Students receive their research training in a variety of settings, providing them with a well rounded learning environment. The program is designed to strike a balance between course work, research, and teaching experiences. Students are strongly encouraged to articulate their knowledge and research findings through scholarship, publication, presentation at professional meetings, and teaching. The Predoctoral Training in Research on Drug Abuse program provides its students with a variety of financial support. Student's full tuition, fees, and health insurance are covered by the program.
Students often receive a supplemental stipend for their role as teaching and research assistants.
Allen, Richard M . Recent graduates of our program have gone on to hold research and teaching positions at major universities, smaller liberal arts schools, and research centers. Numerous graduates of the program have gone on to receive external funding and are making contributions of their own in a variety of areas relating to drug abuse research.