HIV/AIDS Research
HIV/AIDS Resources for Researchers
Building a Research Career in HIV/AIDS
This resource provides information to help students across the academic continuum prepare for a successful HIV/AIDS researching career.HIV/AIDS Research Institutions (PDF, 174KB)
Cyber Mentors Program
This program is designed to prepare behavioral and social scientists for successful independent research careers in the area of HIV/AIDS and health disparities. The two-year long mentorship program utilizes state of the art distance learning technologies (e.g., webcasts, online classrooms, etc.) to prepare mentees to submit a successful NIH grant application and to facilitate developing professional relationships to support their research efforts.
Funding for HIV/AIDS Research
HIV/AIDS Research Funding Opportunities
A number of Federal agencies provide support for HIV/AIDS research. Agencies supporting HIV/AIDS research include the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), Centers for Disease Control (CDC), and Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). Of course, this list is not definitive. Other agencies and foundations support AIDS research. For instance, one way to identify them is in the resource sections of HIV/AIDS research papers where support is acknowledged.Currently Funded HIV/AIDS Research
The NIH rePORter is a searchable database of the biomedical and behavioral federally funded research and research training projects. The NIH rePORTer also acts as a database to find the most recent journal articles, fact sheets, and other information provided through federally funded grants.
HIV/AIDS Research Resources
Where does HIV/AIDS Research get published?
Many journals publish research relevant to HIV/AIDS. In addition, other journals can be found in the reference section of HIV/AIDS research articles.Rossen, E., & Oakland, T. (2008). Graduate preparation in research methods: The current status of APA –accredited professional programs in psychology. Training and Education in Professional Psychology, 2(1), 42-49.
Deemer, E.D., Martens, M.P., & Podchaski, E.J. (2007). Counseling psychology students’ interest in research: Examining the contribution of achievement goals. Training and Education in Professional Psychology, 1(3), 193-203.
