1/2 Partnership for the Advancement of Cancer Research: NMSU & Fred Hutch

摘要 新墨西哥州立大学(NMSU)与服务不足的医疗机构之间的合作 差异人口和代表不足的学生(ISUPS)和弗雷德·哈钦森癌症中心(弗雷德 Hutch)，一个综合性的癌症中心，已经从它的 从U56(2002-2007年)开始，以U54(2007-2023年)伙伴关系为三个周期。在过去的二十年里， NMSU增加了对癌症研究的承诺，弗雷德·哈奇扩大了在癌症方面的努力 预防、教育和健康差距。该伙伴关系扩大并调整了机会，以 针对历史上被排除在外的社区(HECS)的研究、教育、培训和社区参与 美国西南部和太平洋西北地区，响应其改善癌症健康公平的使命。人口 健康科学和跨学科研究在更大程度上是联合研究项目的重点 在之前的周期中。在扩大研究教育组合的同时，癌症和癌症的范围也在增加 健康差距研究项目。最后，伙伴关系扩大了社区的声音。 通过社区参与的研究实践提供服务。伙伴关系下一个U54周期的目标是 进一步提高癌症研究、癌症教育、外展和传播组合方面的卓越水平 同时努力在伙伴关系内实现更大的变革性变化。这场竞争 续签申请制定和实施伙伴关系的三项指导原则：重组 科学环境、重建科学过程和重建科学参与。这些 原则带来了新的机会，以加强公平、包容性和多样性，涵盖 这一U54伙伴关系支持以下三个具体目标：(1)继续发展多样化的投资组合 涵盖临床、基础和人口健康科学的强有力的癌症研究项目(2)实施， 评估和改进我们针对当前和未来科学家的研究教育计划 被排除在外的社区(HECS)(3)与社区组织合作开展新的外联方案 墨西哥和华盛顿州，与代表性不足的人口合作，以减少健康差距。 为了实现这些目标，该伙伴关系组织了创新的癌症研究项目，以解决 未得到满足的区域需求，并受益于强大的社区投入。每个核心-行政、规划和 癌症与健康评估、研究教育(REACH)、学术外展和资源 成功(RAISE)--还提出了实施指导原则的活动。合作伙伴关系 制定了跨研究项目和核心的高度集成的活动，以提供必要的 向参与者提供资源，同时推动在实现伙伴关系使命方面取得进展。

ABSTRACT The Partnership between New Mexico State University (NMSU), an Institution Serving Underserved Health Disparities Populations and Underrepresented Students (ISUPS), and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center (Fred Hutch), a Comprehensive Cancer Center, has matured into a strong, mutually beneficial partnership from its start as a U56 (2002-2007) and three cycles as a U54 (2007-2023) Partnership. Over the past twenty years, NMSU has increased its commitment to cancer research, and Fred Hutch has expanded its efforts in cancer prevention, education, and health disparities. The Partnership has expanded and adapted opportunities for research, education, training, and community engagement for historically excluded communities (HECs) in the U.S. Southwest and Pacific Northwest, responding to its mission of improving cancer health equity. Population health sciences and transdisciplinary studies are the focus of joint Research Projects to a greater extent than in previous cycles. Expansion of the research education portfolio parallels an increased breadth of cancer and health disparities Research Projects. Lastly, the Partnership has amplified the voices of the communities it serves through community engaged research practices. The Partnership’s goals for the next U54 cycle are to further increase excellence in cancer research, cancer education, and outreach and dissemination portfolios while working towards accomplishing larger transformational changes within the Partnership. This competing renewal application formulates and implements three Guiding Principles for the Partnership: Restructuring Scientific Environments, Restructuring Scientific Processes, and Restructuring Scientific Engagement. These principles bring new opportunities to strengthen equity, inclusion, and diversity across all activities proposed by this U54 Partnership is support of the following three Specific Aims (1) Continue to develop a diverse portfolio of robust cancer Research Projects that span clinical, basic and population health sciences (2) Implement, evaluate, and improve our research education programs for current and future scientists from historically excluded communities (HECs) (3) Collaborate with community organizations on outreach programs in New Mexico and Washington State that work with underrepresented populations to reduce health disparities. To achieve these aims, the Partnership has assembled innovative cancer Research Projects that address an unmet regional needs and benefit from strong community input. Each Core - Administrative, Planning and Evaluation, Research Education About Cancer and Health (REACH), Outreach and Resource for AcademIc SuccEss (RAISE) - has also proposed activities to implement the Guiding Principles. The Partnership formulated activities that are highly integrated across Research Projects and Cores to provide the necessary resources to participants while advancing progress to meeting the Partnership’s mission.