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Application for Visiting Professor program
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Page 1: Criteria
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Page 3: Research Training
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Complete
Application Due:
Wednesday, January 22, 2020 at 8:00 am Pacific Time
NOTES:
Do not
use Internet Explorer to complete the application.
Before completing the application, applicants are strongly encouraged to talk with one of the CAPS faculty by phone. Please contact the Program Coordinator at
[email protected]
to make arrangements. When you contact us, please briefly describe your program of research and population (e.g., promoting Latinos’ engagement in HIV care, intervention research with adolescents, PrEP uptake promotion for adult Black MSM) and primary research methods (e.g., primarily qualitative, primarily quantitative, or mixed methods).
This online application should be completed in its entirety in one session, so you will want to prepare some documents prior to starting. If you have not done so already, you may
view the application requirements at this page
. That page also has a Word Document that you can download to use to prepare your responses to all of the open-ended questions in the application.
The application has some additional required materials:
one
letter of support and
three
letters of recommendation should be sent to the program by email by the application due date.
Incomplete applications will not be reviewed.
If you have any questions or issues, please contact the Program Coordinator at
[email protected]
.
Warning message
This part of the application asks you to check the boxes to certify that you meet the eligibility requirements of the program.
You can review these administrative criteria at this page
.
I am a US citizen or permanent resident.
To be eligible for the program, the applicant must:
1. Be a US citizen or permanent resident.
2. Be affiliated with an institution that is eligible to receive federal money.
3. Be eligible to be a Principal Investigator at their home institution.
4. Not have received funding as the Principal Investigator of a funded NIH R01 grant.
5. Not have delinquent student loans.
I am affiliated with an institution that is eligible to receive federal money.
To be eligible for the program, the applicant must:
1. Be a US citizen or permanent resident.
2. Be affiliated with an institution that is eligible to receive federal money.
3. Be eligible to be a Principal Investigator at their home institution.
4. Not have received funding as the Principal Investigator of a funded NIH R01 grant.
5. Not have delinquent student loans.
I am eligible to be a Principal Investigator at my home institution.
To be eligible for the program, the applicant must:
1. Be a US citizen or permanent resident.
2. Be affiliated with an institution that is eligible to receive federal money.
3. Be eligible to be a Principal Investigator at their home institution.
4. Not have received funding as the Principal Investigator of a funded NIH R01 grant.
5. Not have delinquent student loans.
I have not received funding as the Principal Investigator of a funded NIH R01 grant.
To be eligible for the program, the applicant must:
1. Be a US citizen or permanent resident.
2. Be affiliated with an institution that is eligible to receive federal money.
3. Be eligible to be a Principal Investigator at their home institution.
4. Not have received funding as the Principal Investigator of a funded NIH R01 grant.
5. Not have delinquent student loans.
I do not have delinquent student loans.
To be eligible for the program, the applicant must:
1. Be a US citizen or permanent resident.
2. Be affiliated with an institution that is eligible to receive federal money.
3. Be eligible to be a Principal Investigator at their home institution.
4. Not have received funding as the Principal Investigator of a funded NIH R01 grant.
5. Not have delinquent student loans.
Warning message
This part of the application asks you to check the boxes to certify that you agree to what is required of those participating in the program.
You may review these commitments at this page.
Program attendance. Our program consists of mentoring and the mutual support of participating scientists. To ensure a cohesive group and maximize our ability to work with you during the limited time of the summer program, we require that program participants attend the summer program for its entire six-week period each summer (for three consecutive years) without absences.
Program commitments
1. Program Attendance
Our program consists of mentoring and the mutual support of participating scientists. To ensure a cohesive group and maximize our ability to work with you during the limited time of the summer program, we require that program participants attend the summer program for its entire six-week period each summer (for three consecutive years) without absences.
2. Program Evaluation
Applicants must commit to complete the yearly evaluation form and return it to the program coordinator.
3. Progress Reporting
NIH, the sponsor of our program, requires us to provide annual progress reports that include up-to-date lists of our program participants’ publications and funded research grants. Therefore, once per year we ask current and past participants in the program to send us an updated CV that includes an up-to-date list of publications and grants awards.
4. NIH Funding Acknowledgement
Applicants must commit to crediting the VP grant in publications resulting from the utilization of resources of the VP program by including the NIH funding acknowledgment and complying with the NIH Public Access Policy.
5. Research Time
Applicants must commit to spending 25% of their time annually on research. This should be demonstrated in both the institutional support letter and the research availability plan.
