Short-Term Research Training for Minority Students

描述 （申请人摘要）耶鲁医学院有着良好的积极记录， 支持少数民族学生在生物医学领域发展事业的成果 research. 此持续更新申请寻求NIH-NHLBI短期 培训研究计划支持耶鲁大学生物医学科学培训和 富集计划（BioSTEP）。 BioSTEP的具体目标是：1） 从国家一级选拔和招收有学术才能的理科学生， 少数民族学生的人才库; 2）为学员提供积极的， 个人奖励沉浸在短期研究; 3）鼓励 研究密集型机构的研究生和 生物医学科学专业学校培训; 4）增加 耶鲁大学招收少数民族学生生物医学科学研究生 方案，特别是学生从少数民族服务机构;和5）， 继续耶鲁大学对少数民族项目的机构支持， 招生入学和学术进步的权利 之前的183名BioSTEP学员有很高的入学率毕业 科学和专业课程（93%）。 在这些学生中， 博士学位或医学博士/博士careers. 当前的应用程序就是以此为基础构建的 体验. 学员将在以下领域开展个人研究项目： 耶鲁大学医学院的实验室。 该计划让学生了解 现代调查方法和技术作为编写这些报告的基础 心血管、肺和血液学相关领域的职业 紊乱 学生还提供了一系列的支持，以帮助指导 他们的职业生涯进入生物医学科学的适当领域。 由多元文化事务办公室管理，BioSTEP是几个 耶鲁医学院进行的少数族裔管道项目资金充足。 学生们接触到一个令人兴奋的研究和合作环境 同时获得强大的指导，专业和同行的好处 导师制，以及具有类似目标的学生之间的强大网络。 通过 一个基于网络的后续行动和信息传播计划，BioSTEP 学生在整个职业生涯中都会得到支持和跟踪。

DESCRIPTION (Applicant's abstract) Yale School of Medicine has a strong record of positive outcomes in supporting minority students to develop careers in biomedical research. This continuing renewal application seeks NIH-NHLBI Short-Term Training Research Program support for the Yale Biomedical Science Training and Enrichment Program (BioSTEP). The specific objectives of BioSTEP are 1) to identify and recruit academically talented science students form a national pool of minority students; 2) to provide trainees with a positive, individually rewarding immersion in short-term research; 3) to encourage the enrollment of participants in research-intensive institutions for graduate and professional school training in biomedical sciences; 4) to increase the enrollment of minority students in Yale University graduate biomedical science programs, especially students from minority-serving institutions; and 5) to sustain Yale University institutional support for minority programs in terms of recruitment, enrollment, and academic advancement. The 183 prior BioSTEP trainees have a high rate of matriculation to graduate science and professional programs (93%). Of these students, 18% are training for Ph.D. or M.D./Ph.D. careers. The current applications builds from this experience. Trainees will carry out individual research projects in laboratories of Yale School of Medicine. The program exposes students to modern investigative methods and technologies as a basis for preparing them for careers in areas relevant to cardiovascular, pulmonary, and hematologic disorders. Students are also provided with a range of support to help guide their careers into appropriate areas of biomedical science. Administered by the Office of Multicultural Affairs, BioSTEP is one of several well-funded minority pipelines programs conducted a Yale School of Medicine. Students are exposed to an exciting environment of research and collaboration while obtaining the benefits of strong mentorship, professional and peer mentorship, and strong networking among students with similar goals. Through a web-based program of follow-up and information dissemination, BioSTEP students are supported and tracked throughout their careers.