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Promoting Indigenous Research Leadership Workshop

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Sponsor
Center for American Indian and Rural Health Equity
Deadlines
Jun 3, 2024
Contact

James Burroughs
jburroughs@montana.edu

Purpose

Promoting Indigenous Research Leadership (PIRL) is a 3 day workshop designed to promote the public health research careers of Indigenous and other early-career faculty working with Indigenous communities across the country.

The workshop will take place November 18-20, 2024 in Tempe, Arizona.

Activities will include:

  • Focused mentoring with senior NIH-funded faculty from across the country and with peers who share similar backgrounds and research interests
  • Presentations from leading experts in Indigenous health
  • One-on-one consultation with program officers from the National Cancer Institute, the National Institute on Drug Abuse, and other NIH programs
Eligibility

Eligibility requirements:

  • Must be able to attend the entire workshop in person
  • Hold a doctoral degree and have a faculty appointment or comparable research appointment at a U.S. 2- or 4-year college or university, or at another NIH grant-eligible research organization (postdoctoral fellows are not eligible)
  • Meet the NIH definition for a new investigator
  • Currently working with an American Indian/Alaska Native/Native Hawaiian community in one or more areas of public health research, or have a stated career goal to do so

Special consideration will be given to applicants who are early stage investigators and faculty who are actively amending a previously submitted NIH research grant application that was not funded.

Geographic coverage
Nationwide
Amount of funding

There is little cost to participate. Most travel, lodging, and meal expenses will be covered by the program.

Application process

A link to the online application is available on the program website.

Applicants must submit the listed attachments to the application.

  • An NIH Biosketch (preferred) or Curriculum Vitae
  • A description of the Indigenous community-based health research currently underway or planned within the next 3 years
  • A letter from the chair or dean of the applicant's department/school/college outlining the applicant's readiness for the workshop
Tagged as
American Indian or Alaska Native · Health workforce education and training · Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander · Public health · Research methods and resources

Organizations (1)

  • Center for American Indian and Rural Health Equity, view details



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