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MBRS PROGRAM AT WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY

MBRS PROGRAM AT WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
韦恩州立大学 MBRS 项目
批准号:
3513403
负责人:
JOSEPH C DUNBAR
金额:
$79.72万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1978
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1978-09-29 至 1994-12-31

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中文摘要
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韦恩州立大学MBRS项目的主要目标是 加强和加强研究,少数民族研究培训和 研究事业发展。韦恩州立大学的MBR计划 威斯康星大学(WSU)最初于1978年9月29日获得资助。它首先开始了 有四名教职员工参加。我们目前支持41 本科生16名,研究生16名。在我们最后一次 西苏里州立大学的整个项目被认为是一个副项目 资金也发生了变化,以反映这一变化。海流 提案要求为25个子项目提供资金,并要求 资助49名本科生和21名研究生。我们有 作为现役调查员提交6份,作为助理提交19份 调查人员。密歇根州立大学的MBR方案在以下方面非常成功 实现MBR方案的目标。相当数量的 我们的学生已经走上了专业的道路 学校或研究生院。我们已经强调了 毕业生的职业生涯将导致MBR的学术生涯 学生们。因为过去在威斯康星州立大学获得理学士学位的历史 毕业后继续深造,我们已经在过去的几年里 几年来,该项目增加了一些一年级和二年级的学生 一种将他们引导到科学领域作为职业选择的手段,而不是 不仅仅是职业。此外,我们还建立了外展关系 与想要研究生学位的高中毕业生的关系 而不是专业的。我们继续在以下方面取得成功 进入医学和其他专业课程的学生。我们的 刺激学生进入大学的努力取得了成功 研究生和专业课程。有8000多名学生 从这个计划覆盖的种族队伍中登记,我们有 对未来四年继续取得成功充满信心的理由 支持的力量。MBR的存在肯定影响了 少数族裔学生在韦恩州立大学的成功和 整个大学社区,并一直是 建立其他以少数群体为基础的研究培训计划。
英文摘要
The Primary goal of the MBRS Program at Wayne State University is to enhance and augment research, minority research training and research career development. The MBRS program at Wayne State University (WSU) was initially funded on 9/29/78. It first started with four faculty participants. We currently have support for 41 undergraduate students and 16 graduate students. In our last proposal the entire program at WSU was deemed an Associate Program and the funding was changed to reflect this change. The current proposal is requesting funding for 25 subprojects with requests for support of 49 undergraduate and 21 graduate students. We have submitted 6 as active investigators and 19 as associate investigators. The MBRS Program at WSU has been very successful at achieving the goals of the MBRS Program. A significant number of our students have gone to professional schools or to gradate school. We have emphasized the excitement of graduate careers that will lead to academic careers for the MBRS students. Because of the past history at WSU of getting B.S graduated to pursue graduate work, we have over the past several years added a number of freshmen and sophomores to the program as a means of directing them to the sciences as career choices rather than only the professions. Also, we have formed outreach relationships with high school graduates who want graduate degrees rather than professional. We continue to be successful with students entering medicine and other professional programs. Our efforts have been successful in stimulating students to enter graduate and professional programs. With over 8,000 students enrolled from the ethnic ranks covered by this program, we have reasons to feel assured of continued success in the next four years of support. The presence of MBRS has definitely influenced the success of minority students at Wayne State University and the overall University community and has served as a base for the establishment of other minority based research training programs.
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