The COMPASS Program is designed to identify new stem cell researchers and promote the very best stem cell science by increasing diversity, equity, and inclusion in the field. It is…

We propose a robust, integrated program for training and mentorship of undergraduate scholars engaged in stem cell biology and engineering, with the goal of recruiting, mentoring and preparing the next…

We are in a regenerative medicine revolution- cell and gene therapies are curing previously incurable diseases. Enabling the universal implementation of regenerative medicines requires 1) an interdisciplinary talent pipeline that…

The goal of the UC Merced COMPASS: Training Undergraduates in Stem Cell Engineering and Biology (TUSCEB) program is to provide diverse students specialized training such that they are equipped with…

The COMPASS-iSPCS program (Creating Opportunities Through Mentorship and Partnership Across Stem Cell Science - Inclusive Pathways for Stem Cell Scholars Undergraduate Training Program) will capitalize on our university’s distinguished record…

The COMPASS Program on our campus is a comprehensive program to recruit local high school students and train them on our campus in stem cells and life sciences, culminating in…

The main focus of the CSUN CIRM COMPASS Training Program (N-COMPASS) is heavily weighted on goal-oriented academic and practical laboratory training experiences in stem cell biology and stem cell-based patient…

The COMPASS training program (Student Pluripotency: Realizing Untapped Undergraduate Potential in Regenerative Medicine) will identify, engage, and recruit early-stage undergraduates who aspire to science careers in regenerative medicine and related…

Designed specifically for a highly diverse student population, this COMPASS program focuses on selecting students who show genuine interest in joining the field of regenerative medicine and providing them with…

Our Research Mentorship Program in Regenerative Medicine Careers for a Diverse Undergraduate Student Body will train 1st generation and under-served students, particularly undeclared majors and/or those are at risk of…