CareerTrac Data Collection Form
Superfund Research Program (SRP) / National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS)
Hello!
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is delighted to introduce you to CareerTrac, an information system developed to document and improve long term training program outcomes. CareerTrac collects, tracks, and reports information about NIH-supported trainees, such as trainee name, contact information, biographical information, training information, and subsequent career information. The system also supports tracking of trainees' accomplishments, such as fellowships, awards, employment, education, product or policy development, publications, funding received, presentations at conferences, and students mentored.
NIH uses this information to evaluate the long-term outcomes of training program investments and make recommendations for improvement. The information may be aggregated and disclosed with science officers, evaluators and administrators at NIH, and with other organizations such as DHHS, Congress and other organizations interested in NIH training investments and outcomes. Your training grant Principal Investigator (PI) and their administrator(s) also have access to this information; they are responsible for entering the data.
Collection of this information is authorized under 42 U.S.C. 241. The primary use of this information is to identify candidates for clinical and research fellow, clinical elective, and other training positions as well as to maintain a permanent record of those individuals who have received research training at the National Institutes of Health. NIH will take every reasonable precaution to protect your information. CareerTrac is securely hosted behind the NIH firewall; we maintain appropriate physical, electronic and procedural safeguards to ensure the security, integrity and privacy of your personal information.
As a trainee, providing information to CareerTrac is voluntary. NIH requires PIs to track trainees and provide trainee data for 10 years after a trainees’ appointment to a training grant. If you choose not to participate, your PI is still expected to enter information on your training experience and outcomes. If you have questions or concerns, please feel free to contact your PI directly or the CareerTrac Administrators: [email protected].
Thank you,
The CareerTrac Development Team
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This questionnaire includes the following sections:
Personal Information)…………………………………………...……………..................................................p. 4
This section contains questions regarding your personal information, including name and email address.
Contact Information………………………………………………………..…………………….………………………………p. 5
This section contains questions regarding your mailing address and phone number.
Pre-Training Information………………………………………..…………….……............................................p. 5
This section contains questions regarding your professional and educational history before your SRP funding / training
In-Training Experience Page…………………………………………………………………………………………………..p. 5
This section contains questions regarding your SRP-funded training experience. It also contains questions regarding the degree or certificate earned through your SRP-funded training, the start and end date of your funding period, and mentor data etc…
Accomplishments ……………………………………….………………………………………….…………………..………..p. 9
This section contains questions regarding your personal achievements that can be attributed to your SRP-funded training.
Instructions: To fill out each box, please type into the shaded gray box after each question.
Personal Information
1. First Name (required):
2. Middle Name:
3. Last Name (required):
4. Suffix (i.e. Jr., Sr., I.,):
5. Primary e-mail address (required):
6. Secondary e-mail address:
7. Gender (required):
8. Country of Origin:
9. Ethnicity (required for US Permanent Residents and US citizens only; Please indicate ethnicity, or choose not to specify; select one): Hispanic or Latino Not Hispanic or Latino Choose not to specify
Ethnicity Definitions as defined by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)
Hispanic or Latino |
A person of Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, South or Central American, or other Spanish culture or origin, regardless of race. The term "Spanish origin" can also be used in addition to "Hispanic or Latino." |
Not Hispanic or Latino |
All other ethnicities |
Choose not to specify |
Not specified |
