Follow the links to find useful information for research and scholarly activities.

 Grants:

• Grants.gov (information from all Federal Grant agencies)

• National Institutes of Health

  • NIH Grants Page
  • PHS 398 Forms
  • CRISP Database (for searching funded grants)
  • Resources for New Investigators
• National Science Foundation
• CSUSM Office of Research and Sponsored Projects
  • CSUSM Forms and Policies
  • CSUSM IRB (human subjects)
  • CSUSM IACUC (animal subjects)
• CSUSM Foundation
• Writing a Grant Proposal: Writing Tips and Application Forms (good site at Columbia Univ.)
• The Research Assistant (grant writing and research tools)

  Training and Certification

• Research Training (from the Veterans Administration)

  Writing Manuscripts:

• How to Write a Scientific Paper (good information from the American Physiological Society

  Mentoring:

• Mentoring Resources (good links to resources on mentoring from UCSD
• Training and Advice for Mentors (good links to resources on mentoring from Sigma Xi)

  Other:

American Association for the advancement of Science:Minority Scientist Network

 

    MiSciNet is a bi-monthly online publication the main goal of which is to provide support to underrepresented minority students pursuing an education and career in science, mathematics, and engineering. Our audiences include underrepresented minority students--undergraduates and graduates--faculty, mentors, and administrators responsible for minority recruitment and retention programs. By developing and nurturing a virtual network of minority scientists through the medium of the Web site, it is our hope that we may also help real networks to grow.

     Remember to visit the website's Ancestors of Science page to learn more about the lives and achievements of scientists, engineers, and innovators of Native American, African, and Hispanic descent. Located under the following links: community » heros and sheros

2002 Office for Biomedical Research & Training, California State University San Marcos