The Summer HIV/AIDS Research Program (SHARP)

项目总结摘要 这是旧金山大学夏季艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究项目(夏普)的续签申请 公共卫生部(SFDPH)。夏普是一次为期一个夏天的本科生研究体验 在科学和医学领域代表不足的少数族裔(URM)学生。夏普旨在增强 通过将本科生培养成科学家社区的一部分来实现科学劳动力的多样性 致力于物质使用和艾滋病毒研究。在接下来的五年里，夏普，扎根于社交 认知职业理论，将使URM学生参与一个应用研究计划，为他们 研究生或医学院，并最终选择以艾滋病毒和药物使用为重点的职业。更新的 夏普将建立在2012年推出的一个非常成功的计划的基础上，该计划整合了研究、指导、 培训、跟踪和网络机会，并添加新的计划增强功能，以促进 师徒关系。除了从当地旧金山湾区的学院招聘潜在的犀利学者 和大学，我们将增加新的战略，从历史上的黑人学院和大学招聘 通过直接外展服务全国各地的少数群体服务机构并利用我们现有的和 不断壮大的全国职业导师网络。为期12周的暑期计划将选出每人6名学者 年。夏普学者将开展一项以艾滋病毒和物质使用为重点的研究项目，与 国家药物滥用研究所(NIDA)科学优先事项，在高度参与的密切监督下 由高级和初级调查人员组成的夏普导师团队将接受增强培训，以 支持他们的学者。学者将参加每周一次的研讨会和电子学习，涵盖研究 方法，最新的艾滋病毒和药物使用主题，负责任的研究行为，严谨和 可重复性和专业技能，包括公开演讲和手稿写作。学者们将会有 跟踪研究人员并参与PhotoVoice的机会-一种数字讲故事的方法 学者们在研究中体验到了URM。学者将接受教职员工和同行指导，并将 链接到来自NIDA支持的加州大学URM调查人员的职业导师干部， 旧金山和全国各地的其他学术机构。夏季的高潮将是一场激烈的 研究研讨会，学者们将在会上介绍他们的研究成果。随着时间的推移保留利息和 跟踪成果，我们正在为校友推出新的电子通讯、网络研讨会和正在进行的会议 建立社交网络和新的学习管理系统，托管尖锐的课程内容。 此外，校友将被鼓励提交摘要，以便在地方和国家会议上发表。 并准备供同行评议的手稿。SFDPH是一个丰富的研究环境，适合举办 该计划有望吸引下一代注重公平的物质使用和艾滋病毒研究人员。

PROJECT SUMMARY ABSTRACT This is a renewal application for the Summer HIV/AIDS Research Program (SHARP) at the San Francisco Department of Public Health (SFDPH). SHARP is a summer-long research experience for undergraduate students who are underrepresented minorities (URMs) in science and medicine. SHARP aims to enhance the diversity of the scientific workforce by training undergraduates to be a part of a community of scientists dedicated to substance use and HIV research. Over the next five years, SHARP, grounded in Social Cognitive Career Theory, will engage URM students in an applied research program to prepare them for graduate or medical school, and ultimately, choose HIV and substance use-focused careers. The renewed SHARP will build on a highly successful program launched in 2012 that integrates research, mentoring, training, shadowing, and networking opportunities and add new program enhancements to facilitate strong mentor-mentee relationships. In addition to recruiting potential SHARP scholars from local Bay Area colleges and universities, we will add new strategies to recruit from Historic Black Colleges and Universities and minority serving institutions throughout the country through direct outreach and leverage our established and growing national network of career mentors. The 12-week summer program will select six scholars each year. SHARP scholars will conduct an HIV and substance-use focused research project, aligned with National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) scientific priorities, under the close supervision of highly engaged SHARP mentor teams comprised of senior and junior investigators who will receive enhanced training to support their scholars. Scholars will participate in weekly seminars and eLearning covering research methods, state-of-the-science HIV and substance use topics, the responsible conduct of research, rigor and reproducibility, and professional skills, including public speaking and manuscript writing. Scholars will have the opportunity to shadow research staff and engage in Photovoice – a digital storytelling method to capture the scholars experience as a URM in research. Scholars will receive faculty and peer mentorship and be linked to a cadre of career mentors from NIDA-supported URM investigators at the University of California, San Francisco, and other academic institutions across the country. The summer will culminate in a SHARP Research Symposium where scholars will present their research findings. To retain interest over time and track outcomes, we are launching a new eNewsletter, webinars, and works-in-progress sessions for alumni and establishing a social network and new learning management system to host SHARP curricular content. Moreover, alumni will be encouraged to submit abstracts for presentation at local and national conferences and prepare manuscripts for peer review. The SFDPH is a rich research environment, suitable to host a program poised to attract the next generation of equity-focused substance use and HIV researchers.