Enrichment Program

浓缩计划的总体目标是加强密歇根大学的 促进教育和培养研究协同效应的胃肠研究(UMCGR)环境 通过其成员之间的沟通。浓缩计划还有助于为UMCGR提供 一种机构和国家身份。UMCGR教育项目一直是推动 加强中心研究环境，因为他们带来了新的信息和开创性的科学 向UMCGR调查人员提供方法，并为中心与更大的 密歇根大学科学界。该中心的这一使命对发展新的研究是至关重要的 通过提供校外演讲者和关于新技术进步和机会的研讨会进行指导。 这些计划通过向UMCGR成员提供建设性的反馈来改善我们的科学环境， 并激励(和支持)年轻的研究人员从事消化、肝脏和胰腺疾病的研究。 丰富活动还为UMCGR成员提供了大量机会，使其能够会面和参与 教育活动，如讲座、静修和研讨会。UMCGR成员的学员定期会面 每周召开两次会议(GI基础和翻译研究会议和联合肠道微生物组会议 会议)由UMCGR成员和来自其他部门的调查人员参加，讨论他们的工作 并分享最新的高影响力期刊文章，以及教学学术技能会议。UMCGR成员 他们的实习生也通过我们的双月访问受益于校外网络机会 通过接受来自外部资深科学家的宝贵意见，本组织将继续与教授系列合作。此外，一个非常成功的 中心研究人员、胃肠研究员、研究生和博士后研究员的年度务虚会是 由UMCGR浓缩计划赞助。这项为期两天的活动从第一天开始，由一位学者 山田讲师的工作坊和教育讲座，以及第二天的迷你主题 研讨会以特邀学者演讲和山田演讲为主旨。我们还有 海报会议强调中心调查人员和试点可行性研究进行的研究 获奖者。最后，浓缩方案在帮助启动中西部复员方案方面发挥了作用 通过主办学术研讨会和教职员工科学会议的头两年来建立联盟 成员的试点/可行性接受者(密歇根大学、芝加哥大学、梅奥大学、 辛辛那提和华盛顿大学)于2013年1月和2014年1月在安娜堡举行。

The overall goal of the Enrichment Program is to enhance the University of Michigan Center for Gastrointestinal Research (UMCGR) environment by promoting education and fostering research synergy through communication amongst its members. The Enrichment Program also helps provide the UMCGR with an institutional and national identity. The UMCGR educational programs have been a driving force for strengthening the Center research environment since they bring new information and pioneering scientific approaches to UMCGR investigators and provide an outlet for communication of the Center with the greater University of Michigan scientific community. This vocation of the Center is pivotal in developing new research directions by providing extramural speakers and seminars on new technological advances and opportunities. The programs enhance our scientific environment by providing constructive feedback to UMCGR members, and motivate (and support) young investigators to pursue research in digestive, liver and pancreatic diseases. Enrichment activities also provide robust opportunities for UMCGR members to meet and participate in educational activities such as lectures, retreats, and workshops. Trainees of UMCGR members meet regularly at two weekly conferences (GI Basic and Translational Research Conference and Joint Gut Microbiome conference) attended by UMCGR members and investigators from other departments, discussing their work and sharing latest high impact journal articles, as well as didactic academic skills sessions. UMCGR members and their trainees also benefit from extramural networking opportunities through our bimonthly visiting professor series and by receiving valuable input from external senior scientists. In addition, a highly successful annual retreat for Center Investigators, gastrointestinal fellows, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows is sponsored by the UMCGR Enrichment Program. This 2 day event begins on the first day with an academic workshop and an educational talk given by our Yamada Lectureship speaker, and the second day mini theme symposium features invited scholar talks, and the keynote Yamada Lectureship presentation. We also have poster sessions highlighting research performed by Center investigators and Pilot Feasibility Studies awardees. Finally, the Enrichment Program has been instrumental in helping to launch the Midwest DDRC Alliance by hosting the first two years of an academic workshop and scientific meeting of faculty and pilot/feasibility recipients of members (University of Michigan, University of Chicago, Mayo, University of Cincinnati, and Washington University) in Ann Arbor in January of 2013 and 2014.