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Hispanic Leadership in
Agriculture and the Environment -
Application available online! |
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The International Center for Nanotechnology and
Advanced Materials. |
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Minority Access to Research Careers Undergraduate
Student Training in Academic Research is an NIH/NIGMS
funded honors research training program that assists
underrepresented and disadvantaged undergraduate Jr/Sr.
level students to gain quality research and
professional development experience. |
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Minority Biomedical Research
Support - Research Initiative Science Enhancement
is an NIH/NIGMS
funded research training program that supports
underrepresented and disadvantaged students while they
are training towards advanced degrees in Biomedical
Research. At UTSA, the RISE program supports
students at three levels:
Fr/Soph,
Jr./Sr.
and
Ph.D. Comprehensive, level specific, and
progressive training takes place in all programs. |
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Minority Biomedical Research
Support - Support of Competitive Research is an NIH/NIGMS
funded faculty development program that financially
assists eligible UTSA faculty in developing their
research programs. Faculty submit applications
for either pilot and more advanced projects, to
develop a foundation required for development of
successful NIH RO1 or other mainstream funding. |
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The Research Center for Minority
Institutions (RCMI) program, funded by the NIH,
is designed to enhance research capabilities at
minority serving institutions. RCMI supports
several types of "core" activities on the UTSA campus,
including imaging, proteomics and bioinformatics
research, and faculty development activities.
UTSA faculty submit applications to the RCMI program,
for submission as part of the RCMI program grant. |
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Sloan Foundation Fellowships
Director: Dr. Edwin Barea-Rodriguez |
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The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
offers financial support for minority doctoral
students working in the laboratories of participating
UTSA faculty. For
more information please contact:
edwin.barea@utsa.edu
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The UTeach Program UTSA's seeks to address the
critical shortage of high school mathematics and
science teachers facing our community. It allows
undergraduate UTSA students to take an enriched
instructional curriculum and gain direct experience
teaching in a HS classroom, at no cost to themselves.
Advising and scholarships are available to assist
students towards the goal of earning a teaching
credential.
http://www.utsa.edu/UTeach/index.html |
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Teaching and Research in
Environmental Ecology at UTSA.
Fellowship in Conservation and Natural Resources.
This fellowship is for underrepresented minority
students who are interested in a career in
conservation and natural resources. The
program offers funding, field and laboratory
research, workshops in study skills, technical
writing, and Leadership, interaction with roll
models. Provides summer funding for
undergraduates, and year-round support for M.S. or
Ph.D. students. |
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Not currently active. The CRTS
Summer Research Experience for Pre-Medical Students
Program provided Summer
financial support for undergraduate students in 2008.
Those supported include those who plan
to pursue Medical Degrees, to obtain
research training and experience on the UTSA campus.
Other activities such as instruction in professional
skills, field trips to graduate and medical schools, StrengthsQuest training,
and creation of scientific posters. |
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UTSA/CRTS Postbaccalaureate
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Not Currently Active. Tthe
CAS Postbaccalaureate Program provides one year
of financial support for a recent "underrepresented"
B.S. graduate who requires additional research
experience to gain admission to a UTSA doctoral
program. |
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