10. Race: (required for US Permanent Residents and US citizens only)
American Indian or Alaskan Asian Black or African American Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander
White Choose not to specify
Race Definitions as defined by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)
American Indian or Alaskan |
A person having origins in any of the original peoples of North, Central, or South America, and who maintains tribal affiliations or community attachment |
Asian |
A person having origins in any of the original peoples of the Far East, Southeast Asia, or the Indian subcontinent including, for example, Cambodia, China, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan, the Philippine Islands, Thailand, and Vietnam. (NOTE: Individuals from the Philippine Islands have been recorded as Pacific Islanders in previous data collection strategies). |
Black or African American |
A person having origins in any of the black racial groups of Africa. Terms such as "Haitian"; or "Negro"; can be used in addition to "Black or African American"; |
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Isl. |
A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Hawaii, Guam, Samoa, or other Pacific Islands |
White |
A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Europe, the Middle East, or North Africa |
Choose not to specify |
Not specified |
11: Training Status (required; Select one): In-Training Post-Training
Contact Information
1. Address (include City, State/ Province, Country, Postal Code):
2. Work Number:
3. Home/Cell Phone Number (if the number is an international number, include country code, area or city code and local number):
Pre-Training Information
Please select the last professional position before entering the SRP training program (Select one:
Employee Faculty Fellow Self-Employed Student Other
If ‘other’, please specify:
Title prior to SRP Training Program:
Institution or Company prior to SRP Training Program (please do not use acronyms):
Country of Institution or Company:
Degrees held before start of training (required; You can select more than one degree, as applicable.):
Bachelor’s
Master’s
Other non-degree training (>=3 months; e.g., certificate, diploma, sabbatical)
Postdoctoral position (>= 3 months)
Professional Doctorate (e.g., medical doctor, dentist, pharmacist)
Research Doctorate (e.g., PhD, DPh, DSc)
Short Term Training (<3 months)
6. Country of the institution that granted the degree (please do not use acronyms):
7. Institution that granted the degree (please do not use acronyms):
8. Year the degree was awarded (YYYY):
In-training Experience
Date Entered Graduate School or Post-Doctoral Appointment (MM/YYYY):
Date Completed Graduate School or Post-Doctoral Appointment (MM/YYYY):
Date SRP Training Began (may be different from when you entered Graduate School or Post-Doctoral Appointment) (MM/DD/YYYY):
Date SRP Training Ended (may be different from when you completed Graduate School or Post-Doctoral Appointment) (MM/DD/YYYY):
Trainees Research Project Title (e.g., name of Master’s Thesis or Post-Doctoral Project):
NIH Field of Training (please select ONLY one from the following list):
1000 – Predominantly Non-Clinical or Lab-Based Research Training
1100 – Biochemistry
1110 – Biological Chemistry
1120 – Bioenergetics
1130 – Enzymology
1140 – Metabolism
1200 – Bioengineering
1210 – Bioelectric/Biomagnetic
1220 – Biomaterials
1230 – Biomechanical Engineering
1240 – Imaging
1250 – Instrumentation and Devices
1260 – Mathematical Modeling
1270 – Medical Implant Science
1280 – Nanotechnology
1290 – Rehabilitation Engineering
1310 – Tissue Engineering
1400 – Biophysics
1410 – Kinetics
1420 – Spectroscopy
1430 – Structural Biology
1440 – Theoretical Biophysics
1500 – Biotechnology
1510 – Applied Molecular Biology
1520 – Bioprocessing and Fermentation
1530 – Metabolic Engineering
1600 – Cell and Developmental Biology
1610 – Cell Biology
1620 – Developmental Biology
1700 – Chemistry
1710 – Analytical Chemistry
1720 – Bioinorganic Chemistry
1730 – Bioorganic Chemistry
1740 – Biophysical Chemistry
1750 – Medicinal Chemistry
1760 – Physical Chemistry
1770 – Synthetic Chemistry
1900 – Environmental Sciences
2000 – Genetics
2010 – Behavioral Genetics
2020 – Developmental Genetics
2030 – Genetic Epidemiology
2040 – Genetics of Aging
2050 – Genomics
2060 – Human Genetics
2070 – Molecular Genetics
2080 – Population Genetics
2200 – Immunology
2210 – Asthma and Allergic Mechanisms
2220 – Autoimmunity
2230 – Immunodeficiency
2240 – Immunogenetics
2250 – Immunopathology
2260 – Immunoregulation
2270 – Inflammation
