MINORITY BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH PROGRAM

塔拉迪加大学少数民族生物医学研究支持计划(MBRS) 旨在为改善少数民族的匮乏做出贡献 在生物医学研究和相关领域，同时协助 防止全国生物医学科学家人力短缺。 塔拉迪加学院是该计划的主要地点，是 历史上的黑人学院和大学。也是在最近 被彼得森指南选为本科生理科200强之一 以及全国的数学课程。《公约》的具体目标 拟议的MBR计划将： 1.提高塔拉迪加学院的生物医学研究能力。 2.增加生物医学专业本科生择业人数 菲尔兹。 3.为教职员工提供提升技能和 为生物医学领域做出贡献。 4.在特定的生物医学领域发展生物医学焦点。 这些机制和活动将用于实现这些目标 以上内容包括： 1.一系列精心设计的充实活动。 2.面向师生的校内外研究。 3.与阿拉巴马大学的研究人员合作 伯明翰。 4.为学生和教职员工提供工资和放假时间支持。 更具体地说，浓缩部分包括：生物医学 讲座、研讨会、实地考察、会议、更新研讨会等。

The Talladega College Minority Biomedical Research Support Program (MBRS) is designed to contribute to the amelioration of the dearth of minorities in biomedical research and related fields, while assisting in the prevention of a national manpower shortage of biomedical scientists. Talladega College, the primary site of the program, is one of the Historically Black Colleges and Universities. It was also recently selected by Peterson's guide as one of the top 200 undergraduate science and mathematics programs in the country. The specific objectives of the proposed MBRS program are to: 1. Improve upon the biomedical research capability at Talladega College. 2. Increase the number of undergraduates choosing careers in biomedical fields. 3. Provide faculty members with the opportunity to upgrade skills and contribute to biomedical fields. 4. Develop a biomedical foci in specific biomedical areas. The mechanisms and activities are to be used to achieve the objectives above include: 1. A series of well designed enrichment activities. 2. On and off campus research for faculty and students. 3. Collaborations with researchers at The University of Alabama at Birmingham. 4. Salary and release time support for students and faculty. The enrichment component, more specifically, includes: biomedical lectures, seminars, field trips, conferences, retooling workshops, etc.