Steinberg Joins Center for Scientific Review
Dr. Marcia Steinberg
has joined the Center for Scientific Review as
chief of the cell development and function integrated review group
and as scientific review administrator of the cell development and
function 4 study section. As IRG chief, she will supervise seven
study sections in the general areas of cell development and function,
as well as one study section in international cooperative projects.
She joined the National Science Foundation in 1989 and spent 10
years as a program director in molecular biochemistry before coming
to CSR. While at NSF, she took leave for a year and split her time
between the National Cancer Institute as a visiting scientist, and the
House of Representatives as a congressional fellow. Steinberg's
research interests encompass cell biology and biochemistry.
Thomas Joins NINR Staff
Dr. Anne Thomas
recently joined the staff of the National Institute
of Nursing Research as clinical director of the Division of Intramural
Activities and chief, Health Promotion Laboratory. Among her
activities, she will be designing and implementing the new Health
Promotion Laboratory. She comes to NINR from the faculty of
Indiana State University School of Nursing at Terre Haute. Prior to
that, she simultaneously served on the faculties of the University of
Southern Indiana School of Nursing, and the University of
Indianapolis School of Nursing. She is an adult and geriatric nurse
practitioner, and received her Ph.D. from Texas Women's
University in 1994. In conjunction with the Midwest Center for
Rural Health, Thomas was responsible for designing, implementing,
evaluating and coordinating clinical research activities for the
center's rural health clinics.
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