T32 Predoctoral Training Grant in Genetics
T32 遗传学博士前培训补助金
基本信息
- 批准号:10270366
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 41.63万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2022-07-01 至 2027-06-30
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
This is an application for T32 funding to support predoctoral training in genetics at the University of Georgia.
The award will replace the current T32 program, which has successfully trained students for 45 years. The
Genetics Training Program (GTP) seeks to (i) help a diverse cohort of students develop the research and
professional skills to become leaders in the biomedical workforce, and (ii) to create a supportive training
environment where all students have the potential to succeed. To this end, our program of study provides
graduate training across a broad range of modern genetics subdisciplines, coupled with professional
development and career awareness. Foundational to our training goals, our program strives to maintain a
training environment that is welcoming and inclusive, and to prioritize the holistic development of both trainees
and their mentors. The 51 trainers come from 10 departments and span the breadth of genetics research.
Trainers are committed to mentoring and to providing a supportive and inclusive training environment, and the
program has mechanisms in place to support trainers as they continue to develop their own mentoring skills.
GTP students enter UGA through one of two umbrella programs that employ a holistic admissions process.
During the first semester, coursework and laboratory rotations within these programs help students develop the
skills needed for success in graduate school. Students who choose GTP trainers for thesis research then
become part of the GTP community and are eligible to apply for traineeships. We request funding for 10
traineeships per year. Traineeships are awarded during a student’s second and/or third year of graduate
school, with a duration of one year and the possibility of renewal. The GTP core curriculum is required for
trainees and is open to all students in GTP trainer laboratories. This curriculum includes training in genetic
methods and analyses, quantitative and analytical skills, and oral and written communication. Courses
emphasize cohort-building and use active learning strategies, and skills are mastered through iterative
practice. The importance of rigor and transparency, and of responsible conduct in research, are introduced in
specialized foundational classes and then reinforced through integration into subsequent coursework and
thesis research. Professional development opportunities expose students to the diverse career options
available to them and help students gain the skills and networking opportunities needed to access these
positions. Student progress is monitored through regular assessment, and students are guided toward
increasing research independence through active mentoring. Students graduate with advanced genetics
knowledge, strong analytical and communication skills, and the confidence to lead and succeed in the
biomedical workforce. We will track student outcomes and use program assessments to advance evidence-
based innovations in mentoring, training, and diversity efforts within our program. We will also share our
successes to catalyze positive changes in graduate education across the life sciences at UGA.
这是一份 T32 资金申请,用于支持佐治亚大学遗传学博士前培训。
该奖项将取代目前已成功培养学生 45 年的 T32 项目。
遗传学培训计划 (GTP) 旨在 (i) 帮助不同群体的学生开展研究和
成为生物医学劳动力领导者的专业技能,以及(ii)创建支持性培训
为此,我们的学习计划提供了所有学生都有成功潜力的环境。
跨广泛的现代遗传学子学科的研究生培训,加上专业
我们的计划致力于维持发展和职业意识。
热情、包容的培训环境,优先考虑学员的全面发展
以及他们的导师来自 10 个部门,涵盖遗传学研究的各个领域。
培训师致力于指导并提供支持性和包容性的培训环境,并且
计划设有适当的机制来支持培训师继续发展自己的指导技能。
GTP 学生通过采用整体招生流程的两个伞式项目之一进入佐治亚大学。
在第一学期,这些课程中的课程作业和实验室轮换有助于学生发展
然后选择 GTP 培训师进行论文研究的学生所需的技能。
成为 GTP 社区的一部分,并有资格申请实习机会 我们请求为 10 人提供资金。
每年实习机会在学生毕业的第二年和/或第三年授予。
学校,为期一年,并且可以更新 GTP 核心课程。
该课程包括遗传培训,并向 GTP 培训师实验室的所有学生开放。
方法和分析、定量和分析技能以及口头和书面交流课程。
强调群组建设并使用主动学习策略,通过迭代掌握技能
实践中介绍了严谨性和透明度以及负责任的行为的重要性。
专门的基础课程,然后通过融入后续课程进行强化
论文研究。专业发展机会使学生能够接触到多样化的职业选择。
并帮助学生获得访问这些内容所需的技能和社交机会
通过定期评估监控学生的进步,并引导学生走向正确的方向。
通过积极的指导提高学生的研究独立性。
知识、强大的分析和沟通能力以及领导并取得成功的信心
我们将跟踪学生的成果并利用项目评估来推进证据-
我们还将分享我们的计划中基于指导、培训和多元化工作的创新。
成功促进了佐治亚大学生命科学研究生教育的积极变化。
项目成果
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