Join the researchers who will improve care for people along the cancer continuum!
Apply today to be selected for a NIH-sponsored trip to New York City.
June 24 – June 27, 2026
* 3 Nights Hotel *
* Transportation to and from NYC Airports *
* Daily meals *
* 3 Day In-Person Workshop *
Keynote Address
TBD
Location: Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Purpose: Our workshop seeks to provide participants with knowledge and skills to conduct quality and culturally appropriate research to improve care across the cancer care continuum, from prevention to survivorship, and it will facilitate participant access to a national research community and health care provider network dedicated to shared goals in cancer research. This workshop is funded by a National Institutes of Health and National Cancer Institute grant (#1R25CA240113-01).
Target Audience: Early-career researchers along the MD, DO, DrPH, and PhD career pathway, particularly faculty at the Assistant Professor or Instructor levels who have limited cancer research experience but are in process of developing and launching their unique research agendas for their professional careers. Senior researchers, post-doctorates, residents, and fellows will have second priority for attending the workshop, if space permits
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AGENDA
The five curricular modules encompass overviews of epidemiology and population research, behavioral science and intervention development, clinical cancer research, and community-based participatory cancer research, with the fifth module featuring research logistics, collaborations, grantsmanship strategies, and focus on participants’ own research projects. Each of the first four modules uses interactive exercises for small, multi-disciplinary teams organized by theme and individual interests to apply concepts to specific research case examples. The learning communities created aim to foster networking and an experience of team science collaboration.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR DISABILITIES: VIRTUAL AND IN-CLASS
The University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus is committed to providing equitable access to our programs for students/trainees and faculty with disabilities (e.g., psychological, attentional, learning, chronic health, sensory, and physical). To engage in a confidential conversation about the process for requesting reasonable accommodations in the classroom, in clinical settings and in workshops/events, please contact The Office of Disability, Access, and Inclusion at: disabilityaccess@cuanschutz.edu or begin the process via the website. It is difficult to provide accommodations at the time of classes, events, etc., or retroactively, therefore, we encourage those in need of accommodations to begin this process early.
There is no fee for workshop participation. Limited financial travel assistance available
Contact 4allcancercare@gmail.com if you have any questions about this workshop