An Emerging Conceptual Framework for Conducting Disability, Health, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research Mentorship and Training at Minority Serving Institutions.

Research mentorship has long been considered a preeminent research capacity building (RCB) approach. However, existing mentorship models designed to improve the research skills (i.e., research methods and grant writing) of faculty scholars at United States minority serving institutions (i.e., histor...

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Publicado en:Journal of Rehabilitation Vol. 81; no. 4; pp. 25 - 38
Autores principales: Manyibe, Edward O., Aref, Fariborz, Hunter, Teressa, Moore, Corey L., Washington, Andre L.
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Publicado: National Rehabilitation Association Oct-Dec2015
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          Hunter, Teressa
          Moore, Corey L.
          Washington, Andre L.
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        Government agencies
        Black people
        Hispanic Americans
        Native Americans
        Leadership
        Mentoring
        Minorities
        Motivation (Psychology)
        Teams in the workplace
        Affinity groups
        Labeling theory
        Cultural competence
        Human services programs
        Evaluation of human services programs
        Societies
        Research
        Conceptual structures
        Endowment of research
        Endowments
        Mathematical models
        Research methodology
        Professional employee training
        Rehabilitation research
        Theory
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          Government agencies
          Black people
          Hispanic Americans
          Native Americans
          Leadership
          Mentoring
          Minorities
          Motivation (Psychology)
          Teams in the workplace
          Affinity groups
          Labeling theory
          Cultural competence
          Human services programs
          Evaluation of human services programs
          Societies
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          Grantmaking Foundations
          Research
          Conceptual structures
          Endowment of research
          Endowments
          Mathematical models
          Research methodology
          Professional employee training
          Rehabilitation research
          Theory
      ab: Research mentorship has long been considered a preeminent research capacity building (RCB) approach. However, existing mentorship models designed to improve the research skills (i.e., research methods and grant writing) of faculty scholars at United States minority serving institutions (i.e., historically Black colleges and universities, Hispanic serving institutions, and American Indian tribal colleges and universities) may be insufficient for building such capacities. This paper proposes an emerging conceptual framework for a new Peer-to-Peer Mentor Research Team Model (PPMRTM) designed to enhance the research skills of faculty scholars (herein referred to as fellows) and help to build the needed critical mass of researchers of color in the field of disability, health, independent living, and rehabilitation. A combination of Lippitt's planned change theory and critical mass theory provided a useful framework to contextualize and support the design of this model. A set of recommended approaches that can be considered by federal research organizations (i.e., National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research, and National Institutes of Health), minority serving institutions, and researchers for assessment of the model and advancing the current state of science on minority serving institution RCB are presented.
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