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Office of the Dean
Outreach,
Research Training and
Minority Science Programs (MSP) |
- The School of Biological Sciences at UCI is recognized as one of the
national leaders in the development of programs to increase the participation of
underrepresented minorities in biomedical sciences. The Minority Science
Programs (MSP) is an orchestrated effort by the National Institutes of
Health (NIH) and the School to increase the number of US underrepresented groups
in biomedical research careers.
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- MSP participants benefit from early exposure, continuous research training
and faculty mentoring. Support is also provided through paid summer and
year-round research internships, access to the latest computer technology,
tutoring, academic advising, scientific writing and participation at national
conferences.
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- Furthermore, MSP has established a campuswide, regional and national network
of committed faculty and resource programs to facilitate the transition from
high school through community college, baccalaureate and master's degrees to
Ph.D. careers in biomedical research. MSP also
develops relationships with community colleges
and K-12 schools and other institutions of higher education, to prepare
prospective students for the educational opportunities offered by the School.
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- MSP include,
- For additional information about MSP, please contact,
Dr. Luis Mota-Bravo
Director
Outreach, Research Training
and Minority Science Programs
Office of the Dean
School of Biological
Sciences
1106 Biological
Sciences III
University of
California, Irvine
Irvine, CA 92697-2527
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