In some cases (e.g., Transplantation Biology), these programs have a structured administration, while in other cases (e.g., Breast Cancer) the programs are more akin to scientific affinity groups. Each program has a Head and an Associate Head.
Communication is the key to knowing what research is being done at the Center. The Associate Program Heads organize a variety of forums to present the Center's science and provide venues for the scientific staff to interact, both formally and informally. The Associate Program Heads have sponsored several interdisciplinary symposia, including "Viruses and Cancer" and "Epigenetics in Biology and Disease." They also organize all-faculty retreats.The Associate Program Heads invite you to contribute ideas or meet with them. Please e-mail Julie Overbaugh with comments.
Here are the Associate Program Heads:
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Program
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Associate Head(s)
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| Basic Sciences |
Linda Buck, Jon Cooper and Susan Parkhurst |
| Biostatistics |
Charles Kooperberg |
| Breast Cancer | Julie Gralow |
| Cancer Biology |
Chris Kemp |
| Cancer Prevention |
Alan Kristal |
| Clinical Transplant |
Jerry Radich |
| Complications in Cancer Treatment |
Joan Clark |
| Epidemiology and Breast Cancer |
Kathi Malone |
| Gastrointestinal Cancer |
Johanna Lampe |
| Genetics |
Helmut Zarbl |
| Gynecological Cancer |
Garnet Anderson and Nora Disis |
| Human Biology |
Julie Overbaugh |
| Human Immunogenetics |
Effie Petersdorf |
| Immunology |
Stan Riddell |
| Infectious Diseases |
Julie McElrath |
| Interdisciplinary Training |
Maxine Linial and Karen Peterson |
| Prostate Cancer |
Pete Nelson |
| Transplantation Biology |
Beverly Torok-Storb |
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