Increasing Hispanic Doctoral Students in Neurosciences - Presentation Transcript
Increasing Hispanic Doctoral Students in Neurosciences
Extending our community of scientists is key to new discoveries, expanded learning and solving the world’s most challenging problems
Building off a 12-year partnership between MSU, NIH and the University of Puerto Rico – Cayey…
Undergraduate students from Puerto Rico spend 2 summers at MSU
They build strong relationships andgain valuable research experience
They are paired with faculty mentors and participate in research projects.
They return for graduate studies – working toward a PhD in Neuroscience
At all levels, they are funded as part of $1.5M grant from NIH
Talented students+Continued immersion in research+Strong faculty mentors=
A successful pipeline for neuroscience scholars
Contact: Bill Atchisonatchiso1@msu.edu For more information: http://news.msu.edu Photos by MSU University Relations, Greg Kohuth, Mike Steger, NASA Visible Earth and istockphoto.com
A federal grant will help Michigan State University more
A federal grant will help Michigan State University increase the number of Hispanic doctoral students trained in the neurosciences. The grant — from the National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke, a division of the National Institutes of Health — serves as an extension of an MSU partnership with the University of Puerto Rico-Cayey. less
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