2280 – Structural Immunology
2290 – Transplantation Biology
2310 – Vaccine Development
2400 – Microbiology and Infectious Diseases
2410 – Bacteriology
2420 – Etiology
2430 – HIV/AIDS
2440 – Mycology
2450 – Parasitology
2460 – Pathogenesis of Infectious Diseases
2470 – Virology
2600 – Molecular Biology
2800 – Neuroscience
2810 – Behavioral Neuroscience
2820 – Cellular Neuroscience
2830 – Cognitive Neuroscience
2840 – Communication Neuroscience
2850 – Computational Neuroscience
2860 – Developmental Neuroscience
2870 – Molecular Neuroscience
2880 - Neurochemistry
2890 - Neurodegeneration
2910 – Neuropharmacology
2920 – Sytems/Integrative Neuroscience
3100 – Nutritional Sciences
3200 – Pharmacology
3210 – Molecular Pharmacology
3220 – Pharmacokinetics
3230 – Pharmacogenetics
3240 – Toxicology
3300 – Physiology
3310 – Aging
3320 – Anesthesiology (basic science)
3330 – Endocrinology
3340 – Exercise Physiology (basic science)
3360 – Molecular Medicine
3370 – Physiological Optics
3500 – Plant Biology
3600 – Psychology, Non-Clinical
3610 – Behavioral Communication Sciences
3620 – Behavioral Medicine (non-clinical)
3630 – Cognitive Psychology
3640 – Developmental and Child Psychology
3660 – Mind-Body Studies
3680 – Neuropsychology
3690 – Personality and Emotion
3710 – Physiological Psychology & Phychobiology
3730 – Psychometrics
3740 – Psychophysics
3750 – Social Psychology
3900 – Public Health
3920 – Epidemiology
3930 – Health Economics
3940 – Health Education
3950 – Health Policy Research
3970 – Occupational and Environmental Health
4100 – Radiation, Non-Clinical
4110 – Nuclear Chemistry
4120 – Radiation Physics
4200 – Social Sciences
4210 – Anthropology
4220 – Bioethics
4240 – Economics
4250 – Education
4260 – Language and Linguistics
4270 – Sociology
4400 – Statistics and/or Research Methods and/or Informatics
4410 – Biostatistics and/or Biometry
4430 – Computational Science
4440 – Information Science
4600 – Trauma, Non-Clinical
6000 – II. Predominantly Clinical Research Training (can include any degree)
6100 – Allied Health
6110 – Audiology
6120 – Community Psychology
6130 – Exercise Physiology (clinical)
6150 – Occupational Health
6160 – Palliative Care
6170 – Physical Therapy
6190 – Social Work
6210 – Speech-language Pathology
6400 – Dentistry
6500 – Clinical Disciplines
6510 – Allergy
6520 – Anesthesiology
6540 – Cardiovascular Diseases
6550 – Clinical Laboratory Medicine
6560 – Clinical Nutrition
6570 – Clinical Pharmacology
6590 – Clinical Psychology
6610 – Connective Tissue Diseases
6620 – Dermatology
6630 – Diabetes
6640 – Gastroenterology
6660 – Immunology
6670 – Gene Therapy (clinical)
6690 – Hematology
6710 – HIV/AIDS
6830 – Liver Diseases
6840 – Metabolic Diseases
6860 – Neurology
6870 – Opthalmology
6890 – OB-GYN
6910 – Oncology
6920 – Orthopedics
6940 – Preventative Medicine
6950 – Radiation, Interventional
6970 – Radiology, Diagnostic
6980 – Rehabilitation Medicine
6690 – Psychiatry
7120 – Trauma
7130 – Urology
7300 – Pediatric Disciplines
7320 – Pediatric Hematology
7330 – Pediatric Oncology
7340 – Pediatric, Prematurity & Newborn
7500 – Nursing
7700 – Veterinary Medicine
8000 – Other, Predominantly Clinical Research Training
3350 – Integrative Biology
3380 – Reproductive Physiology
3650 – Experimental & General Psychology
3720 – Psychology of Aging
3910 – Disease Prevention and Control
3960 – Health Services Research
4130 – Radiobiology
4230 – Demography & Population Studies
4420 – Bioinformatics
4450 – Clinical Trials Methodology
6140 – Medical Genetics
6180 – Pharmacy
6211 – Rehabilitation
6530 – Behavioral Medicine (clinical)
6580 – Complementary and Alternative Medicine
6650 – Endocrinology
6680 – Geriatrics
6820 – Infectious Diseases
6850 – Nephrology
6880 – Nuclear Medicine
6930 – Otorhinolaryngology
6960 – Pulmonary Diseases
7110 – Surgery
7310 – Pediatric Endocrinology
5000 – Other, Predominantly Non-Clinical or Lab-Based Research Training
Training Core Leader (ONLY for P42 grants; if your Center has a Training Core Leader, please list them here. For R01 grants, leave blank. First Name Last Name):
Subproject ID (ONLY for P42 Grants; this is the Project Number listed in the original grant application. For R01 grants, leave blank):
Subproject Title (ONLY for P42 Grants, this is the Project Title listed in the original grant application. For R01 grants, leave blank):
Honors (please check all that apply):
KC Donnelly Award
SRP Annual Meeting Poster Winner
SRP Annual Meeting Speaker
Wetterhahn Award
Scientific Technical Emphasis (Select up to six fields that describe your research).
