Project STRIDE


Project STRIDE

We expose and engage high school students in clinical research.

We expose and engage high school students in clinical research.

Here’s what we’ve been working on

2018 Project STRIDE Abstract Titles

Karen Cazares: "Health Informatics & E-Health"

Cynclaire Gibbs: "The Impact Food Insecurity has on Health in Service                                    Planning Areas 5 and 6"

Samantha Gonzalez: "HIV/AIDS/STD Knowledge among African                                 American/Latino Males Residing in SPA 6 of LA County"

Sarah Kpekpe: "Cancer Survivorship in the U.S"

Luis Mancilla: "Project STEP: Recruitment Method Efficiency"

Brian Mora-Solis: "High Exposure to Environmental Hazards Impairs                                  the Health of the Homeless at Levels"

Kaitrain Paiz: "Prevalence of cigarette use among Hispanic/Latino                                    adults in California"


Sofia Rojas: "African American Triple Negative Breast Cancer"

Gabriela Sanchez: " Environmental and Biological Opioid Addiction"

Folasayo Shodiya: "Interventions to Childhood Obesity due to school                                       lunches"

Titilayo Shodiya: "Compound 34 Inhibits TNBC cell growth by                                               blocking mTOR pathway"

Melissa Zuniga: "A Systematic Review Early-onset Colorectal Cancer"

Chioma Abaekobe: "Prevalence of Alcohol Use among African                                                  American and Latino Adults in California"

Nubia Cardoso: "Health Providers of Color: Does Discrimination in the                   Workplace Increase Burnout and Impact Career Choices?"


Project STRIDE

This program is funded by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation

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