The NIH BSA is an association of over
70 scientists, physicians, technologists and science administrators
at the National Institutes of Health. The NIH BSA promotes
professional advancement and serves as an advocate for various health
and scientific issues of importance to underrepresented minority
communities in general and to the Black community in particular.
The NIH BSA is an autonomous association which is recognized by the NIH and serves as a resource to the greater NIH community. Of particular interest are issues concerning the recruitment, development, recognition and promotion of Black scientists and clinicians, as well as the selection and care of Black patients and research subjects.
For information about upcoming BSA events, please contact Dr. Roland Owens.