Air Quality – Indoor (Cookstoves)
Air Quality – Outdoor
Asbestos
Asthma
Autism
Behavioral/Social
Bioassays
Bioinformatics
Biomarkers
Biostatistics/Statistics
Biotechnology
Birth Defects/Teratogenesis
Birth Outcomes
Blood Disorders
Cancer – Breast
Cancer – Other
Cancer – Prostate
Cardiovascular
Cell Phones/EMF
Cellular Biology
Chemistry – Analytical
Chemistry – Other
Child Health
Climate Change
Clinical Trials
Community Outreach / Engagement Activities
Comparative Biology
Computational Biology / Computational Toxicology
Developmental / Developmental Origins of Adult Diseases
Diabetes / Obesity
Digestive / Gastrointestinal Diseases
DNA Damage / Repair
Ecology
Economics / Cost-Effectiveness Studies
Education
Endocrine / Endocrine Disruption
Engineering
Environmental Justice / Health Disparities
Environmental Remediation
Environmental Science
Epidemiology
Epigenetics / Epigenomics
Exposure Assessment
Exposure Biology
Fate and Transport
Fertility
Gene by Environment Interaction
Genetics
Geographic Information Systems
Geological Sciences
Global Environmental Health
Gulf Oil
Health Policy
High-Throughput Technologies
Imaging
Immune / Autoimmune
In vitro / Cell Assays
Infectious Agents / Disease
Intervention Studies
Kidney
Liver
Media: Air
Media: Sediment
Media: Water
Metabolism
Microbiome / Microbial Communities
Mitochondria
Molecular Biology
Musculoskeletal
Nanomaterials
Neurodegenerative Diseases (Alzheimer's Parkinsons etc)
Neurological / CNS
Nutrition / Diet
Omics Technologies
Pathology
Physiology
Prevention
Puberty
Public Health
Pulmonary Diseases
Reproductive Toxicology
Research Translation/Translational Research
Respiratory – Other
Risk Assessment
Risk Communication
Sensor Development/Detection Technology
Signal Transduction (Receptors)
Site Monitoring / Site Assessment
Skin
Statistics
Stem Cells
Structure – Function Relationships / QSAR
Systems Biology
Tobacco-Related Diseases
Toxicology
Transgenerational Inheritance
Vaccines
Water Quality
Women's Health
Research Training Mentor (Please add the following information):
Mentor’s First Name (required):
Mentor’s Last Name (required):
Country of Institution (required):
Institution Name (required):
Mentor’s Department (required):
Start Year of Mentoring (please enter date as YYYY):
End Year of Mentoring (please enter date as YYYY):
In Training Education
Degree or Nature of Training (required; Select only one degree. Click on selected boxes again to “uncheck” a box):
Bachelor’s
Master’s
Other non-degree training (>=3 months)
Postdoctoral position (>= 3 months)
Professional Doctorate (i.e. medical doctor)
Research Doctorate (i.e. PhD)
Short Term Training (<3 months)
Country of the institution that granted the degree (please do not use acronyms):
Institution that granted the degree (please do not use acronyms):
When was the degree awarded or when is the expected award date? (please enter date in MM/YYYY format):
Accomplishments
Instructions: Please only enter accomplishments that can be attributed to SRP-funded training. If you have more than one accomplishment within a category (e.g. more than one Career Highlight/Leadership), please contact your SRP Administrative Staff or your SRP R01 Principal Investigator. They can help you modify the form.
