The Cornelius Hopper Disparities Supplement provides up to $20,000 annually to support California residents who are students or community members pursuing research training focused on tobacco priority populations. It aims to broaden the workforce and advance efforts to end the commercial tobacco epidemic. Mentors must be eligible PIs with active TRDRP awards and provide tailored training plans. Funding supplements parent grants for 1 or 2 years.
Applicants must be California residents who are undergraduate, master's, or pre-candidacy doctoral students, or community members without prior research experience working in tobacco control. Individuals with advanced degrees are not eligible. Mentors must be eligible PIs with at least one year rema
