Cancer Research Training and Education Coordination

癌症研究培训和教育协调(CRTEC)-摘要 卡马诺斯癌症研究所(KCI)提供广泛的癌症研究培训和教育计划， 跨越职业生涯的所有阶段。教育副中心主任Michele Cote博士(PSDR)领导KCI的CRTEC 努力。除了确定、推广和支持大学赞助的培训活动外，Cote博士 (PSDR)协调KCI的癌症特定项目。在CRTEC教育咨询的支持下 理事会成员，每个人都在特定的培训领域或窗口拥有专门知识，Cote博士(PSDR)担任 学员职业发展轨迹的主要联系点。CRTEC的一个关键组成部分是评估 支持的培训活动的有效性，并确定差距和机会，以加强KCI 各方面的培训工作。 KCI的教育努力跨越了教育和培训的连续体系，包括以高中为重点的努力 学生，本科生，研究生和医学生，博士后实习生，住院医生和研究员， 初级教员、终身教员和社区医疗保健提供者。CRTEC的努力得到了十个积极的支持 培训项目，直接费用共计895,210美元。其中几个是由马瑟利博士(Dr.Matherly，MT)领导的T32发展而来的 (T32CA009531)。这个癌症生物学方面的培训计划已经连续资助了三年多 几十年。自2015年以来，已有24名学生通过T32获得支持，其中5人也获得了奖励 后续的F30或F31支持。KCI的新努力包括在2019年推出FocuSStem，这是一个计划 由一名高中生开发，面向高中生，得到KCI领导层的支持。在它的首发式上 去年，五所学校和149名学生参加了为期一天的计划(37%是非洲裔美国人，30%是非裔美国人 西班牙裔白人，27%阿拉伯裔美国人，4%西班牙裔和2%其他种族；超过50%的女性)。最近增加的一项 我们在接触高中生方面的努力是发现治愈高中实习计划(DTCHIP) (R25HD072591)，由Gil Mor博士(TBM)领导，将于2020年夏天开始招聘。

CANCER RESEARCH TRAINING AND EDUCATION COORDINATION (CRTEC) – ABSTRACT Karmanos Cancer Institute (KCI) provides extensive cancer research training and educational programs that span all career stages. Dr. Michele Cote (PSDR), Associate Center Director for Education, leads KCI’s CRTEC efforts. In addition to identification, promotion, and support of University-sponsored training activities, Dr. Cote (PSDR) coordinates the cancer-specific programs at KCI. With the support of CRTEC Education Advisory Council members, each with expertise in a particular field or window of training, Dr. Cote (PSDR) serves as the main point of contact for trainees across the career trajectory. A key component of the CRTEC is to evaluate the effectiveness of the supported training activities, and identifying gaps and opportunities to enhance KCI training efforts across the spectrum. KCI’s education efforts span the education and training continuum including efforts focused on high school students, undergraduate students, graduate and medical students, post-doctoral trainees, residents and fellows, junior faculty, tenured faculty and community healthcare providers. CRTEC efforts are supported by ten active training projects totaling $895,210 direct costs. Several have grown out of a T32 led by Dr. Matherly (MT) (T32CA009531). This training program in the biology of cancer that has been continuously funded for over three decades. Since 2015, 24 students have been supported via the T32, five of whom were also awarded subsequent F30 or F31 support. Novel efforts at KCI include the launch of focuSStem in 2019, a program developed by a high school student, for high school students, with support from KCI leadership. In its inaugural year, five schools and 149 students have participated in the day-long program (37% African American, 30% non- Hispanic white, 27% Arab American, 4% Hispanic and 2% other races; over 50% females). A recent addition to our efforts in reaching high school students is the Discovery to Cure High School Internship Program (DTCHIP) (R25HD072591) led by Dr. Gil Mor (TBM) which will begin recruiting in the summer of 2020.