The CCTS is pleased to announce the newest cohort for the Predoctoral Clinical/Translational Research (TL1) Program. The TL1 trainees are predoctoral students finishing their second year in a health-related program. This full-time program provides a year of focused time for trainees to develop projects related to reducing health disparities and/or diseases that disproportionately affect the Deep South. In addition, fellows will complete the core curriculum, get experience writing a manuscript, and present their research at a national conference.
The new cohort represents CCTS Partners Auburn University, LSU Health Sciences Center, Tulane University, University of Alabama at Birmingham, and University of South Alabama.
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Ana Barajas | University of Alabama at Birmingham | Heersink School of Medicine |
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Marcy Cage | University of South Alabama | College of Medicine | Physiology and Cell Biology
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Robert Clark | Tulane University | School of Medicine |
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Emily Hartsell | University of South Alabama | School of Medicine | Pharmacology
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Arlet Hernandez | University of Alabama at Birmingham | Heersink School of Medicine | Pharmacology & Toxicology
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Edward Huang | University of Alabama at Birmingham | Heersink School of Medicine | Division of Cardiovascular Disease
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Soolim Jeong | Auburn University | College of Education | Kinesiology
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Chloe Jones | Auburn University | College of Education | Kinesiology
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Grace Kim | Louisiana State University | College of Medicine | Genetics
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Ameer Mansur | University of Alabama at Birmingham | School of Engineering | Biomedical Engineering
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Katherine McKeon | Tulane University | School of Medicine | Epidemiology
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Claire Romaine | Tulane University | School of Medicine | Public Health and Tropical Medicine
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Juliet Strauss | Tulane University | School of Medicine | Biochemistry
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Grant Talkington | Tulane University | School of Science & Engineering | Neuroscience
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Shia Vang | University of Alabama at Birmingham | Heersink School of Medicine |
Congratulations to each of the 2023 awardees! To learn more about the CCTS TL1 program, click here.