Table 1C - Summary of Student Participants - Ph.D. Student Data

Reporting Period:

Program Outcomes Number of: This reporting year Current funding cycle (Insert funding years) Cumulative numbers (Insert funding years)
Participant positions awarded per Notice of Award
Unfilled positions
Participants appointed (unique individuals)
New participants appointed
Participants who withdrew from the program (student initiated)
Participants who transitioned to other support
Participants who were terminated from the program
Participants who earned a Ph.D. degree
Participants in postdoctoral positions
Participants who obtained full-time faculty positions
Participants who obtained part-time faculty positions
Participants who entered the biomedical workforce (industry, government, etc.)
Participants who entered non-research-related positions
Participants who obtained NIH funding after entering the biomedical workforce

Instructions:

NIGMS provides institutions the resources to support and train underrepresented, STEM-oriented students, who upon completion of their training are likely to successfully complete a Ph.D. program in a biomedical science field relevant to the NIH. Biomedical research is defined as scientific investigations in the biological, physical, chemical, computational, engineering, mathematical sciences, and other relevant disciplines. NIGMS supports basic research that increases understanding of biological processes and lays the foundation for disease diagnosis, treatment and prevention. An overview of areas that fit within the NIGMS priorities in basic research can be found on the NIGMS website.