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| Research Career Development Core |
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 Research Career Development Core |
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The Research Career Development Core is led by Dr. Susan Greenspan, MD.
This resource core will promote the development of independent investigators in age related balance research who can lead and participate in collaborative multidisciplinary projects. The RCDC will support research training throughout the phases of maturation, with programs targeted toward investigators at the Novice, Pepper Scholar, and Transition to Independence stages. The RCDC also sponsors a Visiting Scholar Program. Pepper Scholars receive direct salary support. The other trainees are funded through existing training grants and career development awards. All trainees participate in two seminar series; one on age related balance disorders research and one on research skills. All participating trainees have research projects, mentoring teams and defined career goals. There is a rich pool of available mentors, laboratories and ongoing projects, and multiple opportunities for didactic training by established research training programs. Trainees are eligible for pilot grant support for research projects and for support from Research Resource Cores.
Our Pepper Scholars:
Theodore Huppert, PhD
Assistant Professor of Radiology
Members of our Pepper Scholars Working Group:
Gustavo Almeida
Ibrahim Altubasi
Fabrisia Ambrosio
Jennifer Brach
Grace Campbell
Chia-Lin Chang
Massimo Cenciarini
Nancy Glynn
R. Turner Goins (WVU)
Susan Hardy
Andrea Hergenroeder (Locke)
Elizabeth Hile
Samay Jain
Jelena Jovancevic
Patricia Kearney
Naila Khalil
Jean McCrory
Sara Piva
Keri Rodriguez
Caterina Rosano
Patrick Sparto
Mindi Spencer
Elsa Strotmeyer
David Wert
Investigators involved in this group are by nomination only. Please contact Massimo Cenciarini @ massi.cen@gmail.com Subject: Consideration to become a Pepper scholars working group member
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