MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE DRUG ABUSE RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

莫里斯·布朗学院研究支持计划拨款的目的 申请是为了寻求资金，以继续努力实现 以下目标：(1)鼓励教师在自然和社会领域 科学、数学、护理和心理学课程，以追求基础 酒精、药物滥用和精神健康领域的研究(ADM)； (二)加强支持科技兴学的科研环境 这些领域；以及(3)为以下方面提供研究参与经验 鼓励他们攻读研究生的本科生 在酒精、药物滥用或精神健康领域的研究和研究。 由非洲卫理公会圣公会(A.M.E.)于1881年创立教堂， 莫里斯·布朗学院是美国历史上七所黑人大学之一 亚特兰大大学中心财团。它是一家私人非营利性组织 男女同校四年制大学，有2000多名黑人学生主修 35个研究领域，包括10个与ADM相关的领域。 研究支持计划建议继续支持教职员工 通过几项活动进行研究开发。A研究支持 将成立咨询委员会，为副总统提供建议 大学研究人员的需要和关注的学术事务 上大学。其他支助将包括提供计算机化文献。 搜索，复印研究文献，提供近距离 由资深科学家和经验丰富的作家指导的格兰特精神， 支持参加科学研讨会的旅行，以帮助教员跟上形势 拥有最先进的研究技术，并发起一次访问 科学家计划，高级科学家可以延长访问校园的时间 一段时间。上一笔拨款头两年的工作 产生了这份申请，其中包括5份提案，4份来自教职员工的提案 他们是第一次写提案的人。

The purpose of the Morris Brown College Research Support Program grant application is to seek funds to continue our efforts to achieve the following goals: (1) to encourage faculty in the natural and social sciences, mathematics, nursing , and psychology programs to pursue basic research in the areas of alcohol, drug abuse, and mental health (ADM); (2) to strengthen the research environment that supports research in these areas; and (3) to provide research participation experiences for undergraduate students which will encourage them to pursue post-graduate studies and research in alcohol, drug abuse, or mental health fields. Founded in 1881 by the African Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E.) Church, Morris Brown College is one of seven historically black collages in the Atlanta University Center consortium. It is a private nonprofit coeducational 4-year college with over 2,000 black students majoring in 35 fields of study including ten ADM-related fields. The Research Support Program proposes to continue supporting faculty research development through several activities. A Research Support Advisory Committee will be created to advise the Vice President for Academic Affairs of the needs and concerns of the research faculty at the college. Other support will include providing computerized literature searches, photocopying of research literature, provide close grantsmanship mentoring by senior scientists and experienced writers, support travel to scientific workshops to assist faculty in keeping up with state-of-the-art research techniques, and initiate a Visiting Scientist Program so senior scientists may visit the campus for extended periods of time. The work of the first two years of the previous grant resulted in this application which includes 5 proposals, 4 from faculty who are first-time proposal writers.