CSULA-COH Collaborative to Study Cancer Disparities

CSULA-COH 合作研究癌症差异

• 批准号: 7226391
• 负责人: JAMIL A MOMAND
• 金额: $ 17.11万
• 依托单位: CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY LOS ANGELES
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2006
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2006-09-20 至 2010-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/7226391
• 关键词: clinical research; neoplasm /cancer; training

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): We propose to create a research and training collaborative program between the California State University, Los Angeles (CSULA), a Minority Serving Institution, and the City of Hope (COH), an NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center. The goals of the CSULA/COH Cancer Collaborative are: 1) to increase the participation and capacity of minority students and minority faculty in cancer research, especially as It relates to cancer disparities among minority populations; and 2) to increase our understanding, at the molecular, behavioral and psychosocial levels, of cancer disparities among minority populations. Structurally, the Cancer Collaborative will consist of five components: a) the Administrative Core; b) the Internal Advisory Committee (IAC); c) the Pilot Project Faculty; d) the Laboratory Mentors; and e) the CSULA students. f) The Administrative Core, which includes the Principal Investigators (PI's), will arrange collaborative activities, complete progress reports and, ultimately, is responsible for the overall fiscal and administrative operations of the Cancer Collaborative. The IAC will advise the PIs on programmatic decisions, review and select pilot project proposals for funding and monitor their progress, review and monitor minority faculty career. Initiating Development plans and approving selection of students into the training program and monitor their progress, The Pilot Project Faculty and the Laboratory Mentors will form collaborations between CSULA and GOH investigators, co-write research proposals, perform research, publish articles, and mentor CSULA students. Minority faculty investigators at CSULA and GOH will develop and complete individualized career development plans that will include co-development and participation in Pilot Projects and that will take advantage of the many cancer-related resources at COH. The Collaborative will also train CSULA students in cancer research and some of these students will be eligible for admission into COH's Graduate School of: Biological School through a CSULA-COH pipeline mechanism to be established. The Collaborative will also increase awareness of researchers and students of minority population cancer disparities through a Distinguished Speaker Series, and promote the transition of Pilot Projects to RO1-level funding. These activities will help to narrow the gap in health care disparities between the underrepresented minority populations and the majority population.

描述（由申请人提供）：我们建议在加利福尼亚州立大学，洛杉矶（CSULA），少数派服务机构和希望之城（COH）之间建立研究和培训协作计划，NCI指定的综合癌症中心。 CSULA/COH癌症合作的目标是：1）提高少数族裔学生和少数族裔在癌症研究中的参与和能力，尤其是与少数群体之间的癌症差异有关； 2）为了提高我们在分子，行为和心理社会水平上对少数群体癌症差异的理解。从结构上讲，癌症合作将由五个组成部分组成：a）行政核心； b）内部咨询委员会（IAC）； c）试点项目教师； D）实验室导师； e）Csula学生。 f）包括主要研究人员（PI）在内的行政核心将安排合作活动，完成进度报告，并最终负责癌症协作的整体财政和行政运营。 IAC将就程序决策，审查并选择试点项目建议，以提供资金并监控其进度，审查和监视少数民族职业的计划建议。启动发展计划并批准学生在培训计划中选择并监视他们的进步，试点项目教师和实验室导师将在Csula和GOH调查人员之间，共同编写研究建议，进行研究，发表文章以及导师Csula学生之间的合作。 Csula和Goh的少数族裔教师调查员将制定并完成个性化的职业发展计划，包括共同开发和参与试点项目，这将利用COH的许多与癌症相关的资源。该协作还将培训CSULA学生的癌症研究学生，其中一些学生有资格通过CSULA-COH管道机制入学：COH的研究生院：亲生学校。该协作还将通过杰出的演讲者系列来提高对少数群体癌症差异的研究人员和学生的认识，并促进试点项目向RO1级资助的过渡。这些活动将有助于缩小代表性不足的少数群体与多数人口之间的医疗保健差异的差距。