Resident and Trainee Affiliate status is open to any full-time trainee at Washington University School of Medicine with an active interest in race/ethnicity.
To become a Resident and Trainee, review the Resident and Trainee Responsibilities, fill out a brief intake survey, and complete the Resident and Trainee Intake Form below.
Resident and Trainee Affiliate responsibilities include:
- Provide an updated CV annually, as well as notify CRE2 of pertinent changes that need to be made to their profile
- Complete annual Resident and Trainee Affiliate Survey
- Acknowledge CRE2 support on publications, conference papers, posters, and other scholarly products that used CRE2 funding
- Share their research (e.g., present at a CRE2 sponsored seminars) and its impact
- Collaborate with other Affiliates in mentoring an undergraduate, graduate, or medical student engaged in research on race and/or ethnicity
- Communicate any obstacles as well as needs to CRE2
- Willing to be highlighted in CRE2 publications that feature race/ethnicity at the University
- Timely response to CRE2 staff during reporting periods (e.g., annual Resident and Trainee Affiliate surveys, annual progress reports, infrastructure grants, and other center-based grant initiatives)
Resident and Trainee Affiliates are encouraged to:
- Share key individual or organizational race/ethnicity related opportunities with CRE2
- Regularly attend CRE2 events
- Propose events and invite outside race/ethnicity scholars to Washington University
- Collaborate on race/ethnicity projects with CRE2 staff and Affiliates
- Be responsive to fellow Affiliates’ inquiries about their academic work
- Identify other scholars who might benefit from CRE2 affiliation
- Serve on CRE2 grant review or other committees