The National Center for Research Resources of the National Institutes of Health developed the Institutional Development Award (IDeA) program to assist historically low-funded states to develop infrastructure that will enhance the state's ability to attain competitive research funding.

South Dakota has three active IDeA awards, the second of which was made in the fall of 2001 for the Biomedical Research Infrastructure Network, led by the University of South Dakota.

Please use the following to cite BRIN support:

"This publication / presentation was made possible by NIH Grant Number 2 P20 RR016479 from the INBRE Program of the National Center for Research Resources. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of NIH."

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Lee Med
Lee Medical & Science Building, USD Campus, Vermillion, S.D.

 

 

  • Upcoming Events
  • Meetings
    & Minutes


June 24: Augustana Seminar:

Dr. Ken McClain
Texas Children's Cancer Center
"Immune System Confusion: Defenders Defect"
3:00 p.m., Gilbert Science Center, Room 101

Click here for a copy of the 2009 SD BRIN events calendar.
The calendar is printable, so you can download it, print it, and then use it to record all of your activities.

Undergrad Fellows Convocation Schedule (PDF)


Minutes of steering committee meetings (PDF format)

Minutes of national advisory committee meetings (PDF)

 



USF Augie SWC USD MMC link to Dakota Wesleyan link to OLC link to BHSU link to SWC link to Augie link to Mt. Marty link to Univ. of Sioux Falls link to USD medical school
Click on a partner's logo on the above map to visit their Website.



Begun in 2002, the Undergraduate Research Fellowship (UGF) program continues unabated in 2009.
This section of the Web site will provide some basic information about the program, introduce you
to the research mentors and give you the opportunity to apply for a fellowship online.

To continue your journey into the world of research, please click on the following link to be taken
to the UGF Web page:

SD BRIN Undergraduate Fellows Web Page



Click on the links below to visit the Web sites some of South Dakota's premier biomedical core facilities.

USD_GCF
USD Genomics Core Facility*
USD_PCF 
USD Proteomics Core Facility
*
USD Bioinfo
USD Bioinformatics Core Facility
*
BHSU
WestCore DNA Core Facility
*
SDSU
Functional Genomic Core Facility
SDSU
Mass Spectrometry Facility
   

* SD BRIN-sponsored facility




BRIN Resources at USD Libraries

To date: The USD libraries made significant progress in delivering online databases and full-text journal articles to all SD BRIN participating institutions. During the three years of BRIN funding (2002-2004), total usage of BRIN-funded library databases was 13,665 hits. This increased to 115,352 in 2007 alone. While these numbers include faculty and students from USD utilizing the databases, ScienceDirect purchased only for the partner institutions increased from 1,234 hits to 9,512 hits during the same time period.

Other enhancements or additions attributed to SD BRIN include:

  • expanded access to Science Direct and Biosis
  • new resources from Nature Publishing Group
  • expanding the original Biosis database to include all Biosis Previews materials
  • EBSCOHost package geared toward undergraduate students
  • EBSCOhost’s Computers & Applied Sciences Complete database
  • Wiley Intersciencejournals (2003)
  • upgraded Ariel ® software and equipment for delivery of articles to network members

Any faculty member or student from participating SD BRIN institutions may access anything physically located at the USD libraries or the BRIN-sponsored science databases at any time. Since 2006 PubMed instruction on the library BRIN resources Web page provides introductory online search assistance and training. Undergraduate research fellows are all trained in the use of BRIN library resources during the compliance training at the beginning of their summer research experience.

The future: In response to a request by all the PUIs and the USD medical school's science research faculty members, SD BRIN will contribute to the expenses for scientific research databases annually during Phase II of INBRE. SDBRIN will support current databases and their availability to faculty and students at participating SD BRIN institutions Augustana College, Black Hills State University, Dakota Wesleyan University, Mt. Marty College, Oglala Lakota College, Sinte Gleske University, Sisseton Wahpeton College, University of Sioux Falls and Basic Biomedical Sciences at SSOM. The USD libraries will support research and collaboration by providing SD BRIN librarians with reference support, training and assistance in accessing databases.


  • Admin
    Core
  • Steering Committee
  • Advisory Committee

 

Dr. Barb Goodman, Ph.D.
Director & Principal Investigator
Lee Med #224
Voice: 605.677.5158
Fax: 605.677.6381

Mark Maxon
Information Specialist
Webmaster
Lee Med #216
Voice: 605.677.5129
Fax: 605.677.6381

Luci Drapeau
Tribal College Coordinator
Lee Med #233
Voice: 605.677.5297
Fax: 605.677.6381

Sue Paquette
Senior Secretary
Lee Med #233
Voice: 605.677.5297
Fax: 605.677.6381

 

 

Dr. Cynthia Anderson, Research Faculty, Black Hills State University
Ms. Danielle DeJager Loftus, Instructor, Lommen Health Sciences Library, USD
Dr. Maureen Diggins, Professor of Reproductive Biology, Augustana College
Dr. Holly Downing, Dean of College of Arts & Sciences, Black Hills State University
Dr. Barbara E. Goodman, Professor of Physiology/SD BRIN PI, USD
Dr. Laura Jenski, V.P. for Research, Univeristy of South Dakota
Ms. Carol Lushbough, Bioinformatics Core Co-director, USD
Dr. Will McRoy, Assistant Professor of Biology, Mt. Marty College
Dr. Anne Moore, Dean of Libraries, USD
Mr. Scott Morgan, Sisseton Wahpeton College
Ms. Amy Novak, Provost & Executive V.P., Dakota Wesleyan College
Mr. Joe Reynoldson, Research Computing, University of South Dakota
Dr. John Ruffalo, Associate Dean of Graduate Studies, SDSU
Dr. Patricia Tille, Associate Professor of Biology, University of Sioux Falls
Mr. Jason Tinant, Interim Chair of Mathematics & Sciences, Oglala Lakota College
Dr. Mike Wanous, Associate Professor of Genetics, Augustana College
Ms. Karla Witt, Sisseton Wahpeton College

 

Bioinformatics: Volker Brendel, Ph.D., Department of Zoology & Genetics,
Iowa State University, 2112 Molecular Biology Building, Ames, IA 50011-3260

Research: Andrew Greene, Ph.D., Medical College of Wisconsin, Dept. of Physiology,
8701 Watertown Plank Rd., Milwaukee, WI 53226-4801

Research: Barbara Horwitz, Ph.D., Interim Provost & Exec. VC, University of California,
Davis, 5th Fl., Mrak Hall, 1 Shields Ave., Davis, CA 95616-5270

 

 


 



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