Cancer Research Training and Education Coordination

总结 自成立以来，培训和教育一直是斯坦福大学癌症研究所（SCI）使命的核心。 SCI癌症研究培训和教育协调核心（CRTEC） 整合和组织资源，以（1）协调和促进癌症培训，教育和职业生涯 在SCI内部和整个斯坦福大学的培训连续体中开展开发活动;（2）开发 促进持续的质量改进，评估CRTEC计划对培训的影响， 教育;（3）在所有CRTEC活动中促进多样性和包容性。CRTEC提供SCI成员 和他们的学员，在整个斯坦福大学有一个与癌症相关的培训和教育的中心点联系 医学院、工程学院、人文科学学院。CRTEC监督大量的培训组合 赠款，包括4个国家癌症研究所资助的和14个其他癌症相关的T32培训计划和一个新的美国 癌症协会机构研究试点赠款计划。SCI奖学金计划，自 2014年，提供了一个关键的资金来源，使学员能够完成他们的癌症研究培训， 申请校外支持并转为教职在本资助期内， SCI从机构资金中提供了总计150万美元，以支持24名SCI研究员，其中8名研究员 拥有以癌症为重点的K 08奖项，9名SCI研究员已经过渡到目前的资金教师职位 期SCI赞助的教育活动包括每年一次的为期多天的研究研讨会， 研究生和博士后研究员，目前在其第十二年，每周一次的癌症系列研讨会 生物学和每周的肿瘤学研讨会，重点是临床和转化研究。节目也在 为高中生提供一个地方，重点是代表性不足的学生群体和硕士生， 包括那些拥有MD学位的人。未来的计划包括举办年度青年教师论坛， 促进与SCI社区外联和参与（COE）的互动，以加强社区外联。

SUMMARY Training and Education have been central to the mission of the Stanford Cancer Institute (SCI) since its inception. Aligned with the SCI Strategic Plan, SCI Cancer Research Training and Education Coordination Core (CRTEC) integrates and organizes resources to (1) coordinate and promote cancer training, education and career development activities across the training continuum within the SCI and across Stanford University; (2) develop and foster continuous quality improvement and evaluate the impact of CRTEC programs on training and education; and (3) promote diversity and inclusion across all CRTEC activities. CRTEC provides SCI members and their trainees with a central point of contact for cancer-related training and education across the Stanford Schools of Medicine, Engineering, and Humanities & Sciences. CRTEC oversees a large portfolio of training grants that include 4 NCI-funded and 14 other cancer-relevant T32 training programs and a new American Cancer Society Institutional Research Pilot Grant program. The SCI Fellowship Program, in existence since 2014, provides a critical source of funding that enables trainees to complete their cancer research training while applying for extramural support and transitioning to faculty appointments. During the current funding period, the SCI has provided a total of $1.5 million from institutional funds to support 24 SCI fellows, of those 8 SCI fellows hold cancer-focused K08 awards, and 9 SCI fellows have transitioned to faculty positions over the current funding period. Educational activities sponsored by the SCI include an annual multi-day research symposium for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows, currently in its twelfth year, a weekly seminar series in cancer biology, and weekly oncology seminars focused on clinical and translational research. Programs are also in place for high school students with an emphasis on underrepresented student groups and for Masters students, including for those with existing MD degrees. Future plans include hosting an annual Junior Faculty Forum and fostering interactions with SCI Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) to enhance community outreach.