U-rise at the university of puerto rico at humacao

Ended Project Grant Awarded Last action

Award ID
T34GM145525
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$2,804,348

Award facts

Assistance listing
93.859 Biomedical Research and Research Training
Completion date
Funding
  • $2,428,464.92 Federal
  • $375,883.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Puerto Rico

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Description

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Abstract
The main long-term goal of the uprh U-rise program is to increase the pool of talented minority undergraduates with the required academic preparation and research experience to be competitive to win admission to top graduate programs, and complete a PH.D., M.D./PH.D., or equivalent degree, in disciplines relevant to biomedical research. We propose the following measurable objectives for the upcoming five-year U-rise grant period: a) 100% of our students will finish their B.S.; B) at least seventy percent (70%) of the participating undergraduates in our U-rise program will enroll in graduate programs leading to a PH.D. In the biomedical sciences within three years of graduation; C) a publication rate of at least one research paper per year in peer-review journals throughout the entire funding period of the proposal will be maintained, where one of the authors is a U-rise uprh student. Based on the experience of having the marc program at uprh for 34 years, suggestions from previous advisory committees, feedback provided by former marc students, and an intensive evaluation scheme, our program will be designed to provide the student with the following competencies, which we believe are crucial for a successful transition to a graduate program: intensive research training, critical thinking development, communication skills, training in quantitative/computational analysis, and preparation for entrance to graduate school. To accomplish this, our program proposes activities organized in the following program components: the U-rise curriculum, research opportunities, academic and career advisement, seminar and guest speaker program, workshops and other developmental activities, peer-mentorship among trainees, and community outreach. The uprh U-rise program proposes to train twenty (12) undergraduate students per year for biomedical research careers. Our trainees will participate in our program for two (2) years, beginning at the end of their sophomore year. Participants will be tracked throughout their undergraduate work through an intensive evaluation plan. This plan will provide feedback for constant upgrading of the program. After completing the uprh U-rise program, our trainees will have the required academic preparation and research experience to do graduate work in fields such as biochemistry, biophysics, microbiology, cell biology, neuroscience, cancer biology, organic chemistry, developmental biology, and other biomedical research areas.

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Who received award T34GM145525?

T34GM145525 was awarded to University Of Puerto Rico by National Institute of General Medical Sciences (National Institutes of Health) on April 12, 2022.

How much is award T34GM145525 worth?

$2,804,348 has been obligated on T34GM145525: $2,428,465 in federal funding and $375,883 in non-federal funding.

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