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Since 2019, the American Heart Association’s (AHA) SURE program has been piloted through five U.S. academic institutions. It was borne from an AHA-commissioned study to increase the number of science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine (STEMM) majors from underrepresented populations in the sciences. The program has successfully launched more than 100 undergraduate STEMM majors, and as of 2024 the University of Cincinnati has been selected to participate in this program. The AHA SURE program at UC offers three undergraduate students the opportunity to do research in a cardiovascular research laboratory for 10 weeks during the summer. The eligibility requirements for individuals applying for the AHA SURE program are scholars must be from an underrepresented population ( for details see the NIH definition), must be a full-time undergraduate student going into their sophomore, junior or senior year, and must be majoring in a health-related field.
The AHA SURE program will expose undergraduate students to intriguing research challenges and discoveries in cardiovascular disease, with the goal of encouraging these students to pursue research in these areas as they mature into scientists. Students will experience hands-on learning in some of the broad domains of clinical, translational, population, basic science, bioengineering and biotechnology, public health, and team science. At the end of the 10-week program, students will present their work in poster form at the College of Medicine SURF Capstone Poster Symposium where they will compete with other SURF students for awards.
Cardiovascular Research Center231 Albert Sabin WayPO Box 670586Cincinnati, OH 45267-0548
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