MBRS SCORE-AT SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY

这项申请竞争延续MBR资金的目标是 为了进一步实现我们的长期目标，即提高生产力和能力 教职员工进行生物医学研究，并显著增加 从事和攻读生物医学的少数民族教职员工和学生人数 事业。旧金山州立大学招收了大量未被充分代表的少数民族学生， 在每个主要种族类别中都有很强的入学率，并拥有 授予大量学士学位的杰出记录 向少数族裔授予学位。我们对招聘有经过验证的承诺，并 促进了少数族裔教员的发展，并制定了许多联邦- 资助生物医学科学领域的少数群体增强项目。续 旧金山州立大学(SFSU)MBRS项目的资金将 允许我们发展和支持16个基础生物医学研究实验室， 为研究活动提供必要的支持，并表现出色 为代表不足的少数群体提供指导和培训机会 学生们。这些研究机会将得到许多现有的、 共享机构和部门资源。身份明确的人 我们MBRS计划的可衡量目标是总体增加：1) 同行评议中原创性研究出版物的数量和质量 期刊，2)提交主要赠款申请并为其提供资金 生物医学研究，3)研究成果在国家 和国际会议，以及4)雇用代表不足的少数族裔 旧金山州立大学的教员。项目总监将直接建议和监督 所有MBR调查人员及其学生的进展情况，并将 在与咨询委员会协商的情况下管理方案，以及 通过一名行政助理提供支助。迈向国家的进步 将评估个别MBRS调查员的目标以及 该计划作为一个整体。外部科学咨询委员会(ESAC) 会向个别调查人员提供有关 他们的研究计划的科学重点和进展，并通过提供 就我们的整个MBR计划进行咨询。

The goal of this application for competing continuation of MBRS funding is to further our long-term goals to increase the productivity and caliber of faculty conduction biomedical research and to significantly increase the number of minority faculty and students engaged in and pursuing biomedical careers. SFSU enrolls large numbers of underrepresented minority students, with strong enrollment in each major ethnic category and has an outstanding record of awarding significant numbers of baccalaureate degrees to minorities. We have a proven commitment to the hiring and advancement of minority faculty and have developed a number of federally- funded minority enhancement programs in the biomedical sciences. Continued funding of the MBRS program at San Francisco State University (SFSU) will allow us to develop and support 16 basic biomedical research laboratories, providing essential support for research activities, and excellent mentoring and training opportunities for underrepresented minority students. These research opportunities will be supported by many existing, shared institutional and departmental resources. The clearly identified measurable objectives of our MBRS program are to increase overall: 1) quantity and quality of publications of original research in peer-reviewed journals, 2) submission and funding of major grant applications in support of biomedical research, 3) presentation of research results at national and international meetings, and 4) hiring of underrepresented minority faculty at SFSU. The Program Director will directly advise and monitor the progress of all the MBRS investigators and their students, and will administer the program in consultation with the Advisory Committee, and through support of an Administrative Assistant. Progress toward the state objectives will be assessed for individual MBRS investigators, as well as the program as a whole. An External Scientific Advisory Committee (ESAC) will assist the individual investigators by providing advice on the scientific focus and progress of their research programs and by providing consultation on our entire MBRS program.