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Pathway to PhD for Nursing Scholars Program at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
New opportunity for nurses interested in research and who are potentially exploring PhD education to apply for our upcoming Summer 2024 cohort of nursing scholars at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. The program is all expenses paid (including travel from within the US to the program, housing, a NIH-level pre-doctoral stipend, and institutional allowance for research supplies) and lasts for 8 weeks over the summer (2 weeks are online, 6 in-person at JHU). Please see the attached brochure or visit our website to learn more about the program. The program goal is to increase the number of nurses pursuing PhD education across the nation and hope that hands-on research experiences will create opportunities for stronger nurse applicants to any program (not JHU specifically). Contact Kamila Alexander, kalexan3@jhu.edu, for more information.
AIDS 2024 Scholarship Programme due Tuesday, Jan 23, 2024.
Are you at least 18 years old on 20 July 2024 and working, volunteering or studying in the area of HIV? Then you are eligible to apply for a scholarship for AIDS 2024! Apply here.
DC CFAR Sexual & Gender Minority (SGM) Scientific Interest Group (SIG) Meeting, Jan 22
The DC CFAR SGM SIG will be hosting an open meeting on Monday, January 22nd, from 12:00–1:00PM EST via Zoom. We will be hearing from a panel including Dr. Jowanna Malone (WW), Dr. Jennafer Kwait (WW), and George Kerr (CPC), discussing HIV and Aging in SGM populations. Please contact Allison O'Rourke (orourkea@gwu.edu) with any questions. Join via Zoom, here.
Third Coast CFAR: HIV & Cardiovascular Disease - Unpacking the REPRIEVE Study - Jan 24, 10am EST
The Third Coast CFAR invites you to attend a virtual workshop disseminating findings from REPRIEVE, a global study that evaluated the efficacy of a statin to prevent cardiovascular disease among people with HIV. Led by the TC CFAR's Clinical Sciences Core, the event will feature principal investigators of clinical studies on cardiovascular complications in HIV and an interactive panel discussion with world renowned experts on epidemiology, cardiology, and HIV research. Register here.
NIDA HIV Seminar Series with Dr. Sandra Springer, Jan 24, 2024 1PM EST
Join the NIDA HIV Research Program for the upcoming NIDA HIV Seminar with Dr. Sandra Springer of Yale School of Medicine, 2022 recipient of the NIDA HIV Avant-Garde Award, for her presentation "Integrating Addiction and HIV Prevention and Treatment for Everyone and Bringing it to Where They Live." Sandra Springer, M.D., is a Professor of Medicine at the Yale School of Medicine. Her research integrates aspects of substance use and infectious diseases, with a focus on opioid use disorder treatment and the treatment and prevention of HIV among people with carceral experience. Click the link for the Zoom registration here.
NEW – Intervention Research to Improve Native American Health (IRINAH) Program, Thursday, Jan 25, at 1pm EST
A webinar on Intervention Research to Improve Native American Health (IRINAH) Program is scheduled for January 25, 2024 at 1:00-2:30pm EST to discuss the new Notices of Funding Opportunity (NOFOs)—R01 PAR-23-298, R21 PAR-23-299, and R34 PAR-23-285. Webinar Goals:
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Explain the goals and objectives of the NOFOs
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Highlight what’s new with the IRINAH NOFOs relative to prior IRINAH NOFOs, including the addition of an R34 mechanism and non-responsiveness criteria
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Answer questions from attendees
Register here: https://nih.zoomgov.com/webinar/register/WN_IsBBihjJT0ipI73z0vYIhQ#/registration
ISCI EHE Supplement Project Webinar Series, Jan 31, 2024, 1:00PM ETThe Implementation Science Coordination Initiative (ISCI) is excited to announce a new webinar series which will feature an array of topics. This new webinar series will feature EHE Supplement Project presentations and aims to create an engaging opportunity for the EHE network to foster collaboration and extensive knowledge sharing about project findings, accomplishments, and more! Register here.
NEW – JIAS Symposium: Advancing Use of Long-Acting HIV Treatment and Prevention Regimens, Friday, Feb 2, 2024, 10am EST
The symposium will highlight some key findings from the supplement published in July 2023 and will offer a comprehensive overview of the ongoing research on long-acting regimens. It will include community perspectives, explore future directions, and conclude with a panel discussion. Register here
NEW – Intersectionality Summer Intensive, Application due Feb 9, 2024
The Intersectionality Training Institute is accepting applications for the third cohort of its Intersectionality Summer Intensive. The Intersectionality Summer Intensive (ISI 2024) is a weeklong in-person training designed for researchers interested in learning how to apply intersectionality to their qualitative, quantitative, or mixed methods research projects. Lisa Bowleg, PhD, MA and Greta Bauer, PhD, MPH, leading experts of intersectionality, developed ISI ’24 to be a transformative, intellectually stimulating, and engaging environment where researchers and practitioners can meet, learn, and build community with other researchers, scholars, and practitioners who are passionate about applying intersectionality to health equity research, including HIV-related projects. ISI ’24 will be held in Philadelphia, PA from July 8 through July 12, 2024. We are thrilled to share that Dr. Patricia Homan will be our distinguished guest and facilitator. Dr. Homan, Associate Professor of Sociology and Associate Director of the Public Health Program at Florida State University, is in the vanguard of research and scholarship on structural intersectionality and health equity research. The deadline to apply is Friday, February 9th at 11:59 PM EST. Apply here or visit the ITI ’24 site at https://www.intersectionalitytraining.org/summer-intensive/. Have questions? Email the Intersectionality Training Institute at info@intersectionalitytraining.org.
Applications for the Latino Scholars for HIV/AIDS Research Education (SHARE) 2024 Summer Program, Apply Now
The Latino SHARE program is an innovative 10-week summer mentored internship and learning experience for eligible undergraduate students from Hispanic/Latino communities. Based in Washington, DC at the George Washington University, the goal of this program is to support Hispanic/Latino undergraduates interested in pursuing further studies and careers in HIV/AIDS and substance abuse related research. The application deadline is February 16, 2024, at 11:59 PM EST. Learn more about the SHARE program and how to apply at latinoshare.gwu.edu
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