Career Highlight/Leadership
Career Highlight/Leadership Year Began (required; YYYY):
Career Highlight/Leadership Year Ended (YYYY):
Career Highlight/Leadership Title (required; please provide a descriptive title/name for the leadership event):
Career Highlight/Leadership Narrative (required):
Career Highlight/Leadership Narrative Example:
Eleanor Millstone, MS, PhD: Graduate of the Northeastern SRP Center, received an award from Northeastern University in recognition of her achievements in remediation of arsenic in Chile, South America. With this award, she traveled to Chile to meet with communities affected by arsenic exposure and will give a seminar at the Universidad de Chile.
Training Status When Accomplished (required; Select only one from the following):
Pre-training In-training Post-training
Employment
Training Status when accomplished (required; report your training status when you obtained employment; Select only one from the following):
Pre-training In-training Post-training
Job Title (required):
Country of Employment:
Name of Employer:
Employment Sector (required; Select only one from the following):
Academia Industry Government Not-For-Profit Other
Employment Year Began (required; enter date as YYYY):
Employment Year End (enter date as YYYY):
What is the major emphasis of this position? (Check the option(s) that describes the main focus of your job; you may select more than one):
Administration Policy Research Teaching Other
If you selected ‘research’ as your answer to question 2h, please select the field that best describes your area of research from the following (Select only one from the following):
Air Quality – Indoor (Cookstoves)
Air Quality – Outdoor
Asbestos
Asthma
Autism
Behavioral/Social
Bioassays
Bioinformatics
Biomarkers
Biostatistics/Statistics
Biotechnology
Birth Defects/Teratogenesis
Birth Outcomes
Blood Disorders
Cancer – Breast
Cancer – Other
Cancer – Prostate
Cardiovascular
Cell Phones/EMF
Cellular Biology
Chemistry – Analytical
Chemistry – Other
Child Health
Climate Change
Clinical Trials
Community Outreach / Engagement Activities
Comparative Biology
Computational Biology / Computational Toxicology
Developmental / Developmental Origins of Adult Diseases
Diabetes / Obesity
Digestive / Gastrointestinal Diseases
DNA Damage / Repair
Ecology
Economics / Cost-Effectiveness Studies
Education
Endocrine / Endocrine Disruption
Engineering
Environmental Justice / Health Disparities
Environmental Remediation
Environmental Science
Epidemiology
Epigenetics / Epigenomics
Exposure Assessment
Exposure Biology
Fate and Transport
Fertility
Gene by Environment Interaction
Genetics
Geographic Information Systems
Geological Sciences
Global Environmental Health
Gulf Oil
Health Policy
High-Throughput Technologies
Imaging
Immune / Autoimmune
In vitro / Cell Assays
Infectious Agents / Disease
Intervention Studies
Kidney
Liver
Media: Air
Media: Sediment
Media: Water
Metabolism
Microbiome / Microbial Communities
Mitochondria
Molecular Biology
Musculoskeletal
Nanomaterials
Neurodegenerative Diseases (Alzheimer's Parkinsons etc)
Neurological / CNS
Nutrition / Diet
Omics Technologies
Pathology
Physiology
Prevention
Puberty
Public Health
Pulmonary Diseases
Reproductive Toxicology
Research Translation/Translational Research
Respiratory – Other
Risk Assessment
Risk Communication
Sensor Development/Detection Technology
Signal Transduction (Receptors)
Site Monitoring / Site Assessment
Skin
Statistics
Stem Cells
Structure – Function Relationships / QSAR
Systems Biology
Tobacco-Related Diseases
Toxicology
Transgenerational Inheritance
Vaccines
Water Quality
Women's Health
Fellowships
Training status when fellowship was accomplished/awarded (required; Select only one from the following):
Pre-training In-training Post-training
Fellowship name (required):
Awarding Institution or agency (of the Fellowship) (required):
Year received (required; enter date as YYYY):
Honors/Awards
Training status when you received/accomplished the honors/awards (required; Select only one from the following):
Pre-training In-training Post-training
Name of Honor/Award/Recognition (required):
Awarding Entity (name of the institution or agency that granted the honor or award):
Location of Awarding Entity (please list country only):
Year Received or Initiated (enter date as YYYY):
Post-Training Education:
Country of the Institution granting the degree (required):
Name of Institution granting the degree (required):
Degree or nature of training to be earned (required; Select only one from the following):
Bachelor’s
Master’s
Other non-degree training (>=3 months)
Postdoctoral position (>= 3 months)
Professional Doctorate (i.e. medical doctor)
Research Doctorate (i.e. PhD)
Other
If ‘other’ is chosen, please provide a brief description of the degree:
Year the degree was/will be awarded/earned (required; enter date as YYYY):
New Competitive Funding
Trainee’s role on post-training funded award (choose your role on grant; Select only one from the following):
Co-PI Collaborator Consultant Principal Investigator as indicated on Grant Other
Start date of funded award (required; MM/YYYY):
Title of Award (required):
Award Number:
Name of Funding Organization (required; select one from the list provided below. If the organization is not listed, please select ‘other’ at the bottom of the list and provide the name of organization in the box below):
ABMRF/The Foundation for Alcohol Research
Alzheimer’s Association
American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, & Immunology
