that pursue
graduate degrees and research careers in aging-related areas. For this, we propose to enhance the UC
Davis ADAR Scholars Program, a comprehensive three-year program with two major components. The
first is the one-year ADAR Program, which will support eight diverse sophomore students selected from the
freshmen participating in our pre-ADAR program [the Biology Undergraduate Scholars Program]. This
component is designed to enhance retention, foster academic excellence, and kindle interest and
engagement in aging research; it involves course work, advising, and research experience. The second
component, the ADAR-Honors Program (ADAR-HR), is a research-intensive two-year program designed
to encourage and support eight diverse juniors and seniors to matriculate into aging-related graduate
programs. ADAR-HR provides a two-year research-intensive experience, including one summer at another
institution. It will promote student retention and academic excellence through activities that facilitate social
and academic integration and scientific identity formation within a supportive peer group; it will engage
students in research as well as in discussions of aging research topics, integrity in research, and
experimental design. It will also provide them with career information, experience in proposal writing and
oral and written scientific presentations, and guidance in the graduate school application process. To
achieve these goals, ADAR-HR will have four main components: advising, research experience,
professional development, and community activities that enhance science identity formation and provide
important sources of social support. ADAR-HR has the following measurable objectives: (1) Four diverse
juniors per year will be recruited into ADAR-HR; (2) Ninety percent of ADAR-HR students will graduate in an
MSTEM field with a GPA ≥ 3.25; (3) ADAR-HR students will have increased expertise as student
researchers with respect to understanding experimental design and data interpretation in aging-research
areas; (4) ADAR-HR students will develop professional communication skills by presenting their research
locally and nationally; (5) ADAR-HR students will develop awareness of graduate program application
processes; (6) ADAR-HR students will develop scientific identity through storytelling and outreach activities;
(7) The majority (>50%) of ADAR-HR students will matriculate into graduate programs involving aging-
related research within two years of receiving their Bachelor's degree.
概括
我们 ADAR 计划的长期目标是增加追求 MSTEM 学生的多样性
老龄化相关领域的研究生学位和研究职业。为此,我们建议加强UC
戴维斯 ADAR 学者计划是一个为期三年的综合计划,包含两个主要部分。这
第一个是为期一年的 ADAR 计划,该计划将支持从
参加我们的 ADAR 预科项目 [生物学本科生学者项目] 的新生。这
组件旨在提高记忆力、促进学术卓越、激发兴趣和
参与老龄化研究;它涉及课程作业、建议和研究经验。第二个
ADAR 荣誉计划 (ADAR-HR) 是一个为期两年的研究密集型计划
鼓励和支持八名不同的三年级和四年级学生入读与老龄化相关的研究生
程序。 ADAR-HR 提供两年的研究密集型经验,包括一个夏天的另一个夏天
机构。它将通过促进社交的活动来提高学生的保留率和学业成绩
在支持性的同行群体中进行学术整合和科学身份的形成;它将参与
学生参与研究以及老龄化研究主题的讨论、研究的完整性以及
实验设计。它还将为他们提供职业信息、提案撰写经验和
口头和书面科学演示,以及研究生院申请过程的指导。到
为了实现这些目标,ADAR-HR 将有四个主要组成部分:建议、研究经验、
专业发展和社区活动,增强科学认同的形成并提供
社会支持的重要来源。 ADAR-HR 有以下可衡量的目标: (1) 四个不同的目标
每年都会招募初级人员加入 ADAR-HR; (2) 90% 的 ADAR-HR 学生将在
MSTEM领域GPA≥3.25; (3) ADAR-HR 学生作为学生将拥有更多的专业知识
研究人员了解衰老研究中的实验设计和数据解释
地区; (4) ADAR-HR 学生将通过展示他们的研究来培养专业沟通技巧
地方和全国; (5) ADAR-HR学生将培养研究生项目申请意识
流程; (6) ADAR-HR 学生将通过讲故事和外展活动培养科学认同;
(7) 大多数 (>50%) ADAR-HR 学生将入读涉及老龄化的研究生课程——
获得学士学位后两年内进行相关研究。
项目成果
期刊论文数量(4)
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University of California Davis Advancing Diversity in Aging Research Scholars Program
加州大学戴维斯分校推进老龄化研究学者计划的多样性
- 批准号:
10238776 - 财政年份:2020
- 资助金额:
$ 35.13万 - 项目类别:
University of California Davis Advancing Diversity in Aging Research Scholars Program
加州大学戴维斯分校推进老龄化研究学者计划的多样性
- 批准号:
10435495 - 财政年份:2020
- 资助金额:
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Mechanisms Underlying Improved Health Span on a Short-Term Ketogenic Diet
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10153626 - 财政年份:2019
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10685461 - 财政年份:2019
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