San Diego SUN: Supporting and Uplifting New and Diverse Scientists in HIV
The San Diego CFAR CDEIPI program San Diego SUN: Supporting and Uplifting New and Diverse Scientists in HIV, is led by Eileen Pitpitan, PhD and Jamila Stockman, PhD, MPH in collaboration with the San Diego State University.
The San Diego SUN is a structured 9-month mentoring training program in HIV research for BIPOC pre- and postdoctoral scholars. The goal of this program is to provide "scholars with the knowledge and skills necessary to embark on an academic career trajectory in HIV science that focuses on ameliorating disparities in communities of color that are at highest risk of HIV." This program builds on a longstanding partnership between San Diego State University and the University of California San Diego and leverages ongoing NIH training programs (Substance Use, HIV and Related Infections T32, Addiction Scientists Strengthened through Education and Training (ASSET) R25, SDSU FUERTE U54 and Raising Advancement and Parity for Infectious Disease Researchers (RAPID) R25).
For more information on the San Diego SUN program, click here.
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