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The Minority Student Research Symposium (MSRS) Symposium with the All of Us Research Program invited underrepresented minorities (URMs) to participate in completing a research project using data from the All of Us Research Hub and presenting their work in a virtual poster session during a symposium Saturday, May 22, 2021.
Greater participation of all racial and ethnic groups is needed in biomedical research. URMs represent over 30% of the U.S. population but less than 9% of STEM PhD members and 7% of all physicians. We know that diversification of the biomedical workforce will help address the critical need the U.S. faces to reduce racial and ethnic health and health care disparities.
MSRS INFORMATIONAL VIDEO
A discussion about the Minority Student Research Program with Dr. Everett Ward, Jennifer JJ Jones, Dr. Adrienne Roman, Dr. Stacy Jones & Dr. Joy Bradley.
WHY DATA MATTERS FOR All of Us VIDEO
A discussion about why data matters for All of Us with STEM Queens, featuring Dr. Ariel Williams, A DREF Research Matters Event.
All of Us DATA BROWSER WALK THROUGH
A deeper look into the All of Us Data Browser featuring Dr. Adrienne Roman.
9:00 am-5:00 pm CST
Join us for a demonstration on how to navigate the event platform. We will discuss accessing the exhibit Hall, chatting, attending the sessions, People choice voting, and the leaderboard.
People’s Choice Voting in Exhibitor Hall
People’s Choice closes at 2:50pm CST
*Scholar winner prizes and leaderboard prizes were donated by our sponsors D9 Ventures, KWA Branding & Heart to Heart Services.
Announcer, Jennifer JJ Jones, BGLC Team Lead for National Institute of Health's All of Us Initiative
*Scholar winner prizes and leaderboard prizes were donated by our sponsors D9 Ventures, KWA Branding & Heart to Heart Services.
The Minority Student Research Symposium (MSRS) is designed to take meeting attendees on an engagement experience through completing actions pre, during and post meeting like posting photos, answering polls, downloading documents and networking with other attendees. Attendees will be recognized throughout the meeting. Engagement with student scholars in chat is highly encourage.
Vote on your favorite poster, poster rubrics can be found in each research category exhibit booth to assist you with evaluating each scholar’s work.
We are committed to making the MSRS accessible to the widest range of people as possible. Where physical and communication barriers do not exclude people with disabilities from attending and participating.
Find out who’s presenting at the MSRS! Connect with speakers and scholars during and post meeting to follow up on ideas and learnings. Click on the photo of each speaker in the Agenda section above to learn more.
The Exhibit Hall will feature student scholars research posters created using the All of Us Data Browser, increased collaborations amongst minority researcher, and opportunities for networking. The first 6 booths are representative of the 6 research topics focused on by the MSRS Scholars. The Exhibit Hall will be open one hour before the formal meeting starts. The Exhibit Hall will also feature many community partners with highlighted opportunities from ORISE program at Booth 7.
Crystal Rubalcava
Rubin Baskir, Ph.D.
Dr. Courtney Wallin
Kendall Bahl
Yessenia Hernandez-Cruz
Ross Baiers
Stacy L. Jones, Ed. D.
Dr. Lilanta Joy Bradley
Jennifer JJ Jones
Dr. Johni Cruse Craig
Larissa Gilmer
Regina Locust
Shanterra McBride
Clarke Tulloch
Hank Yuan
Gibbs Hightower
Ambar Marrero Sierra
Atiya Shahid
Courtney Thomas
Dakota Turnage
Domonique Lemieux
Emily Ryu
Emmanuella Sawyerr
Hailey Spillers
Leslie De Jesus
Monir Hossain
Rebecca Akua Kumi-Ansu
Sheld'onia Evans
Yolanda Christophe
Carrie Crook
Brianna Patterson
Shekwonya Samuels
*Scholar winner prizes and leaderboard prizes were donated by our sponsors D9 Ventures, KWA Branding, Heart to Heart Services.