AIM-AHEAD Training Practicum (PRIME)

The AIM-AHEAD Data Science Training Core Training Practicum (PRIME) is an NIH-funded training program that focuses on developing skills in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) applications on health disparities. The PRIME cohort of 2022 includes 26 trainees at the graduate and undergraduate level. Throughout their PRIME program, trainees complete a variety of AI/ML courses over the course of their 6-month (graduate) or 8-month (undergraduate) program. Trainees are connected with mentors who are leading experts in their field who support their learning journey. At the end of their program, PRIME trainees also complete a group poster project which highlights their learnings from participating in PRIME. Additionally, select trainees complete an individual extended abstract project which details the AI/ML applications that are directly applies to their research.

AIM-AHEAD Data Science Training Core Participants

AIM-AHEAD Training Practicum (PRIME)

Aaryn DuBose

Amir Reza Sadri

Benjamin Corriette

Brittany Taylor

Christopher Andrews

Darryl Parsons

Daryllynn Nelson

Dedrionna Wilson

Eduardo Figueroa

Frances Marie Aponte Caraballo

Howard Prioleau

Iyinoluwa Tugbobo

Janae McCloud

Jeannette Tsuei

Jerry Diabor

Jose Irizarry

Kakuyon Mataeh

LaToya McDonald

Lindsey J. Hyppolite

Maruful Sumon

Muna Mohammed

Olivia Heath

Prathyush Chirra

Siumukuka Faaiuaso

Teanna Barrett

William Edwards

Nawar Shara, PhD, Director

Alexander V. Libin, PhD, co-Director

Omar Aljawfi, Curriculum Development

Alyssa Parham, Program Manager

Sara Stienecker, Program Manager

Tom Whitfield, Program Manager