The sponsor offers support for the following types of programs: innovative educational programs intended to motivate biomedical and other health science students to pursue cancer related careers; short courses to update cancer research scientists in new scientific methods, technologies and findings; training of cancer care clinicians and community health care providers in evidence-based cancer prevention and control approaches; development of effective innovative education (dissemination) approaches to translate knowledge gained from science (discovery) into public health and community applications (delivery).
Deadline(s): 10/01/2006
02/01/2007
06/01/2007
10/01/2007
02/01/2008
*Applications may be submitted to Grants.gov in response to this
announcement on or after September 2, 2006. This program expires on
March 2, 2008.
Funding Limit: $300,000 YEAR
"Cancer education" grants may target a variety of audiences, including: science or health care students with an interest in cancer research careers; established cancer scientists seeking short term educational updates in emerging cancer science areas such as genetics and molecular drug discovery; and health care providers in need of information on the latest developments in cancer prevention and control. Grants targeting community health care providers or community settings are intended to provide information needed to facilitate the diffusion of evidence-based findings within a relatively short time. Programs proposed for Cancer Education grants may use a variety of formats, depending on target audiences and specific goals.
Grants aimed at educating students, cancer scientists, cancer care professionals, clinicians or community health providers may develop and use primarily curriculum-based, short-term educational experiences. Program delivery to the targeted audience(s) may takeplace in traditional educational settings or via web-based and other "virtual" approaches. Curriculum content may range from cancer biology and genetics to cancer prevention and control and palliative care.
Deadline(s): 10/01/2006
02/01/2007
06/01/2007
10/01/2007
02/01/2008
*Applications may be submitted to Grants.gov in response to this
announcement on or after September 2, 2006. This program expires on
March 2, 2008.
Funding Limit: $300,000 YEAR
"Cancer education" grants may target a variety of audiences, including: science or health care students with an interest in cancer research careers; established cancer scientists seeking short term educational updates in emerging cancer science areas such as genetics and molecular drug discovery; and health care providers in need of information on the latest developments in cancer prevention and control. Grants targeting community health care providers or community settings are intended to provide information needed to facilitate the diffusion of evidence-based findings within a relatively short time. Programs proposed for Cancer Education grants may use a variety of formats, depending on target audiences and specific goals.
Grants aimed at educating students, cancer scientists, cancer care professionals, clinicians or community health providers may develop and use primarily curriculum-based, short-term educational experiences. Program delivery to the targeted audience(s) may takeplace in traditional educational settings or via web-based and other "virtual" approaches. Curriculum content may range from cancer biology and genetics to cancer prevention and control and palliative care.
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