Frontiers in public health · 2024
Summer undergraduate biomedical research program for underrepresented minority students in a rural, low-income state.
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Anders Michael E, Prince Latrina Y, Williams Tremaine B, McGehee Robert E, Thomas Billy R, Allen Antino R
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INTRODUCTION: Diversity can enhance the agenda and quality of biomedical research, but a dearth of underrepresented minorities and women serve as biomedical researchers. The study purpose was to examine the impact of the a summer undergraduate research program on self-efficacy in research, scientific communication, and leadership as well as scientific identity, valuing objectives of the scientific community, and intent to pursue a biomedical research career.
METHODS: Underrepresented minority and female undergraduate students participated in a mentored research experience in a rural, low-income state.
RESULTS: Students' self-efficacy in research, scientific communication, and leadership as well as scientific identity, valuing objectives of the scientific community, and intent to pursue a biomedical research career increased post-program compared to pre-program.
CONCLUSION: This study supports implementation of a biomedical summer undergraduate research program for URM and women in a poor, rural, settings.
METHODS: Underrepresented minority and female undergraduate students participated in a mentored research experience in a rural, low-income state.
RESULTS: Students' self-efficacy in research, scientific communication, and leadership as well as scientific identity, valuing objectives of the scientific community, and intent to pursue a biomedical research career increased post-program compared to pre-program.
CONCLUSION: This study supports implementation of a biomedical summer undergraduate research program for URM and women in a poor, rural, settings.