Research Council
The Research Council provides faculty with a forum to discuss institutional research
issues and to communicate them to the administration.
The Research Council sponsors the School of Medicine
Student Research Fellowship Program
The purpose of this program is to support first- and second-year medical students,
incoming medical students, and junior/senior Conley Scholars, while they engage
in original research under the direct supervision of a faculty member. Stipends
are paid while students work eight to 10 weeks full-time on projects proposed by
faculty members.
To acquaint students with the opportunities available, the Research Council solicits
research project descriptions from faculty members and distributes them to students
near the end of the fall semester. Students are directed to contact the faculty
member whose project is of interest to discuss the project's details and the student's
qualifications. An application for a Student Research Fellowship is submitted jointly
by the student and faculty sponsor.
Fellowships are awarded according to the Research Council's assessment of the impact
of the research experience on the student's medical education. The student and sponsor
each will be expected to submit reports summarizing the scientific and educational
progress made with fellowship support.
Direct inquiries to:
School of Medicine Research Council
The Research Council consists of 15 voting members. Three members shall hold the following positions: 1) A dean in the School of Medicine responsible for research; 2) Chair of the Institutional Review Board, Health Sciences Section and 3) Associate Chief of Staff for Research of the V.A. Hospital. Fifteen members shall be appointed from the Faculty Assembly of the School of Medicine. 1) Members shall be appointed annually by the Dean. No one may serve more than three consecutive years: 2) Approximately one-third of the membership shall be replaced each year. Major involvement in research is a prerequisite for Council membership. The term of office shall begin on July 1.|
Member
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Department
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Term Expires
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| Suzanne Boren, MHA, PhD |
Health Management & Informatics
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6/30/11
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| Gary Clark, PhD |
Obstetrics, Gynecology & Womens' Health
|
6/30/09
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| George Davis, MD, PhD |
Medical Pharmacology & Physiology
|
6/30/09
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| Paul Fadel, PhD |
Medical Pharmacology & Physiology
|
6/30/09
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| Deyu Fang, PhD |
Molecular Microbiology & Immunology
|
6/30/10
|
| Raghuraman Kannan, PhD |
Radiology
|
6/30/09
|
| Julie Kapp, PhD, MPH |
Family & Community Medicine
|
6/30/10
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| John LeMaster, MD, MPH |
Family & Community Medicine
|
6/30/08
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| Erik Lindbloom, MD |
Family & Community Medicine
|
6/30/08
|
| Dennis Lubahn, PhD |
Biochemistry
|
6/30/08
|
| Rajiv Mohan, PhD |
Ophthalmology
|
6/30/10
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| Shivendra Shukla, PhD |
Medical Pharmacology & Physiology
|
6/30/08
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| Grzegorz Sowa, PhD |
Medical Pharmacology & Physiology
|
6/30/09
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| James Sowers, MD, PhD |
Internal Medicine
|
6/30/10
|
| Sharon Stack, PhD |
Pathology & Anatomical Sciences
|
6/30/10
|
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Ex-officio Members:
Jamal Ibdah, MD, PhD, Senior Associate Dean for Research Jerry Parker, PhD, Associate Dean for Clinical Research Neils Beck, PhD, Chair, Institutional Review Board John Whited, MD, Associate Chief of Staff for Research and Development, HSTMVH |
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Research Council Staff
Debbie Taylor, Coordinator Program/Project Support
E-mail: taylord@health.missouri.edu
Phone: (573) 884-0042


