The Central Group on Educational Affairs (CGEA) Collaborative Grant promotes scholarship in medical education and advances the community of scholarship within the Central region. Priority is given to multi-institutional projects that foster collaborations among UGME, GME, CEI, and MESRE members. Consistent with the requirements of scholarship, the results of these projects must be made public, available for peer review, and available for others to build upon. Call for Proposals
Grant Recipients in Prior Years
2015
Larry Gruppen, The Trajectory of Funding and Quality of Medical Education Research in the 21st Century
Kendalle Cobb, Exploration of the Effects of Medical Student Race and Gender on Patient Perceptions of Training and Reported Comfort in Hypothetical Encounters
Celia Laird O’Brien, Evaluating the Portfolio’s Ability To Identify Behavioral Patterns In Medical Students That Impact Clerkship Performance
2014
Wei Wei Lee, Hey Doc, Pay Attention to Me: Teaching Relationship-Centered Electronic Medical School Record Use to Faculty
Giulia Bonaminio, The Missing Voices: Medical Student Perceptions and Concerns about Active Learning Strategies
2012
Jennifer Mendez, A Survey for Basic Requirements (Curriculum) Of Student Run Free Clinics At CGEA Schools
Sabrina Neeley, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, And Transgender Health Disparities: Fostering Inclusion in The Medical Student Curriculum
2011
Liselotte Dyrbye, A one-year multi-center, longitudinal study exploring the factors that shape medical students' experience and self-care practices
2010
Beth Liston, Evaluating the Efficacy Of A Web-Based Curriculum In Teaching Patient Handoffs Across Disciplines And Institutions
2009
Linnea Hauge, Assessing the Effectiveness of a Surgery Intern Preparedness Course: A Survey of Learners and Their Clinical Supervisors
Elizabeth Baker and Cynthia Ledford, Collaborating to Improve Methods for Teaching and Assessing Diagnostic Reasoning in 3rd year Medical Students
2008
Kathryn Huggett, Do Audition Electives Improve Competitiveness in the National Residency Matching Program?
2007
Stephanie Donnelly and Reed William, Using Benchmarks to Improve Surgical Skill Self Assessment
2006
Denise Gibson, Readiness To Advise And Be Advised: Is There A Mismatch In Expectations Between Medical Students And Their Faculty Advisors
2005
Dorothy Andriole, The Non-Traditional Medical Graduate
2004
Karen Connell, Using an ACGME Competency-Based Assessment System For Faculty And Resident Development
Janet Lindemann, Advancing Collaboration in Clinical Skills Evaluation: A Proposal for an International Coalition
Mark Albanese, Comparison of Statistical Methods For Deriving MCAT And GPA Thresholds For Medical School Admissions
2003
Jonathan Flegel, An inter-institutional study to evaluate EBM skills with web-based OSCE
2002
Bruce Morgenstern, An Evaluation of Medical School Prerequisites: Which Courses Optimize Preparation Of The Medical Student For Medical Practice In The 21st Century
Timothy Hickman, Increasing Faculty Cultural Competency Using A Trainer Of Trainers Model
2001
Linda Distlehorst, A Comprehensive Literature Review: Assessing the Good Doctor