American Association for Cancer Research
American Association for the Advancement of Science
American Association of Petroleum Geologists Foundation
American Association of University Women
American Cancer Society
American Chemical Society
American Diabetes Association
American Express Philanthropic Program
American Federation for Aging Research
American Foundation for AIDS Research
American Institute for Cancer Research
American Liver Foundation
American Lung Association
American Mathematical Society
American Museum of Natural History
American Physiological Society
American Society for Engineering Education
American Society for Microbiology
American Society for Nutrition
American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association
Arthritis Foundation
Asis Foundation
Association for Women in Science
Avon
Beckman Foundation
BF Goodrich Collegiate Inventors Program
Biotechnology Research & Development Corporation
Broad Foundation
Burroughs Wellcome Fund
Camille & Henry Dreyfus Foundation
Cancer Research Institute
Caring for Carcinoid Foundation
Cerebral Palsy International Research Foundation
Charles A. Dana Foundation
Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation
Clinton Foundation (William J)
Cohen Foundation for Ovarian Cancer Research
Coleman Foundation
Commonwealth Fund
Consortium for Plant Biotechnology Research
Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences
Corporation for National and Community Service
Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Deafness Research Foundation
Dow Creativity Center
Earthwatch Institute
Electric Power Research Institute
Elisabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation
Epilepsy Foundation
F.W. Olin Foundation
Foundation for Digestive Health and Nutrition
Foundation for Physical Therapy
Fulbright
Gerontological Society of America
Gloeckner Foundation of America
Great Lakes Biomass State-Regional Partnership
Great
Lakes Protection Fund
Greenwell
Foundation
Health Effects Institute
Helen Hay Whitney Foundation
Herb Society of America
Hewlett Foundation
Horticultural Research Institute
Howard Foundation
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Human Frontier Science Program
Human Growth Foundation
Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation
Illinois Soybean Program Operating Board
Illinois Water Resources Center
Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Program
Innovative Pavement Research Foundation
Institute for Advanced Study
International Foundation for Ethical Research
Ittleson Foundation
Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Fund for Medical Research
John Simon Guggenheim Foundation Fellowships
Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International
Keck Foundation
Kellogg Foundation
Klingenstein Fund
Kornfeld Foundation
Kresge Foundation
Lalor Foundation
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Life Sciences Research Foundation
Lindbergh Foundation
Link Foundation Fellowships
Luce Foundation
March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation
Mayday Fund
McDonnell Foundation
McKnight Foundation
Michigan Society of Fellows
Mizutani Foundation for Glycoscience
Mott Foundation
Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Namm Foundation
National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance
National Corn Growers Association
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
National Geographic Committee for Research and Exploration
National Institute for Global Environmental Change
National Kidney Foundation
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
National Parkinson Foundation
National Pork Producers Council
National Reye’s Syndrome Foundation
National Zoo
Neose Technologies
NIH/Clinical Center
NIH/John E. Fogarty International Center
NIH/National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine
NIH/National Center for Research Resources
NIH/National Center on Minority and Health Disparities
NIH/National Eye Institute
NIH/National Heart Lung and Blood Institute
NIH/National Human Genome Research Institute
NIH/National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
NIH/National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases
NIH/National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering
NIH/National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research
NIH/National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
NIH/National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
NIH/National Institute of General Medical Sciences
NIH/National Institute of Mental Health
NIH/National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
NIH/National Institute of Nursing Research
NIH/National Institute on Aging
NIH/National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
NIH/National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders
NIH/National Institute on Drug Abuse
NIH/Office of the Director
NIHI/National Cancer Institute
NIHI/National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
NIHI/National Library of Medicine
National Science Foundation (NSF)
Packard Foundation
Pardee Foundation
Pew Charitable Trusts
PHRMA
Population Council
Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study
Rainforest Alliance: Kleinhans Fellowship
Research Corporation
RGK Foundations
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Savannah River Ecology Lab
School of American Research
Semiconductor Research Corp.
