Training
Learn more about our projects that include training components.
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The Certificate in American Indian & Alaska Native Health is the only fully online program of its kind. Students in this program will learn from Native faculty from the Centers for American Indian & Alaska Native Health how to harness the lessons learned from American Indian and Alaska Native peoples to positively shape public health interventions, programs, and policy for the benefit of all. They will gain specialized knowledge and skills to help advance their career and make a difference in public health.
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The NCRE (Native Children's Research Exchange) Scholars Program provides career development support to early career investigators and late-stage graduate students interested in pursuing research on substance use and disorder and Native child and adolescent development.
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The Native Children’s Research Exchange Network & Conference brings together researchers studying child and adolescent development in American Indian and Alaska Native communities in the U.S. and Canada. Members gather annually to share in an open exchange of information and ideas, build collaborative relationships, and disseminate knowledge about Native child and adolescent development.
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The Native Elder Research Center is the only National Institute on Aging-funded Resource Center for Minority Aging Research devoted to Native Elder health. This leading-edge program is designed to train the next generation of Native Investigators to study the pressing gerontological health issues in AI/ANs.
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Grantwriting Uncovered: Maximizing Strategy, Help, Opportunities, Experiences (GUMSHOE) is one of four professional development-training programs committed to increasing the number of scholars from diverse backgrounds who are successful in becoming independent investigators and securing NIH grants.