Increasing Opportunities in Chemistry 1936 1986 Oral History Transcript 199
Increasing Opportunities in Chemistry 1936 1986 Oral History Transcript 199
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The MBRS goal was to get them into any biomedical program--.
Morris: At any level.
Ferguson: Yes. In other words, go into the professions. Physicians, dentists, veterinarian scientists, pharmacists, et cetera.
Morris: Lab technicians?
Ferguson: Yes, medical technicians. MfiRS included graduate school too, but the emphasis was getting minority students into these biomedical professions, whereas MARC was specifically designed for going on for the Ph. D. It is a small program, but they parallel ea...ch other. Now, MfiRS is putting a little bit more emphasis into graduate school; so these are both doctoral programs. They both have funding for the doctoral program aspect of it, because in order to get a teaching position nowadays you almost need a post-doctoral exposure.
Morris: Because the number of Ph. D. S has increased over the years? How does one qualify for either of the doctoral support programs?
Ferguson: It is done through competitive application, jointly to the NIH program and to a university faculty member well established in research.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The MBRS goal was to get them into any biomedical program--.
Morris: At any level.
Ferguson: Yes. In other words, go into the professions. Physicians, dentists, veterinarian scientists, pharmacists, et cetera.
Morris: Lab technicians?
Ferguson: Yes, medical technicians. MfiRS included graduate school too, but the emphasis was getting minority students into these biomedical professions, whereas MARC was specifically designed for going on for the Ph. D. It is a small program, but they parallel ea...ch other. Now, MfiRS is putting a little bit more emphasis into graduate school; so these are both doctoral programs. They both have funding for the doctoral program aspect of it, because in order to get a teaching position nowadays you almost need a post-doctoral exposure.
Morris: Because the number of Ph. D. S has increased over the years? How does one qualify for either of the doctoral support programs?
Ferguson: It is done through competitive application, jointly to the NIH program and to a university faculty member well established in research.
What to read after Increasing Opportunities in Chemistry 1936 1986 Oral History Transcript 199?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lloyd N Ive Ferguson to read onlineMoreLess
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