The Prevention and Methodology Training T32 program has been funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse for another 5 years. PAMT has trained over 120 early-career researchers in substance use prevention and advance quantitative methods since 2007. In the next funding cycle, Training Directors Stephanie Lanza, Rina Eiden, and Eric Claus will steer the program to build an even more robust predoctoral program, with a large cohort of 11 graduate fellows per year. In addition to NIH funding through grant T32 DA017629, PAMT receives robust institutional support from Penn State.