Sigma Delta Epsilon/Graduate Women in Science
Sigma Xi
Sloan Foundation
Smithsonian Institution
Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality
Society of Manufacturing Engineers Education Foundation
Soil and Water Conservation Society of America
Stanley Medical Research Institute
Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program
Sun Microsystems Foundation
Surdna Foundation
Susan G. Komen for the Cure
Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Udall Foundation: Environmental Public Policy and Conflict Resolution Dissertation Fellowships
United Soybean Board
US Air Force Office of Scientific Research
US Army Medical Research & Materiel Command
US Army Research Institute: Behavioral and Social Sciences
US Army Research Laboratory
US Army Research Office
US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
US Dept of Commerce
US Dept of Agriculture
US Dept of Defense
US Dept of Energy
US Dept of HHS
US Dept of Homeland Security
US Dept of Housing and Urban Development
US Dept of Justice
US Dept of Labor
US Dept of the Interior
US Dept of Transportation
US Dept of Treasury
US Dept of Veterans Affairs
US Geological Survey
US Health Resources & Service Administration
US Institute of Musuem and Library Sciences
US National Archives and Records Admin
US National Center for Environmental Research
US National Criminal Justice Reference Service Grants
US National Endowment for the Arts
US National Institute of Justice
US Naval Research Laboratory
US Office of Justice Programs
US Office of Naval Research
US Office of Research & Development
US Office of Science
US SAMHSA
US Social Security Administration
US Transportation Research Board
USAID
Voice Foundation
Wallace Genetic Foundation
Welder Wildlife Foundation
Whitehall Foundation
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Woodson Institute for Afro-American and African Studies
Yivo Institute for Jewish Research
Other:
g. Country where funding organization is located:
7. Posters at Scientific Meetings
a. Training status when accomplished (required):
Pre-training In-training Post-training
b. Year poster presented (required; YYYY):
c. Number of posters given at scientific conferences that year (required):
8. Product or Policy Development
a. Training status when accomplished (required):
Pre-training In-training Post-training
b. Did any of your work on this grant result in the development or implementation of the following? (From the list provided, choose the most applicable. If you select “other” please enter brief description in the space provided):
New Drug
New Health Intervention
New Laboratory
New Repository
New Research Tool
Policies or Regulation
Curricula
Database
Diagnostic Test
Distance Learning
IRB
Medical Device
New Degree Program
New Department
Other
If ‘other’, please specify:
c. If this product or policy is described in a publication(s), enter citation(s) or URL (examples would include a scientific publication or article in popular press):
d. In a few lines, please describe the policy or product (required):
e. In a few lines, please describe the significance of the product or policy and if appropriate, its implementation (required; example: Dr. ABC received post-doctoral training from SRP funded XYZ program. She was instrumental in developing policy on banning asbestos in India that was enacted in year XXXX. This policy is having widespread public health impact on protecting the public from the hazards of breathing in asbestos):
f. Year of product or policy development (YYYY):
g. Did development result in non-provisional patent? YES NO
j. Did any of your products or policies have demonstrable effects on U.S. health science and public health interventions? YES NO
8. Publications
Career Trac provides the following options to enter your publications:
CareerTrac can Search PubMed by author’s first and last name.
First name in which you have published: Last name in which you have published:
If you know the PubMed or PubMedCentral ID for each publication please write them, separated by semi colons.
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9. Students: This section pertains to the number of students the SRP trainee has trained/educated in an area related to his/her Superfund research training.
a. Year of training (YYYY):
b. Number of students that you have trained/educated in an area related to your SRP training (required):
b. Training status when accomplished (required):
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Expiration Date: 9/30/2012
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File Created | 2021-01-30 |