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  • Biomedical research training
  • Science education policy
  • Diversity in STEM

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  • National initiatives have long aimed to increase diversity in scientific research.
  • Persistent disparities in educational achievement among ethnic and racial groups raise questions about program effectiveness.
  • Evaluating interventions for underrepresented minorities in science is crucial.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To assess the impact of a National Institutes of Health-funded minority training program on student persistence in scientific research careers.
  • To compare the outcomes of students in the Research Initiative for Science Excellence program with a matched control group.
  • To identify factors, such as mentorship and research experience, that influence career persistence.

Main Methods:

  • Longitudinal study design tracking student career intentions.
  • Propensity score matching to create a comparable control group.
  • Hierarchical Linear Modeling with growth curve analysis to analyze longitudinal data.

Main Results:

  • Students supported by the Research Initiative for Science Excellence program demonstrated higher persistence in pursuing scientific research careers.
  • Undergraduate research experience significantly predicted student persistence in science.
  • Having a mentor, in this study, did not significantly predict student persistence.

Conclusions:

  • The Research Initiative for Science Excellence program appears effective in fostering persistence among minority students in science.
  • Undergraduate research opportunities are critical for retaining students in scientific research pathways.
  • Further investigation into the specific components of mentorship and research experiences is warranted.