Focused Training Opportunities

Expanding Professional Knowledge and Skills

Rina Eiden, PhD and staff.

Rina Eiden, PhD works with graduate students and staff.

CRIA offers opportunities for researchers and other professionals to develop their skills and knowledge through our pre and postdoctoral research training program and our T32 collaborative seminars.

Our postdoctoral research training program, established in 2000, receives ongoing support from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. In 2020, we added a predoctoral training component. Nationally known researchers are invited to share their work at the T32 Collaborative Seminar, a zoom series which is presented six times a year and features outstanding biomedical and psychosocial alcohol and substance use researchers.

Addictions Research at CRIA

Kimberly Walitzer and colleagues.

CRIA is a recognized leader, both nationally and internationally, in the study of substance abuse and addiction. Our researchers work in a culture of scientific and organizational support that nurtures creativity, multidisciplinary thinking and research success.

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