Program Evaluation. Applicants must commit to complete the yearly evaluation form and return it to the program coordinator.
Program commitments
1. Program Attendance
Our program consists of mentoring and the mutual support of participating scientists. To ensure a cohesive group and maximize our ability to work with you during the limited time of the summer program, we require that program participants attend the summer program for its entire six-week period each summer without absences.
2. Program Evaluation
Applicants must commit to complete the yearly evaluation form and return it to the program coordinator.
3. Progress Reporting
NIH, the sponsor of our program, requires us to provide annual progress reports that include up-to-date lists of our program participants’ publications and funded research grants. Therefore, once per year we ask current and past participants in the program to send us an updated CV that includes an up-to-date list of publications and grants awards.
4. NIH Funding Acknowledgement
Applicants must commit to crediting the VP grant in publications resulting from the utilization of resources of the VP program by including the NIH funding acknowledgment and complying with the NIH Public Access Policy.
5. Research Time
Applicants must commit to spending 25% of their time annually on research. This should be demonstrated in both the institutional support letter and the research availability plan.
Progress Reporting. NIH, the sponsor of our program, requires us to provide annual progress reports that include up-to-date lists of our program participants’ publications and funded research grants. Therefore, once per year we ask current and past participants in the program to send us an updated CV that includes an up-to-date list of publications and grants awards.
Program commitments
1. Program Attendance
Our program consists of mentoring and the mutual support of participating scientists. To ensure a cohesive group and maximize our ability to work with you during the limited time of the summer program, we require that program participants attend the summer program for its entire six-week period each summer without absences.
2. Program Evaluation
Applicants must commit to complete the yearly evaluation form and return it to the program coordinator.
3. Progress Reporting
NIH, the sponsor of our program, requires us to provide annual progress reports that include up-to-date lists of our program participants’ publications and funded research grants. Therefore, once per year we ask current and past participants in the program to send us an updated CV that includes an up-to-date list of publications and grants awards.
4. NIH Funding Acknowledgement
Applicants must commit to crediting the VP grant in publications resulting from the utilization of resources of the VP program by including the NIH funding acknowledgment and complying with the NIH Public Access Policy.
5. Research Time
Applicants must commit to spending 25% of their time annually on research. This should be demonstrated in both the institutional support letter and the research availability plan.
NIH Funding Acknowledgement. Applicants must commit to crediting the VP grant in publications resulting from the utilization of resources of the VP program by including the NIH funding acknowledgment and complying with the NIH Public Access Policy.
Program commitments
1. Program Attendance
Our program consists of mentoring and the mutual support of participating scientists. To ensure a cohesive group and maximize our ability to work with you during the limited time of the summer program, we require that program participants attend the summer program for its entire six-week period each summer without absences.
2. Program Evaluation
Applicants must commit to complete the yearly evaluation form and return it to the program coordinator.
3. Progress Reporting
NIH, the sponsor of our program, requires us to provide annual progress reports that include up-to-date lists of our program participants’ publications and funded research grants. Therefore, once per year we ask current and past participants in the program to send us an updated CV that includes an up-to-date list of publications and grants awards.
4. NIH Funding Acknowledgement
Applicants must commit to crediting the VP grant in publications resulting from the utilization of resources of the VP program by including the NIH funding acknowledgment and complying with the NIH Public Access Policy.
5. Research Time
Applicants must commit to spending 25% of their time annually on research. This should be demonstrated in both the institutional support letter and the research availability plan.
Research Time. Applicants must commit to spending 25% of their time annually on research. This should be demonstrated in both the institutional support letter and the research availability plan.
Program commitments
1. Program Attendance
Our program consists of mentoring and the mutual support of participating scientists. To ensure a cohesive group and maximize our ability to work with you during the limited time of the summer program, we require that program participants attend the summer program for its entire six-week period each summer without absences.
2. Program Evaluation
Applicants must commit to complete the yearly evaluation form and return it to the program coordinator.
3. Progress Reporting
NIH, the sponsor of our program, requires us to provide annual progress reports that include up-to-date lists of our program participants’ publications and funded research grants. Therefore, once per year we ask current and past participants in the program to send us an updated CV that includes an up-to-date list of publications and grants awards.
4. NIH Funding Acknowledgement
Applicants must commit to crediting the VP grant in publications resulting from the utilization of resources of the VP program by including the NIH funding acknowledgment and complying with the NIH Public Access Policy.
5. Research Time
Applicants must commit to spending 25% of their time annually on research. This should be demonstrated in both the institutional support letter and the research availability plan.
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