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National Institute of Mental
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Career Opportunities in Research (COR) Program |
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Our mission is to expand the pool of academically talented
students committed to careers in scholarly research on mental health issues.
Selection of participants will be based on: √
academic merit √
commitment to program goals √
potential for acceptance to a graduate program √
availability of appropriate faculty mentors The program is committed to increasing the diversity and
excellence of mental health researchers by increasing the number of
applicants who have faced societal/cultural barriers that limited their
opportunities to achieve their potential such as: √
socioeconomic background (e.g. first generation college student, low income family*) √
limited educational opportunities (e.g. poor quality high school) √
race/ethnicity (e.g. groups historically underrepresented) Management (MBA), law (JD), social work (MSW), Marriage and
Family Therapy Program (MFT), education/school psychology (MA or PPS
credential in school
psychology), medicine (MD), or dentistry (DDS) unless they also plan to
pursue a Ph.D. * If you are from a low-income family and believe that this
presented as a major barrier in pursuing your education, then you need to
submit a copy of your parents’ most recent income tax return. NIMH-COR at CSULB is supported by Grant MH16891 from the National Institute of Mental Health.
Ph.Ds
In Progress
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