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SART Program

Exciting news! Our 10-month laboratory research program will be conducted in person and via Zoom. This program includes seminars and workshops to provide comprehensive research experience in substance addiction science. Join us to enhance your research skills and knowledge!

The Next Generation Substance Addiction Research Training program, known as NGSART-CU, is proposed to be held at Charles R. Drew University of Â鶹´«Ã½Å®Íøºì (CDU) and UCLA.

The primary objective of this program is to provide education and training to researchers at various career stages in the field of substance use disorders research. The program will also focus on promoting responsible research conduct and career advancement opportunities for participants. Emphasis will also be given to community engagement and dissemination efforts.

Our Commitment

The NGSART-CU proposal, or Next Generation Substance Addiction Disorders Research Training, is a program that aims to provide education and training for researchers in the field of substance use disorders research. The program prioritizes responsible research practices and career advancement, with a special focus on community engagement and dissemination of research findings.

The Substance Addiction Research Training Program (SART) is designed to equip the next generation of professionals, such as PIs, MDs, and PhDs, with the necessary skills to research substance use disorders. The program is open to various healthcare professionals, including physician assistants, family practitioners, psychiatrists, sociologists, behavioral health clinicians, social workers, marriage and family therapists, psychologists, and substance use treatment counselors.

The goal is to build capacity and diversity in addiction research while addressing the issue of substance use disorders.

Substance Addiction    Research Training Program [ SART] Providing research experience to all stages of trainees.

• Undergraduate
• Post-Baccalaureate
• Master’s Students
• Medical Students
• Post-Doctoral Fellows

Candidates from underrepresented groups in science, including those who are Black or African American, Hispanic or Latinx, American Indian or Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islanders are encouraged to apply. Individuals with disabilities or those from disadvantaged backgrounds are also encouraged to apply.

Benefits

• Prepares a career in the field of substance addiction research.
• Networking opportuines, in-perosn and virtual.
• Opportunities to publish peer-reviewed journals.
• Mentored by a diverse Â鶹´«Ã½Å®Íøºì& UCLA faculty who have a track record of assisting trainees at all levels.
• Practices multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary team science and work with various healthcare professionals.

To receive the promised stipend of $4,000, you must fulfill the mandatory requirements mentioned below with utmost sincerity:

• Attend weekly meetings with a mentor to work on a research project.
• Attending all five institutes without fail.
• Attend the Friday Afternoon Education Seminar without exception.
• Attending Responsive Conduct of Research (RCR) and learn the necessary skills.
• Present the Trainee Poster Presentation in person and showcase your research work.